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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-03-06
MelOdeOnS! MclOde0nSs
y. EATEY.

GUCCESSOR &c MeasYs EsrEY 4 0RErS, only
- Manufacturers In this country Of the fEkth,f ME
LopEoN With patent Harmonic Attaehent hass y mpee
and Manual Sub Bass,
The world Wide reuown these MELopEONS have obtain
ed within the last years evidence OF their SUI
peiority all Others We manufacturing some
thirty different kinds these Instruments and have re-
Gently added " ous former large variety, the
SCHOOL HARMONlUM, sef
with or without the HARMONIC Attachments and Manual
Subass This Instrument has eqial Of its size M
power aud efficiency and i really the desirable for
sabbath Schools Shurehes Lecture Rooms, Nesres Pub
Ne IIslls Sc that be ohtaiued the low price NJ
which Is sold hriue 1t thin tho means the lim
ted and supplies place which IL has long been felt no in
strumeut peculiarly Idapsd Its size eonipsetness
power aud beauty Of tone, ngstneas and smplcitv of
strucon aud Of management. viii az once recommend
1t TO every one being all That Is claimed Tor H.
G--Eyery Instrument warranted.
IN. N N Wal GID sss
From The MANI facurcrs New and Second Hand 70
Sale, and to Rent, ON the most reasonable terms.
u-Address, J. EsrEY, Brattleboro, Vt. /
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-03-06
Loan to The State of Vermont.
TREAsuRER's 0FFicE.
Rutland. March 2. ls6S !

PROPOSALS will be received at this Office until
4 O'Clock p ~ the 18TH DAY of March current. for
loan Of NO hundred and fy thousand dollars reimhurs
bic in years for heh bonds Of the state VII be
issel in sums Eve han3rc dol bearing in tsre at
die rate Of six per cent, pay able semi attuual y
The bonds will be Issued under tho act q the Legs
,rproved November s. 1867 and bear date Deceuher lt
l-2 with coupons attached both principal and Interest
PAYABLE in Boston
Ranks in this state. the Sufok Bank Boston,
The proposals be under seal and contain no smaller
frsetioa rates than fourth Of one per eentum Those
p-rsous whose proposals may BE- aroepte vii = muicte
[ X ,sotIse,I 10 III jobs D PAGE, Treas
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-03-06

TowN OFpIcERs.-The following is a
list of the town officers for this town as
elected on Tuesday:
foderdtor-Col. Asa Wentworth.
75,cn Cterk-A. S. Campbell.
.Seleamen-Q. NJ. Doran, +. II. Osgood,
S. s. Coolidge.
Ocerseer of Poor-Geo. w. Morrison.
Listers-Eias Olcott, c. S. Lake, Lewis
Alice.
First Constabe-C. W. Fairbrother.
.Auditors-J. II. Williams, John Par
ker. L. w. Adams. Fence T'euers-Jer-
emiah Barton. Cyrus Locke, Charles Stow
ell. 7o,cn Grand Jurors-Charles Stow
ell. F. C. Spauldlng. S. 5. Coolidge. !Sedte'
of Weights and Measures, and Inspector q
Leathsr-Beni Frost. Pound heeper-
h. III. Slearns. Trustee Of SHrPt'ts Fund
Elias oleott. Superintendent Of Schools
REV. Lewis Greut.
The town also voted TO raise tax OF Az
cents on the grand list.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-03-06

In Windsor County our returns show the
reelection of Crosby Miller OF Pomtret,
also by nearly unanimous vote. In Ches-
ter his vote was 20 to l scattering. Wes-
ton, l04i Cavendish. So /; and so on through
the County.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-03-06
STATE OF VERMONT.
cHAUNcEy sHERwIN, tal.,) wMDnAn, SIS.
rs.

oHAuNcEy snERwIN, etal, wiSDnAa, SIS
MARTIN A, DAGGETT } In CHANcErr
WHEREAS Chaunccy Sherwin and William g.
w Wyman of Grafton, In said County the 18th day
February A. D. 1868 filed in the Office of the Clerk Of
OF Chsncery Of said County, their petition against
Martin a. Daggett of Hnsde in the County of Cheshire
and State Of New Hampshire, setting arih that the sad
Martin A. Dagget the 18th day OF July, A. d. lsoz
gagged the petitioners parcel of land situated in
said Grafton being part of Lot No 10 in the South Range
of lots in said Grafton containing 100 acres more or less
and all that part said Lot which lies South Of the old
road which passes through said Lot. And also the
Horse Shed No 10 situated in the Of the baptist Meet
ing iiot.e in said 6rafton. $500
10 secure the paynsn OF Promsory note given by said
Daggett to them payable demand with interest for the
sum of 500 %, Of the date. with said MORTGAGE
which is now and unpadand praying that the Equity
Redemption Of said Daggett Ia said morgaged premises
may be forecosed. E8
Which petition is made returnable to the Court Of Chan
cery next held Newane in aud for said County OF
Windham on the second Tuesday Of April, A. D. 1868.
And it appearing said Martin A. Dagg tt resides
without that the and ordinary process
of the Court be served upon hint ordered by the
Chancellor that petitioners notify the defendant OF the
tendency Of petiton and Of the Term of the Court TO
which the same returnabe by publishing the substance
of their petition with this order for three weeks
y in the BELLOWS FALLS TIMES printed at Rockingham In
said County, publication to be at east twenty day
previous TO said April Term whch will be deemed suf
cent said Martin A, Dagget to appear and MAKE
answer to said petition H. TYLER CLERK
! BENZ. W. DEAN, Plf's Solicitor oll
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-03-06

FRIDAY, MARCH o, 1863.


beg the indulgence of some Of our
bondenis. Partly from sickness aud
from an unusual amount of business
Ind TO, We are somewhat behind, and
hary letters on hand unanswered, and
GOOD patrons are waiting for bills they
by t, pay. We ask them all to be
but for brief period longer. In
lrse Of week or ten days, we hope
|e all your favors attended 10.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-03-06

Resolutions demanding an armistice and
a national "peace convention have been
rejected in the Wisconsin Legislature by
a vo'e of % ayes to So nays.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-03-06

| CopSrY CoMuIssIoNERs.-Jndge Good
ue is reelected Commissioner of this Coun-
y by an almost unanimous vote. In most
Pf the towns it is unanimous, while IN the
others, only one or two scattering votes are
east for others. We give below, the vote
bf few towns
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-03-06
Town Meeting!
The Copperheods laid ont.

