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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-02-07

Is He LOYAL THE Springfield Re-
p~dlican has letter fron, an officer in the
U. S. Army in Kentucky, trying to prove
the loyalty of John Stoddard of Savannah,
Georgia, who owns an elegant residence
in Brattlebcro." This officer says he =" is
not pro-slavery man" And Mr.. Stod-
dard himself has written a letter in which
he dvplores the present state Of the coun-
try (who don't?) and it is claimed that
" his sympathies are with the North" The
idea of Stoddard not being a pro-slavery
man is rich He is the owner Of large cot
ton plantation and negroes near Savannah,
(Which place we trust is ere this in The hands
Of our troops at Port Royal,) and yet, he is
net pro-slavery man Now if this S. cd
dard is loyal, why don't he come and live
In his ",elegani residence in Brattleboro ?
Loyal people are in no danger there, and
it would be quite as well as for his mansion
10 stand empty. If he Is not pro-slayery
man, he must be a recent convert, for in
1855 he subscribed for one Of the Brattle-
boro papers, and soon after stepped it be-
cause it advocated the nou-extenson of sla-
very. We reckon he is not an anti.slavery
man, at all events and il he is not pro-
slavery man either. then what is he?
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-02-07

WEST DumMERsToS.-The ladies' of
West Dummerston, as our readers will re-
member, some time since forwarded a box
Of articles for the soldiers Of the 4th regi~
menI. Sergeant Hooker has sent them
the following acknowledgement. The Mrs.
Stodlard mentioned is an aged lady OF 81
years, of whom we made mention at the
time the box was Sent.
Head Quarters 4th Vt. Reg't,
CAMP GRIFFIN, Jan, l6, '62.
MRs. AIKEN, Madam II have the
pleasure to acknowledge the receipt Of a
box of articles from West Dummerston, OF
which you are the representative. Please
accept our thanks and rest assured such
kind acts from our friends will not be forgot
ten. The Col. wears the socks Mrs. Sod
dard sent him, and thanks her very kindly
for her kindness and patriotic motives. j
am with respect, GEO. W. HOOKER,
Serg't Major, 4th VT.
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n o L ice .

TINE subscriber having received from the War Depart
Washington the necessary forms and instruc-
tons will procure Invalid Pensions disability incurred
while In the service Of the United States
pay and bounty due to deceased officers and soldiers
A. 5. CAMPBELL.
Bellows Falls, jan. %, 1862 5l6
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-02-07

seems the wind carried it over the hill into
the deep valley beyond, when he secured il,
and starting on his return home up the hill,
a small portion Of the drift gave away and
carried him back again, which was quickly
followed 10y the whole mass from the brow
OF the I'LL above, and completely buried
him beneath the immense pile. The father
returned to the house, and remained some
time, awaiting the return of his son, and
he not coming, started ont to find him.
He went to the top of the hill and called
for him, and in reply heard a strange noise,
as thoggh directly beneath his feet, and
which for the moment he could moi define
but looking at the hillside, he saw that the
snow had left for the valley .below. lie
was not long in determining where his son
was, and with shovel in hand, went TO his
rescue, and soon liberated the prisoner
who began TO despair of ever seeing she
upper world again. He was injured but
little. although pressed closely in. He re.
manned in this critical condition for nearly
an hour and fifteen minutes.
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IsIl d l6s BIarktts.

