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BOA RID.

| HAVE TWO WuL-IUENI-HEu Ruuf. ri
able iur tHH HHiaII families. ar mhT h.. ..."i %
ly several gentlemen. House. .lp"HIt. a.I." .".
T.a.H HnHIIuE. tHruJ street IsTmH IIh.IaI
Ton ar FIHHeu Day faaTfaTH .au Ir H... .'H'
frI aIs. a ira Transient ltHaTiHTH .au .r q.
H.f.H ..UHlI Hm" MARTHA A. ILA.".H.
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Committed to Jail

nF Davidson county May 80, S62, negro man,
~ who says hJs name ~ JACK saya bo belongs 70
lhos. Dickson, of Montgomery county, Tenn. ABOUT
% years old feet - inches high weighs about
l55 pounds Caor black several scars ON each hand
Tie owner is requested 20 come forward provo pro.
peTty, and pay charges, as the law directs.
J. NJ. HINTON,
JUutG-3t ShcTiH aud Jli.or of ID. C..
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Lu.HTI-lt was a saying Of the jew
lsh Rabbi that il the sea were iuk, the
t,oes pens, and The earth parchment Il
would not bg sufficient 90 write down an
tle praise due ta God for liberty
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nF Davidson county, on June the 18th, 1862, a ne.
~ gro man, who says his name is JIM says he be-
longs 20 James Davis, Of Wilson county, Tenn. aged
about IS years. weighs 1876 or 1870 pounds feet Z
inches high color very black no marks. The
owner Is requested to come forward, prove property
and pay charges as the law directs,
j. N HINTON,
JuuclB-3t Sheriff and JAiOr Of ID. G
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TO ICE CONSUMERS
We are selling
Pure Lake leo

AT CTS PER LB. rs SOUTHERN FUNDS 1 rrut
per pound lgss than the " so Monopoly lru"t. Our
Depot is .u the Oo.lunadb BIIdug ou Cherry street
Iuue lift %. d. SMITH a co.
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Proposals for Fresh Beef.

7
NASHVILLE. Tenn, june 10, 1862
GEALED PROPOSALS will be received at my oUlue,
- until ~ % clock, NJ saturday, IUuc n, 1902, tor
furnishing the Unted States troops sewing u 90 The
District oi the Ohio south of Che OHIO river with
Fresh Beef for three months, commencing July !,
and ending september go, la'2
The Beet must be n--t qlalitg, and from stc.rs
weighing not less than llO0 pounds gross Io Doe de-
yercd ut the camps iu equal proportions of 1rC and
hind quarters meek and shank. rNr.u 'udJ u such
quantities aa may De fem me lo time required.
Each proposal must De HC3Dmplu ol hy TIE names
and sitrIDfs rf two turtDs, Who are Individually
required 20 bs worth iu prop ry The vuun of f25 COO
Prop sails viii ba endorsed Proposals Cor Fresh
Beef, ami directed o.
capt r. NACTUEIE.
l5-d Com. Sub 4. s. A.. Nashville, Tenn
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Committed to Jail

nF Davidson county, june An, 1862, ucgro boy,
" who says his name Is SAM, and belongs TO er
~rhuto, OF summer county about 22 years old
weighs about llO or l45 pounds ivct iughes high
stnttors when King 3 small soa ON bs forchcaI
dark copper color
The owner Is requested TO como forward, prove
property, and pay changes, as the law directs
j N. HINTON,
Juuc.--It sheriff aud Tailor OF %. a..
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Engines and Boilers for Sale.

| OFFER FOR SALE lho Engines aud Boilers OF the
Il S'Clmrrs james Woods lgI Jan" Nuu-.u. l- they
now lu at the Nashville Wharf There HrH boilers.
20 loat long mchOs. and boilers Do feet long 40
inchrsi aI made ut cumberland uud Tennessee MN
Boiler Iron, of tnf host quality Tho Engines are
two 23 inch cylinder 10 feet stroke, Uud two 20 url
cylinder r,t stroke, with shafts, iGuggs, etc.
also uutr FOR sale the dours, windows aud blinds
OF said Steamboats,, ana q largo lot of Iron, suitable
for steamboats, or other purposes such hog chains
Chmuuys ami stoves n. T. lFANAN,
Iuuo lsstm. No. 2S Market street
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Davidson Gun'ty 1ircttorg
CITY GOVERNMENT
John HUGH SMITH, Nogyr
WILLIAM SHANE, Recorder
JOHN CHUMBLEY, Nmd1l

