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PYGIBERT, SAMPSON & WARNfB
- GzxEHAL AuCuoHZz2s, So Lake It.
$4,000 Wersh OF Furniture,
AT AUCTION.
WITHOUT RESERVE FOB QA8H,
Comme nc1ng THURSDAY, Ap-.1 l7th at W o,c1oc.
THE ENTIRE gTuCk OF
Smith s. Hgw1ey, Ho. 175 Lake strsst
,-..- The stock conasts Of
FARLQR Observation-Disclosures Es5v Pa,,o,
ana Hocb1rg Cha1rs, Etage1s, MsrbieTop Taniea an
6snA1A Ladtes' WoEk Tables Eof.& Reception Ehsira
Han stauds Book Csa.s and Secretaries Eie ana ~
neT Nhatnos1. Gard and Centre Tableg FancY gta1ds
AkpRnoA fCRhfTUKE-Rch Chamber SQta win
An9 Ttfoouf marble tops, IN Oak, Mahozs1F Ealnrt
ana AoseEood. Marble copand fhin DreeenE Buresus
Ana aSassaudA FIsnch and Cottage Bedsteads To1teS
l44ptea naEdrohss. Towi RackA I1Eagea, Mas:rassss
0tEATIH9fooN FEE1ITEKK- K-Extenuon and two seat
ASN la5ies oak nn1g Chstrs Plan 4ud Ech Carved,
f. aa5 Tah I'd oak eidenoasa With Marble ro7s FaueY
~ Sn1ses 1s1ies; z,:e ALSO. laf2e assoEt1ueae OF
nut Re99ssasda sdaEIrEsE II and Black Wal.
Rn1aaas SsIE1E SSssEnE o. C. 3 Chairs Cribs Wsshstand5'
f-tSatF -tGttFEE ttE3lTrKE, y3x-Setei.x DeskS Arm
e1sns' si' opaoss1eset Am. ChaIrs. Tables. Nc
Also, quantity OF n. D. Fufniture
1Hcuese5s rom the county can have their roo47,
packed and shipped The ahnT1. r,ot1 r.r ~ soo1s os
alntned any time ure3Ipus 10 fhe ss,e s'1- 1e ~ :
..,o GILBERT, SAMPSON d TAEYEH
-i--444 AuEEopeer.
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The following persons volunteered Is

The above nurses and surgeons left the city
On special train over the Illinois Central
Road for Cairo at five o'clock last evening, and
are to be put through to that city by eight
O'Clock this morning. While some of our
readers are slipping their coffee and reading
their paper at breakfast, the delegation will be
embarking upon steamer, prepared and in
readiness for the purpose, and starting upon
their way to Pittsburg Landing.
Col G. G. Hammond, Of the G. B. d Q. r.
R., went to Quincy On Tuesday night, ACCOM-
panied By DR.. Brock McVickar, for the pu1-
pose Of bringing steamer, the property Of
his road, into immediate use for the accom-
mediation Of the soldiers, the surgeons and
nurses.
With The Chicago delegation went one hund-
rcd and four 0ozes Of hospital supplies from the
Sanitary Commission, and At Cairo this num-
ber "iu be largely increased by quantity Of
the same supplies already shipped, and which
VIII be taken also to Pittsburg Landing.
AL honor to the Board OF Trade, the surgeons
and nurses and the Sanitary Commission.
They are doing noble work.
, 1862-04-10
dispatch from Gen. Strone.-prn7nor
Action of the Board of Trade.