ssls ssr II, o5sssE 10; 70 cAxs sssE Il

s eSrs6KNr oFrscE, No no cA n S9arrr i
2 Eriday Morning.. January III 1852 &
CorToN bales BOLD, for future. delivery.
W. hsarpf Stles negot tons pending, ana aoIne
said have ci6sed, bnt not reported.
ToHSs thing reported. sa g 4.
SuGA4 Tie market Il dull and prices are
easier SIZES embrace about 1000 htds. Fair
70 Eally FAN ~ BIO; " d. ~ s;is
\ MoAAasnsss The delnaad II moderate and priees
!, STOW u te1taney n favor Of buyers. About 1900
bblss 0I8c. fol Ferueating and 19@2e
fsr sllas Ihoics Also 800 half bhls at III for
Fsfsaay IVA a2@22a u gallon for Prime.
~ FA6Vk 4bcnt 500 bbis sold ii Iots Az s Ofor
III y Dbl for Extra. Y sssss
sacks sold ii iotg at soc %
Hassss loo |ealss Prsisis Grass soBJ ii $ss and
so VI ssss Y Ton ss VI D
n We hear Of small sales Of kegs aud
tiefcsk A. ss6Da5c o. o accoraing 10 quality
l15ns alsars roand IN small lots may be-
quctsa 61sc, 81 u. I. IS ss 't.
m cos. Tho supply is exhausted.
ma Reetided u retailing ats "a % md
8old and Aonongabala At vi s5@sI 50
SAG ,5oo sacks liverpool Coarse sold al IS.
TesaQk. + y!
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has bean in confinement there for some three
weeks On charge Of aitosding aid and ce;nfort',
to the rebels, has beUn released. Capt ehilds,
ass es osi Ss aRss napSssss
He underworld to 90 South BY way Of Cape girar-
deau, but was taken on the evidence OF his
brother inslaw, and brought here. Being allowed
10 go where he pleased with guard, he took ad.
another Mothe rsin]aw, Mr., ". G. Graham, for
which offence he is now kept closely confined.
The Memphis Avalanche Of the 18th says: (. H
~ The levee was crowded yesterday with business.
The cold weather has put no estop upon affairs
there, but il has had the effect to drive matters
along with more aIacrity than usual. People on
the ieyee9 are compelled TO be moving to keep
warIn.5 81 No drones can be found on the leYee. ~
| The riveEat this point is falling. a passenger
% y Columbus packet reports some ice in the
JONI Al Gotten ron BAYOU SARA The G: S.
mail and splendid low. pressure passenger packet
John A.sG otten,.C apt n. 3. Baraneo, commander
and Mr. A. Dupuy, clerk, leaves ct o'clock a. NJ.
for the above and NIL coast mail landings. v
MARy Il ron IAFouReHE. The fast triswe ekly
passenger packet Mary T. Capt a. Dugas, COM
mander, and Mr. Eugene Iatapfe, elerk, leaves at12
O'clock this day for the ahoreand atlintermediate
coast landings ~ 60 5F.ss v 5sss
b. Is. HopsE FoR vIoKsRuRG- The first -clssss and
SUPERIOR passenger packet b. Ii. Hodge,, Capt.
yDick SinIott, commander, and Mi. Edward Phelps,
CLERK, leaves at o'clock this evening for& Yieks-
burg and All interme late landings ,,.g44sssrs,
II LouIsF1LLE For MEMPHI II his elegant and fast
passenger packet will leave positively ut o'clock
to-day, for Memphis and way landings. Her passenr
ger are frst-class, and her officers
are both thorough steamboatmen and accom-
splished gentlemen. Capt Jos Combs is in com
mand, and Mr. IL Yznaga presdes in the office,
81 GaANp sDUKE ron MEMrH1s The large ana fas
ivorite passenger packet Grand Duke. Captain.
sAlecka Norton, commander, and Mr.. Tom ].
Bealle, clerk, leaves for Natchez. Vickshnrg.
Memphis, and allway landings, at O'clock this
evening. Passengers for any of the above points
viii please take notice that the Duke is one Of the
ssssstar = packets IN the Southern waters, and is;
1nder the official charge Of the most thorough as
aweiLas the most efficient stearnbo ~ ~
j. e, 3PARaoUp. ExfREss. AND p AsssseEksP AeKET
ron MEAPHIs-Th imperial passenger packet =.
f. Pargoud, Capt. Jno. w. Tobin, commander, will
leave at s. O'Clock this evening for Memphis and
al Band landings, taking freight and passengers
for.ali points. The Pargoud is without a rival on
the river for She surnptuous elegance Of her ap-
peintments, her speed and safety, and all those
necessary qualih atoms which go to make up q
FIRST elasssfeRmer Do not forget that the j. r.
Pargoud leaves at the above named Hour pos
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Ilafiae yIdsNigelsff
rss.sr o,sssE. ", poanp stresl e. g, !

r OREsdHKr 0FfIcx, No 70sCanp StYest, +stSs,i
Oh 49, Friday Meruins. January 1852
.sS5ss Arrived YsstsrtisS. !
..ss ls Stsninlpoass. 2 ssls !. ,sga
louisville Combs iii Memphis. s5sssi Z j.
- Pargoud, Tbbin, FIN Memph is. W e +.
4 Music. Dalferes, I'm Lafourche. + v st =
Acadia, Vincent. FIN jacksonville. IA
Laurel Hill, Heno, I'm Bayon Sara. Il, s IA Ri
II Sharpe, Dye, fin Baton Rouge. &
Empire Parish. Grant. I'm Lower Coast
Dianas Radovich,, I'm Lover Coast.
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Az TIE N An Eft.

