Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-09-26

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|Eeen years Of age, as an apprentice to
printing business. Apply at this office.
|Rrxrs.-The diptheria has had quite
in Jamaica, and in the family Of Mr..
IN Hall, seven have been sick with it
h. time. - - Capt. Sabin, Co. c., of
Vermont 9th. is expected home next
on furlough. He has been sick
4 fever, and will return to recruit his
Ill., Geo. O. Guilds new goods,
buneed last week, did not arrive, but
a, rive tomorrow, Saturday. This time
will be no os'ponement on account
u weather" or anything else, and the
can make the grand rush for the fall
49, C. N. Pease has removed
keriodical store TO more commodious
ments in Mammoth Block, next TO
& Wilson's. He has placed in il
Of books for a circulating library, and
tends keeping in il all the new and
he publications Of the times. and thus
who may wish TO read these works
fdo so without purchasing the sSme, if
wish. In this respect, it viii be a
ter Of convenience 10 our people, who
without doubt appreciate the enterprise.
Bennington Banner says that the reb-
Zen. Rueeles. who was killed in the
yatiack upon Baton Rouge, was a broh-
4 the wife OF Moses Page, Of Benning-
A seeesh man, named Will
of West Fairlee. having uttered some
bis reasonable talk at Bradford, on
kday, company Of nine months men
n procured flag and made him carry
trough the streets. and cheer it several
y Matters grew warmer till he broke
n ig staff, when they gave him rideing
i rail. He was then allowed 10 depart.
y Hard, Of Arlington, has been appoint
hospital Steward. and f.. j. Farwell, of
LEI, Ward Master OF the 18th regiment.
The Saxion's River Light Infantry
y this town this week Thursday for
n at Brattlebore. Other companies al
y at the same time, aud the whole 18th
BENT are expected 10 be there BY Sat
". Eels are quite plenty in The
Ill locks, and caught in great numbers.
are indebted to Mr.. Edmund Blake, OF
village, for a very fine mess the other
i Winchester. N. H., is ahead
my town we know Of in This section
III have furnished 81 men more than
a quota. Pease has some d
West war maps we have seen. Any
4 wanting such tuap-and who does
%-should call upon him at once.
\ ison Chapman OF this village was con
Srsbly injured in one arm and shoulder
" days since. by being thrown from his
6age in WaHingEord or in that vicinity
h as driving a span Of horses, we believe
= tire tongue forced itself through ths
B Of the neck yoke, precapitating thu
1iage upon the horses, and causing then
4bn. He managed TO save his lutte boy
n was with hifa from injury, and though
derably hurt himself, he is now doing
u - : john C. Kimball. son Of Mr.
n Kimball OF this village, belongs 10 tht
d Pennsylvania regiment and Was Sc
ely wounded in the terrible battle o
klnesday, having one cheek bone broken
d the nesh shot away and skull broker
n above the eye, both on one side Of the
y II was done by shelh and i is hop
De viii not hose his eye. but il is doubt
n Some unknown friend ha
US The ron Of Capt. Rounds compan,
Ihester, for which he has our thanks
L too late for this week, but will appea
our next. Sanders s. Brown az,
hing the larg, ST peaches we have yet seen
Z are indebted 10 them for samples, hire
which weighed ever ID. i They we're a
eas large. The line officers Q
gstixteenth regiment meet in this piac
Saturday (to-morrowl for the electio
- gimental officers. The lin
Ieers OF the twelfth regiment met her
u week and elected officers as we ha
'blished them as appointed by the Gov
aor, with the except, n that Capt. Spragu
Brandon was elected Major.
bbott's History of the Rebellion. Thi
I'D best work vet projected on the histC