~@-AAA4+
dispatch this morning from General Strong,
eommandant st Cairo, asking for surgeons,
nurRes and medical stores, Immediately for
our wounded soldiers in Tennessee. He
statcs our probable loss in the great battle at
10,eoo.
The announcement was made at the Boau7
OF Trade at noon, and private subscriot;on
Of between $4oo and $500 Was raised on the
spot. The Board also unanimously voted TO
contribute s2 900 to be given to the sanitarg
committee for the benefit Of the sick and
wounded soldiers. That amount not being
IN the treasury, in cash, George Watson.
Esq, Treasurer Of the Board promptly Of
fered to advance the sum On behalf of the
Board
Let our citizens follow this noble example.
and promptly and generously help the SAM.
ta-s Committee in their good work.
An Answer to Rev. Dr. Patton.
Editors Chicago Tribune:
May ask Tor room to say why think Mr.
Patton's yerse.vender is not worthy man
and why he did not succeed in CONVINCING M
l was mistaken when he came To me
ist: Re says IN one place, "My wife is sick:
y nuy t6e poems for her sake, and says moth,
- 0+tA1s-tA" "0- LIZ St11S III auQLHGr niInC
Il am sick; buy these poems;'' but does not
mention his wife. Sd. In one place he i
,slek OF inveterate dyspepsia ~ IN another of
~, Dad sore throat; nad in third Of ttlnno
olsease,' 4th: His eye is bright. his ska
Eood he ls fairly stout; seems to be- n beart1
ter man than Mr. Patton, and annears hn,1er
than scores of men know who frv honestf-
70 elSe ten cents worth for ten cents 5tb
He csme to me and said, ''Sir, you have done me-
injustice ! am aick man, cannot WORT );
replied, "Sir, if you tell the truth. lam sor-
r for what I have done; but you look nearly
as well as do. Now, I may be mistaken. Is
60 with me to some 6killful doctor or 90
alone. Let him examine you If be testifss
that yon are sick and not able to work. I viii
pay tor the certificate, publish card that shall
10 you ample justice, and help you to q better
WAY to make your living" urged him to do
fhis: He has not done It. Therefore believe
: d1d not mistake my man. am not Scotch.
bat Yorkshire, which Is next best: and { have
lived long enough In this better land to ret
some idea Of tall the modern improvement !,
am sorFy to find that Mr. Patton's certl6cate
Is genuine # trusted men send out such
subjects as this to bore Us With tiresome ner-
6istency, or If all worthy church membsrs.
VINO conot Wantto work and whose wives ear,
write poetry equal to this, should take the
same track, OF, If We are to have new race Of
church instead OF royal Gaberluuzies. licensed
and defended, what shall we do9
ROBERT COLLIER
, 1862-04-10

Ak 9LUV Ho1ss aaa Iot % oo 1,,.a.f. nn s1ses. *
North side. Hone but Cash buyers need SroIy-et
t4e banking 8n1ss of jAalEa BoTn, 10. q CIssk
&Qeef. Ar$ pply
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES,

Dr. Chas JeWett will lecture at st. Paul's First
4n1VereaIst Church. corner of Wabash Ayenue anal
Van Buren, streets, at TX o'clock
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ILLINOIS AND m1cHIGAN CANAL.
ARRIVED. .Apr1s s,
Alice, IASalle 642 bu corn.
Arctic, Morris 70oo bu osts, 800 Ds lard, II DOS
Ms cured hams.
Rescue, South, s87@ cords wood
Edinburgh, Marseiles. N lumber.
Dacotah. LaSal1e, 10 bbIs eaIs, bhls cement.
Stars and Stripes, LaSal1e.
George, Joliet. i, 400 stayes, q 750 headings
Angola IaSa11e. is N lumber, 367 bb,s silt 70 sic
MS mdse, a,s90 lbs stoves, 3,735 tbs goods
Aida LaSalle, s6,5H It lumber, 1856 # siding, 80
Terror, Athens.
MARINE LIST.
PORT OF GO.
ARRIVED April 9.
schr Experiment. Dixie, St Joseph, 10 N slaves, 8
schr aIuskegon, Batche1or, South Haven, Is m
lumber.
Schr Alpha, Gwynn, South Haven, DO eds wood,
Schr GeEsine. Donovan. Manitowoc. g. cds wood.
scoW Grace Green, Thompson, Wilkinaons
Pier, Is eds wood.
CLEARED D-....-...-. April 9.
Schr Muskegon, Batchelor, South Haven
5chr Alpha. GwynD. South Haven.
Schr Fashion, ,McEIhgott, Buffalo, 10 900 bu wheat.
schr Hart, Bige1ow, Buffalo, 20 900 bu wheat.
, 1862-04-10

A BAG HOLDER must be most ve,co,oe n
the farmer, miller and grain dealer, and We
would call the special attention of country
merchants and others to the advertisement in
another column, Of G. Burgess d Co., for 10.
cal agencies for Cld's Patent selfadjustine
Bag Holder.
, 1862-04-10

EXAMINATION OF MALE TEAcHERs.-There
will be an examination Of male teachers ut the
Office Of the Board Of Education, No 11e South
CLARK street, on Tuesday, 18th inst, commeno-
ing 1t o'clock, L. IL,
, 1862-04-10

