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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1862-02-08
THE NEW SECRETARY OF wan

One year ago Edwin NJ. Stanton was call
Ell into the Cabinet of Mr. Buchanan. to
fill varancy caused by atrocious treason.
An old personal friend. but political oppo-
nent wrote him a letter thereupon, to which
Mr.. Stanton responded as follows: 90 5ot
zsraHs "WAsuINGroN, Jan. aI6, 1851.
D ear Sir: Your kind letter was received
this morning, and thank you for the conf
fence and regard it expresses for, myself.
You are figbtin surprising it to be my de-
termination 10 do everything in nv power
to preserve and maintain this government
and the Constitution under which the Unit
ed States Rave been SO prosperous The
means you Indicate, agree with you, are
the proper ones for this emergency, and SO
far as it is possible. they will be exerted-
have an un''ouhting faith that this gov
eminent cannot be overthro,eh--that it was
ordained of g I'd, and that The powers of hell
cannot prevail agains: it. We have trouble;
Lhe Ci,y of Arlington may be captured
but every effort will b. m ide to prevent
that catastrophe, and even il it does happen,
the srevolu tionists7 will b. "a far as ever
from accomplishing the destruction of the
government. but much nearer to their osSp
destruction. So far from being lndiffere nj
10 YOUR advice, any suggestion of Your
wisdom and expetipnce will be thankfully
received. M 3 atm is to perform my daty in
the post 10 which I am called. aud shall
he happy OF any light to guide me in thr.
true path. ...-.-. -. .~-
With confidence and hope of the future.
[ remain yours, truly. -'
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1862-02-08

WELL DoEE.- Mrs. Sarah LaFrabses of
Rockvjlles Mass has aoWsfouF sonssseyen-
teen, grandsons. and one great grandson IN
the army. q The old lady of eightgrfivs
years, one day recently. walked to Salem 10
see The last of them depart for the fbstsie-
e I'D, and then walked back. about six miles.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1862-02-08

|, Among camp items,. We find it stated
that a provost u,arshsI in MeCall.s division,
having detected sutlerh in the ACT of con;
ssealing liquor for Ftheruse of tie soldiers.
! caused the Eqnor "a. be &c troyed and tie
Szutier punished. - PANTY Fair says u would
nave been better had The llquor bsen pun,
she'd and ihe suller DESTROYED, = !. Ee.se-
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1862-02-08

I The,minls of the United States. have cpin4
ed since they commenced operations
period less than seventy years-the large
amount of siglfs hundred millions of dollars
shout onezf fifth Of ihs wl1ols metssiic cnrz
reBcy of the world. OF this amount. iiye
hundred and twenty millions of dollars
wess derived from the n;nssaof the United
ekaees sv,5sfharx7 szesssisss = ?. *
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1862-02-08

A young lady studying French. and 6naa
ing that .-beilr. m-anr fine.' told some
'bodr IN = letter thatswe had great deal Of
bella weather lately v1faiuszs ~ .efuo
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1862-02-08

a genera Of high command SAYS that the
provisions wasted BY the amy of the Pc:
t,tnac. would subsist i F.ench army Of
EQUAL nunsbsrs. 80 =
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1862-02-08

Park your aaresaih rs small 4 spaos as
ynn can. So that you can carry them your
self, and not letitht N annoy others. "
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1862-02-08

AT festival on some occasion among the
soldiers in Missouri. one ofthem from Adrian
offered the following extrsvagant sentiment,
which is printed in a Missouri paper. from
which we copy:
lift, DGvis-May he be set af9at in an
open boat. without compass or rudder: may
that boat aud compass Be swallowed by q
shark and the shsFk swaIli,ved BY whale.
The whale in the devils belly, and the devil
in he'll, the door locked aud key lost; and
further. NAV he be chained in the southwest
corner of he'll. and a northeast, wind blow
ashes in his eyes through al.ieternity.' ~,
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1862-02-08

The chap Who fell into error was lifted
out By The lever of public opinion. g So =
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1862-02-08

