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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-02-14

In Chester, Feb Z of dropsy, Mrs. HANNAH TURNER,
wife Of Amasa Turner, aged is years.
On the passage from Annapolis Fort Isteras Jan Is-
from apopectic fit, WARREN D. FAY, of Co. Il, 9th
Reg N. IL of Mr. Holland d. Fay of Walpole aged
20 years, II months and II days.
IuiIIartfori CT, Jan 2, Mr. l.. E. PuINNEY aged A
years, formerly Of Windsor, Vt.
In Newport, JAM 80, FIDEIIA T. JOHNSON aged 20
years. wife of Benoni f. Shaw both late Of Woodstock
In Carroll, N. Y, Dec 90 HENRY C. BENNETT Of Dunn
merston aged 81 years.
In jamaica Oct. 10, ls61, MARTIN BoYNroN, aged 20
years.
In Reading Feb. 2, oLNEY WALKER, aged years and
months.
In Proctorsvile, Jan. 15 Mrs FANNY D. wife Of Chas
spauidng, aged 81 years.
In Eroctorsville, Feb 8, SARAH r. daughter of Chas C
and Fanny L. spapldings aged IS months.
In North Charestown, N. H. Feb. l, DAVID HuBB ARD,
aged 20 years.
In Marlboro Feb l, of consumption after an Illness Of
years and IL months, EPHRalM L. FISHER, aged 81
years and "a days.
In Rupert Jan. g. of dptheria JULIA F. daughter
Of the late Philo Harwoos, agee % years
In East Rupert Jan. "a, of dptheria JASON b., only
of lrcnry NJ and Olive NJ Harwood aged years aud
days
In JagpAics, jan 4 suddenly zINRI HOWARD aged p
Jan 49, after lingering illness, SAMUEL BoYNrON aged
50 Jan. 30 of consumption. Mrs HOWARD, wiie q Bat
Ter Howard, aged - years
In SOUTH warlsboro, Jan. 90, Mrs ARETuUsA wife Of
silas rettee, aged IS years
In Brattleboro. Feb. s. LOUISA HADLY daughter Of H.
Hadly aged years Feb 10 LIZZIE wife {. T. sehus-
ter, aged Is
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-02-14
LATEST NEWS.
Burnside's victOry--Union Feeling
in Tennessee.

The news from the seat of war TO day,
Thursday continues to be of the most
cheering nature, and it must be remember
ed tina. it all comas from rebel sources.
Elizabeth City was attacked on Sunday,
and evacuated by the inhabitants. The
first news arrived at Norfolk on Sunday
afternoon, and caused great excitement.
The previous news was very satisfactory to
the rebels, stating that the Yankees had
been allowed TO advance for the purpose Of
drawing them into a trap. The rebel foe
on the Island is supposed to have been a
little over 5000 fighting men.
Gen. Wise was i'll at Nags head, and was
not present during the engagement. When
the situation became dangerous he was re-
moved to Norfolk. All the gunboais but
one were taken, and that escaped up creek
and was probably also destroyed. One re
port says that only 40 and another that on
ly 70 Of the confederates escaped from the
Island, Cen Huse= telsgraphed to Rich
mond that only ffy en- the island escaped.
There appears to be 10 hsigh, side o. the
story for the rebels.
Our troops advanced on Elizabeth City
at 2 O'Clock Sunday morning, and iumedi-
ately burnt the town.
The Richmond Era'niner Tuesday morn
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-02-14
TIE MARKETS.

