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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-24
rO-PARTNERsFTEP.
nyvAL s NOa, Oy,s "a0RsE Tonic, Fol-

ngEAs NOAt Ost,S ,'hOhSG InNlts FOLK
Nass giving them appetite snd Relieving them Of boa
and worms ud,boua Sur and Dtemper, and al Diseases
which subject ntgrnslly This "horse Tonic
chem appetite aud coat OF hair And be let oG AFTER
II, auaA improved without LIS falling back 70 his hrst poor
r9pIoa IhaJ eStensvey It's INTRODUCTION
about years ago. N his city and al parts Of The state Of Viz
ns North Carolina New aul In almost quarter OF
he Cu.an-AaT the demand 3 steadily Increasing.
Horse r0nc hss given universal satisfaction as far a the
srbsber able 70 ascertain be obtained o. Tie
principal du1s Ia th State aud OF JAS P DUYAL, Drug
giEt sole PROPRIETOR and Manufacture "2a
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-24
NEW SPRING STOCK.

GREAT SALE
At REDUCED PRICESi
oIA LARGE PORTION OF OUR STOCK OF
RICH D r + s > q GODS.
ON counters large Rooms to begin THIs
~ DAY and continue I'll all the Goods sed reduee cas-
stock and business 70 the condition Of the times.
Among The goods now offered, sre-
Beautiful elk Dresses az Go, ti2, si6 and $50
Beautiful fs,k Robes at sio 10 go.
Barge Eobes at Is and so.
Splendid Hermann Dresses aIIlh
great variety Of
Bar.ges, Grenadines, Chslles,
Poplins, Crgand!es. lawns,
70 be sold without regard to ceft tikrl A. psfry ~
GsIhe nes Good OF y. ssson receiving by even sesns
HARsIs' JocKEYcLuB SMOKING TOBACCO, 50 rueh
III sought AFTER By smokers, Tor sale by
.ult W pETERsos& co. rs Main street.
V'HR HANDBOOK OF ABTILLEaY. By Capt.
John Roberts, sih Regiment Artillery o. Volume
ismc muslin Price a. edition be ready he laS, u
July. "
TO be published July 9ch pocket MAP Of Virginia. pres
In preparaon, pocket TESTAMENT similar In re and style
70 the Bible soeey; sgae s2mo. and Ike a. possible
wiz be ready for delivery advance order, 10 sept-mbe
Price $40 per hundred Aer The advance orders ore tho
price VII be sl2 80 per hundred, and IS c. a retail
wv J. W. RAEDoLPi. 1871 ksn street
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-24
uUNT az JAMEs,

Richmond, Virginia,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
And Asrn Tor ne Of Manufactured and Smoking Tobacco
500 packages uoWfOr sale. 'el2-on
wnehssr Repair lean, stacnon Spectator, and freder
sFsburg Mesa viii copy and send bnl 70 Wh'r office
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-24

4 zoo PACKAGES MANUFACTURED To-
LOW BACCO.-weh hive In store 1900 packages nan.
uacured Tobacco Of various brands and qualities which will
sell add take In payment Bank Of Rtsyyanla notes.
prices for the notes Of Bank 10 State HUNT JAMES
corner Va and Gary streets. sel9
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1861-01-10

by direct taxation. He would pledge his county for
her share il others would "dance up to the music
He thought that he could fight better, if he had to
fight with gun paid for than with one bought on
credit We could get third more with the cash
than we could with State bonds at the present de-
preciated value.
The question the amendment was put and it
was not adopted.
The question recurring on the passage of the bill
Mr. Martin demanded the yeas and nays, which
being ordered, were yeas 70, nays g. So the bill
appropriatlng $500, 600 to and equip the State,
passed its third and last reading.
On motion of Mr.. Williams, Of Nash, the House
adjourned.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1861-01-10
Mr. Davis continued his remarks. When he had