Enjoy to-day. forte mosrow ihs Arst gray
hair may come. e...sss -. ssw sssssss
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1862-02-08

The lady lEhq dsveuns two aoyelsl . day
lives upoa g. nevel diaA .aasn -
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1862-02-08
EDWIN NJ, STASTol

Gen. William Robhson.'
Is not tits the sort of a man to whom the
safety of the nation may wisely be commit
ted. even in such time as this2--X Y
Tribune. ~ ~ fals s.sssA asEl a.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1862-02-08
VOL. 5-----No, Il &c s.5i4

Tggxs-Two dollars per annum in advance
Clubs of ten. 81. FY = Clubs Of twenty. $50
All parers discontinued at Che expiration of the
lime for which they subscribed.
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-10-09
Sci.

S6mblabIe, aux mines dc Ia Cali
fornie lors de lcur d6couvorte, Get ar
ticlo dc premiere ndcessit6 entraino
toutes nos populations yers les lieux
fortunes qui p~oss6dent quoIques induces
d'cau saifc. Il a pressure de Ia fro,
ndsio, dams nempressomcnt que met
tent les habitans q Sen procnrcr. Cha
Gun, il parait, oomprond Ia ntoossit6 Do
ne pas attendro. Les wagons ct les
claudi6rcs sont en- grande demandc,
d peine ST l'on pcnt en- trouver de dis.
ponibIcs. Tout est done en- %rGquisi-
ton. Les routes sont couycrtcs de
voyageurs anxieux dc SAVIOR dc qnel
cote lis porteront lcWrs pas. Jusqu'a
present les mines de Ia Nile Iberie,
appcllcnt u plus rattontion. lie sci
y est ST richie, 81 aboulant, que nos
amis 10 reeulcut Plus doyant 10 prix
ezhorbitartt all quel on lie liyrc, ct la
distance cnorino qui les sdparent dc
Get ell droit.
Comment 50 fait-il que lo Gouvcrno
ment matt pas encore mis- ordre 4 u,
tel 6tat lie chooses? Lais8er dos spG-
cuIatcurs vendre au pauvro du sci i 5
cents Ia liyre, sans tenir compile de
F6Ioignemcnt dos lieux, tandis quinn
demi cent serait un prix tr6s reasonable
dams les circumstances ~prtseates. Nos
autoritts e~iYiIes ct militaires devraient
90 nous sem5le, 80 p~rdocupper dayan-
tage des Int6r6ts g~dn6raux dn Pays.
On appelle crt5rtica toute vcnto sur
charg6e fate par nos ndgociants, alors
meme quill Gprouyent uae dilicult6
inouie 4 pEocurer dos marchandises 4
lcurs )clions, quel nom ~donnora-t-on q
ceIIe nouvollc industrie, que est une
nGcessit6 dc Ia vie? Comment Sc fait-
il que nos confr6ro5 dc Ia Pressc,
n'aiont pas encore dley6 10 voix pour
stigmatiser I'm tel abus?
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-10-09

Be REGIMENT DE LA LOUISIANA Ce
noble Regiment qui a ST vailIamentr re-
present6 les couleurs de la Louisiana 4
Oak Hill, a EIkhorn ct vingt autres
champs de bataille, Went 6tre de nou-
veau cruellemcnt 6prouv6 y Yuka.
Notre paroissc y a perdu I'M de ses
mobiles champions, lie jouno Joseph
Tauzin, des Pelican Rangers. Victime
des consequences funcstes do cottc
guerre inezorable, il est au MONS mort
en- brave, snr ID brdoho, alors quiz es-
sayait dc ddfondro pays. Lhistoiro
enregistrera fd6lemont CO nouvel holo-
~causte oflert d Fautel de Ia patrie.
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-10-09


hereby authorized, making the aggregate
amount of Thirty-fve Hundred Dollars.
Holders Of Town Warrants heretofore is
sued by The Mayor, IRE requested to present
them to the Treasurer, which amount, with
the interest, will be redeemed by this author
lied issue for circulation, 90 soon as the bills
of the Corporation can be prepared for the
purpose.
On motion, adjourned until The next re-
gular meeting, the lst Wednesday November
next.
Approved, L. Mhlof hb'
Thomas II. AIREY, Mayor.
Sec. & Treas.
A true copy,
THos. H. A1REY, S. 7.
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-10-09
Succession Sale.