BOSTON. Feb IL
Corn, '0s Oats, 43c. Rye ne. White Beans, Sis.
HaY.-sl5 a 20 p ton.
-PRoYtsIoNs.-Lard, 81 a 9lc Smoked Hams a &C.
Butter, extra, IS "a 2lc common, Il q lie. Beef ~ az
Is 90 y Dbl Fork, $1,000 q IA p Dbl Cheese. g ne.
wooL--sales at 80 q SIC y H.
TEA AND COFFEE oolones- IS q Soc, sauchongs,
A. q 65c Gunpowder, SOC a $3.50. Young Tyson, Soc
"a ST.. Hys0n Skin, 50 a Ssc3 Tonkay. Mocha Coffee
&c. Java, 2Se. st DouinSo lic.; Kis DE.
SUGAR-IIayanna, white, l0t q lie; do. hraxn. ~ a
l0kc. Porto Rico, - a sc. Cnba Musccyade "a az Sic.
Manila, 10 Boston Crushed lie. Coffee crashed ioic
fIsH-codSsh 50 IS g 3 so y quintal Mackerel So a.
II i9-from medium lis SIS Picked Herring 81 9 3 81
u bbl-for koor to good.
cerros.-ordinary, 2sc Mid&ling, gle. Gulf, 3sc.
MIScELL 25 a &c. Rsee &c. sa.
- 50 y hid sstFetre, lie Ginger. lie. Pepper zoe
Brandy, 50 90 a % ID gal. ST. Croix Rum, 81 so "a 30
Herbs Grass Seed 50 Casle Soap lsc Brewn sheetings
"a lScfrom 30 inch to 4s inch Drils30 inch brown
l6c rs inch bleaehed, l6sc; do ble lsc Ticks Is a
Doc Ginghams 10 a lac. Cotton Falsanel 10 q DOC -
Prints III g l5c lnseys, Is q 2ec. Cash, II sg lie.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-02-14

nobody hi sight but seeing bundle Of
Something ON the step, he carefully took it
up and carried it into the house, AMI on ex-
animation il was found to contain living
infant evidently no, more than tweniy,lour
hours OF age. The jewels for its compan-
ions we're two; first, FIVE dollar BILL
second, note containing these very ex
pressiye words, a gift sent from Cod"
The child, we learn, is being kindly cared
for by Mrs. Ii.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-02-14

ing in leading editorial, says that "lho loss
OF an entire army on Roiaoke Island Is
certainly the most painful event Of the war.
The Intelligence Of yesterday hy telegraph
is fully confirmed. Twenty-Five hundred
brave troops on an Island in ,l,c sea we're
exposed 10 all the force Of the Burnside
fleet. They resisted with the most deter
mined courage, but when fifteen thousand
Federal troops were landed against them.
retreat being cut off by the surrounding
element, they were forced to surrender"
We have also COOL news from the West
Our gunboatS have penetrated as iar south
MS Florence, Alabama, and r,turned from
Upper Tennessee on Tuesday night. They
were not fired upon at any point, and report
that they were received all along by The
people with the widest joy. Large num-
bers were anxions to enlist under the old
flag, and our officers we're assured that IL
they would wait few days, whole regi-
ments could be raised, and if the Govern
ment would give them arms TO defend
themselves, they could bring Tennessee
back into the Union in few months.
Our gunboats had captured several rebel
gunboats, great quantity of stores, and
eighty stand Of arms. Our fleets and ar
mics are loose, and the Geath of the jeff.
Davis Dominion is ut hand.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-02-14

I'VE the subscribers being duly appointed by the Hon
w Probate Court for The district II wetrinstr con-
nisoners receive examine aud adjust all claims de
nlanis Of 81 persons against the estate Of JONATHAN s
PETTENGI late Of Grafton. in said district deceased aud
also all claims ard demands exhibited in o therrto and
six months fen the tri day a Basry 1854 being al
low. By nd Court that par DO their brs hereby
give NoTleE that NJ atisn &c the business Of sid
appointment at the lse rzsieee q the deeessei ia Graf
sth DAY June next fsslo oeiocs A. u until 4o-lo-k
Z. NJ, on each Of saii s-zss.
CHARLES EtRRETT.l -,-.
GEO n. BARRETT, ''''7's'''0He's.
sAur B. PEIrzSenL- ss--,..
Kp~AED n. PEusSsnt,
Jan n A lss2
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-02-14
POWERS lRsTlTUTE,
Bernardst0n, Mass,