Mr.. Davis continued his remarks When he had
finished,
Mr.. Person said he would now answer the gen.
tlemans interrogatory. He thought that when the
general government was about to put an armed
force in the forts for the manifest design of CO.
ercing the State into submission to unjust measures
the people would be justified by the law of pre-
servaton, if not by the constitution, in resisting
the attempt by any means in their power
Mr.. Polk moved that the committee rise, report
progress and ask leave to sit tomorrow at IL o'clock
The motion prevailed
The Speaker resumed the Chair
Mr.. Hill reported the proceedings of the commit
tee of the whole asking leave that the committee sit
again tomorrow at -, NJ. Report concurred in
Mr.. Davis, of Rutherford, moved to print the sub
stitute OF Mr. Person, reported by the committee of
the whole, which was agreed to-
On motion of Mr.. Bullock, the House adjourned
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1861-01-10


fered with him. As far as reconstruction of the
government after disruption is concerned, said he,
doubt whether that end would ever be achieved.
Mr.. Brown hoped that the debate on this subject
would be conducted in tolerant and charitable
spirit.
Mr.. Avery said that there no precedent to the
proposition of Mr.. Brown, to submit the Convention
question to tho people
The debate was further continued by Messrs:
Avery, Brown, Erwin, and Barringer.
On motion of Mr. Avery the committee rose, and
through their chairman, Mr.. Speight, asked to be
allowed to consider the question tomorrow at II
o'clock.
The Senate agreed to the report of the committee
Mr.. Bledsoe, by permission, introduced bill for
the protection of the persons and property of the
citizens of the State appropriating 100000 to be
used when deemed absolutely necessary, by the
Governor and Council for armng the State.
On motion of Mr. Erwin, ordered to be printed
and referred to the committee on federal relations
Mr.. Sharpe moved to print the substitute 10 the
convention bill introduced by Mr.. Avery.
Mr.. Avery saw no necessity for it.
Mr. Sharpe's motion prevailed.
On motion of Mr.. Walker, the Senate adjourned.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1861-01-10

afraid to maintain their rights in the TTr;,
were seeking an easier and safer method ~. 2l3
The vote was then taken upon the r ros, Si =:
from the Committee, and they were passed h
nation. roeN oy accls.
On motion it was ordered that the procooa,.
TINS meeting be published in the Raleigh Ban;ss Of
Standard and Leisure Hour. The meelin ss :,
adjourned. 'n'''iig then
w , B. B. HESTER, Chairman
j. " W. T.. A 1sSs'''' Secretaries. ''''
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1861-01-10
DOWN WITH THE POLITICIANS!
THIS UNION MUST BE PRESERVED
RY THE PEOPLEi

A WAKE TO YOUR lNTEREST-THE DAY IS AT
"A hand and it becomes that every person hav
ing MONEY of any description, to deposit :ne at
FRANKLIN'S-the only man in town that keeps on hand
goods to
Suit all Glasses!
Hang your Banners and throw up Hats for the
UNION now, felOw-citzens. The way TO preserve the
Union and keep peace at home is
TO DEAL WITH FRANKLIN
Talk about dissuving the UniOn-t can't be done with
out tie voice the masses the only true friends TO the
South and the Unon and whea the day of trial comes
will be found defending every inch OF the South at the
point of a-Stick IF cahdy
But in the mean time don't forget that FRANKLIN'S
is the place TO buy
Cheap Goods for the Cash.
Why be alarmed friends? The Union will not be dis
solved for We are the working and the fight
ing men, and we have the power; and intend to
serve this Union in which live, and move and have
heing ~
]. 3. FRANKLIN.
Jan L. 1861. 3-3m.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-10-04