IAILoR's CHICAGO BATrERY,-The report
ofthe battle at Pittsburg Landing states that
On the first days fighting the fire Of Major
Taylcr's Chicago Batter reked the rebels
down in scores; but the smoke would mo
sooner be dispersed than the breach would
again be filled, and the most destructive dis
charges did not appear to discourage their
Solid columns. But the Chicago boys gave
them dreadful rcppering, and sent many q
rebel to his long home.
, 1862-04-10

H Mr.. Dye Will commence the spring
term OF isJuvcnile Singing School and Piano
Glass next Saturday morning, at o'clock,
april 18th, at the Musical Union Academy, in
Harmon Block, on the corner Of Clark and
Washington streets.
, 1862-04-10

- Attention Is ca1led to the advertisement
Of lgnatz He1zog, 152 Lake street. He has
5ust received from the East splendid assort-
ment OF spring style of hats and caps worthy
the attention Qf purchasers
, 1862-04-10

- Let al good Republicans remember
That On this evening the primary meetings for
the election of delegates to the City Conyen-
ton are to be held The List Of places for
holding the meetings is published in another
column
, 1862-04-10

lB Lloyd's Military Map Of the Southern
States shows Pittsburg Landing, Savannah,
Cordnth, &C., together with all other fupor-
tant points In the present theater Of the war,
Price Twenty-Five cents, free by mail. Jno.
H. Walsh, Madison street, has it for sale.
, 1862-04-10

H Our orders for this mornings TRIBUNE
reach 80, 400 copies. One news-dcaler takes
10000 copies. People look to the TRIBUNE
Tor the news, and not in vain.
REHEARSAL OF EL14Au-The chorus re-
hcarzing E1ijah," !" under N. Balatka have an
extra rehearsal this evening, ut Musical Union
Hall.
, 1862-04-10

~ The funeral OF the late 3. 7. kawson
TU take place on Thursday, April 10, at 2
p. n, from his late residence :33 West Adams
street. Friends arc respectfully invited to at
, 1862-04-10
Business Will be resumed In the sa1eutt Cont NJ
Cook County On Thursday morning, AprE 10th

!. II The funeral Of Ellen Raney, daughter
Of Rev. r. N. and Margaret s, Strong, will
take place this afternoon at Q p, NJ. at 116
West Monroe street.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-01-03
Married.

In Westminster Jan. ], by Rev. A. Foster, Mr.. BENZ
". sP00NER Of Petershsm. Mass, anA Miss FANNIE NJ
CIRCUIT, ofw
At North Chester Nov 81 by Rev s. B. Foster, Mr. ST.
MON NJ. ALBEE aud Miss HARRIET A. ESTABR00K,
both Of Rocki nghau:.
In Fayeteyiile Dec. 49, by Rev o. Warren, Dir. HENRY
FOX and Mis- HARRIET sTEARNS, both of Wilmington.
In Windsor the Windsor House, Dec. "a, by Rev E.
Hutchinson, Mr.. ALFRED G. CHADBoRN and Miss ELIz-
ABEIH g. DEMING both Of Cornish n. II.
In clarcmont, n. IL, Dec. Is, JOHN NJ. ROBINSON Esq
Of West Charleston, VI, and Miss SARAH HASKELL OF
Claremont-
In Brattleboro, Dec Ii by Rev. Edward Smiley, f. p.
WHEEL ER and Miss ELIZA j. MORSE, both of Williams
ylle
In Andover, Dec. rs, by Rev. o. Pier, Mr.. HENRY s
WATKINS of South Reading, and Miss HELEN TAYLOR
of Audcver.
In Ladew Dec l9. by Rev. Ira Pearson, Mr. ALFRED Il
WOOD of Providence, L. l., and Miss NARY L. RIGGS Of
Ludev.
WHEELER and Miss EyELINE NJ. PARKER both Of
Plymouth.
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CAMBRIDGE MARKET.