8 Z. JnfFERsaN CITY, Januasy NJ. 1862
s Arsised yestsgday 1s0s Texas Bseyess and sas
Veal Cattle. Amount of stock sold we're 2Os
Texss ssyse, slao Hogs, 90 Veal Cattle and t
Ailch Stock Remaining On sale are s35
Texas ssss, 1909 Hogs, I'll Veal Cattle ana g.
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Railroads..


/ N. o., JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN.
CANTON. January II, 1862. - % bales hay to
N 0Yertou &co-- IA DO y o Laughlin- II do War
rem a. GraWford Total 55 bales hay.
ssCh NE0N, 4 January II, ds62.-l 04 bas potatoes
AL gsisf &co- 10 tcs lard Thompse " Barnes
VI rolls leather r e. Smithers Zoo 10 bdls paper
Stevens &eo-a anchor Major Smith, bbls lard
Henderson y Peale-- 8 head cattle - White &ce--
sundrfes to order. sssss III fi5 VII s3t8
.sO., oPELOUSAs AND GREAT WESTERN
: BRASHEAR CITY. January l6, ls62.-14 hhds
sugar Angustin a. Th:beauIt 80 half bbls molasses
Rragg y D'Aquin- 80 bbIs molasses a MI. err
ger &co--50 hhds sugar ] N Jackson 90 bhAs mo-
hsses Foley Avery leo llias sugar Laforest
IL Desmares 1873 bbls tnolasses sllocq, Noblom
53sc02a do 30 hhds sugar So half hhls nolasses TO
6tewart & James 80 bbls nolasses Darby e Tree
's.nollet4e do dos @ NelsoHs sGeo4 Dbl sugar 5s
bbls go M bbs molasses Lobit 4 Charpantler-- I8
bids sugar p bbls molasses Lane, salter &co-503
90 Hare AGO. Is do 10 hhds sugar ] Watt Eco
go DO 9 sabAtier 26 bbls inolasses West, Renshaw
y Gammaek 80 do Toledano " Taylor. So 10 do,
Tarletons Whiting - Tuliis 20 do Warren a Graw-i
ford 10 do 4 binds sugar Branders Chambliss SEQ
~ Dbl asses To order l05 head cattle g Will
k s o-Ie4 do SO head hogs Pascal q ReyT sun.
dries to order. - SIT II m ~ 5s5sf{i
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LII
Whereas, the New Orleans City Railroad Company by pe
on addressed to the Common Council OF the city of New Or
teans ask that ordinance be passed substituting the said
Company to all the rights privileges and obligations
city OF New Orleans B. Slawson principal
HENRY Hart frederick Wnz and Patrick Irwin saretes by
passed before Charles f. Foer City Notary the It'll
OF February eighteen hundred and sixty the said Company
having passed before Edward Barnett notary pgbic
e 18th of june eighteen hundred sixty the
obligations Of the said John sawssn principal and
Henry Hart Frederick WHIT and Patrick Irwin suefes,
in and by said act bound themselves the bonus which the
said part IN and by their original bound themselves
10 pay 70 me Guy OF Ne" orleans Tor me ght OF way to Ger
tain street railroads therein and III vi other
comply with the of said original between said
parties and said city OF New Orleans
And whereas app thai the several contracts entered into
Patrick Irwin with the city New 0es per
passed before said Charles F. ortic City Notary the 2st
well IS all and changes entered into by said parties
and the sud city Of New Orleans any relating the
said City RalFoads for the account OF said New Orleans
City Railroad Company Heluied their rights og..
tons and have been assumed by them under the of their
said charter. fgt -N = 'EFGsf4 - -' S' 20 'N
Now, therefore, order to facilitate the said New Orleans
TO enable them bind themselves directly The City of New
Orleans 10 future changes and notifications of snd
tracts and more particularly to enshle them to accept the
change granted lay iron rail from Poland
he Barracks instead of fiat onra provided in the original
contract Aforesaid, n". t''s'.yi E ~ r.. - -
Be Resoiree That the said New Orleans City Railroad
privileges and obligations Of The said John 3 Sawson prn
epls and The said Henry Hart Fredeek Wntz ADD Patrick
fwn as ureie In and to their contracts Aforesaid and any
and all changes and notifications thereof.
ssord FURTHER That thu Mayor be and is hereby authorized
to execute before the City Notary may required
/ lsignedl j. MAGIoNr, -@"- - o.
President Board Assistant Aldermen.
'lsigned] s. p DEhABARRE,
. President pro TEN. Board OF Aldermen.
-7-ial3 St [signedl JOHN t. MONROE, Mayor
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Whereas the occupied by the Comptroller has by
nof the great in the records books apperau
ing TO his office become greatly eueubeed there remains
but little space therein for the dsy transaction Of business
therefore, be it ~ W. g5F5 z '"r - ~
Reop That ,he occupied by the Street Commits
soer be and is hereby appropriated the Of the Compo
le and that the be nd is hereby directed have the
wall separating the said removed and replaced by
arches. so that they shalt form but : -
Reso'ped farther, That the Street Commission remove his
office to the room n occupied BY the gs,r Of Voters which
hereby appropriated that thsroo
occupied BY the Finance Commit the floor be and
is hereby said Registrar Of Voters his office
Resored Jfsr That The Surveyor is hereby directed
sapse ,e vault smaF 70 that in the Office
dees not exceed the Of twenty hnndrt dollars
y sibgnedi a. 80 ~ j. MAG1GNI, " .-
49, H. l President Board of Assistant Alder men, =
-. fSgnedl " S. p pELABARRE,
- l President pro tenn. Board of Alder nen.
Z Approved january II. 1862. .-.I~ E.ss
: jat3 St Signed :, JOHN T. MONROE. Mayor.
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n NEGROES FOR sALE-JusT ARRIVED
with its Nssroes which offer for safe at reasonable
ny old sand corner Of Espanade aud Ghartrs streets.
d. GW3S JOSEPH BRUIN
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mo. s5S59.