SUGGESTIONS Of Isaac Gourmet md rife.
DY virtue of an order Of The Honorable
I'D District Court in and Ter the parish oi
Natchitoches, State of Louisiana, there Wi
be sold, at public auction, at the residence
OF Jules Sompayrac,
On Tuesday, 2lst day of October, 1862,
the following described property belong ng
to said succession, to wit
Household furniture,
Farming %utinsils,
Two COWS & calves,
Eleven hogs | year old. and other articles
CONDITIONS OF SALE.
All sums up to $50 inclusive Cash, above
that payable on the LIST OF May 1863. Pnr-
chasers on a credit to give their notes with
approved security IN Solido and vendors pri-
yiiege, payable to the tutor with s per cent.
interest from the day Of sale, till paid.
JULES SOMPAYRAC.
oct9-5i Tutor.
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NOTICE..

DY virtue of authority vested in me, I
ID have appointed Mr.. Felix Metoyer OF
Natchitoches, Sub agent to receive cotton
subscribed to the Produce Loan and to pur-
chase and receive cotton for account Of the
Government, in exchange for It's 8 per cent
Bonds, in the Parish of Natchit0chcs.
Shreveport 2Gth Sept 1862.
ULCER LAUVF,
Agent c. ),
oct9-1m
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Il
Written for the NArouIrocHEs UNION.
Beware of friendships changes.

Beware of friendships changes.
She with a sly insinuating grace,
LAUGHED ather friend, and look'd her in the face
Would raise a blush, when a secret vice was found,
And sting while she gently probed The wound. a-PERsEUs
They told me, friend, that you and !
Our happiest days were seeing,
While yet it was shut from others eye
The change that waits on beings;
All. life they says weary way
With less joy than sorrow,
For where the sunlight falls to-dy
Therewiil bea shade tomorrow.
Yours were love that would not bear
The test Of change and sorrow,
For only DEEPER channels wear,
In passing to each morrow;
Then better were it in that day
We had ieryently been praying,
That what we had might pass away
While we the words were saying,
The heart has depths ofbitterness
AS well as depths of pleasure,
And those whe love, love not unless
They both Of these can measure;
There IS a time, and it will come,
When this you must discover,
And We if EITHER then be dumb,
To POWER that MOVED thy BROTHER.
There are some spots where all must falter,
And each will need sustaining;
And suffering is the lot Of all,
And is of Gods ordailing;
Then wherefore did our hearts unite
In BONDS that FRIENDS could sever?
Was it to follow their FIENDIsH lights,
Then CURSE thy FRIENDS e~ndoayour.
Then while these happy days We blest,
In THEM YoUR DOUBTS were SOWING;
Gods mercy MUST ard WILL be LESS,
Though you have CHANGED YOUR SHOWING
II such be your FAITH as on you tread,
la DEMONS. trusting, and o3EYING,
II, onward, BIZ their venom, I'D
BE SURE, WHAT tley arc SAYING.
September the 9th 1862,
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-10-09
A NOS PATRONS

mr. Louis DUPLEX demeure, soul,
charge de Ia re~sponsabiIit6 ct DIES into
refs du journal EUaion pendant Fin,
term occasionn6 par 10 mott de Mr.
ERNEST LEGENBRE.
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-10-09

Nos rcmcrcimens i Mr. Jeron~ Mossi
ct Lestan Prudhomme pour des jour
naux do Memphis.
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-10-09
gente de Sheriff.
G0UR De DISTRICT.


