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

prepared to receive all kinds OF book
ing. The work will be done in the
superior rhshhtr, and we are Quite
will give satisfaction. Orders solicited
rIrfs.-Mr. +. S. Sabin, Esq, of Sax
River, has kept an acc urate account
he amount Of snow that has fallen in
section during the winter, nd finds the
70 be eight feet and four inches. The
" is now gradually melting away, but
fields are yet entirely covered, and but
bare spots are to be seen. - - The
pus denies that Eaton of Connecticut,
le a speech at Fayetteville, a year Or
since. If we remember right, they
IA 10 get balm there and he did MT come.
reputation, however, for ranting pro-
sery speeches, was long since fafly es-
Slished, and ut the present time is III a
~ exalted state of pre- servation. :
horse belonging to r. W. Taylor started
on q its own responsibility on Monday,
\ finally ran and came in collision with
krles Church's team which was standing
the Pos, office, and both ran side BY
to Canal street, when they became SO
nneled to each other that one fell, and
ended the race. Mr.. Taylor's horse
badly wounded in one foot, and The
ftso Mr.. Church's sleigh was broken out.
: In Reading ten votes for Council of
nsors we're cast, Chester 81, Windsor z,
diow IL, and SC on through the whole
he. We doubt " 2,eoo votes we're cast
Inc whole State. We announced
weeks since the current and generally
ieVed report, that A. A. Stone, Esq,
about to change his place Of business
b residence to New York city. 1t ap-
ars after all, to have been only matter
conversation. and not yet decided upon.
- King a. Hadley have removed their
Y and hardwaremanufactery to the Union
IRE, where they win attend to fisefr Gus
1ners and give favorable bargains 10 all
6nting aaytbing in their line of business.
- At the school meeting for Fetch
lie, held last week, the following officers
Ere chosen Moderator, Prosper Merrill
Jerk, Gilbert A. Davis; Collector, f. p.
|errill; Prudential Committee, Daniel Z.
hwyer; Treasures, p. W. StearRs. :
Re learn that Lieut.. Col. ". G. Veazey
the Sd Vermont, VINO went out from
hrs been made Provost Mar
Ial Of Gen. Smiths Division. Lieut..
oil. Ransom, who commanded the noble
Ith Illinois regiment, 1T Fort BoHelson, is
eon Of the late Col. T. B. Ransom, for
erly Of Woodstock. He was wounded in
= breast during the fight but bravely stood
Through until the last. 1t is stated
ahe Darlington Free Press that Gen. Buel
~ IN command of the Union column in
&ntral Tennessee, is Verraoatez, frGrs
9 town of Essex in Chitten&en County
Rev. w. S. Balch Of Ludlow, hay
teHtly returned from visit to the field
Manassas, and brought away with him q
bel sword and huge bowie knife, found
kthat place. He says that cart loads Of
eh things may be found all about that
he rebel region. Private James
|ell Of Co. +, Newfsna, died at his resi-.
nee in that town, (Pondville) on Monday,
d week. He first had the measles which
IS followed by typhoid pneumonia
RS. Rhoda Galloway, an aged lady d
heen River. in Guilford, was found dead
her bed on Friday morring, the 2lsi
4. She had retired in her usual health
e night before. The cessting sea.
ID last week was one of the gayest evel
own. The snow was so deep that very
&c impairment was experienced on &C
oent Of fences, &c, and hundreds in thi'
unity, of both sexes ard all ages improved
y opportunity. - Il viii be sect
~ Fast day this year is to be held OF
hnrsday instead of Friday, as has beer
1stemary heretofore. o. x B
One announce their goods TO the publi'
IS week. They have begun on the liv,
fncipse of doing business, and their Gus
5ners will get good bargains. See thei
Taylor 4
universe, butchers, have not yet dissolve,
heir partnership, and it is probable the,
|ill continue to do business as heretofore
hey possess the confidence of our com
unity, and it will be highly gratifying t.
I'VE them continue. 1t now appear
ut the rebels at Jacksonville, Florida, no
1ly burnt the house of Calvin L. Robin
d, of whom we have before made men
IN, but also a block of buildings whicl
elonged to him, in which was his store
ID which was valued at $4,000. Thi
Bfhe work of traitors, and where is III
IN that will oppose the confiscation o
ebel property? The Union men Of tn
role South, have been suffering in thi
ray for more than whole year.
sergeant Gale has been ordered TO Bur
'ngton, where he is now drilling the re
xults for the Vermont Brigade.