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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-11
REBEL roRAY IN IOWA.

Hon. H. w English, Senator from FIRE.
mont county, brings US the intelligence
that band Of Secession marauders, some
thirty in number, headed by rufflan
famed Warren Price, made q foray into
Mex ssick' Grove in the southern part
of Fremont county, on Tuesday morning
Of last week. About dozen of these
outlaws proceeded at one O'Clock in the
morning TO the residence Of L. +. Fugitt,
nearlvea mile north of the State line
Five or six OF them entered the house
and struck light 10 assist them IN their
deprcdations On aaahiHs. Fir. Fugitt,
without being observed. escaped into an
other room, from which, after armlng
| himself with gun, be returned. One
i of the maraudcrs cried out, .the id
| black abolitionist is going 10 shoot US -
and in great alarm the whole party, save
/ one, beat a retreat from the house. Mr.
Fugitt fred as they turned to retreat, and
he thinks, although he does not know Ger
tainly, that the shot from his gun entered
! the back Of one OF the villains. One OF
the miscreants remained, at the time the
gun exploded, he was in the act Of pull
/ ing out drawer from the bureau. Think
| ing he had but an empty gun to contend
with, he drew revolver and fired, the
bali taking effect in the arm of DIR. Flu
j gift He fired a second time, the ball pass
4 ing through the same arm. Mr.. L. al
though disabled. clubbcd his musket, and
advancing on the assailant, struck him a
severe blow on the head; but while In
the act Of doing SO, the pistol was again
discharged. and Mr. L fell tn the Heef
| with a terrible wound in the neck AT
ter he had fallen, the cowardly rufhans
returned, insulted the helpless wife and
children, spurncd the inanimate body OF
the husband, wantonly destroyed what
property they could lay their hands on,
! finally left The house and farm after
stealing eleven horses which were on the
place.
1t appears that young man named
Findlay, had followed the marauders at a
safe distance, and had watched their move
ments, and after they had left the house,
he went in, and rendered what service he
could to the family. Through his agency,
! the neighbors in the grove were soon ap,
i prised Of the outrage and at sunrise,
thifty-fye mounted men, under the lead
Of Mr.. English, were following hard after
the band Two Of Mr. T. S company, who
had been detailed as scouts, came up with
two Of the band in Iowa who had SIX stol
en- horses in their possession, A running
fire took place between the parties, which
resulted IN the death Of one of the vii
lains. The other was wounded and taken,
and the horses recaptured. Mr.. English i
company moved on into Missouri, and be.
fore IL o'clock Of the same day, eleven
men were arrested, four Of whom were
conclusiyely identified as part of tho
band which had entered Mr. Fugitt'
house. The captured villains are now in
the Jail at Sidney.
When Mr. English left Fremont coun
ty last week. Mr.. fugitt was still liv
ing, and hopes were entertained for hts re
cosery. = Dies Molnes Register.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-11

lsy>The Fort Smith. Ark. Times Of
the 18th ult., diseourses upon an alleged
victory at Bushy Greek, $50 miles from
Fort Smith, gained by Col. Cooper with
1890 Chiekasaw, Creek and Choctaw In
dians, over the loyal Chief Opothleyhoio,
at the head Of $500 Cherokecs, Choctaws
and Senlinoles The next days issue Of
the Times is, however. great deal less
grandiloquent. Nothing more is said Of
the Aboriginal Waterloo, but fears are
expressed for the safety of one or two
companies, belonging to Coopers com
mand, said to have been ambushed, and
mention is also made Of the departure q
reinforcemenls to the relief Of Colonel
Cooper.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-11

y The cx-King Of Naples has taken
up his permanent residence at Rome.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-11

SUDDEN CuANGE.-About 3 O'Clock
yesterday morning the weather began to
change Up to that time it had been
rather mild, was very foggy, and the soow
was going off rapidly. Then came stiff
breeze, the mercury began to fall, and in
about seven hours il must have gone down
about forty degrees, if not more. The
day was one of the coldest Of the season,
and we presume the mercury will be sew
eral degrees below zero this morning.
What weather for soldiers in tents ! =
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-11