y edhesday, DEC 70.
Atmarket T0l Cattle shout so and 81 Stores
consisting OF Working oxenMiich Cows and netwosnd
three arsold.
Prices ofMsrket Beef-Extra. Sc % a rs; drst quality
s6o0see quality S5.I5 third quality, "A i SO,
ordinsry, 5000
Working Oxen, $50 600 az 100.
Cows and Caves-S25 S3t tE s4S,
Yearitngs 5000 q 60 0oi sic q III three
years old IS go.
Sheep bambs-l65o at market Prices nlots So 90
81 90 a. 0 % each. Extra IS 50, 90 u 800.
Hides 81 ID &c. Taliow, 81 "a &c.
Pelts 81 Is, ep 81 80 each. Calf Skins a Sc y rs.
Remarks-There good supply Of Cattle for the
son Large Oxen sold about the hast week Sc
to so D cwt Smxi Ter Cattle sold higher than last week
saw about q y The quality Of the Sheep about
the last week. excellent and sold for the same prices
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t~r PEG IA roe wears she has Affected with bilious
era yrept sadly imparing her hesth which
has brcn steadily falling during that perici When in New
YORK. in April FREUD aisted ts test pills
Having fullest confidence in the judymeat q friend
Obtained supply Of Hr<srs Barnes Park, prnEFisfs
PARK Row New York On returning home, ve eensed NIL
other treatment aud yor Pills eaah night
Thr pruxeuerf ., her feelings complexion Digestion
surprised all rapid and r~rn.nsut restoration 70
h,,r has hen the rr.ul. les than nvs boxss
and ransidr euiisls we'll consider the above ts<t
thu,. yea Ph, rian and trust -il he the
~ tniciur many TO aiopt Pills shsr family p,ei
cine r.snaln, drar SIR. with many thanks.
s. a UNISON.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-01-03

A wal,zing match took place at Bangor.
a few nights since, and the winning couple
whirled for two hours and fourteen minutes
c,nsecutiveiy.
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UEREIrrs KID sTREycTuEyTyG PLiSTgRs

crss Eve hours Pains and weaknes Of the Bresrt st
srk and Rheumatic complaints In an sqasis short
,rini time be.nsifui white lamb skin their
subjects the in~oav~uiencs AID e,eh
will fisrse nonths- Price Il cents
u~rrieks snxsr rii .iis Md Plaster sold By
pru and " ia all parts Of the Unite >taf--
.nas< and Souh ,cre aud may be obtained by calling
fsr thrm BY their null
Sold In Eel,~. Pals bv o. " Woods snd John W More
s-fvl Do. L. n. uERRt-N co. AErer.s NJ
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gehetots gin Of my townsmeh. To have
In my possession 50 beautiful an object,
would justly be source 1T rrid''--wh' n
there comes with i thu assurance of the ~
TEEN and confidence of 80 many friends and
neighbors; confess a feeling Of grstillca-
ton that do not core TO conceal. accep,
the gift---not as mark Of merit in the past.
but as a pledge for my future good conduct.
|, shall be my constant endeavor to do wor-
thily, that l may be welcomed back TO my
birthplace. May your prayers be granted.
am, with the highest respect.
Your very obedient servant,
p. O'MERA Epson.
To VIM. Rounds, Esq, II. ii. Henry, Al
A. Adams, and others, citizens OF Ch6ster,
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THE MARKETS.

FLOUR AND GRAIE.-ghe market for Flour has been
very dull the past week and lower. sales
at SIS q 81 % Corn, z2e. Cats, E3c, Rye, CSC.
HAY.-&l6 p ton.
PROyIsIoNS-Market 4aa- Lard 81 q Ole. Smoked
Hams q 70. patter, extra, Is a Zoe; common, IL a
Ice
wooL.Domestic is frner and higher. Sales at Al q
&c. y H5.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-01-03
ca OLD FRlE D S p
IN THE RIGHT PLACE,
Herrick's Sugar Coated Pills.

THE BEST FAMILY Ca
TiiAkTIC in the world, used
twenty years by Eve millions
Of persons annually; AWAY :
give subtraction; contain no.
thing Injurious ; patronised by
the principal physicians and
surgeons in the Unien; ele-
gantly coated With sugar.
Large boxes Is cents; fve
lsoSes for one dollar Fail d.
reetions with each box.
TALLAHASSEE LEoS Co |
Florida, July IL, 1850. I
To Or. lIerriek, Albany, y. Y.
nv Dear Doctor IL write
this to intrm you Of the won
derfni Effects Of your Sugar
Coafe.l pills On myet,!er daurh-
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LATEST NEWS.

THURSDAY MoRSING.-TEe "latest
news " is that there is no news.
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HIRAM ATKINS.