Dspmy MoysLai-w u wilkinson, g. e. lac.sr
' aud Jamcs A. steele
ClaLs Qths Batsi-Iohn Chumbyy. g-gFro. H..'
Jos L. Ryan second and John Redtick third
Tar Aucsor-Willam Driver
RcrsHus CoUsc'0r-A shauEaut
Water Tar Coflsoior-E B Garrett
Trsuur4-R Henry
WHAT Ma4sl-ThpmUs Lolkr.
Superintendent Of Hr Worlhnus-l y Odd
Superintendent, ef the Water Woris--lnmuz wyatt
Chigf Qf the Tire ppu,hp1,i-John VI snah.r'.
sesign Of The Cmaay-T. d Mah 1'
Street Orsscer-J. T.. stewart
t't, ARoyry-Johu NtcPhail Smith
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Committed to Jail

~ Davidson county, May 30, 1862, a negro man,
~ who says his uamU Is HENRY says hp belongs 90
b. Conner, near littIe Rock, ArkBn-ls about 40
years olI, weighs about los 0r 40 pounds feet o
inches lI-h, dark copper color, bald headed
The owuor r requested Co come forward, prove. pr0.
portyi lud pay yharr0s, as tlc law directs
n HINTON,
|Huro-h She IN and Jai.uT OF ID e.
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CITY COUNCIL,

Board of irdcJmen-M NJ Rricn President j. p.
Newman G A. j. May &. A. scoyel WINS cheat
ham J. Smith, NJ G. J.. Claiborne, ana Jas ko5b,
Common Couo3l-w p. Jones, Presdeoti william
Roberts, T. j. Yarbrougb VIM. Driver, VIM stewart
Louis IIough w. Mullins, JamcH Turner g NJ South
gate, A. j. Cole jas. DAVIS Andrew Anderson, j. D.
Kuowlcu, aud John Grcady
STANDING COMMITTEES o. uE uu ''rNrt
., ynancr-Nnowlcs, scoycl and CIc.
Iroier Worls-Audcrson, Smith and Claiborne.
qfcgis-Yurbrough, Turner southgaio Davis Bri o.,
Mayheld, Cheatham and Claiborne.
Whayf-Nowman Stewart aud Turner
HospimI-J5ucs MpyHell and DAVIS.
schools -Chcatham, May GaId and Know'us.
Fiyg Dcpryhacai-Cr,ady, Driver and Newman.
sus-Driyrr, Chenthm and Davis.
lamdoy-.mIth, Stewart aud Newman
Market Hapo-llobcrts, srcsart and Turner
slaocs-Hough, Claiborne and Davis.
poIicc-Chcatham BHcn aid Anderson.
Spriugs-uough Claiborne and Bncu
UorLLomc-ChcothamM May0cd and Knowles.
Improvements od E,prn5ihvcs Colo scuyri aud
,rcady,
Pablo Propsrty-Brirn, Chcatham and Turner
Pest Houc-May field, Jones and Roberts
RS- The Board o Aldermen m-eu the Tuesday
uext preceding the second aud fourth Ihursdws in
each month, and the Common CouHcll the second
aud fourth Thursdays In each IN nth.
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NIGHT POLICE