LARGE AVERAGE MIR. Nicholas Sar-
gent, of this County on Thursday sold
to Cleeehnrn 4 Alexander l25 hogs which
averaged 260 lbs. net. This is a large
average for so large lot, and is seldom
-surpassedi.. tt any body IN Iowa can beat
that let US hear from him.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-11
CHERIFFS SALE.

jaugItd
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-02-21

How THE REBELS Took THEIR De-
FEAT.-The majority Of the rebel rank and
file at Roanoke, manifested very little re-
greet at having been defeated. They SEEM
ed surprised at the moderate tone of our
officers and men towards them, and in less
than an hour after their surrender knots of
our troops could be seen miugling in the
most friendly conversation with their rebel
prisoners, who seemed treasured and quite
at ease in their novel position. They were,
however, very anxious about the disposition
that would be made of them, and particular
ly dreaded the idea Of being sent 10 our
cold climate at this season of the year.
The interview between Gen. Burnside
and Col. Shaw, the commander ofihe rebel
army. was a most cordial and business like
affair. -What are you going to do with
US. general n asked Shaw, The general,
smiling pleasantly, replied: "ob, We win
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-02-21

take good care Of you. There are some Of
my boys still down South, anti will now be
allie to get them hack" "Dui couldn't YOU
permit ~ TO remain LIRE, genera asked
Shaw, until some arrangement is made 7"
81 haven't the prby lofts 10 feed so many
of you up here's" said Gen. Burnside sand
then. you know, We shall r., q lire all these
quarters for our iiris" AS night came on,
and the wind was blowing cold from the
northwest, the 'pfl-oners began TO manifest
anxiety as TO where they should quarter
for the night. Gen. Reno accordingly d.
rected that about ohe-third OF ill the houses
should be assigned for their quarters, and
that they SHOULD be assigned for their tents
pitched in the rear of the houses. A strong
guard was posted, and all hands, weary Of
their days labor, retired to their quarters,
and enjoyed the first nights seep on shore
for five weeks. Sever al of the rebel officers
captured were made prisoners at the Hat
teras bombardment, and afterwards released
on taking the oath of allegiance.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-02-21
Died

In Roeknghan Fen. ~, ARFlLLA wife of L. L. Davis
aged 49, She Kind and aeceionlte Wife aud beloved
by ALL devoted friend aud excellent neighbour
highly by the community in which she HYc& ky
whom he death Is most sincerely mourned-
In RayetteviRe Oct. as, 1861, EPHRAIM BRUCE, Of
Grafton aged 81
In South Londonderry ian -, Of diptherfa WESLEY,
son Of o. L. and q. A. whitcomb aged years.
At Iatteras Inlet n c. Jan. q, of congestion of
BRAIN WILLIAM !. BURCHAM of Westmoreand, mem.
Der OF Co. H. 9Th Reg n. n. v, aged 81 years
At Annapolis, Md Iaa. II, of pneumonia, J. WESLEY
BARNETT of Co. E. 9Th n II. ", Of John Barnett
walpole n H. aged 20 years.
In Ludlow Feb. 8, AMAsA PARKER, aged 81 years.
In Hospital Alexandria Va, Jan. %, LYSANDER ]
HOWARD private, in the Sth Illinois Cavalry formerly
Of jamaica aged % years
In Canaan, n. H., Feb. I, Miss MARY ANN TEMPLE
aged 80 years.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-02-21
THE Markets.