PARoIssE DIES N~ArcHrocHEs.
Fiat dc la Louisjaoe.
MARIA WYCHE, ADMINISTRATIVE, ETC.
HANNAH HAHyifLE, ADu., ETC.
EfN verta dun wgitd saisio ct ycntc lance
~ Il 5e jour dc @cptenbre 1862, par rlIono.
rabie CoUr de District, dams ct pour
paroisse des Natchitochcs ct d moi adrcss6
iaf saisi ct %joIitirai en- yeuto pu5Iiaue i I?
porte de Ia maison de Cour dams Ia vile Ct
paroisso dcs NatclitocIas au plus haut ct DIR
nier cnchefisseur.
lie Somcd lerJ om dp mos de aoremJre, 1862.
entire ONE hoHyos d0matinct lie soleiI couchant
la plopricte s%aiyante, SAVIOR:
BOB, jeune Negro age d'enyiron douze
ans.
CONDITIONS DE yENTE.
Compliant, ayec btaefee destination.
J. W. NORRIS,
sz9-ol SHIRT.
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Batail1e sur le Bayou Lafourohe, pres de
Donaldsonville.- Combat entire 4 on
500 yankees ct nos farce5.

Bataille u le Bayou ~Iafourcle pres de
Donaldsonville.- Combat entre 4 on
500 yankees ct nos forces.
ThibodeauxvilIe 25 Septembre.
Que1qucs centaincs d'uommes, ac-
compagnGs dc La batterie de Sims, Sc
sont rencontrGs avec les Yankees. La
batterio dc ces dorniers nous await
envoy6 de forles voices aYant cue Ia
n6tre fut en- bonnie position. Apr6s que
nos dispositions furent prises ct nos
canons mis- en- mcsure de rGpondre aux
Ieurs, les Yankees ont compris quill
yalaiy mjeuy gutter Ia place aU pas ds
c5afsc. &c qu.ils cfectu9rent avec une
promptijude renarquabIc, en- s'alIG-
geant toutefois de leurs ca%ntines, car
]touchieres, &c, qUi G6naient leurs pas
gymnastiqucs. lie rtSuItat a GtG &c
que Pom pouvait attendre de Ia valeur
de nos braves. HUT yankees ont etc
tues, IL blcssGs ct IN lieutenant fait
prisonnier.
To surlcndcmain, lie Col. Vincent,
accompagnG de quatrc pieces d'artil-
leric de Ia batteric de Sims ct dc la
belle compagnie i chcyal de Blair, Sc
rcadiJ 80 miles de Donalds0nviIle
sQs y Mississippi houx transports
yankees, accoapagua9 de deuZ gun.
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-10-09
Vente de Succession.
Mardi, lie Il Octobre. 1862,
CONDITIONS DE \

Toutes sommcs jasqu'a yingt piastres, IN.
clusiyemcnt, compliant; au-dessus de cettt
somme, payabIes lie Ter raj, 1863. Les ac-
quereurs au credit doivent bonner leurs biIIels
avec cautions IN Solido, approuyees, ct lie pri-
yilege du Vendeur, payabIes au Iuteur aye
s pour cent d'intcret du jour de Ia vent
jusqu'a parfait Placement.
JULES SOMPAYRAC,
o9-5i 7pdcuy.
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-10-09

DU
SACRE COUR.
Overture des Glasses Ie 20 Sophomore.

A LORDINAIRE les El6ves ct les FIX
IA ternes sont admises, maiS diffieilemeut les
demi Chaean dit: les temps
sont mauvais; c'est yrai, eli plus yrai encore
pour les Institutions. Depuis deus ans,
lie plus grand nombre DIES placements sont ex-
ccssiyement a~rrjcres -. ct pow plusicars,
pas espoir de procurement. lie Sacrc CGur
ma pas davanee, quoiqu on disc des preten-
dues richesses do Convent. Done les parents
ne peuvent %s'etonner des dispositions que lie
dit Convent est force de p%rendre. Pour les
annees precedentes: Que les complies Soient
reglts actuellement, les arrangements pris
par ttimcstre: les conditions dadmission non
remplies, on ne pourrait gatder Fcttye. Qua
vaot ~l'epoque designee, les parents Sc pre-
3entcnt Ct iyent avec nous les conditions.
NorA.-9ue les parents ~essaient de fournIr
a leurs enlants lie papier, lc5 plume5 etc
lie convent ne pouvra tcbanger cos fouroItares
QUEEN espece ct au PIX coafant. II en- sera
de meme pour les medicines, VI Ia penutie
de ces articles.
s4-4i
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SheTiI2s Sale
DISTRICT COURT.

