Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-11-28


knSing. The work win be done in the
lost supersor mrsaer, and we me qssite
k,re will give satisfaction.
|8 BRIrrs.-The TsMfs is issued earlier
" IAN usual this week, so as to acrom-
Sodate Thanksgiving in New HaEp-
hire. Next week II will doe Issued TO ac-
1pmmodate Thanksgiving in Vermont. 49,
Fbe 81. Adams Henaid and Ludlow Voice
Ave reduced their size, and the Windsor
Y ouypai has increased its Subscription price,
3pless paid in advance, all to accommodate
be great rise in the price Of paper. -
rhe Vermont 9th, at Chicago. have been
4 changed, and axe ordered 10 Washington.
- The country is being flooded with
Ountertcit money. Wei executed tens are
bit on Royalton bank. Also ifve's on Or
Xpse County bank. Look out for lheIn.
49, We understand the secesh organ
h this village has recently been richly en-
bellished with a ''heahlly' portrait of It's
$ditor. 1890 We are indebted to Geo.
%. Guild f9r a liberal sample of his teas,
4 hich, on trial, certainly prove to be of the
host excellent qualify. lie has peSer
kept them before, and his stock now on
hand cannot fail to satisfy his customers.
Dr.. Nichols, Of this village, has
been appointed examining surgeon for this
kate, by The commissioners of pensions.
fDr. Marcus @. Pointer, af Middlebury, has
Received similar appointment. :
Lieut.. Col. c. i. S;oushton IS spending a
brief Through at 'home, 10 recruit his health.
u is understood he viii soon lie commits
STONED colonel of the ath regiment, in place
&of his brother, who has been promoted.
II Messrs. o. {, B. :S;one keep one
$of the best grocery and provision stores in
&towu, and among other things at this time,
8they have on hand stock Of splendid teas,
mot excelled 10 good quality, in any market.
n Mr.. Allen Edison, Of Chester, has
*a Merino buck, one year old last May, that
Mas since gained Al lbs. III six months, on
%grass alone. The secesh of this
y lace have become so juhilant OF 'late,,thai
1he members OF the old Bellows Falls Cor
NET Band are hoping dur that fifty dollars,
afor services year or two since, which has
never. yet been paid. For three
days and nights ilast week it rained almost
necessarily, and the mud became Virgins
deer. As consequence, the Connecticut
has risen considerably, and the springs ave
nov well filed for the winter. I1ist
.ers have been puzzled TO Jsnaw ,how they
swere TO get their pay for their services for
making the recent,enrollment, but it is un
derstood thai the United States will pay
their bills, and in due time they will b.
furnished with blanks with which to pre-
pare their accounts. Capt. r. W
Clark, of Brattleboro, in connection viii
Lieut.. Preston, Of the 1st Vermont cavalry
is busiIy engaged in purchasing horses fol
the government. They have bought in thu
Hast few weaks,pearly 500, over GO Of whicl
were bouglit,in Bra'Iltboro last week.
: Capt. J. T. Drew, who was so long
prisoner in the hands of the rebels after ih
battle Of Bull Run, is announced as ih
editor OF the Bradford Telegraph.
James Crowningshield, a young man in u
employ Of Joseph ,ClaFk. of ,Bra'tleborC
was recently driving a horse and buggy
when the horse became frightened and rar
throwing him out. He was taken up in
sensible, but is now fully recovered. An
other boy, son of Keith White, of Braitle
,boro. wastthrnwn from his horse while rid
sing lpsiouslv, but fortunately was not iujuI
ed. Mr.. A. j. Demgry fell into tn
mill pond, at Ludlow, a few days since, an
had a cold bath. lie was likely TO c
over the dam, but he caught hold of a sna
till rope was thrown TO him, when Nj
,Otis Spaliing said he would give him som,
thing, and forthwith produced big jul
.The PMee says Demary is now "all right
,bpt whether it was the jug or the rope thu
saved him is not stated. Rev. Nj
Parker, of Hartford. CT, viii preach in I'll
congregational church, in this village, neS
sabbath. Geo. W. Bellows,
Walpole, N H., has been appointed maj,
of the 18th N. II. regiment. jim place
Major Blair, WHO declines the ,appointmeu
- The selectmen of this town won
be glad to haze those secessionists vi
subscribed lasI September, to save then
selves and the town from draft, pay owe
ave are informed that these wealthy sece:
are the only ones who have not paid. :
- Flat cap paper. such IS we have to
snerly bought 9or i6 and IL cents per Il
Nlas gone up TO 80 cents. Everything in q
shape of paper, and paper stock, has a
ganced at 2 40 speed within the last f
weeks. John Burnham. Of Brs
aleboro, and j. C. .Clsi&, of Mt. Hell
have both raised samples of cotton the pa
year but hay is King yet in the loyal stat
Geo. S. Miner, Of this village, was staii
agent at Falmouth, Va, just opposite Ere
ericksbursll, whsp that place was eyacpai
on The advance of the rebels. Burnsid