BOSTON. FEB ID
FLOUR AND GRAIN.-we quote sales IS % q IS IS.
Corn, &c. Oats, 43c. Rye, 1sc White Beans, sl75.
HAY.-sA ee Is p ton.
PROVISIONS u q SIC. Smoked Hams q &c.
Butter, extra, Is a. 2c common, IL q lie. Beef IA a
1900 D Dbl Pork, $500 q Is p Dbl. Cheese, q &c.
wooL.-sales at so a 52c. p Ii.
TEA AND CoFFEE-Ooongs S. a re; souchongs,
A. a Csc Gnnpovder SOC. q s95c. Young Tyson, &c
81 10 Tyson skin, so Sc Tonkay, do, Mocha Coffee,
&c. J9ya, 25c. st Domingo, He; Rio, 2lc.
sUGAR.-IIayanna white I0l q llc.i do. brown, u q
l0c. Porto Rico, u q &C. Gnba nusceVade. e. Sc
Manila, re. Boston crushed, HE oofe crushed loe
FIsH.-Coadsh 50 IS q 90 y quintali Mackerel IS q
II 49from neiinm Is TO BIS; Picked Herring, 50 g 81
A. bb--for poor to coed
COTTON. Ordinary 26e Middling, 2ec. Gull, Bic.
MisCELLAHEoUs.-Can 25 q &c. Rke &c. Salt
10 90 u hid Sapetre, ale finger, lie Pepper, Zoe
Brandy, IS 90 q 90 y gal 81. Crgx Rum, 81 80 a. 20
Herds Grass Seed, 50 Castle Soap 5sc Brewn sheengs
IA a. 1sc-from 80 inch As inch DrillsS0 inch brown
Ice % inch heachcd l6!c. do. blue, l9c. Ticks u e
SOC. Ginghams, ID q lac Cotton faannei, 10 az 20e =
Prints, III q l5c. Lnseys is e 20c Crash, u q alc
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-02-21
LATEST NEWS.
Our Force. s,iII Marching On.


The thunder of the North continues to
roll on. ! he rebels have been driven 70
miles south Of Springfield, Mo-, and Gen.
Price, son of the old Price himself, and
several others of Prices staff, have been
captured.
Two more Regiments of rebel troops near
Fort Donelson have been captured.
Our troops hgve reached Arkansas. and
the u. S. Flag now floats in that State.
The President has issteI Proclama-
lion recommending to the people of the
United States TO celebrate the birthday of
WAHsISGToS, which occurs tomorrow,
Saturday.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-02-21

TT is position attain the highest round
ladder from any of the thousand pursuits of life
which its ladder for those who excel 10 mount
all who have profession with eye fixed upon some
the many rounds but is reserved for few only to
reach topunst and TO such If the means used
are meritorious eeeyed the applause Of the multitude
such now appears to position OF Dcc Clifford and
praises received all quarters to the value OF his
homeopathic Curatives the people appreciate
his for their good complete assortment Of his Gu
ratyes kept by Thorn, Brattleboro and T. Woods
Bellows Fails agents, send TO Philip Lee, l5o William
street, New York.
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POWERS re,
Bernardston, Mass.

rJSIIE Spring Term of this Institute viii begin upon the
Il LAST WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY, and continue eleven
weeks unier l.. Il. WARD
L. o. EMERSON, SEVERN SCIINELL, CIIAS-G ALLEN,
MISS 5. L. LEACH MRS. Z. H. WARD and Assistants
To meet the demand of the times for economy Rooms
completely furnished retained for those who desire to
themselves also board with all incidntas Is fur
nhed the Boarding House. and in private families, at
81, 25 per week.
Powers Institute fits large Classes for College for Teach
Schools for Educated Farmers and for the
various vacations of business IL Maps Charts
Philosophical Astronomical and Mathematical Apparatus,
complete, and con tnuay used in illustration.
Send for Catalogues Circulars, Board, &c, to
l.. Y. WARD.
| Bernardtoa, Mass, Jan ~. 1862 6s
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-02-21

wednesday, REQ 1S
At market lilo Cattle about 1000 Reeves and ITO Stores
consisting WORKING Aich Cows and one twoaad
three Years old.
$500 90; second quality $3.50 third qua.ty, a % q
so ordinary, 5000.
Working Oxen, 500 900 q 90.
Cows and Calyes-S30 : O0d $50.
Yearngs, 5000 dfS 60 90; yearseld SO q I'll three
years old 10 n00.
Sheep aud Gambs22e0 st market Prices in otsYsS %
s4 90 a 90 each Extra "A So 30 a 600 SIC &c p b.
Hides 81 %, &c. Tallow, 6 e 74c.
Pelts 81 90 o - 90 each Calf Skins q &c " b,
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-02-21
STATE or VERMONT, tn