STATE OF vERMoNT.l TO The Honorable SUI
wrSpHas COUNTY, s. s. 5preme court next to be
holden at Newfane on the inst Monday iio~ing the
second Tuesday next after the fourth Tuesday Of january
A. d 1862
CoMEs John r. Gallup of Wilmington, in said county Of
~ windham, and respectfully showeth that at Halifax in
said county eighth day March, A. d. 1851 he
duly joined marriage Mary A. Clark then Of eyden.
in the county Franklin, and of Massachusetts, by
James L. stark ESQ Justice Of the D, ace within
county of windan That FROM and after the said 9TH
day of March, A. D. 1851 he lived with the said Mary at
wilmington, said county of WinJham in the strict OBJ
Of all the duties and obligations enjoined upon
him by the marriage and all respects treated and
doported himself toward the said Mary A. chaste and
faithful onghtand should uuti about the lt
September d. 1860 And petitioner further
did divers days and times while she lived with
your petitioner said Wilmington, commit the crime Of
adultery with divers whose to your petition
unknown. Ana sso that the said Mary A. did on or
the first day Of December A. ID. 1883. commit the
crime of adultery with Martin gill; at said Wilmington
And petitioner further shows that the said Mary
your petitioner did about the first day of oc
tobr A. D. 1850 at Springfield in the state Of Massschu-
sotts commit the crime Of adultery with whose
/ Is to your petitioner unknown.
Wherefore your petitioner pays the bend Of matr
nony between him and the said Mary Gallup be dis
Owed and that bill Of divorce be granted 20 him.
petitioner further shows that the said Mary
Gallup resides without the state of Vermont, and
your petitioner is informed and believes, somewhere in
the OF Massachusetts, Aud your petitioner shows
that now, fr the space than three year,
has been resident Of the county Of wndha and state Of
Vermont. JOHN r. GALLUP.
STATE OF VERMONT The foregoing libe hav
wsna.m eossSa Ing sssn p,eseG a"rs 20 N
it having been made appear that the said Mary GauE
resides without the Vermont 1t Is therefore order
ed the besn give notice Of tn. pendenty o. the sai
libel by causing the be published three weeks
cessvey in the Bellows Falls Times newspaper pahi7hes
which pubcations to be less than fifteen days befor
the session of said court
Dated at Woodstock, this Both day Of December, A. D
1861 JAMES BARRETT,
Is Judge of Supreme Court
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Are You Ready?

CAN furnish you with RUTLAND tIsRaLD with
Il out the Of any As have ~ool-sh-
please my shop IN tbe morning and get before
th<y are all gcrs. III c. '. pEAsE.
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The Boston journal
70 n ls6 q.
The New England Newspaper:


The trying the nations history In which We live
render LIVE NEWSPAPER Indispensable necessity
every man VINO would Keep himself informed 81 the mpor
tant events which daily transporting To furnish pa
per which viii the just expectations the public
such time as the present. requires an amount OF labor and
of extraordinary of whrh tho community large
have conception The psopetcfs OF The JouRsAL have
spared efforts money TO make it all that Its readers
could reasonably expect Besides i'm proving and strength
enng their home force during the they have
great expense several Of the best Reporters
writers in the with the Army aud Navy. and have
frequently given the New England sbc the rst and full
accounts BY Telegraph and BY mail Of important events
at the Sat a War he eny special Reporter from New
England the Hateres and Port Royal victories THE
JouRsAL Reporter, aud s reports Of those events with
those of Carleton Of te Bull Run dght "Pereysn let
tiers from washin gte Ray sie from the Upper Poto
aud TIE JcsxsaIs letters from Missouri and Ken
lucky universally acknowledged among the best
ports and letters published by the American Press What
the proprors Of The ouRSsL but
earliest every interest
with rebellion, aud at the time
nal mzintsin its reputation the best general newspaper
The rease Of the circulation Of The Journal during the
the best evidence of the which the New
Bug public rely upon for news OF the day Its
nrruiation ranges from
.Siriy Thousand TO Eighty thousand
s-r day. and has frequently during year
xcit-ent reached over one nndaed Thousand per day
etng the capacity Of both fast to the utmost
The following are the prices Of the several editions Of The
THE BOSTON DAILY JOURNAL,
Morning. and Evening".
Circulation times large Of any Paper
/ class in New England.
DoLLAas xE1a SINGLE
THE SEMI WEEKLY JOURNAL,
Tuesday aud Friday Merning..
| DOLLARS rEkR; CLUES,
Five copies year sI2 go Ten cos-. year 5000
THE WEEKLY JOURNAL,
Psbii-,es en Thursday Morning.
One copy s2oe. Five copies, year, ss,sl
Two copies year, s300 Ten copies, year sic o.
Twenty copies yesr, s2ooo And grtisr-sp Of siab
And 2 70 ge;,or-up Of club
As An ADVERTISING MEDIUM. The Journal has no
equal In New EBxlsnd lts pric-- nnifoa ani Ad
vertisrueuts up IN clear ani conspicuous
udicioasiy arranged and classified under approais heads
and in both thu Morning and Essuing FAsrs With
out charge
IT'S CIRCULATION Is mors than I've ,ie- that Of sry
1.-TWO esnts or -ubsrrpsion paf-r in New Erxiana TIA.
public reminded that druutsr- aiserfi-in.
! ever employed by this e-tabiishuaent.
Tue CASH PRINCIPLE In al the ~eash Jrne
pie will be adhered ard notice ~i h. akrn Il slY
orders accompanied By the money Al rs.crs dis
continued at the expiration % the tinie paid for
u THs IouaSAL y fr sale At sil the NewpaF-r D-pots
ao1 all the itai.ros.ls throughout View Ensizud
All orders should b advised TO
ClfAkLES a s0}kltS. JorsSsL BriLDfNs.
ne Az1 20 wsshnsscs s., Bcsssa= Nsssse
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1t. Col. Commanding Rcg't.