Reso That the adjudication by the COMPTROLLER agreeaby
to resent No $685. Of contract for furnishing deliver
ing tofhs city the best Ptburg coal for
to d. SDeweessecuryr b. Fcb-a the Of 81 90 per
barrel, be and the same Is hereby rejected.
et& 81" fSignedfI@ re .'' j. MAGIONI
- " 5s.=taf President Board of Assistant Aldermen
Sg u [Signedl e. 5s,lsg S. P ADELABARRE,
~ -e Presinent pro TEN. Board OF Aldermen.
Approved january H. 1862. -
iaf3 St [sisnep, JOHN +. MONROE Mayor
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I g. Esa.EGMlNG, GAS FILTER AND DEALER IN
a.. Gas FtStafes, No. Harris Row. tS4e Magszine strss
1esr the will sttend faithfully and auact1sy o.
ters entrusted e him storss, es fsi up
end on ressunsttetefuas, 20 41NT gG&F ~ = ~ s
n~An orders left il Box Ms. $40 Mechanics Exchange
yillbs e1cmptly ateudsdts, Esly
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''- 80 mo. 1851 90 ....-..
Re6tt That the Adjudication by the COMPTROLLER according
pine wood fqrhe Of the Draining Maehpes for year
to John Bietrysecny Marqlesea The rate Of Il 90 per
cord, be and fhe same is hereby rejected
~ lSigned1 -sl.g * ss1 r. MAGIONI,
20 ! Ia President Beard of Assistant Aldermen
/ i tSEned1 - S. p. DELABARRE,
,F+' 80 President pro Board of Aldermen
/ Approved January ii, 1862. - pea s.sz- - n
jai3 st Signedl JOHN T. MONROE Mayor.
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FPAVE DU DEUxIEDIE DIsTRICT.-u n
etc conduit au depot tpaves u euxieme District
coignnTe aenville ct Galvez, CONNIE epave-- ~
I'm GheYal bae ayant environ 4s mains de hautenr lie
ct front bhcs lie dos CONVERT de plates, marque espa
snole sur les flames, ct terrG quatre pieds. " :
81 lie dit animal pas dams cuu tours ct leg
rais payt verdu penchere pubiqne ia dit depot
10 VENDREDI, u de jaIver 1862, 10 henres A. d.
-! j. MILTON RELF, Cornmssaire des Rues
/ Eonvele- Orleans 10 de isn ver 1852 ial1 Il
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s. -....f.- mo. 5862.] a--,
Whereas by resolution No. 514I passed by the Common
Conncl Of the city of Ne Orleans and approved the s Of
August the City Surveyor authorized lay Oft in the
cite Cemetery in part thereof as he Jointly with the
Mayor may think hes. ada ed Of ground thirty feet
square as burial for the of Chsmette Fire Gopany
No. III who may hereafter depart this life aud whereas, the
e. with the approval of his Honor the Mayor
has laid oil forthe above purpose lots Nos q A. s. G. as 49,
as1
Reo'red Tint his Honor The Mayor be and he i hereby
tho z 70 donate act said Caette Fire Com
pany No. through its President and his successors in Office
No. s7A- - ~ S TT - I7F7|'-'F
n | Il tSignedl usl 81 j. MAGIONI, Il s.na
h., 2 President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
VA tSjgnedl .' S. P. DELABARRE,
h u. - = President pro tenn. Board OF Aldermen.
Il Approved. January Ill 1862 ~ t.
2 jal3 St ISsned, JOHN II. MONROE. Mayor.
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I MAY0RAsLTY - 1FFICIAL...