At Bellows Fsls. Wednesday evening, Sept 2s1 Mrs
EiylEA W, widow Of the late Hon Horace Baxter, aged
20 years. tCorrectedJ
Az Camp Lyon. Sept 18th, Of typhoid fever Mr. JOHN
BOWEN Of Co g. Conn Volunteers formerly of Weathers-
field, aged q wears.
In Brattleboro, Aug .51th JULIAN ALEXANDER, %
Piny Y, and Lucrcta NJ. Walker Of Dubuque Iowa aged
months.
In Vernon, Sept 18TH Mrs. FANNY JOHNSON, aged IS
years and months.
In Vernon, Sep.. 22d. Mr. JOHN RAY, aged q years.
In Marlboro, y. IL Sept. ., ALFRED NJ SMITH son of
Lnther Smith, aged 10 years aud months.
In Keene N. H., sept 2sl SUMNER WHEELER, Esq !,
aged 81 years
In Wiudham Sept. 20, Dea. REUBEN ST9WGJL, aged
50 years One Of the earliest settlers Of the town in youth
he espoused the Of his saSnGr for many years had
been pillar IN the church. and died in the full triumph
the gospel
In windbam, Sept 25 wM. BYRON, infant son Of Aar-
on A. Rhedes aged weeks.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-10-04
Married

Az the Island House in this village Sept 2ith by Rev
5. Perry, MI. RODNEY GRiFfiFHS Of Kecne, n. IL and
Miss MARY r. WEBSTER Of Gilsun, N. IL.
In Dover, Sept l4th by Rev Simeon Spencer MARTIN
PERRY, ESD, and Miss LuCIE Q, BURR all of Dover.
Ia Fitchhurg Ms sept II, by Rev Alfred Emerson Mr.
@ VI VIVIAN Of Keene, n. H., and Miss JENNIE L AL
E&ANDEB Of Athens,
In Weoistoek Sept I'D BY Rev. Dr. Clement, Mr. HEN
RH G. JOHNSON and Miss MARY CUSHING daughter II
Nathan Gushing, Esq, all Of W.
In Woodstock sept 18th, by Rev A. L. Pratt, Mr. Ma
THAN FAiRBANks Of Woodstock, and Miss CkLINpI II.
WILLARD Of Hartand.
In Jamaica, Sept. 7th by Rev. r. Myers THOMAS NJ.
BAILEY of Jamaica, and Miss FANNIE A. FRYE of Len
dondsrry.
In Chester, Sept g. by Rev C. G. Gurr OSCAR " SAW
YER Of Andoser and Miss MARY A. WARNER of Ludlow
sept %, by the same H0RATIo s LOCKWOOD Of spring
field and Miss ELLEN A. Ii ALL Of Chester; also Sept
BY the same, GEO w HARRIS of Tewnshend, and Miss
MARY +. PERRY Of Chester
Iu Townshend, Sept 10 By Rev Or. Fletcher JUSTIN p
WHITE aud Miss ELEANOR ~ CHASE, both Of Jamaica
In this village Sept H. at the Island House by Rev
drew Oliver. GORGE S. REED aud Miss 0RPHlA T. TIN
KER, both Of MARROW, n. II.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-10-04

AccmENT.-The wife Of David Sanders
OF Proeiorsville, was considerably injured
on the fair grounds, during the fair on
"Wednesday afternoon, by being thrown
from carriage in which she was riding.
Another carriage ran on to it causing it to
overturn. She struck oa her shoulder as
she fell. and il was feared broke her collar
bone, but soon after the accident, with some
assistance, she was able to 90 off the field,
and it was hoped her injuries were not as
serious as first supposed.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-10-04
CAMBRIDGE MARKET.

"Wednesday, oct 2.
At 1T42 Cattle about 1000 Beeyes and 742 stores
consisting OF Working Oxen Nileh Cows aed and
three years old.
Prices 8eefExtra Sc 90 a 50 first quality
500; second quality $500 third quality, 40 ordn
airy. 5000.
Working Oxen $50 a $50
Cows aud galves--S2J 40 a. 80.
Yearngs,s7 g s9itwoyearsold s1l g "A; three year
old Is ali,
Sheep aud Lambs4496 It market Prices in otsS 30
Al IS q % each Extra S2l7 g. a S4O0 or from a &c
per H. Veal calves 900 Spring mbs, 90 0 80, 90 ESQ
Hides 4 o Sc. Tallow, q De-
Peits s53c, tB s84eseach. Cali skins q So W Ii
RSaAREsfhere larger numbero Of Cattle and about
the same number Of sheep and Lambs last week Cattle
sold same as last week Sheep and Lambs quicker and rah
higher.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-10-04
List of Letters
w A MITE D!
Cavalry Horses.

