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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-30

O1AW01GD ~ -
--ot-T
ls0ss Blve lneusanoe Comply,
or TIE CITY OF new YoRk, JANUARY
- ia, lses.
he City q New Yosk, ut Ne. 80 Wall street.
Amsaa& u eapitAl stsck (all # which 10 paid Up
insasA Die $500, 900.
Gosh on hand and in bank $3l,es027
lsn shares Bank VI COM esce in vev
York AMI 50 shares st. Nicholas
Bank, New York 400 sseh 100000
50 bonds and mortgages first lien1 On
peopsrty 10 the cities Of New York
and Brooklyn (mssly dvellinxs)
worth 10 each case so to 100 per ct
more than amountloaoed thereon 2Cl.s0o. 90
@ per cent stocks and 30-lvo Der
cent Trs:sary Notes $4,000 60
Loaos Oh demand scared By good
stocks % collateral $1,000
Amount in Agspts hands Sg3sa7
Premiums in csurss Of collection 1870 rs
lntsrest sccrusd but not yet due $500 90
$s4s,so5.so
LiABILrTyEs.
Amount due OF net due to Banks or
other CREDITOR Of the Company, None.
Amount Of losses adjusted due or
not due None.
Amount Of losses unadjusted or
waiting proof Estimated st 900
The greatest amount insured in any
one risk except storage stores 1900
The greatest smoent insured il any onebiock,
town q city g.veroedby rcumstaocss.
Nothing depos,ted in any other Sta.s " Territory
~ security for losses.
New York, January lst, 1862.
EDWARD ANTHONY, President.
/. r. Sf. john. Secy.
CITY, COUNTY AND STATE, &C
o. NEw YoRK,
Edward nthony. President, and Isaac r. St.
John. Sec'y, Of the Lamar Fire Insurance. Compa
ny, Of the Ciay Of New York, being duly svs,n
do severally depose and say that the within 10 .
true and correct statement of the Affairs Of said
Company on tho lat day Of January, 1862, 20 the
best Of their knowledge and belief.
Sworn 10 before me this 21d day Of January
1869.
EDWARD ANTHONY, Prest.
Isaac E. Sr. JoHS, Sec'y.
THos. l.. TaoRxELL, Notary Public.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-30
Costar's Rat, Roach, &c Extcrminator.
Ccstar's
Cos.ar's Bed bug Extsrminator.
Costar'S
Cottar't Electric Powder for Insect, &c.
cAuTlcN!!! To rreren, ,he putlic frn.

IL So, zoe AND 81 90 Boxes, EoTrLIs AND FIAsKs,
Sc ASp s. FOR PLANrATioSs, SHIPS, BoATs,
iIOTE!s. &c, DC, &c
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-30
Total assets Of the Company
IIAnLiTIIe.

Total assets Of the Company
LIAB,LiTlIs.
Losses adjusted and due. viz: Fire,
nothing; Island Navigation, nothing
Losses adjusted and not due, viz: Fire,
nothing Inland Navi ,stion. nothing
Losses unadjusted and in suspense,
awaiting proof, viz: Fire, 81 $1,000;
Inland Navigation, $3.50 %
Losses claimed but resisted BY the
Company, viz Fire, nothing; In.
land Navigation, nothing
All other claims against this Company
nothing
Total liabilities
NISCELLANEoCs.
The greatest amount insured by any
one risk
The greatest amount allowed by the
rules to be insured in any one city,
town or village, is not fixed, being
governed by the character Of the
buildings and tho facilities for ex-
tinguish'ng fres.
Tho greatest amount allowed to be
insured in any one block. is governed
by the character and construction Of
the same, so as I. avoid undue con-
StructiOn.
Amount Of its capital or earnings re-
ported il any other State, as secu-
Yity for losses th erein. nothing.
This Company was incorporated
General Insurance Law Of the State Of
and obtained its Charter or act of Inc
Sept. 9th, 1853, an attested copy Of Y
file in the Auditors Office Of the State
STEPHEN CKOWELL, p
PHILANDlR SHAW, Secretary.
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Wholesale Agents in New York CITY.

~ Slid Lrcryprl.re-by
ALL WHOLESALE DgrGGisTs in the Target citie,.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-03-14
LA'rRsr NEWS.