gSs MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS, }
r. Common Council q he City Ii New Orleans.
sse mo. 6s52.l = lSi-s5 s-ps<
a. Ths Y ct The 5s q
d Il Il; y year yea sS
II s{
G. s New ,a and Norssn
western Raiifosd copans Aa s's''
! ,s. President Board Of A ssis,ant Aldermen
tssnsd President pio 4 su pfbs aa q Aldermen
angF & 5'P sssea 1852 JOHN MONROE Mayor
ass md @ af 'Ss III
@ Sss sss hh's 1n
' w. u s Sign j. MAGToNr. AaiI
ri s,,nsd, President Beard Of "a Agsist"nt AiaermsH
= President pro tenn. Board Of Aldermen
hRstSvsa ssptay a. SSs JOHN t. MONROE
.. ss mo. 1854. s..S,s ,~FgsS,,
III il sasST
Ssna I'm f HI ss ~ s Ss
property situated on Poet st,ee between ST. Ann and
p0p''s I is Ssis, - J.sx4a1oS1,s ~ -
Signed President Bosrd & Ass IRak AssFn'en
Prf isss pro tenn Board of Aldermen
iai3 s. signsdl y JOHN T. MONROE Mayor. y
"a .aS. -..aS mo. 5s55.I "a. - s t..,
Rsred Tint the Comptroller be aud he hereby auhozed
to The Teasler for payment Of hsfco wing bills
II. Cook bills hay, and oats furnished Wolk,hou e
pounds, etc ......... .......::,.:.. $lTO ~
Legirr Co, bills lay, ornand oats furnished Work.
w. Piper cleaning pyies of Work house 81 10
A. Boswerth Co, ice for city Offices. 65 90
True Delta Office subtc piion Mayors Office 10 90
= (Signedl sES0S = .: MAGI0NI, &s41$s
" President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
tSigned] o.. -t.t S. 7. DELABAERE, .T5z
I President FRO TEN Board Of Aldermen.
Approved January II, 1862 y w.
jalS5t 7ssg Sigped1 JOHN T. MONROE. Mayor.
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Leaves every SATURDAY athP.M.
NEW ORLEANS AND VyCMs-
sS% b. burg q s. Mail l.ne-For Donaldsouvie, Plsq
aetqine Baton Rouge, Port Hadson, Baye4 Sara,
proof Rodney ST. JOSEPH, Grand Gulf Warreson and vcks
burgThe passenger steamer NatcheZ, 7. P. I.cahets
VIII o'clock P NJ
- III. PERSON Il CO., Agents,
ssiG II C9roudest street.
The Nace2 Vicksbugg with tho steamers Hops
and Charm for Yayno risery
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I E1OH GONaRREfEA, GLEEf. WEAKNEsss PAINS
Il IN the Back, and ell Urinary Affections, 40 49, -
THE THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY. SPECIFIC .soLU
TIOEFhs world renowned preparation cures all shecttoD
Of the generaSe whether recent cAronc Phys
cane Of Epsiahd q France and of AMERICA sckowedRSf
sfcacy Thousands of 5uferers hape been rslev5A &
paists 'sssess L.. = sissste \ s a. nAr4..,sa
body. and mind restored energy. -
,---i-.-. B. ABRAMSF -
SoleEssnsfor the United Sts.ctss =,
uylT IL inohecsrr as raInp stret " = 0riaspst
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STREET. GoM'NER--oFFlClAL