TUE undersigned wish purchase Immediately for Casa
L lot Of Horses answering 10 the following require
ments
They be soundin all particulars from Is 10 Is hands
high less than FouE. than NlSE years oil
be i1y Brown Black Scrrel Ia few Gays square
troters. bridie-Wise and sth long switch tails.
Those wishing O. e may Apply ~ the following places up
20. and including the 9th day Of october, viz -
Bfattichoro at }. ". Smiths stable Wilmington at
L. X o !. GUrham's store; ToWushcud. at As star
key stable.
Applications may also Be made As follows -
Bellows Pals Oct = - ehas Townes Stable South Lon
d1ul1ry. oct : AZ Msynar1s Hotel Chester. Oct. 4,
At Kecys Hotel; Ludow Oct. g. AZ ADAMS Ho-
tel; Weston, Oct q az the Hotel.
DAVID GO0DELL,
y GORlfAM. ia
kLQNT0 sTARKFY
Frtff-g-lr, Sant - ISL s9ft
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-10-04

ROBBERY IN SrRINGFIELD.-On Mon
day morning last week, while the driver OF
the early morning stage to Charlestown
was Harvesting his horses, thief entered
the stage office and took from the drivers
coat which was hanging there for few
morpents,. a pocket-book containing $50 in
money which Messrs. Labaree, Lombard
& Co. had handed the driver to carry to
the railroad in payment Of a freight bill,
and also two notes amounting TO $50, the
property of the driver. And although a
stranger was seen going from the Office,
and search made within ten minutes after,
no trace can be found Of either thief or
property.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-10-04

The ladies of Townshend presented the
West River Guards a beautiful and val
liable flag on Tuesday, preparatory 10 their
intended visit 10 the Windham county fair.
The presentation was made with neat and
pretty speech by Miss Upham. Capt, Dat
ton received the flag, and responded in a
very happy and appropriate manner. The
Wiudham band was present and assisted in
the ceremonies, and will accompany them
to the fair. The company, though recently
formed, is in an exceedingly fourishing con-
dition, numbering over seventy men, neatly
uniformed, and under the charge of efficient
and energetic officers, il presents very pre-
possessing appearance.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-10-04

cholera morbas. lie was actively engaged
in the battle at Springfield, Mo, and while
lils comrades were falling around him,
evinced great GOODNESS aud bravery. De-
voted TO his country and 70 the cause ne
defended so brayely, lie sought rather than
avoided danger, but having dealt fearful
blows in several skirmishes and especially
in that severe battle, he was spared to fall
a prey to disease. lis bereayel parents
parted with another son, 10 go on to the war
in the I'd Vermont Regiment, on the very
day IN which they received this melancholy
news. They, and the patriot son make
this sad loss only an occasion of entering
more earnestly into the work of saving our
government fon the dangers that threat.
en- it.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-10-04
LATEST NEWS.

7hursday Norning.-We have no news
this morning from the seat Of war of any
Importance. At Washington the rebels are
out of sight, and no guns have been heard
from them since Thursday, last week 1t
is thought b. some that portions Of the reb-
els have gone to invade Kentucky.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-10-04
rnlln for Tho Third RegImen,.

Lieut. Crane is now recruiting men in
h place to fill up the third regiment 10 The
minimum number of 1910. He wants 225
all. VIII not Windham aud Windsor
punties Immediately respond, that they
ay be sent forward in season to partici-
he il the advance from Washington =
entlenlen, you that can and will respond
YOUR country's call, now is the time TO en-
|. Quite number have already res
Dnded, and are now here waiting.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-10-04

G9S' We learn from Braitleboro that Mr..
llolbrook, Governor elect, has been sick
nearly three weeks with slow typhoid fever,
and that in all probability he will not be
able to attend TO the duties Of Chief Magis-
trate OF this State at the meeting of the
Legislature on Thursday next. Conse-
quently Gov. Fairbanks will hold over till
he sufficiently RECEIVERS to be qualified.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-10-04