Inpertauf Or5cr IL sm thr prn-iatri:
Thursday morning Bring Interesting
htws. The Prcsidrn, hAs assigned Cen.
Mcclellan to the e,mmml If the Army OF
the Potomac, exclusively. Gta. l'ai'cts
is to command the army Of the west, and
Gen. Fremont is also to comnaud The -.
parlment between the Potomac and east Of
the Mississippi.
The Forts at New York city are pqw
garrisoned, and Measures are being taken
for the defence Of the city.
Repaics kavo begin on the rtlroad nj
Hanassas, anil il Is Thought the road i'll be
IN RAINING order from Washington to
.Ktnassas within a week.
Jea Davis has snspenacl f'cya and
Pillow, because Of their Unsatisfactory nc
counts Of the battle of Flrt D1nelso !
The rebels call the Monitor cthsss J,f,
and admit thgt she severely wounded the
Mcrrimac.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-03-14
Town emcers---ls62.

PLYMoUTH.-Moder III. Il. Pinney
Clerk, James S, Brown; Selectmen, Geo
W. Day, j. Marsh, A. b. Martin; Treas,
T. Baldwin; everseer, r.. z. Pollard Au-
dtors, J. A. Pollard, ID. 2. Wlcer james
S. Brown; Constable, L. Bemis; listers,
J.. b. Slack, 4. Moor, l.. Mann; Agent G.
G. Coolidge Grand Juror, A. r. Pollard !;
Sup'tof Schools. James Brown; Amount
of money raised on Grand list, 30 CTS on
the dollars Town expenses past year, 81,
93a85.
SrRtSGfIELD.-M Moderator, James Rol-
Inns; Town Clerk, Samuel w. Porter:
SeIectmen, Bezer f. Wood, Benz. Parker,
Jonathan NJ BoyRton Treasurer, Geo.
W. Porter; 0verseer Of Poor, John Per-
kins Auditors, u. Bnrk Levi y. Barnard,
James +. White; Constable, Moses J.
Bates Listers, Jonas b. Spencer, Edison
Y. Pierce, .5olin K. Gil, Otis Litchield /;
Town GrsGd Jurors, Henry Barnard, Joel
A. II. ElGs Sylvanes Newhalls Sup't of
Schools, William Haskell Amount of
money raised on Grand List, so cts on the
dollar Town expenses past year, S2,406,
including $3.50 expended in extraordinary
repairs on Roads injured by Freshets, and
S664 donated to officers and soldiers in
Volunteer service.
bMMcA.-Moder f. f. Kellogg !;
Clerk and Treasurer, Joel Iolon Select
men, David Eddy, William Hastings. Clark
Young Overseer of Poor, Benz. Mnzzy !;
Constable, VIM. II. Carr; Listers, Nahum
Howard, A. Nj. Butler, Squire Gleason /;
Grand Juror and Town Agent, III. II. Fell
ton; Trustee, f. f. Kellogg. Voted to
raise tax Of 10 per cent for town ex-
penses, and 80 per cent. for highways
CAvESDisH.-M Moderator, j. +. Deane
Esq; Clerk, Luke PaikhGrst; Seleetmen,
John +. Deaae, Sala,hiei Adams. A w.
Richardson; Treasurer. Joseph A. White
Esq /; Overseer, Jacob :. Parker Auditors,
c. Ii. Chapman. A. w. Whitcomb, Joha
H.. Siearns; Constable, LIST. Charles P.
Barrett, ID, ID. III. Wheeler; Listers, VIM.
J.. Morrison, n. C. Bigelow. Charles +.
Barrett; Agent. John f. Deane Esq ;
Grand Jurors, Samuel Adams, William
Smith; Sup't of Schools. Rev. Harrison
Blossoms Amount of money raised on
I Grand List. p cents on the dollar; For
/ highways. p cents on the dollar; Treas
urer's Receipts. s6,077.7i Disbursements,
4 Si,l56.95: Balance, 81 ,90O.76.
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the hands Of our forces he Wanted to know
who a company of sharpsho0;rrA were in
the Union army. On being Informed he
said lint one Of them took position with >
in forty rolls ofone of their batteries he
hind stump, and whenever he saw 4 rebel
head fred and killed his man. He had
killed SIX at one gun ia this manner, when
he became 50 annoying that n whole regi-
mem sailed out and Killed him. The
stump had beer pierrel BY Thousand bull
lets.
Six southern men voted aye aud nine
my in tie Hou:e, Tuesday, on the presis
dents emancipation resolution. The others
from the border states were not in their
seats.
Mr.. Alley, member Of Congress from
the Essex district, was informed BY Secrc-
tary Stanton that the body Of Gen. Lander,
with its guard of honor, would BE sent 10
Boston in special train; bat one Of the
old fogie generals at the war department
objected, saying; There Is no precedent
for anything more than leaving the body at
the depot here" "Well, we will establish
