Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-04-18

BORN.
shsrn and western way Mails close at iiooA.M-
at Las =. 81.
nshcnd Way Mails close at 100 r NJ. Arrive a, il 30
sr Mil Village Way Mails close a. iooP NJ. Arrive
90 AN.
&c hours from 90 A. NJ. until 800 PM
RIEFs.-We are indebted TO prom
q young lady in Bratlleboro, for ear
|pring fowers-the arbutus -on Satur-
of last week though late in the season,
early in consideration OF the tenacity
which the snow has chung to our noun
IS and valleys the present spring. - :
|the recent term Of the Windham County
brit, j. w. Pierce, Esq, of this village,
admitted as member Of the bar. Mr..
)rce was student in Hon. III. e. Slough
n law office, and is man Of fine tall
and ability, and in his practice, we doubt
y will prove faithful TO his clients. = :
y official vote for commissioner in Wind
county is--Crosby Miller. 1861 Mi
Wheeler, 793, leaving a majority for
Ter Of 76S. The old paper
Boarding House, at Springfield, was
soyed by fire on the I'd inst. 1t was
bpied by two families, who saved most
heir effects. The Argus, instead
evoting so much attention to us about
blition," had better attend to the demo-
DC members of congress from Connecti-
who have just voted for the abolition
Slavery in the District of Columbia. :
The Authorities are afterthe rum-sellers
Ludlow and Cavendish. On Monday,
J week, Mr.. +. S. Howe, of Ludlow,
Is fined $50 and costs, for selling liquor.
- The official vote Of Windsor coun-
|for censors has been declared, and the
ket nominated at Burlington had 53l
tes, and a yery few scattering. = :
me are phrophecying an abundance Of
III the coming season, on account of the
bat depth of snow which has lain upon
y ground during the winter, and up to a
be period. J. G. Wightman keeps
constant supply of groceries of excellent
Pality, and also oysters. provisions, &c.
We have a hen story. In July
st, about the first Of the month, = hen was
'vcred with hay in Mr.. Shaituck's barn in
utney. She was missed at the time, but
e cause of her absence was unknown
In Monday Of last week, as Mr. S. was
itching up some hay, he found the identi-
Il hen, alive, ard in tolerable good order.
he had travelled path back and forth I'M
er the beam for about ten feet, and had
orn off her feathers on each side, living
pom the hay and grass seeds, with nothing
4 me listen her tongue, unless perehance
6e obtained a few flakes of snow, which
lay have came in through the crevices in
y beam. If any one doubts this, we would
" that we have il from those who have
zen the hen, and also that the Keene, n
Il, Sentinel tells similar story which has
kcurred in thai toxin. The hen thus lived
her prison some nine months, and is now
the yard with the rest Of the feathered
|mily. The ice broke up and clear.
! in the river at this place on Wednesday
|ithout damage. From above, wrecks of a
Ridge came down, but we have not heard
iom where-probably from SOME of the
naller streams which empty into the Con-
ecticut. The Asy,ts Is assured that
IL will attend 10 its abolition" article Of
lst week, as soon as convenient, when we
till give it a job. This week we have
ther more important duties to attend to
~ - We have seen bunch of flower:
aken from rebel generals table at Young.
ILLS, place recently captured by ouI
loops near Yorktown They were sen
Iome by Col. Stoughtop. The other DAY
be boys of the 4ih regiment brought in ;
ecession mare, and presented il to Col
itoughton. They say live stock is CHEAP
\ that country.
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