rHE Spring Term OF this Institute will BEGIN upon the
Il LAST WEDNESDAY, OF FEbRuaRY, and continue ecten
weeks, I'm her J.. Il. w RID, lsf~4
l.. q. EMERSON, SEVERN sCIlNELL CIIAs q ALLEN
MISS 5. l.. LEACH, MRS, T. IL WARD, and Assistants.
To meet the demand of the timos for eeonony Rooms
completely furnished retained for those who desire to
board themselves also board all ncld ntals mr.
nished at the Boarding House and in private families
50 rs per week
Powers Institute fits large Glasses for College, for Teach
Of Common Schools for Educated Farmers and for the
various vacations Of Business IL possesses Maps Charts
Philosophical Astronomical and Mathematical
complete, aud continually used in illustration
Send for Catalogues, Circulars, Beard &e.to
L. 4. WARD
Bernardston, Mass, Jan. p, 1862 6s
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-02-14

Mrs William Battles and family tender to the
citizens and to the military company, to the Revs.
Mr. Wilbur, and Mr.. Harris, of Saxton's River !;
also to the Westminster Cornet Band our deep
and heartfelt thanks for the respect manifested tow
ards the departed and for the deep and tender
sympathy manifested for us, in this our great be-
FeaYmcnt. Mrs. WIN. BATTLES.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-02-14

STATE ol VER MO Nr, rAp Ilon pronatp I'D,

STATE OF VERMO Mt, Tho Hon. Probate cour,
DIST. or wESrnlNsrkR, $. for said District To all
persons Interested in ths Estate OF SARAH nA,ADoN late
Of Westminster, dcccassd Greeting
Whereas, T. u. Chandler administrator OF said Estate
has made appiraiian 10 writing 10 said court representing
TINT wod be condppisei the terest of all the heirs OF
said deceased to sell all th. real and personal estate said
eeeased andpraying license tbs same md hath
hoi INTO court here the consent and approhason uni
ing Tor such sale OF all 81 said frs residing In this
You are hereby notified that this will decide upon
sara application AZ the session thereof be he the Inn
u A. H. Wilder, In Rockingham. in district the first
"Wednesday Of March 1861 when and where YOU NAV
be heard In the Promises II you ft
Grafton, Feb. 6, 1862. 70
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-02-14
PRIZE POETRY.

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Aud Minstrels tune their guitar,
nobler theme my heart Il fills
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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-02-14

FRIDAY, FEB. IA, 1862.
Booii binding.

We would announce to ouf readers that
have made artangen'cnts by which we
prepared to receive all kinds of hook
ling. The work will be done in the
- superior manner, and we are quite
y win give satisfaction. Orders solicited
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-02-14

a GIT FROM GoD.r-On the first
day Of February, Mr.. Wilson Higgins of
Jamaica, buried an infant son, which left
tnem without an heir. On Thursday eve
ninss The 9th inst, at a somewhat laie hour.
Hr. Fl. was aroused from his slumbers by
: load rapping at his door, and soon after
heard horse and sleigh, as if turning
goead. He went to the door, and finding
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-02-14
HERRICK'S MD STRENGTHENING PLaSTFRg

Cures in five hours, Pains and Weakness Of The Breast SIDE
ans Back aud Rheumatic complaints 10 equally short
persd ne. spread beautiful white lamb skin. their
use subjects the wsrer iHcanv-neucc, aud each
viii wear from week to three months Price. Isl
Herrcks Sugar Coated ris and Kid Plas;ers sold by
gsts aud Merchants Ia al parts 81 the United
Caaas and South America, aud may be obtained by calling
for them BY tseir full
Suld in Bellows Pals b. o. y. and John W Moore
371yl DID. J.. H. lfERRIck a CO., Albany. n
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-02-14
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
H o II - A Icy