precedent remarked Tie secretary, and
taking his pen he wrote an order for tue
sprcial train.
Among the letters found by our soldiers
/ in the rebel camp on R,aneke Island was
one from young lady in the South 10 her
lover in the rebel army, in Which she says
:" hope We shall see each other again here
but if we do not, | hope we shall meet in
Heaven, where there viii be no Yankees
Buckner in the course Of conversation
with a gentleman at Albany, unoosomed
himself with reference to the battle Of Bull
Run, as follows -
/ That battle was most unfortunate
thing for the South and most fortunate
thing for the North. Nothing has more
v, xed me than the apathy of the southern
/ people. Tie effect of the battle referred
to was to inspire the southerners with d
4 blind confidence and dull them into false
security. The effect upon the nertheFners
on the other hand, was to arouse, madden
and exasperate"
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BeipGEwArEr. - Moderator. Alfred
Sargent; Town Clerk, r. w. Sohihgate I;
Seleclmcn, Horace Wilson. Justin s.
Montague, Alfred Sargent Treasurer and
Overseer Of Poor, j. :. Stack Auditors,
liz, Angel, A. ID Slack, W. 5. Southgate /;
Constable, c, u. Carpenter; Listers, Joseph
+. Willis, Stephen 5. BarroNs; Town
Agents, Marston Thomas. Nathan Lamb ;
Town Grand Juror, lsrsd Stake Sup't of
Schools, j. Il. Willis; Amount OF money
raised on Grand List, % cents on the
dollar.
WEST Moderator, Thomas
+. Ham nond Town Clerk, G.. II. Shedd
Secclmen, M. F., Morrison, Orange Leav-
ems, Alfred Worcester; Treasurer, G. II.
Shedd; Overseer Of Poor, Orange Laavens;
AEditors, l.. T. Lincoln, +. $. Woods,
Zenas Sanders Constable. Frederick Moul-
tons listers, Orlin Hale. David Morrison,
Orange Leavens Town Agent, Zenas San
ders; Tovn Grand Jurors, L. +. liam
mond, A. Worcester; Sup't of Schools
Daniel isemenway; Amount of money
raised on Grand List, so cents on the dol
lar; Town expenses past year, S926.5S.
Moderator. j n. Stiles
Clerk, Abner Forbes; Selecmen, Hiram
Harlow, S. II. Stocker, David Hunter
Treasurer l.. G. White Overseer of Poor
Alfred Hall; Auditors. J. ID. Hatch, w
w. Howard II. B. Kellogg; Constable
Daniel Stearns; Listers, Alfred Hall
Henry Stery, +. NJ. Stocker; Town Agent
Alfred Hall; Town Grand Juror, Geo. w
| Dudley; Supt Of Schools, Judah Dana
Amount of money raised on Grand List
% cents on the dollar; Town expenses the
past year, S2,408.35.
WEhTFERsFIELD.-M Moderator w. NJ
Pingry; Clerk, j. Field Chilson; Select
men, Edison Chamberin, Henry Prentice
Roswell Boweers Treasurer, Charles Bar
rett; Overseer Of Poor, d. w. C. Thresh.
ers Auditors, Roswell Haskell, VIM. NJ
Pingy, Vim. HaskiH; Constable, Walter
Newell listers. Alfred Streeter Samuel
Afford 5r., VIM. p. Halcas Town Agent
VIM. NJ. Pingry; Town Grand Jurors,
Samuel r. Kendall \. B. Roundy; Sup'l
of Schools, Perry Haskell; Amount OF
money raised on Grand List, 40 cents on
the dollar; Town expenses past year 81,
97093.
ASDovER.-Town Clerk, A. C. Gutter.
son. Selectmen, Joseph Dodge, Horace
Burton. Lyman Sheldon. Treasurer, 6,
w. Stickney. Owe seer Of Poor, r. T.
Edison. Auditors, II. Burton, ]. Dodge
l.. Mcintyre. Constable, Josiah w. Han
mum. Listers, A. +. Stannard, H. g. Cool.
edge, Lorenzo Stearns. Town Agent, II
Burton. Grand Juror, Joseph Dodge
Sup't Of Schools, VIM. Pierce.
BRooKLINE.-C Clerk, VIM. Adams. Sc
lectmen, Erastus Whitney, c. w Stebbins,
A. Rest. Treasurer. Hiram Whitney,
I Overseer Of Poor, Luther Osgood. Consta
bic n. c. Marsh. Listers. Willard Lind,
say VIM. p. Stebbins, Ira Cutter. Agent, l.
Osgood. Grand Juror, VIM. Adams. Sup
Of Schools, O. c. Merrfeld.
WEsToN.-Clerk, Samuel Peabody
Selectmen, Thomas Richardson, Geo. w
Wiley, Samuel Peabody. Treasurer, A
b. Foster. 0rerseer Of Poor, Steven
Austin. Auditors, p. n. Wiley, James
/ Bryant, John Wilder. Constable, Harvey
1 C.. Piper. Listers, Asahel Ross G. M. Pi.
per, @. A. Cragin. Agent, p. \. Wiley.
Grand Juror, DANES Bryant. Sup't oil
Schools, Z. Harrington.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-03-14
THE MARKETS.