Making pes cent for the year
ending August l. 1851 Said pvfceutas east up "a the
original amount OF the premium note without reference
ANY eutormcnt aua u be paa to The Treasurer
bee In Montpelier, or hsire the 10TH October 1851
Members 81 the Company will find in the hands Of the
Representatives elect to the legislature, schedule showing
the amount OF assessments due from tch Respectively
they particularly desired money for their
assessments Is forwarded 70 the Oce in October
sessment must be paid when due little attention 10 this
the part OF the members OF the Company will save them
expense and trouble sec Act incorporation on
your Polcyl
J. t. TIURSToN, Treasurer.
Montpelier, Sept. ., SCI. 1913
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-10-04

SHARP SHooTERs.-F. +. Streeter has
returned from the Vermont company of
sharp shooters, with commission to re-
cruit another company in the State. lie
is now Corporal of the Vermont company
now in Col. Berdan's regiment, and will
make his head quarters while in this State,
at Brattleboro.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-10-04

=
ii. Quite a number have already res
nnded, and are now here waiting.
BRIEFs.--Fast Day was more gen, rally
3served in this vicinity than on any former
ecason. 1t was the same also in the eli
4 and in the army camps at Washington.
!. Gen. G. i. Kellogg of Brattleboro,
II understood, viii be Lieut.. Col. of the
Ermont Cavalry. lie will make a good
fcer, stout and heavy, woe to the rebel
AZ meets his sword. : We are in
Sbmed they have a secess;onist in Grafton.
u denounces those who volunteer as
Sralawags," and says that none but seal
ags will 90 to fight " Lincoln's battles"
u in this manner discourages enlisting as
y ch as he can, and thus gives what little
Iii and comfort" he can to his brother
nitors in arms against the government.
A rebellion has broke ont in our vii
I and it is thought cannot be stopped,
4 win prove an entire success. 1t is in
ND. Newcomb's clothing store where new
eds have been received, and marked
Nv to suit the the present time and the
Nroaching frosty weather. Cragin
ESt0He have fine lot Of citrons for sale
best lot we have seen anywhere. They
lsre raised 10y Mr.. Benjamin Spauldng,
hpse superior garden management has al
nly won for him an enviable repaiatisu in
n parts. Maj. L. A. GRAFT who
b out with the 9TH regiment, has been
Nmoied to Lieut.. Colonel--a position
kch we doubt not be viii Ell with honor
|1imself and his native Green Mountain
ete. BY our army correspondence it viii
Been that there is strife among the
fnerals as TO who shall have the honor of /
Amanding the yermoat troops. The
pen Mountain boys are no doubt justly |
Rsdered among the best troops in the /
VI Our papers were issued day
rier last week, but owing TO an accident.
D. going up the Rutland and Burlington
broad failed TO start on their journey till
sday. the usual day of mailing. $780,
Is Sarah Hyde came near being injured
TUESDAY by the running of horse she
Il driving alone. With much presence
&nnd, however, she held on to the reins,
r. the horse drew up on School street.
i she escaped unframed. A. S. CLARK
Crying TO stop the horse was injured, by
ag struck with the shaft of the carriage,
not seriously. 49, Bellows Falls has
q her duty very well in furnishing men
the war, after all. Over thirty have en-
~ ane gone from this village. She was
u represented in the Massachusetts Sixth, !
m they had their celebrated passage
'nugh Baltimore. Another effort is
] made this fall to change the name of
4'ey, on account of its similarity to (
9t"eg by which many mistakes, it is
4med, will be avoided in forwarding let /
b and freight. We understand I
y patriotic old gentleman from Wind
visited Windham County bank the
n day, and took $500 of the govern
"A loan. The pastor Of the Con-
rational church in this village, is nowso
RESTORED to health, that he will UNDER
4 IN future, the entire charge of his pull
on the Sabbath. After an absence of
II months, he has recently ofIiciated
Y of the time.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-10-04
CANp LyoS, CaAiN BRiboE. D. G..
IEkpQuARrEEs 81 REa'r VI NoLis Aue 90 isGl