STATE OF NEK MONT, The Hon Frohate Nourt
DIST. OF WINDSOR for said District To all
persons concerned in the estate OF RACHEL LNMsoN'
late of Andover in said District teState, erecting
Whereas, Thankful Bu map. ENscutiix Ct the last viii
the said deceased proposes rendering an
accou of her administration and presenting her account
against said estate allowance at session of sad Court to
be held Inn of ALFRED Walker, In cayendsh, in said
District the fourth Tuesday of Marth next
Therefore you hereby notiel to appear before sai
Court the time pare aforesaid and show cause, IL
any YOU have why the should not be allowed
Dated Cavendh said District this 18th day of fcb-
ruary, A. ID. 1852.
$40 CLARK H. CHAPMAN Register.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-02-21
STATE OF vERMo Mt, The Hon Probate sour.

STATE OF VERMONT The Hon. Probate Court
WESTMINSTER s. s. for said District TO, all
interested in the Estate of SARAH HAADoN late
Of Westminster deceased. Greeting.
Whereas r. D. Chandler admnistr traitor Of said Estate,
application in writing said court representing
would be conducive the Interest of all the heirs Of
said sell and personal estate OF said
and praying for license sell the and hath
brought the and appreciation in uni
ting sale all OF said heirs residing in this state
You hereby notified that this court will decide upon
said application the session thereof to be held at the Inn
Of A. X Wilder Rockingham ia said district the first
Wednesday Of March 1862, when and where you may
be heard Ia the premises If you see fit.
REM. W DEAN, Register
Grafton Feb G. 1852 7-9
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-02-21
VERMONT Central RAILROAD.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.


On aud after Monday. Nov 10, 1861 trains viii run as
follows
Trains going North and west-Mail train leaves Boston
at % NJ. Lowell Lawrence, Fitchburgh. Leaves
Springfield at IS A. NJ Bellows Falls u 25 r. NJ. con-
Meeting White River junction with Northern Railroad
from Bastsn aud with Passumpsc Rsrosd for and from
St Johnsbury aud Iitietons arriving at burlington
P. NJ and al ST. Adams a Z 40 p. NJ, and lodge
Nt0Hr ExPREss TRAIN leaves Bellows Falls at Is p.
receiving passengers from Vermont Valley Railroad having
New York az 90 A. ard from Cheshire Railroad. con
tng ct White River Junction N train leaving Boston
at 5 p. NJ via Lowell Lawrence. Leaves White River
junction IS ?. NJ, arriving burlington @
NJ R0uses Point 40 T. NJ. arrive at Me1ssea 10 O.
A. N and a. lsusburgh at % P NJ. connecting with
Grand frank Trains for Detroit Chicago and the West
TRAINS a0fSe SeurH AND EAsr.-Ma train leaves Sc
Abans a. 20 NJ connecting White River junction
sfh trains Tor and from Wells River Iohnsbury ftie-
ton aud with northern Railru4a Boston, LOWELL wor.
eess.r &C. consisting Bellows Fails With Cheshire Raj
road for Boston, and with Vermont Valley Railruad far
Springfield New Haven spt N=W York, arriving in Nez
York at 10.i5P.M.
N1car ExFEEss leayes ogicnsburgh at II 30 NJ Mon.
trea 30 NJ, Rouscs Point at 10 p NJ an arriving
AZ burlington at 25 P. NJ In Boston - A. NJ con,
Meeting at Fellows Falls with Cheshire Railroad for Boston
and Worcester with Vermont Valley aiirs r Spring
field ami New Haven and arriving in New York 40 q
n
New and hesail sleeping attached hnfh Tho
night express trains running between Kouses Point and
Boston. and hsfsssn Isou-rs Point and Try.
Throu-h t-cts for Chicao and the West for ale tAs
prfrei1al stations, MERRILL Supt.
sly
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-02-21