BOSTON, March Il
FLOUR AND GRAIN.-We quote sales at IS 90 q IS 10
Corn, zoe Oats, 42e. Rye 7sc. White Beans, 81 70.
HAY.---s14 q Is p ton.
Professionalism, s q 9Ic. Smoked Hams : q &c
Butter, extra 10 "a 2le common Il l5c. Beef Is "a
10 90 y Dbl Pork $3.50 q 10 p Dbl. Cheese g 10.
Wo0L,-Sales at4s 5gl55c. n d.
TEA AND ooFFEE-Oolongs. GO a 6Jc.; souchongs
As SIC Gunpowder, SEC a 81 Toe. Young Tyson, soc
a 81 10 Tyson ssiu 90 see. Tenkay, do Mocha Coffee,
21c Java, 25o. ST Domingo l39e; Hio, be
SUGAR.-HaEanna white q q l0c.i do. brown. g g
Ole Porto Rico 81 ) e. Cnha huSccrade 81 q &c.
Manila 7lc Boston crushed, l0ic. Coffee crushed 9c
FIsu-Celdsh, So q 90 p qpintal Msoseyel So q,
10 00-from medium is IS Picked Herring - q 81
p bbi-for Poer to good
C0TroN.--ordinary, 21c; milling, 2Sc. Gull, isle.
MISCELL sNEoUs.-Cand % q BIC Rice &c. Salt,
50 50 y hid Saltpetre l2e. Ginger, lie. Pepper Sc
Brandy - 20 a 90 p eal ST Urox Iiuni, 81 "a 30.
Herds Grass - Is Castillo soap l5c Brown Sheetiuss
1e lScfrom 20 inch to AS inch DEills30 inch brown.
Ice % bleaehed l6c.; do blue, 1s, Ticks, - a
31c Gingharns, IL e lie Cotton Flannel l6 q 20c -
PRINTS III g l5e, lInseys Is g BE. Crash d yslc
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-03-14
Evuaca,ion ofmamassas.

The rebels have evuacated their loRg
boosted strong hold Manassas junction, and
that place is now in possession of our troops
Before leaving, the rebels burnt and des-
troyed everything they could not take with
them, and when our troops arrived they
found nothing but scene of Oscillation, and
one mass Of charred and blackened ruins
The rebels also blew up the bridges along
The line Of the Orange and Alexandria
railroad fer sorae miles below Manassa s.
Such of the locomotives as were out of re-
pair were also destroyed, ii is supposed by
being blown up, aud the vicinity Of the de-
pot is covered by fragments of machinery
belonging 10 tie destroyed locomotives. 1t
is said the rebels left Centervifle on Sun
day morning. Large numbers of contra
bands have reached our lines, which now
extend beyond nanassas Juhction, aud are
still coming in by droves. These contra
bands state that a portion Of the force
which left Manassas passed northweastIy,
but this is considered impossible. If they
I'D it was for the purpose of reinforcing
jackson at Winchester. They also state
that all the bridges along the route which
they came had been blown Up by the rebels
in their retreat, and that She greater per-
ticn of the track IS also torn up.
The earthworks at Centrevile had been
greatly misreprcsented. They were not of
the formidable character supposed. The
enemy before evacuating had somewhat
inquired them by breaking the embrasures
and easements, and SO at Manassas, which,
however, has not been fully examined. On
our troops arriving at Fairfax Court House
they found not more than dozen families.
The soldiers reshed into the Court House
and brought away some Of fhe records, but
this being discovered the officers directed
their retsrR. When our troops learned
that Manassas had been evacuated their
spirits became suddenly depressed as they
had anticipated spirited conflict with the
enemy. About ! miles before reaching
Centerville number of graves were dis
covered, principally of Alabama troops.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-03-14