To iraops mag eoAcera
Whereas authority has been given to recruit additional
number OF aoe-bodcd uicn TO nil up the several
OF the III Regiment Of Vermont Volunteers in
the United States to the maximum nunbor-oue hundred
and one men 10 eaehI have appointed rerni ng ooer
70 recruit and rendezvous at Batcboro hundred
and ten ablebodiud be into the
Of their own choice, IN the 81 Regiment the said
boro, or about Monday the 9th day of September next
ny order OF d, N. HYDE
ilest- Gel Com'dg 81 Eeg't VI. Yoi'rs.
W. =. COREY, LIST Lieut. and Adyt
Al persons wishing eulist purposes srcifed
above must present TO the recruiting officer
regular Physician surgeon establishing their
service according TO rules and regulations established
". n. COREY,
oi-Ss list Lieut.. and Adjutant.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-10-04

SIXTH REGIMENT Full We learn
that the Sixth Regiment is now full, and
nothing furher remains bat to muster them
together, which viii be done early next
week at Montpelier. This is the quickest
work yet done in Vermont, and an honor
TO our State, the whole regiment having
been raised and differed ia about fort
night. Now for two more! They will be
wanted, and no matter even if Vermont
should get ahead Of other New England
States.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-10-04

BEAUTIFUL WEATHER.-We are en-
Joying season of most splendid weather.
There has been no fros, to do any injury
in this section yet, and corn and the late
crops have been ripening off finely. 1t is
not often that Jack Frost awaits bis visit
so late.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-10-04
THE MARKETS.

BOSTON, ocT.
FLOUR AND G8AIN.-Flour is firm. Best grades, $3.50
"a $50 Germ, 50 y &c. Oats, IS n 4oc. Rye, 70c.
PRoViSIoNs.-Lard. 10 q l0Ic. Smoked Hams Il a
SIC. In Butter and Cheusc, change.
WOoL.A further a1rance with saes of fleece at 40 q
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-10-04

FAST DAY AT GRAFToN.-The people
Of Grafton met in the morning of the Ma
tional Fast last week, at their respective
churches, there being an unusual number
at each church. Their pastors inqited a
union of the two societies in the afternoon
at the Baptist and largest church building
in the place. Before the hour for service
every seat was found to be filed. Benches
were brought into the ailes and immedi-
ately filled when was found that many
would have 10 remain outside. Never such
a rush or so many Of the citizens of Graf
ton Together before on any enc occasion.
a thrill seemed to Gil every heart that the
day should be honored and respected in the
full sense Of the Presidents Proclamation.
The " Home Guards in full uniform, with
martial music as they marched in, remind
ed all that prayer and powder should go
together.
The following resolution was offered by
Francis Daniels, Esq, and unanimously
adopted at the close OF the meeting:
Resoleed, That we believe it to be the
duty and will susia in the President in call
ing out at once, that they may be thorough
ly disciplined, the 100000 men voted by
Congress; That we believe emancipation
aud the arMing of the slaves should go
with our array hat we approve of the
course of the President in suspending the
habeas corpus act, in arresting traitors, and.
that all men even among US, who cry peace
and compromise with rebels in arms, should
in justice be placed beside Marshal Kane
aud his accomplices That we take this OPP
portunity 10 express our utmost thanks to
the patriotic, self-sacrificing and courage
Gus volunteers who have offered their lives
TO save our country from desolatins foe,
and we here pledge ourselves to honor
them on every proper occasion after their
return.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-10-04

FAIR At PRocroRsyILLr.-Th fair al
rroctorsyille came of on Tuesday and
Wednesday. Both days we're lovely and
pleasant, such only as this season Of the
year can furnish There was large num-
Der IN attendance. Lads and lasses were
there in abundance, talking about the war,
and other things in tender tone of voice
The exhibition was very successful and no
one thing contributed more to its success
than the beautiful weather.
We hope to give more particulars next
week.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-10-04

County CouRT.-County Court adj
Journed on Monday afternoon. 1t has been
an unusually long term. Most OF the hast
week was consumed in doing court business.