Cuytuiu-John Blugh
F,rsi Li,iUcuaut-Wm. Ymhrough.
Second Li,utuoui--Iohu II Davis.
Foliaamc,-Wm. Jackson John Cnyoudrr, Nluh pa.
Wis joel Philips VIM Baker. John oolucll William
Mayo, John Engea J, ". wright John PucEett
Robert Scott, W. C. Francis Thomas Francis, Andrew
Joyce, David Yates, AMI Charles Hunt.
SS-The Police Court is opguri every morning at
biuc O'Clock
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9laShrillr Aluiou.
TER VI s.:
UATEN ~ AUyuNTIsING

riV uNEf ue IEg 90 Cts-Tli, .E q -4uAIE)
; s.lal,r day 81 OO-tiyn additional insertion o.
" 4 ~gJa, Uu--oaol additional square I %
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= Y NFV7 FFWFt "7- q
Hon. FREDERIC nOLBROOK.
For Ltcut. Goees7sor,
Hon. PAUL DILLINGHAM;.
For Treasurer,
Hon. JOHN b. PAGE.

Hon. S, i. Colby Of Montpelier, was
president Of The Convention. Mr.. Colby
and Mr.. Dillingham;, both lifelong demo-
Gratis, made speeches of the most patriotic
stamp, amid the unanimous applause of The
convention Speeches We're also made by
Hon. c. w. Willard, Hon. f. L. Wood
bridge, Hon. d. i. Nicholson, and others.
The secession affair at b. Falls was most
scathingly rebuked, and very high and
deserved compliment was paid to Hon. H
4. stoughton Of this place, for the course
which he pursued. u i gratifying 10 know
that good majority of the old fashioned
democracy are with as, and utterly repudi-
ate the sham affair held here last week, and
will vote the Union ticket, upon which they
have most excellent Representative. We
shall give the official report next week, ant
also hope to give Mr.. Dtlingham's speech
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Married.

In Ca,Ehridgeport July g by Rev NJ. D. Newell, JOHN
n 6LAZER, Esq, Of strafton, and Mrs. MARY r. wy
ATT, of Bdrnarlston, Mass.
In Walpole, H., by Rev D. A. Russell, Mr. GEORGE
& WIIDfsR of R,stnn ana Miss NaRy n RISs N n n
Walpee.
ln Woodstock, Jane %, BY Rev. Z. Pratt Mr. ANDREW
A. THOMPSON of Brdgewater, aud Miss RUTH 5 WHITE
of Woodstock.
In South Reading, July 8 by Rev W. II. Dow, Mr.. RY-
LAND n. TAYLOR and Miss LAURA 5. PRIOR, neth of
Plymouth
In this village July by Rev. e. c. Bass Mr.. b. r. WIN
CHESTER Of East Westmoreland, n. H., and Miss MARY
LtDDLE Of Bartonsyle
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Died

In Chester, July 3, Capt. EBENEZER SCOTT aged "a.
In Plymouth, May 25. ASA HOLT aged 20 years; june
8, Mrs. ALBERTUs EDsoN aged 81 years June g. Miss
PiiEBE RssT, aged 81 years.
In Westminster West, June De- consumption ALBERT
G0oDEl.L, agel 10 years.
In South WOODSTOCK June 80, of canker rash WILLIE
SARGENT only of Norrnan A. smith, aged years. 10
months. q days; June Is, airs. LAURA PARKER, Fed
70 years.
In West Toenshend, June III NELLIE E. HOWARD,
aged q years fire friends 6f the deceased recall
with mingled pleasure and sadness her gentle Kindness her
and truthful spirit her unusually quick and proms
ing mind which eager pursuit Of knowledge had stored
well 1t hath pteased the Father to call her awaythe
oldest child of her mother and She less than three mouths
before, made widow May the God of the widow and faith
comfort her and the renainng daughter that
she whose desire to live Any to and provide for
them sleeps in the grave She has goue believe, to
join him who died In the faith saying almost with the
last breath oh, papa and he he will meet
half Sleep noble. generous, gentle one under the
the iosersth0u watchest longer the passing
the weary days Oar thoughts not beneath those
ss when recall thy image. but 10 the bosom Of that
Saviour whose blood thou dds trust Rest thou Thy
words of dying counsel viii be rotte BY
that mother and sister whom thou hast ef by lin who
watched at thy bed with more than brothers love,
Sleep sweetly tender heart, in peace
Sleep! holy spirit, blessed soul
While the stars burn, the moons increase
And the great ages onward roll"
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THE Fourth IN Bellows FAILS
There was no public celebration in this
place, but the day was honored and moi
forgotten. The old fashioned and patriotic
martial music of fife and drum began pretty
soon after midnight, and national salute
was fired at sunrise, noon and sunset. Al
the last salute two guns were brought to
BEAR" and made to " command Connect
cut river in front of ]. II. Williams resi-
dence, and Henry street, and amid stirring
music, these guns reyerberated over the
granite of New Hampshire and TIE green
hills Of Vermont, each echo when last
heard, apparently pushing on further toward
Richmond pariug the day three national
flags fioated in the breeze, and general
feeling OF frmness prevailed that traitors
should he put down both north and south.
There was a general feeling of regret and
surprise at the tidings from Richmond, bot
not the slightest idea of "giving up the
ship
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Cambridge NEA1MET.