WeA may it be said " Despise not the
day of small things" The wonderful re-
suits obtained by the use of Doct. Gifford's
Homeopathic Guraiives, which all know are
simple indicated sugar pills. is working a
revolution, in medical practice, especially
in domestic practice, without lis patallel in
the annals OF history. The price at which
they are afforded, only p cts. per box, and
the ease with which they are administered,
alike to old and young, and what as Of more
importance the cures they are efftcting, are
making for them national reputation
are kept for sale by o. +. Woods, Bellows
Falls, and by |. n. Thorn, Br&ttleboro,
Agents, also sent all over the country per
mail or express, by Philip Lee, 13G VIII
liam street, New York. Manual furnished
free.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-03-14

The eleven inch cDlumbiads with which
the steam battery Monitor is armed, were
Supplied with four hundred rounds of
wrought iron shot each weighing two hun
dred and eighty.fou pounds. These balls
were made by forging square blocks of iron
at Novelty Works, New York, and then
turning them at the lathe. The cost of the
four murdered amounts to S1S,S00, and their
total weight Is seventy-ihree thousand
pounds. Cast iron shot are liable to break
in pieces when fred against thick iron
plates. These wrought iron shot proved
too much for the rebel battery.
Gold commands premium Of DO TO so
per cent, and silver SIS TO 80 per cent, in
Richmond. Butter Is worth AZ IL per
pound, and apples SIS barrel.
A few days after Gen. Buckner was
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-03-14
STATE OF VERMONT. ,

STATE OF VERMONT, The Hon Probate Court
wEsTrfNzTrR = 2. or szid {Ssffsct. 70 al
persons eonce rnes. Greeting.
Whereas Gee Slate and Elias olentt, the guardians
John II. Oleot Of Rockingham in said district tsve
application IN writing said Court representing
personal estate Of their said ward + not sufficient pay
debts by the Of between five aud six thousand dot
lars and that Il would be beneficial their slid ward 70 sell
all Of his rial estate and praying fr cene 10 sell the
private se public You hereby notified
this Court will decide upon said aspiration the session
thereof &C. be hell TIE oiec Of Benj " Grafton
in said district Tho Zsth as Of March. A D. 1852 when
and shere you msy be cl n IN the preuis II You r..
btSi- " DEtN REGISTER.
erlnou, AsrcA :, lsc2. IEi3
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-03-14
Council OF Censors.

nc convention 10 nominate candld ties
for Council Of Censors, me4 al Darlington
on " ednesday, and placed the following
ticket in nomination
Coearcs.
Addison, TIoGAno NErpuAM.
Bennington LEONARD SARGENT.
Caledonia, EDwARD A. CAuooN.
CAitteuden1 q. X. HERb.
FrankIi.i, .JAsrER BA&b.
Grand Isle, IL. II REYNoLps.
Lamoile, w. III. II. BISGuAN.
Orange, BuRSHAM MARTIN.
Orleans, J. Z. EDwARts.
Rutland, S. NJ. Dom.
Washington, }. A. PRENTlss.
Windham, Ina GooDitf.
Wiad,or, n. L. CHrRcHILL.
There are some COED names or the above
ticket, and especially are we Pleased with
The nomination Of Judge Goodhde Of this
County, but candor compels u tc say that
in some instances it might have been very
decidedly improved. l.r
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-03-14
Died

m Springfield, Fcb "a, Mes BsTsEYP, wia.of Gu lf1es
Holt, aged 81 years.
In Wapoe at the residence Of his brother Z. *. Web
ster, BENJAMIN B. WEBSTER, aged - years.
In Tthics n. e, the re1deuca q Hottie Ma *. MARY
G. KHITE ssed s. years tnt recently Of Brateboro.
In Vernon March /, ENILI G.. wife Or john stebbns.
Jr., aged 81 years.
In Mount Holly. Feb G, Of anKerrsf, FLORA daugh-
ter of ElSanah and Mary J. Grant. aged years.
In Mount Holly, Feb Is, Of dipthrr oRPE 4 ugh ter
Of Azaph and 0rha Busvei ar 10 yeigs and months
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-03-14
PRIZE PoETRF.