PARISH or NArcmrocHzs S.
State Of Ioaisia0a.
MARIA WYCHE, ADHlxrSrnArnrx. &c.
rs
HANNAH HARVI[LE, ApM.. &c.
DY virtue Of a wit Of seizure and sale,
ID issued on the 5ib day Of September. 1862,
by The Hon. the Dist. Gonrtin and Tor The
Parish Of Natcf.tochos end 70 me addressed,
l have seized aud vii o3tr for sale st public
auction, 70 he Inst and highest bidder, at
the door q HE Court House IN the Town
and Parish Of Match ochos, on
Sot0Jdoq, The IL If Norcmber, 1862.
between The houys Of II O'Clock A. VI. and
sundown, The following described property,
seized as the property Of The defendant, to
wit:
BOB, a negro boy aged about twelve
wears.
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Union 0cs NottDiiotbes.
Jeuesl, o 0ctobre, 1860.

ray Tout communiqu6 on onnooee epyoye
au Journal apres lie Mardi sojr, ne sera insere
que dams le numtro de Ia semaino suiyante.
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-10-09
s5isc;5n2s Sale
DISTRICT COURT.

PARISH OF NATcHrrocHEs
STATE or LOUISIANA
CHRISTOPHER /. WATNSLEY, q as
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-12-26

O'Clock In the morning. II was exceeding
ly cold, as all our readers ia this sec,irn
will doubtless re'neinber. and heavy north
wind prevailed, creIing quite shower of
fire and sparks for some distance. There
were some 500 patients ia the Institution,
all Of whom il is sand were safely removed.
though We are informed that one at least
must have persisted in the flames, as the
remains had been found. The first reports
were that there were some fifty missing,
but the number was greatly exaggerated,
though quite Eumber did no doubt, sirag-
gle away but we learn that on Tuesday,
all but some half dozen had been ac-
counted for The Congregational and Uni
tartan churches we've immediately occupied
as hospitals for the patients, upon whom
the FIRE OF course had bad eject, the raw
ags Of many being described as iuly pitia-
BILE to behold. The churches, however were
only occupied during the forenoon, the us
ual services being held in them in the after
noon. A large quantity Of provisions was
destroyed, including 1000 bushels Of pota-
toes. We have not learned as TO the origin
of the fire, but it is sad by some to have
probably originated from the furnace in the
basement. The east wings occupied by the
female patients. were saved. The loss to
the STATE is some $4,000. but is mostly
covered by insurance, and we learn that
measures are being taken to rebuild the
same at once.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-12-26
The Ola Price at.ia,al..d.

BY reference TO our prospectus in anoth-
u column, il will be seen that the old price
n the TINES, TO all our subscribers in
Windsor and Windham counties, is 10 be
Maintained till the first day of April next,
follows: To all who pay in advance, or
kithin three months from the time of the
|bmmencment of their subscription, 81 25 I;
|fer that time, 81 so. Single subscriptions
h Sesame as heretofore.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-12-26
CAMBRIDGE MARKEr.