UNION Success IN MIssorRf.-it is
remarkable that no defeat has yet attended
the Union troops since this year commenced.
Our troops are again after Price in Mis-
souri,. They have captured Springfield,
and came up with the Price rear guard
and took that with a large amount of bag
gage. Among the prisoners are one colo
mel, one Lieut.. colonel, and two captains
All this and some other smaller Union VIC
tories are somewhat overlooked in the Joy
over the great victory at Fort Donelson.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-02-21
PRIZE POETRY.

Let Chieflains boast of deeds in war,
And Ministries tune their sweet guitar,
A nober theme my heart Il fills
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Their cures found in every land
Amid Russia's suows-and Africs sand
Their wondrous works the papers fills,
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And health again your system fH,
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They re safe for all--both old and young,
Their praises every tongue;
Disease disarmed no longer kills,
Since blessed with uERRIcK's Pills
u Put up with English, Spanish, German, and French
virectons Price 25 per box Sugay Cos,sd See ad
dcrtisement on 81 page. t3I-1y
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-02-21
New Feed Cutter.

TIME subscriber having purchased the right TO uanuac
i ture and sell In Windham County, W. W. HOLMAN )
Patent Cutter would give notice that he is ROW ready
furnish the
The attention of Farmers and all who have stock to feed
to Machine the best and cheapest thing for
cutting hay corn-salks in II Is simple in
efficient execution. and liable out
of repair II is self feeding be guagei
the feed from one-haf inch three inches in length.
n}, WA. STONE.
Bellows Pail August l, lsG0 81
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-02-21

William Pennington, ex-speaker of the
House of Representatives, died at Newark,
N. j., at six o'clock Sunday morning.
Col. Russell of tht 10Th Connecticut
regiment, fell dead from his horse at the
head of his regiment, while marching
against the enemy. Strange as it may APP
pear, not a scratch was found on his body
when examined, and his death must have
come from the wind Of cannon ball, or
from excitement. Lieut. Col. DeMonteil,
who volunteered in the assault on the rebel
battery, received his death wound While
heading the advance, and while in the act
of shouting, 9 Come on boys, we win show
them how to fight"
Capt. Porter of the Essex, engaged in
the capture of Fort Henry, though strong
loyaist, has three sons and a brother-in-law
in the rebel army, and his wife resides in
the South.
| Senator Lane Of Indiana read dispatch
to the senate on Monday, announcing the
capture of Fort Donelson. Much laughter
ensued when it was stated that Floyd had
escaped.
The Richmond papers are discussing the
question whether the coiportcurs are doing
harm by circulating terrible traces in the
rebel camp, and, on the eve Of expected
battles, confronting their men with little
pamphlets, enttled--tsAre you ready IL
die ?" " Sinner, you are soon TO be damn
ed"
In the course CT the action shell burs
on the United States gunboat Ketzel, ant
set her magazine on fire. Lieut. Franklin
her executive officer, ordered the men Il
the magazine to extinguish The FIRE, but the,
hesitating, he took the hose in his owl
hands, sprung down and extinguished tn
flames before they reached the powder. A
similar occurrence took place on the Ceres
from the bursting of gun, when actin:
master Diarnad sprang int the magazine
and extinguisbed the fire A shell entere,
the coal hunks of another of our steamer:
setting them on fire. The flames wer
subdued with much difficulty, but with littl
damage 10 the vessel.
The death of Hon. William Pennington
at Newark, N. j., on Saturday, was causes
by morphine, put UP for qunine by care
less apothecary. He took eight grains c
the fatal drug, and in few moments ex
pred. He was &C years of age.
William Brown in the .S~aday Mercm.
says in relation TO the Treat affair g ID
plomacy brings out the intellect of a natiol
my boy, and is splendid thing to use VI
til we get cur navy finished"
, Virginia papers formerly delighted
E quote the following catechism: Who Sc
: tied Verginia? John Smith. Who VI
/ settled Virginia? John Brown. WHO III
!. settled John Brown? Governor Wise
E They may now add to these queries anotl
n err: Who settled Governor Wise2 Ger
n Burnside.-PLilodelphia Press.
!, A bill has passed both branches of Il
= Minnesota legislature to prevent residen
: of seeded States of availing themselv,
of the Minnesota courts in collection of debt
+ When the exultation over the victori'
Is vas at its hioht in New York Monda
d Gen. Scott was seen on Broadway, and W
n loudly cheered. So great was the throI
: around him that the police were compell'
d to interfere to open path for him.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-02-21