Let ciiefains boast Of deeds in war,
And Ministries tame their sweet guitar,
nobler thease my heari it fills
In praise of iIERRIcK's matchless Pills.
Thrir,eures are found Ia every land
AnrA Russia norsA ana Afrit : sand
Their wondrous works the papers fills,
Produced by HRRRIeR matches Pills
Does disease afiet yoH' do not doubt
TJascharrsng compound will searchft out,
Aud hcalth again yenr system fli
II you fly al siice to lIEsEIcK's Pins
They re safe for all-both old and young,
Their praises every tongue;
Disease dislrmed no longer Kills,
Since are blessed with HERgiCKs Pills.
70 Pht up wish English, Spanish German, and French
vircto Price Is cents per box Saga toaef see add
cftiseSses-t' on 81 page. [3T1y
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-03-14
New Feed Gutter.

TUE subscriber having purchased thu right nanufac
TURF aud sell IN w5nihan county, " ". ftniluan
Patent FEED Cutter. weail give notice that be is ready
o furnish sane
TIE attention Of Farmers and all Eho have stock 20 re-
IL invited this Machine bst aud ches h
catfins hay, corn-stsiEs 20 I. . simple
ransemeRt ecent in execution AMI not liable out
81 refair II Is srffinz. and can - rnar-l
the fed fsoa sn--lalf Ile thrysincs ia leugti.
Eesows Fall, August !. 1850. 81
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-03-14

IMPORTANT BUSINESS CuANGE.-W e
learn with deep regret, that A. A. STOKE,
Esq, is about 10 retire from his place of
business in this village, end with his family,
will soon remove to New York City, where,
we believe, is the principal office of the
firm of Harris, Stone, & Co, of which he
has LONG been member. Whether their
business here is to be continued or sold out,
or discontinued altogether, we are not adj
vised and while we can heartily wish him
and his family the most abundant prosperi-
ty and success an the future, we believe we
but express the general regret felt in this
place, to lose from our village those so
highly esteemed in the social as well as
business circle.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-03-14

Co. CoMMIssIoSER.--The following
commissioners were elected last week in
the Counties named: Windham, IRA Good
hue; Windsor, Crosby Miller; Caledonia,
I. ]. Cree; Washington, Nelson A. Chase
Orange, Geo. p. baldwin Chittendes,
I'm. Miller; Bennington, Hiram Hohey
Rutland, VIM. c. Ki;ridge; Orleans, cbas
A. J. Marsh; Lamoile. -- Riddle.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-03-14
windsor County Commissioner.

Crosby Miller Is reelected Commissioner
for Windsor County, as We intimaed last
week Below we give the vote of all the
returns received
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-03-14
Pay Up!

Az persons ndeh ted to the subscriber by nste aout
are requested 70 make immediate payment
c. T. NENCoNG.
Bellows Fails W. March y. ISi2
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-03-14

fltUE Trustees Il thu hrst Noisc BuudolIsrS Of ths
e the Nerncrt Valley iairuuI Company tzqr d.
euri dividend n pr cssFsrs Il April Is =
fafshie snt AFTER Marrh in iss the ofrc of
Ir-ssurcr q the Crssranv ~ lieirs- fsfis.
Fur ~ convenience ~ Esflhafie-s n Scr York ana
rshcre tho disi.ral v = psii fir the srsre ~ o1s
f'Qnth siS f.rn to lnf 81 NIr~h Ifh - srrif
NJ tn ore Aiexsnier Ha-lrrsi fr NJ Wall Strt
1s-ssey Ccafs shs shA-sr ~ snls - rii a. fho o-
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CHAS. N. ROWE,
PACTfCAh WATCHMAkER,

4 TTENDS PERSONALLY 70 all work, and riaesntf
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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-03-14

FL@RIpa.--The late news from the
Port Royal expedition is Important. They
have captured several towns in Florida.
and are down on the coast to within about
thirty miles of jacksonville, which place
they will doubtless soon eapture if it is
considered important to have It. How this
may be we do not know AT that place
there Is quite settlement of yermonters,
some from this town, and they will doubt
ess soon have an opportunity to take
stand fer the Union, against the snaky flag
Of treason--if they choose.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-03-14

SAP AccIDENr.-A melancholy and IA
tal accident occorred in Hinsdale, n. H.,
on Saturday, The Isl inst. The wife Of
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-03-14

Returns from lls towns foot as follows:
Berry, 1851 PESOS
Stark, s0,l00
Wheeler, le42
Berry's majority over all IS thus; 1856,
and 259S over Stark.