YNHE residence of the late Albert Billings Of Ascutney
VILE W. IS offered for sale together with half Of the
Household Furniture, favorable e-nis and POSSES
sion given any time to suit the purchaser
This place was formerly kept Hotel for which we'll
aaPted IL Is unnecessary TO those living 10 this
enity athe House and ali the buildings connected there
with have been thoroughly remodeei WITHOUT regard
feet repair. -
The nogse Of brick stories and finished ace with
handsome Hall attached Spacious and sheds are
on the premises capable Of accommodating large number
of horses.
Five acres pf land belong 10 the estate.
considerable portion the purchase may remain orr
bond and mortgage; at the option Of the purchaser
For further particulars apply to the subscriber the
premises. e Mrs ALBERT pTILiNfaS
Ascutneyvilc, Vt, Dec. 90 1861 525
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-02-14

Ell Case Of Doet Chords Homeopathic curatiyes, put
VI up 10 morocco cases of Is walls price 81 20 walls
price SIS 80 vals price 81 and 40 yals price So
q diIseLions sold in sig gle texe y esn. BY n
send TO Philip Lee, 1856 William greet. New YORK.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-02-14

III HE subscriber having received from the War Depart
Il Washington the necessary and instruc
will procure Invalid Pensions FIR disability incurred
while Ia the service Of the United States also, Of
pay and bounty due deceased efacers and soldiers
A. 5. CAMPBELL.
Bellows Falls. Jaa %, 1867. SIG
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-02-14
Married.

In Bellows Falls, Feb 8, by Hev Mr. Perry Mr.. JOHN
L. DlVoLL and Miss FLORA A. oLCoTT both of Rock
iugham
In Chester Feb 4, by Rev. c. d. Jeards Mr. LEWIS T.
H0LBRo0k and Miss ELLEN L. JENKINS all of @.
At saxton's River, Jan. 81 by Rev W. N wilbur Mr.
CHARLES BUXTON Of this village, and Miss SOPHIA w.
FROST OF Charestown, n. IL.
In West Brattleboro Jan 81, by Rev j Chandler Mr..
CHARLES Rocket Of Mt Carmel CT, and Mrs. Ell
EASoA PRATT of ". Drattleboro.
In West pummerston, Feb. 2, by Rev Marx Carpenter
Mr. NATHANIEL uEkliICk of sheibprns Fzis Ms and
Miss BESSIE A sTIcKNEY of West Dumnerston
In Townshend, Jan. Sc, by Rev c. L. Cushman Mr. Al
WIN u. FRANKLIN, LIST Lieut. Co IL sth VT. Regiment
and Miss STELLA Il. PRATT, all OF Townshend
In sherburne Jan. 20, by Rev. J l.. Smith Mr. MYRoN
NJ DlMiCK and Miss adobe N. WHITNEY, both Of
Bridgewater.
In South Reading, Feb. l. by Bev Mr.. Bryant Mr. gB-
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-02-14
WESTMINSTER, Feb. 10. 1861.

Ma. SWAIN, Dear Sir What is the
matter with Hiram? He has fluttered be-
fore The ball got ont of tbs gym. Respect
fully yours, JoKL PAGE.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-02-14

Fatal ACcIDENr.--Horace Stone of
Chesterfield, n. H., on Wednesday of last
week, was driving load of wood to Brat
fIeboro, and while walking by the side of
ibis team, came to siding place" where
The fell aud went under the oxen, one of
which stepped upon the back of his neck.
lie was finally caught under the roller of
the sled, and the team stopped. The wood
had 10 be thrown off before he could be
released, which was done as soon as posi-
BILE, but his limbs were broken in several
places, and his injuries were so severe that
he lived but few hours after the accident
He was about Sc years of age, and well
known as very odd and eccentric ginius,
some specimens of which we should be
glad to mention this week, if we had the
time to write them out. We remember
one which was somewhat in this wise: He
was left TO take care of the premises, and
especially 70 see that some geese got into
no mischief He did not, however, desire
to be so closely confined, and to make things
sure, got " bar post and having caught
the Geese, inserted heir heads irto each
mort'se, and, to make things doubly sure,
drqye wedge in by the side of their heads,
with beetle We believe the geese not
only gave no trouble at that time, but were
never troublesome afterward.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-02-14
LELAND SEMINARY,
TOWNsHEND, VERMONT.