One scholar has been expelled from
school at Straford, for chewing and splitting
tobacco in school hours.
Mr. Eleazer Taylor, of New Haven,
raised the past year 1856 70 bushels of corn
on an acre of ground. The corn measured
1872 bushels 20 quarts but weighed 1876
bushels and half. Seven ears of seed
corn were gathered from one hill. The
corn was eight rowed.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-02-21

and just and fair nomination will be Sc
cured Will you 10 1t + itors are use
full beings, and, though poorly paia, are pr
tient and accommodating, Can they in
this way accommodate the public. without
injuring themselves SUnsGRIisR.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-02-21
n O L &c q

ry lie subscriber having received from the War Depart
n,ent at Washington necessary and instruc
tons will procure Inyalii Pensions for disability Incurred
while In the service United States also. of
nav and bounty due to deceased officers and soldiers
A. S. CAMPBELL.
RelIuvS Falls Ian % 1862 5-l6
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-02-21
. 9 $4,000 in Use!
Valuable REAL ESTATE
H o II - ~ Tie :

NHE residence of the late Albert billings of AscuneyA
VILE VI, offered for sale, together with half Of tho
Household Furniture, most favorable
sion given any time to suit the purchaser.
The place was formerly kept HOTEL which weil
adapted IL unnecessary to say to those living in this
cniy that the House and all the budngs tere4
with have been thoroughly renodeed without regard
feet repair
The House Is Of brick tive stories and 6nished atcc, with
handsome Hall attached Spacious barns arc
on the promises capable Of accommodating large number
of hurses
Five acres Of land belong to the estate,
considerable portion of the pure base may remain on
bond and mortgage at the option of the purchaser.
For further particulars apply the subscriber
premises. MRS ALBERT BILLINGS
Ascutneyville, Vt, Dec 20, 1861 SOS
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-02-21

They have a grenadicr in The Seventh
Regiment, now at Rutland, in the Wood
stock company, who is sir feet eight inches
in his stockings. A writer in the Rutland
Herald says he is n minister of the COS
pei, but early piety does not seem to have
stunted him very materially!
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Notice.

TINS to certify that have this day given n, thh
eli ,Ri.ES n. TEASE, HE time during The ftnanU
of his minority and shall claim none OF his tarlss, iot
pay ans debts 81 Ills contracting, afrt this ihit
CHARLES h. PEASE. 2
Bellows Falls, Feb. 10, lS2 $40
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-02-21

4 TENEMENT, south OF Arms & Wilson's store
n Apply 10 \. FLEMING ts,nt
bellows Falls Feb 10, 1862. 81
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-02-21

THE sutscrpers have formed a partnersip. audsr Tie
NAM and style Of WILEY SMITH, for the purpoc 81
carrying on lila and pe ling Bu ie in all is branh
~ n q. WILEY.
IRA SMITH.
saxSu's River, Vt Feb IL, 1859, $40