Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-04-18

'S1t"intu rr,-X
ing the knowledge of the Almi.n,, a
lustrated by 4 sentence, which a w.n
ing man dropped In HE course Of j.,
lie was deploring sins, both peOs,.,
particular, when he reached The !
with, 40 Lord! thou hast no a.
wicked we're growin.' sNbG l.
An independent elector Of ,hs
cratic persuasion" on leaving IL. al
New London, was asked forwhom h
For breckenridge, sure" he renr,
Who the divil else wud l be yo,;D,
Another secesh sympathizer scratched L.
bis State ticket the name Of Col M. E
ry, who commands regiment IN n. r,
army. declaring to the moderator ~
vote for any man that will fight sgaiu,
countryp Such traitorons fellow. d..
TO be banished to thr rebel states, On i,
their heafts yearn.
A resolution passed HE Wilson's, &
setibly ON the 9th inst, ,enderio, e
President of the United States an us.
fled approval of his course, from tbs / u
his Inauguration to the present time. Is
was but one vote against it. The !
everywhere are unanimous for that ssl
The New York journal of CONNER. q
that /" Mr.. Lincoln has pursued con,
rare wisdom in retaining the united N
mens Of the great body Of inen Of al Ii
ties with him in his policy, without
anything thus far to produce direa =
between the radical and conservative "a
The other evening humorous ma
OF the New York Legislature wrote i.
to a sensitive member from an eY.l
western county. saying that lady ID |
gallery had been attracted by the fD.
pearance OF said member, and would M.
meet him. If the desire was mutua
lady wished the gentleman from c.
hold newspaper in each hand, 50 thai
could see the signal. I he note having u
dispatched 10 the member, the wicked
thor posted all those around him, and Il
half the chamber awaited deyelopns
The unfortunate legislator read tie 4
cast sentimental look at the ladies' u
ry, seized two Tribunes, nd held them i
with all due energy. A loud laugh 4
those around him followed. He is yet j
ing for that woman
THEoDoRE Freliugtiausen died Sa
day at New Brunswick, NJ He
formerly conspicuous in politics, as q
senator, wing candidate for vice pres
IN 1874, etc., and laiterly has been ID
dent of the American Bible society and
tive in other religious enterprises.
was about seventy years of age.
IT is stated by members Of ConaI
from Illinois that cotton will be very srll
sively planted in that state this seal
The experiment has been begun by The
linois Central railroad company prepail
two thousand acres for this purpose. d
er land owners are making arrangems|
TO plant large quantities OF Kentucky !
ton seed.
Probably the most sincerely than
certaialy the most joyful, congregations
Sunday last, were those of the colored 4
pie Of Washington. The countenances
preachers and people were radiant 1
delight on account of the emaneipatios
the District decreed by Congress.
Governor Andrew johnson has suspeal
ed the mayor, aldermen and counclmen
Nashville, who refused to take the oath
allegiance, by filing their places With hi
appointees.
The people of Weymouth, Nova SCI
have sent 500 pairs of socks, of excel
quality, for the use of the Maine troops !
at the seat Of war. This is the first 4
hibi;ion of British sympathy.
The New York Times says ii has ID
nation that Secretary Stanton will prOpA
to enlist negroes for four months 10 Do a
rison duty in forts and other places sb
the yellow fever may be expected to COZ.
Ills theory is stated to be that the blaSz
being acclimated, will be safe from Their.
OF climate, besides being placed in siluaiI
where the laws of order will resir
them from the excesses the southern x
pie fear as the result of negro freedom.
The idea is getting prevalent in Fraa
mat IN a room where suicide has o
taken place the next occupant will be tenn
Gu 10 the same crime. In support o
doctrine, it is said that Napoleon ordT
the destruction of sentry-box in Sbr
several soldiers had successfully desrg'
themselves.
Relics of the inquisiiion have been 70
IN vanlted room at Seville, SPAN,
some workmen who were digging asS
In The room were four mrmmifed bur-
bodies attached by chains TO pillars.
clothes were in the style of the lasi es'
~ oae of the bodies being dressed il
MORTALITY AMONG THE REBEL IEO~ s
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