VIE Spring Term of this Institution will
i WEDNESDAY FEB 26, under charge of
C. e. ANE, A. b.,
assisted by Teachers Of the class in every department
The Trustees and Principal solicit the patronage of all
those who wish their children to receive thorough and
tcai Instruction For particulars address the Principal
or II. FLETCHER, d. D. Pres.
As G. CLARKE, NJ. D., Sec'y.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-02-14
"a OLD FRIEND -
~ THE RIGHT PLACE
Herrick's Sugar Coated Pills.

v y BESF FAMILY Ca.
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tNenty.years by Eve millions
81 persons annually; always
give satisfaction; contain no.
thing injurious patronizel by
the principal physciahs and
furseops ia the Unian ele-
gently coated with sngar.
Large boxes 25 cents; five
boxes for Que dollar. Full a.
reetigns with each box.
TALLAHASSEE, Iron Co.
Florida, july II 1859.
To Dr.. IIcrrick, Albany, NY.
Ny Dear Doefoi ~ write
this 70 inform you Of the won
derfui elects OF your Sugar
Coated Pills on u,rei,far Hanoi,
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-02-14
gl5ST5a AgAD3llYa

rJNIIE Spring Term will commence Gu MONDAY MAR 3
Il and continue eleven weeks
Il. w. WESTGATE, A. b., Principal.
For Catalogues information address f. D. Ice. Esq.
g. IL. LEONARD, sec'y.
Chester, Jan. %, ls62. as
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-02-14
It Or - aIey

lie subscriber offers for sale his Homestead which IL
Situated in Westminster, Vt, 10 District No IL en- the
road leading from the Lame Farm TO saxsnrs Riy-
er said Homestead consists Of comfortable Dwelling
House. Wood House, Barn tnery acres OF land
in high state of cultiYation also, number of Young
apple trees thereon
Said place is distant from Bellows Falls 81 niles 2t miles
from ssxtons RIVER village and m,ie sfon school, The
subscriber, being cehahic will sell reasonable terms
as be desirons OF changing bis residence For further
particulars inquire Hail. On the premises Or Of tie
subscriber, AT springneld, W. tf b. q. DARLING.
Springfield, VI, Dee. 4, fsJt 40
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-02-14

ter. For three years she been affected With bilious
arrangement Of tho sadly mpairn her health which
has been steadily falling during that perol When in New
York in April last friend advised your Pills
Having the fullest confidence ia the Judgment Of my friend
ostained supply Of ncssrs. Banss Park Drugyists
Park Row. New York On returning home we ceased ali
other treatment, aud administered your Pill. each night
JeeamproscnseHt Ia her feinss complexion Digestion etc
srpred all. rapid and permanent restoration to
health has tie result We used less than I've boxes
and eonsideF her entirely well consider the Just
tribune to You as Physician and trust it sill be
II inducing many adopt your Pills family ed
eine. l Tealain, dear sir, With many thanks.
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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-02-14

A SwIspLER.-There is a rascal and
swindler in New Hampshire, who should
be exposed. not only by the press, but by
the authorities of New Hampshire. Its
a lottery scheme carried on by villain who
pretends TO live at Salem, N. H., small
place which is made to appear as one of some
size, by the rascal, who gives the street and
number of bis place of business. The
Woodstock STANDARD and st. Johnsbury
CaSedoniass have both published one of his
" confidential letters, by which he is going
to send a prize Of 500, on receipt Of fire
dollars to pay for ticket, which he pre-
tends he is 10 make appear 10 the managers
as not having been duly received. His in
structions are to date the letter hack, &C.,
&C., the whole from beginning to end being
a mere fraud We have been shown one
of these letters written to gentleman in
Grafton, and il is almost verbatim like
those publised in the Standard and CGledo-
niar, with the exception that 10 one case
he signs himself Geo. C. Burbank" and
in the other B. F. Roihehhd," both no
doubt fictitious. Our Grafton friend, how
ever, was not caught, but wrote to the post
master at that place, making inquiries, and
ascertained to his entire satisfaction that
his correspondent was nothing but swim
der, and WAS so regarded in that place.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-02-14