At market $50 Cattle ahons 800 Reeves and 50 stores
consisting 81 VorkIng oxen 9iichoas and one two and
shree years OPP
Prcesoi Market Beef Tx trasG 81 CTS srst quality
s609a9Wl second quality, So saa 600 third qualify
5000 400 Ordinary. 5000.
Working Oxen sol e 90.
Cows aud gslvesS2 u IS.
Yearlogs, none; yesr ODD s00fsqa three yesr old
S29a2lS.
sheep and Lamhs-82Q q market; prices in lots 81 81
l75ta$2 10 escb extra So p 81 &c Or SdIe y H
hides ae Gle Taliow, 81 d 63e.
Peits SOC, G 80 s5eseA salt 66ins 8 q 90 v III.
Spring Lanlbs--S2 20 a a 90. ealCalFes, IS q S.
Remarks.-There net nahg Cattle as last week
prices without mat rial change. Quite ntsnhrr ii
Sheep and Lambs bnt add surplus week
the number was sufficient for the demand.
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SASToN's RIvER.-The citizens OF this
place have recently formed an agricultural
library association, and have procured IL
brary of agricultural books, and some other
books tending to advance the science of ag-
riculture. The officers are as follows =
President, John Minard, ESQ. Vice Pres
ideat, L. c. Hubbard, ESQ; .Secy, f. S.
Sabin, Jr. Librarian and Treasurer, j.
A. Willard. Any person may become a
member of this association by the payment
Of IS TO the treasurer, who is authorized to
issue certificate of stock therefor, said
certificate always TO be considered transfer
able. Hon. j. S. Morrill, has recently do.
mated the association three volumes of the
message and documents of 1862, and they
are very valuable acquisitions to the libra
ry. Printed bylaws are pasted in each
book in the library.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-07-11

CouSTY CoNvESTroN.--It viii be seen
that the County Convention has been called
at Fayetteville, on Tuesday the 18th day
fof August next. All the towns in this
County should at once see that meetings
are duly called for the election of Delegates
10 attend the Convention. As there will
doubtless be several new nominations this
year, the Convention viii be one Of unusual
interest.
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JAcKsoNvILLE.-AS Sabbath school was
organized at jacksonville last Sunday, in
Rev. Mr.. Hodgdon's Society. Rev. Mn
Adams, formerly Of Weston has assumed
the charge of The Methodist Society in that
place. The Nottingham Agricultial So
ciety have lately purchased a splendid BIB
rary. Their enterprise in the science oil
Agriculture and the Mechanic Arts, is sec
end to none in the County. They cannot
easily be beaten.
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FraSKnlS CoUSrY.-The eighteenth
annual fair Of the Franklin County Agri-
cultural Society viii be held at Fairfield on
the 18th and sth days Of September next.
The address will be delivered by \. F.
Wood, Esq, of Bakersfield.
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STATE DE vERMoNr.

