Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-10-31

e. e. NEwcoMB, the Union candidate for
,nayor of this city, viii be found in another
olace. 1t occupies Just a column, and is
,,lain statistical statement Of facts, treating
upon the wants of the people with distin-
pushed fertility. Mayor Newcomb's adj
ministration in our city, for the last year, has
been philosophical and satisfactory, and it
4 believed there will DO no serious opposis
,;o, N his re- election. The front Of
Mammoth Block has been undergoing some
sepairs, and having received new coat Ct
,apt, looks very much improved.
The 10Th regiment left Bratleboro for the
seat of war on Friday, at about ! o'clock,
p. NJ. 1t is splendid regiment, and there
was large crowd al the depot to see them
soF - II. a. Wilson. superintendent
If schools for the town Of Braltleboro, has
4 been fined SIS and costs by Justice Field,
Cor beating and bruising a son of Harvey
Houghton, boy of about Il years OF age.
Mr.. w. was on professional visit TO the
4 g Intermediate school" in Bratteboro viii
laoe when the act was committed.
We learn that little girl, daughter of Noah
White. of Bridgewater, was lost one day
last week, and that some two hundred of the
ciiizens of that town have been in search
of her for some two or three days. but at
last accounts, without success The par
ents are Of course in deep distress.
The PheRiG says bust Of Gen. McCiel-
Ian, which is said to be an excellent like
ness, has been wrought out of Vermont
i marble by Mead, of Braitleboro. 1t is to
be disposed of in Brattleboro by rattle.
Lieut.. Geo. 3. French, adjutant of
4 the 4th Vermont volunteers, has OPENED a
recruiting office in Rutland, to obtain vol
n uuteers for the old regiments. Ad-
n ans & Chase have new article for sale,
# being metallic soles aud heels for boots and
n shoes. II appears to be good thing, and
"a
81 Henry B. Atberton, of Cavendish, has been
81 discharged from the service, on account OF
zS wounds received at the battle Of Lees Mills
kN lie was brave officer, and went out to the
army after he supposed he had sufficiently
recovered, but his wounds proved too much
and having been discharged, he is now t.
n become editor Of the Nashua IN. H. Tel
n egraph. He is Casendish boy, we believe
q and we most cordially welcome him to The
n editorial fraternity. The next meet
n ing of the Windham CONGREGATIONAL As
u ISOLATION is to be held at the house of Rev
81 Mr.. Harris, on Tuesday Of next week, a
81 ~ o'clock. NJ. Preacher-Rev. Mr.. Cush
~ man. - - Prof. J. W. Moore has To
best stock of music for sale to be found il
these parts. Also, school books and stan
dard literary works. The dweliin
Il house of I. w. Hubbard, Esq, of Windsor
w was entered by burglars on the night OF th
~ goth inst, add silver spoons valued at abou
q S25 stolen. A party OF about on
q hundred and fifty men surrounded pee
4 of woods, in Braintree, on Friday last, an
i in the course of four hours, killed four bear
n The bounty and proceeds of sale OF Il
bears amounted TO about $50, and It is
N be used for the benefit of the soldiers an
# their families. COL IL. ID. lhoml
son was knocked down and severely beate
n by two drunken Irishmen, at Windsor,
Saturday, Oct. Is. An attempt was al
recently made TO disturb public meeiin
The Journal says this is the product OF ruI
and gives the rum-sellers a thorough las
ing. - We learn that r. Underwoo
of tie 11th regiment died at Fort Lincol
Oct. II. He was % years of age, al
went from Putney. .. * d. Sto
are furnishing their customers with The be
Aof provi. IONS groceries, g., and all wi
want as good bargains as can be obtain
BAT any loyal establishment in Ameri'
should give them call. The Blu
ness men of Manchester, N. H., have N
tually agreed to receive and pay out silv
coin at a premium of 20 per cent, allowi
3 cent pieces to represent six cents, 10 CO
s pieces twelve cents, &c. BY rel
%a{ence to our advertising columns, it will
& seen that Saturday, the first day Of Move
# Der, is to be great day for the ladies
M Springfield.
Urn AND 9Ti.--We have given no c
rency to the stories rejecting upon th'
two unfortunate regiments, because we
lieve both win yet be fully and emphatic
BY indicated, and that they have been ia
fed and slandered. Already Gen. Bat
has offered to return to the 9Th their col
IA which they refuse to receive till they h'
q hearing and full vindication, as they cls
they can show.--Capt. A. r. Sabin ha
scathing letter in the Rutland Herald
Thursday morning, in reply TO char
made against the 9th. There has been
much of this fault finding with our gall
soldiers, and it has been one source of s
~ ous emharras sp,ant in tho Drooreaa of