SAD AccfDEsT.--A young lad of l6
years, son Of Joseph Hill of Keene, n. II /,
was accidentally shot by Geo. O. Leonard,
of that place, Formerly of Saxton's River,)
on Saturday last. The Keene Republican
says that Mr.. Hill, father of the boy, is sex
ton Of the Baptist church. Immediately
behind the church is Mr.. Geo. 0. Leon
ards gun-shop, and it has been customary
for years for persons to practice at target
set up against the back of the meeting
house. Late on Saturday afternoon young
Hill entered the basement of the church
by rear door for the purpose of getting
shavings to kindle the fire, and just as he
emerged with them in his arms, he passed
before the target and received ball from
the rife of Mr.. Leonard, who was so en-
gagged in sighting" that he did not notice
the sudden appearance of the boy. The
ball passed through both legs, just above
the knee, fracturing the bone in the first
The wound was considered very dangerous
at times, but it is now thought that he will
recover. 1t is a very painful affair to all
concerned.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-02-14

prepared to receive all kinds of hook
ling. The work will be done in the
\ ~ superior manner, and we are quite
11re win give satisfaction. Orders solicited
HRiEfs.-Oa Friday last the Cheshire
railroad bridge, over the Falls, was discov-
kr to be on fire, and the alarm was Civ.
but it was extinguished before doing
\ - damage. 1t probably took from
Is from an engine. --- Last week
,ried to say that A. B. Dascomb had
fn ordained as pastor at Waitsfield, but
types got it Waterford. 49, A sub
>Eflber who has had his address changed
}Wjpe within four months, apologies, where
m We inform all our subscribers that the
w in which we keep our subscription
koSks is such that TO change an address is
4Gfthe work of an instant, without pen or
mark. We are not aware that any other
publishers in this state keep their books on
the system which we have adopted, with
boesIbly one exception, and therefore no
subecriber need be embarrassed in chang
Ing bis address, however often 1t may be,
sespeeially when they have paid their sub
Seriptions in advance, as was the case with
uf5riend alluded TO above. Judge
Geodhue has again been suggested for re.
election as county commissioner, and any
one wanting votes for him can have them
At this office, gratis. Sheriff Her.
xiek made descent upon an Irish GROCERY
N Brattleboro last week, and seized guam
MY Of liquor, which, after due process, he
Apilled. Prot. Moore's article this
seek embraces the first part of the life of
~ author Of the music "Swtet Home"
M Is Of much interest. The sth
regiment will probably be mustered into
H. United States service next Monday
lnlhe hospital there are now los patients,
alck with colds and measles. None are
dangerous, and all are doing well.
Other duties have prevented us from Civ
ing the usual attention to our paper this
week, but the delinquency is well made up
BY the glorious news from the seat of war.
The friends of Rev. Mr. Bemis
&aFe him very agreeable surprise on Sat
ufday evening last-leaving barrel Of
dour, several dollars in cash, and numerous
Sther valuable articles. and having very
paeasant time in general $3.50 We learn
Thai the stone school house below Bartons
wiie was destroyed by fire on Tuesday
n3ght. The friends of Rev. c. G.
Cur, Of Chester, met at his house on
1uesday evening, and left with him the
srbsianlial tokens of esteem, to the amount
NJ $40, and besides, good wishes without
number. We learn that Horace
Thompson has been appointed post master
~ Cavendish. There was a grand
oyster supper at FeichvlIe recently, given
by Hon. p. Merrill, to his employees and
the citizens generally, it being the occasion
of the completion of contract for the
manufacture of 10000 yards of army cloth
in less than three months. After the sup
per music and dancing was the order, and
much good feeling prevailed.