n'si,s- o - 49, cent ~ & sr; og
Mu,lsor -o all persons concern 81 IN The of Kan
Hicks ate Il Reading in ss1 nssIict. dcrsaFe intss
tate tREElfNG
WAstAs Luther r. Kenaaii administrator Of the estate
saii deceased pFpptsr< rendering aerount - his
and pre=eEftns ~ srentt aEAinsf sid g
Inn u Alfred Wall n eatendis IN said District
fhe fourth TUESDAY u Ipis next -
Court time and pia-s sfrai 40 so- ifsFy
yoa have whs The sad arraunt s1ad ret = ai.o~ed
yuue- A. y. lsl3
T@ HrxzH ctcsscS Jsfgs-
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e. The New York Herald correspond
ent, writing from McCleIan's Head Quart
ers under date of July 7,says that "our loss
is very materially diminished, ard up to
yesterday it was less than 10000 men, and
that number will be reduced if strasslers
come in as they have done within the past
Few days
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RELIGIOUS NoTIcE.-Rev. M. b. New
ell, (Universalis) will preach in Williams
Vile next Sabbath, Jaly 18th, and in Cam
bridgeport, on the Sabbath following, at the
usual house.
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State of Vermont.

saxon's River Boot & Shoe col j Wndham Co. Court
y. Daniel Murphy. ! | April Term, 1863
Whereas at the present term of this court John
WORTH anden Others eo-partners in trade, at Rocking
ham, In said county. under the firm Of The saxtons River
Boot Shoe Company brought this action against Daniel
Murphy Of said Rockingham, upon the courts
Of idtbstHs dsnnt, demanding $1,000 dansres; ard 1t
appearing that the defendant has had personal
OF this suit is ordered BY that same be
continued to the term Of this COURT to be held in New
zane in and for said county Of Windham tho second
Tuesday Of September and that the plaintiffs notify
the defendant Of the pendency Of said suit and
of This to which the IL pub
fishing the substance of this writ with this order
weeks successfully in the Bellows Falls Times printed
said Rockingham, the last publication to bs six
previous said sepepher said court
which will be deemed sufficient notice 10 said defendant
appear and make TO said action.
h. TYLER Clerk.
A. s. CAMPBELL, Pits. Atty. 21-29
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The FOURTH AT WEST DuMNEEsTeS.
There was District School celebration
at West Dummerston on the Fourth. Most
of the schools were well represented bear
ing banners and flags appropriate for the
occasion. Rev. ]. NJ. Mace Of this place
made very excellent prayer. He also
delivered an Grafton which was fuil of pat
rio,ism, aud satisfactory to all present.
Rev. b. F. Foster addressed the schools.
At the close of Dir. Fosters address, Mr.
L. Starkey's daughter, IL years old, and a
daughter Of Mr.. V. w. Willard, . years
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The FoURru IN CursrrR.-The An
was celebrated in Chester by Pic Mic
gotten up by the good and patriotic ladies Of
that place, the proceeds Of which (Sl33,
are TO 90 for the benefit Of The sick and
wounded Vermont soldiers. The whole
celebration was perfect success, and hiah-
Y satisfactory TO all concerned. Attn
Q CLOCK procession was formed in the grove
under the direction Of Horace Deming
marshall of the day, escorted by the aGral-
Ion Home Guards" with martial music, and
proceeded 10 the Congregation church.
a prominent feature in the procession was
the representation Of the states of The Union
ny imrty-iour ladies--those representing
the loyal states being dressed in white, with
RED scarf and blue sash, the border states i,
white, with black scarf and trimmings. and
the seceeding states in black. The presi.
dent Of the day, Hon. II. II. Henry, opened
The exercises at the church by making
lew remarks appropriate for the occasion.
After the reading Of the Declaration Of In.
dependence, and addresses by ex-Goy.
Fletcher and J. f. Deane, Esq, the pro-
cesson reformed, and returned to the grove,
where they partook Of the good things pre-
pared by the ladies, and listened to speeches.
toasts, music, Sc. At the termination Of
this part Of the programme there was
drill BY the Guards, who are as fine com
pany as can be found in the state, and are
an honor 10 Windham county. The follow
ing are among the toasts presented
Tie day zee celebrate. The day that pro
claimed to The world the principles of free
government. May the result of the crisis
through which we are now passing announce
the blessed assurance that their principles
are firm and everlasting.
On glorious JRioqf Death to every
institution that makes war upon it, and lib
eriy TO every man under its flag.
The Constitution Of The United States !:
Ordained by the people to secure rights -
the rights OF mankind; not the rights of the
Frenchman or the Eaghshman, the Scotch
man or German, the white or black man.
but the rights Of MIN: it shall be presery-
ed.
BY Gen. S. Dadley--
The coafederaey $50 called May John
B. Floyd succeed in stealing the whole
thing, and share the freffs Of the theft with
the London Tines newspaper.
The ladies Of Chester Noble IN heart,
and free of hand they have been untiring
in their efforts to serve theircountry. Sure
" they will have their reward.
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.ocal Nj alters.
FRIDAY, suLY II, 1862.
wEsTMrNsrinn.