MAsoNIc.-The following are the Off
GERS Of Colombian Lodge, Brat,leboro, for
the year ensuing wv. Il. Nichols, NJ;
VIM. vinton, s. W.; +. w. Harris, j. W.;
II. Hastings, Treasurer; W. c. Perry,
Secretary.
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health q the place.
SoUrH READfSG.--M Mr.. Silas Pike teach
e. the village school this winter, and we
hear also very excellent singing school,
In this last we believe he generously gives
his services, for The sake of improving
the singing in that place Mr.. Asah-
u Wilder has opened grocery store at the
post office, where he keeps various grocer
les, confectionery, &c, which he offers to
the public 1t reasonable rates Success TO
him We mentioned recently the
probable death of George Hawkins, in camp
al Washington. We are glad TO learn, that
after being very sick, he has SO far recov-
cred As to be considered out of danger
His father returned after placing him where
he would have proper care. He has never
been well since he entered the army, and
has been discharged from further service,
and will return LONE as soon as he has suf-
| ficienily recovered to bear the journey.
--
WEsrMINsTER.-This patriotic town, of
revolutionary memory, Is doing her full
shafe Of patriotic work. The Ladies' have
sined soldiers aid society, and hold So
III meetings every Friday evening at the
town hall, where all are invited, and any
one can become member by paying so
canfs for gentlemen, and 25 cents for la
tiiea. 81 Eve cents for each evening. They
}tave already sent one large box TO the 9th
ferflneni. Intended mainly for the sick
] Besides blankets, mittens, socks, &c., they
put n loaf sugar, wines, jellies, preserves,
.,a ~;,l cor.sr5 Tho som. :, Eau a,vs
! The s,f;,.,de Of Enoland ON account If
The Toens axa;r has c,used some seel;nc
amon. tho s,e.sv for,,srs ~ old Wes.m;ns.
ter and they are INV about forming mil.
;,arv comcanv IN he re,av n moe, a,v
aroe,cv ,,h;.h NAV .,;sa Tbev inland
- no nr.n.r.d ~ s;v. tho Rr;,;sb ave,
a warmer recepticu than in the DAYS of the
rsvo,,,,;o, and th.s death ~ Frencb
4
S,yr-yerv manv friends and A.
,.;n,.nces os Cs,Y;n t. Rob;nso, q
jacksonville. Florida. formerly of Sou,l
Read;no this state, who are readers Of III.
T,vrs w;,, ba o,a,;,;ed to hear ofb;s safety
mn ~ within a few weeks. All was ou;e
there At that time. This information W,
have from a gentleman lust escaped from
the rebels in that Stale. and who for yer,
nro,er re,sons does no, wish 70 have hi;
name o;ven to the nubl;c
|,
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-01-03

We are indebted to Mr.. FRANK HrNRY.
who has furnished MS with his record Of the
deaths in his village. for the year Just
closed. During the year there has been no
prevailing disease, and the deaths have con-
seouently been few. Ii will be seen that
most of the deaths are of persons advanced
=: - ~, LII, p,,.r, ia M, do
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-01-03
Total in Eve years,

7--7 AVtdt III HSC yVutsS %
This in village OF about 100 popula-
ton, is q favorable showing Of the general
health Of the place.