CECOND DISTRICT POUND-yVas brought
. to the Second District Pound, Benve Galvez
atreets.
One bay Horse about IA hands high on forehead and
all round. i' - 1890
Which If claimed within fve days and the expenses
thereon paid will be sold public auction said Pound on
FRIDAY. january II, 1862 at 10 o'clock, A. N.
New Orleans, January 49, 1862. ;
j. MILTON REIF, Street Commissioner.
| Registered January Is, 1852 .7~E-~I e.
E. DEvENPORT,
p Clerk of Cohibtrolar.
The national Republican., 1862-05-03
Sad Case OF Suicide.

young man named J. n. Wells, belonging
in Emira, New York, committed suicide on
Thursday at the Delevan House, corner Of
Pennsylvania avenue and G ltrsst. He Came
up from Yorktown the night previous with
Lieut.. Russell, who was accompanying him
home, being quite feeble in health. On Thurs.
day he did not leave his room. servant
went into his room about hslf.psst II O'Clock
for the purpose Of making his bed. He was
then sitting ut his table NJ II writing. The
servant then went into an adjoining room In
the discharge, Of her duties, when she heard
the report Of pistol and = heavy fall. She,
with others rushed into the room, and found
Wells laying on the aoor, pistol in his hand,
and n bullet wound In the side of his head. He
fingered along until 8 O'Clock, wherhs died.
He left the following note to his friend:
"Lieut. Russell Please take my trunk un.
disturbed to the Brsinsrd House for william
Brown. Good bye" ~.
The Brainard House Is In Elmirs, New York,
where his friends reside. A ooroner's jury
was held and returned y verdict OF death from
pistol shot discharged by his own hands
The body has been carefully embxlmed by
Drs. Brown 4 Alexander, to be sent homo 70
the friends of the deceased. The young man
was well supplied with money, and 10 said TO
be temperate man. He wits about twenty.
I'VE years of age, and connected with highly
respectable and wealthy family in New York.
The national Republican., 1862-05-03
~ nssiess sf Msrris gss, Births, ssa
''..''T Deaths,
Occurring in Washington and Georgetown, vii
be printed in this paper without charge. %.
AaussAsnss.

FoRD's ArHss@un. Tho new play OF" East
Lynne or, This Elopement," expreealy written
for NJ. Ford, and played q HE Bsltiasrs %.
tAblishment with signal sdccess, 10 announced
for q second repetition 'at this house tonight.
The leading characters OF the production are
rendered here with great ability. MIS- Ora.
hams personation Of the hapless "LSdy Isabel -
10 marked throughout with true WomAuly 70.
hnement, great pathos. and q dignity In her
sufferings. We have never Witnessed . scene
moro thrilling In its appeal to the natural sen.
sibilities Of q theatrical audience, than that Il
the clQss Of the fourth Aot, whom Lady Isabel
gives vent 70 her anguish II the death bed Of
her child: Lnus Julie Parker presented the
cents =" Miss Corny" was IN admirable picture
personxted I" Mr.. Carlylsn with admirable sSse
and dignity. which greatly enhanced the suc.
cess Of the perform Anoe. The celebrity Of the
play will doubtless attract another crowded a.
senbly this evening, whom II will probably be
given for the last time.
GRovsR's TasArns-This evening 4 gala Sat.
urdsy nighb bill 10 the order, when fun will be
dispensed n lxtge parcels; the entire conpxay
including all the stars viii take part III the
performance. First, the charming oomedietta,
"The Trumpeterh Daughter" will be pre-
sonted, Miss Susan Denim personating the
part Of Madeline, and NJ. Ben. Rogers appear
ing as Phillipot, xfter which the highly ANUS
ing burlesqne "MetAmorA," hr. 6etohell W
Metsmora. and Miss Enc German ~ Tapiokee.
The performance will conclude with the farce
Ct "Aehotabe Ann," Miss Lofty Hough sus.
tanning the chief character. The managsmsnt
are busily preparing pteoe entitled. upper
Ten and Lower Twenty"