The Republicans and Others Of West.
kster, who are in favor Of sustaining the
lon, and Of supporting the Adminisra.
in its efforts to put down the rebellion,
requested to meet at the Towv HALF.
BIZ PARISH, on Saturday, Augssa shh
y, at 3 o'clock =. NJ, for the purpose Of
bling four Delegates to ettend the COUNTY
kvcntion, and TO do such other business
bay'be proper when met.
BY order of Town Com
|restaiiaster, July 10, 1862.
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Co-Partnership Notice.

N III. HILTON has sold his entirs interest in the
VI. Chester Csulfans &C NAPOLEON 4. FEEsTIEl,
and his interest IN sail company rs=zses tais day.
Chester, VI, Apr1 - lsz 25N
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HooKED BY AN ON.--A little daugh-
ter Of Henry Hudson Of Plymouth, about
three years Of age, was recently severely
injured by being booked by an OK. Mr..
Hudson had driven his oxen into the door
yard, and On being unyoked, one of them
went up to the little girl who was standing
near, and took her up between his horns
and threw her up some ten feet into The air,
and when she came down She struck upon a
rock, breaking her thigh. She had frequent
" been near the oxen before and they had
never shown any signs OF being cross.
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BRATT1EBoRo.-- Mr.. Editor - Happen
ing in at our depot the other day, I noticed
a very pretty small fire engine, labelled for
the jamaica foIks;-a Zimmerman tub Of
modern style and finish, and called the
sWantastiquet''--a borrowed name, take
II from our town, show ing that Jamaica peo-
/ pie know whom TO pattern after in their
ambition for enterprise and thrift; and /
doubt not that we shall hear of wonders per-
formed by this same little FIRE engine in The
hands Of an efficient Jamaica company, who
never do things by halves.
The company recruited in this town or
ganized last Friday evening by the election
of the following officers - Cdptain, d. W.
Lewis; Isl Liesa., J. C. Brooks; ID Lieut.,
II. II. Rice. They went into camp the
next day, and thus completed fhe organic
alton of the 9Th regiment. The mastering
officer is here, and the regiment is to mus
tered in to day, and win probably leave on
Sunday.
Last Friday afternoon, Rhoda King, Of
this village, built fire in her stove, and
turning around 10 work at table near by,
her skirts caught fire and being alone in the
room at the time, was horribly burned be-
fore her screams brought assistance. For
day or Two her life was despered Of, but
she is now in fair way of recovery. Her
sister and another lady had their hands Sc
ycrely burned in extingnishins the flames.
Brattlebogo, Jtdy .. L.
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period Of time Spread beautiful white lamb skin, theft
subjects the Inconvenience and
will from week to three months Price, 1877 cents.
Herrck Sugar Coated Pills and Kid pasters sold by
Drusgts and Merchants in MI parts of tho United stAes
Canaas and South America and may be obtained by calling
for them by their fill name.
Sold in Bellows Falls by O. T. Woods and John w moore
31-lyl DB. L. r. HERGICK Co, Albany, NY
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-07-11

FIRE IN WHfTINGHAM.-~The steam saw
mill owned by Luna Bishop, in the south
western part of Nottingham, was burnt on
the night of June 3oth. The engine and
boilor were saved without any material in
jury. The origin of the fire is not known,
but Supposed to be an incendary's work
Loss about $1,000, nc insurance.