"Wednesday. Dec "a.
At make, ess Cattle shout so Bsaves Sc stor.s.
consisting OF weynpg OxenMieh Cows, andone two aud
three old
Market R.ef--ExtrasG 10 9 rs 1rst quality
-en0s63 second quality, $500 " 0uo third Qaality,
IS rs, I 90 ordinary. 5000.
Working Oxen $40 q o.
Cows aud Calves-s25 49, a ~.
Yesrng, sslo twoysar old, sltsis; three year old,
s2o as2S
sheep and Lambsl2o0 at market; prces In lots 90 o.
80 50 70 each; extra, SO oDa 80 25 3esic y b.
Hides g Itc Taiiow, 81 &s 7in.
rets 81 20 ~ 0s7 zach Calf Skins q &c v Is.
Remarks. There but little done market Thursday
being Christmas There good number present
and the supply of Cattle and sheep small they
mostly sold at last weeks prices.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-12-26

days. This c,tion is Obtained from matt
rssses. Now isa g,ol time for tho.e having
mattresses dlll whh Cotton, 10 dispose OF
them at hi.h rates, and procure tl.ose stuff.
ed with har,wh;ch are cheaper and better.
Manchester Jomaal
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-12-26
Married.

In Bellows Fails Dec, IS, BY Rev. Y. Brown, GEORGE
IL. LiTTLEFlELD and Miss ATLANTA A. wfMAN, both
Of Gsafton.
IN Bellows Falls Disc IS By Rev. s. S. Gardner Mr.. Ma
THANlEL WIiEArLY Of B.eokAeld, and Mrs. JENNIE
h. HALL of brandon.
In Windsor, Dec. II, by Rev. H. Bslngton, GEORGE
L. BATES and Miss HELEN NJ DUDLEY both Of W.
In fechviue, Dec 10, by Rev s. g. Abbott sisted by
Rev IL. @ johnson. CHESTER PIKE Esq Of Cornish,
N. H., aud Mss AMANDA NJ. FAY of Eeehyile.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-12-26
'Iocal M N I t g rs.
FRIDAY DEcEAsER &c. 1862.
WooD. WOOD,

Those WHO wish to pay us in wood should
b so at once, as we wish to buy our wood
lar The season Immediately.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-12-26

COMMISSIONERS, NOTICE.
COMMISSIONERS, NOTICE.

M E. the subscribers being duly appointed by the Hon.
w Probate Court for the District Westminster COM
nsioncrs receive examine aud adjust all claims aud de-
mrHds against the estate OF CHANDLER MAYNARD, late
OF Londonderry ia said District deceased and also all claims
and demands exhibited in Offset thereto and six msnths
from the 3D. day of December 1852 being allowed by said
Court that purpose do therefore hereby give notice
that will attend the business said
at the Dwelling house OF Lucy Maynard ia Londonderry
in said District, the first Mondays january April
next, 10 O'Clock NJ. unti4 O'Clock
said days. DAVID ARNOLD, con,r..
LUCIuS HOWE, eoaii .
LUCY MAYNARD, Adm'x.
Dec. 1. A. D. 1862. 511
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-12-26

MAsoSIc.-At the annual commanica-
ton OF Golden Rule Lodge, No. 30, Put
ney, the following etiicers were chosen for
the year ensuing: S. w. Houghton, w
NJ; W. S. Aplin, S. W.; Il. B. Campbell
]. W.; j. d. Wheat, Treasurer; A. b
Hewett, Secretary; DR.. IL. d. Holton, S.
d. }. A. Deming. j. D.; John Robertson
and IL. c. Warren, Stewards 5. &. Wheat,
Marshal; Job S. Hunt, Tyler. In connee.
tion with the above election, they held theii
snnual festival The Masonic lecture was
delivered by Rev. Mr.. Eaton OF Michigan
formerly of Wectminster,) who acquitted
himself to the satisfaction of all present
The review of the year was delivered by
Z. b. Campbell, and was listened 10 with
much interest, and viii be found on the out.
side of this paper.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-12-26
Bank of Fellows Falls.

The annual meeting of the stockholders Of the Bank
Bellows Falls the election Of Directors for the ensuing
year and the transaction Of any other business which
before them will be hoien at their BANKING House
in Bellows fas the second Tuesday Of January next
being the 18Th day, at 10 O'Clock A. 81
}. IL. WILLIAMS Cashier.
Betws Pals, Dec. s, 1862. Sp52
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-12-26

General Bayard. who was killed in the
battle of last Saturday was TO have been
married last Wednesday, TO Miss Bowman.