The Copperheads laid ont.
The attendance at town meeting on Tues
day was unusually full. there being over
$50 voters present fhe copperhead Spar
tan Club undertook to manage affairs. and
met with most singular failrre. 1t has
never been customary to introduce party
politics in town elections in Vermont, but
the eopperaeads in this town attempted the
game of stealing the march on the people.
and thus elect board of officers of their
own kidney. In most Of the town the game
was not known tiii about twenty-four hours
before the election, and ii was highly graft
flying TO see the promptness with which the
loyal people Of our town responded as soon
as they knew there was to be contest.
The main issue was to be on Selectmen, and
it was boldly and shamlessly put forth that
if board of copperheads were elected,
then, when orders came from other quar-
iers for military work for the Seectmen,
why they would simply fold their arms and
refuse TO act That was the reasonable
attitude of the opposition, and the people
determined at once 10 put it down, and they
did it.
The first symptom of apprehension was
made by the honorable President of the
/" Spartan Club" on the election of second
/
! Selectman. He rose with all the prompou;
dignity which it is presumed the head of &
secesh organization must have, and offered
4 a carefully prepared resolution. aimed at
| T.. II. Osgood, Esq. that because he was
! Post Master at Saxio Is River, he was no
eligible to the office OF Selectnan! He &C
companied his resolution with the remarl
that he offered it as law and order man.
resolution on the table. 1t was some TIM
before the " Spartan President of the cop
perheads could ee it, and at this point
copperhead from Montpelier, (ormeriy q
this town. who had made a journey all ih
way 10 attend ID IL, caiHe ~ tue fcscoe
his president" and called for the readin
of the statute which he said had a bearn
on the subject. The statute was read, an
found not to bear ut all, wherenpon ther
was general burst Of laughter over til
whole house, and the Spartan Presider
subsidized for the remainder of the day.
vote was taken and MIR. Ossood was electe
10y an overwhelming majority. On the thir
Selectman the secesh made one more rally
and nominated Oliver King against S.
Coolidge, with the following result:
Coolidge, l67
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-03-06

INTERNAL REvrNuE.-we published, a
short time since, a statement of excise taxes
paid by the principal manufactures in Wind
sor Probate district, for tho months Of Sep
TENDER, October and November. We give
below, the figures tor the month OF Decem.
Der last. Who says that our manufacturers
are not contributing the sinews of war to
to put down ,his rebellion ? Who wants to
leave New England out IN the cold Cop
perheads ? Verify, neither palmetto snakes,
copperheads. or any ether reptile which
crawls and licks the dust Of voluntary SER
vitule, or strikes the deadly fang at the root
Of the tree Of liberty, will ever succeed in
cutting off New England from national
prosperity.
Taxes paid for December, 1862. by man.
ufacturers In Windsor Probate district:
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-03-06

FRIEND SWAIN: ] UNDERSTANDABLE the
Copper Heads have given the Republican
party new name. They call us Char
coal, which / consider very app opriale.
for there is nothing more ferveni than char
coal to which. when igni,ed, the most oblu-
rate metals must yield. REPUBLICAN,.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-03-06
FURS! FURS!!

T HAVE in store and will sell very low, for cash
few sets of VERY NICE FL rs, consisting of AMERl-
CAN, SABLE, LIBRARIAN, SQUIRREL FITCH CHM
CHiilA CANADA sable, and other varieties OF Ladies
and Misses Furs in VICTORIA COLLARS, MuFfs. CUFFS
Sc Also Gents Fur Collars, Trimming furs. rips, Tas
sells BUT ems, Sc win exchange new fus for old " de
sired or make over your good style Also Beaver
cloths for Cloalss, aud all kinds Of
MILLINERY GOODS
offered low. aS ie M M
GJ-Cash paid for Mink and Musk Rat skins. -
G. Nj. KEyES.
Springfield, VT, Feb 10, 1868. sill
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-03-06
A UCTION.

THE subscriber has taken out license as Auction.
Ger under the Law and SUCH tenders his sery
Uses to the public.
Grafton, March 5, 1868. To- HENRY HOLMES.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-03-06
DISSOLUTION.

NOTICE is hereby given that the co-partner.
~ ship heretofore existing under the firm Of 0. b.
STONE this day dosoved by mutual consent The bust
ness will be continued by o. Stone and all old accounts
may be settled with him ut their former place Of business
till first of April. b. III. STONE,
Rellows Falls, Feb. 25 1868. Off o, Il. STONE.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-03-06
FOR - A l. e.
THE BEST MILLINERY ESTABLISHMENT. STOCK

And Fiatures, In The Stnte,
located in the in the Unitel States, and
doing GOOD BuSN ESs be sold because the finds
impossible be IN Boston, Mass and Springfield Vs. at
time and consequently while in the Fur business
in one place give his undivided attention to Millinery
in the other for sale reasonable terms
Apply Immediately to T. NJ. KEiES, Springfield, VI 10
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-03-06

Majority for Coolidge, 100
Thus ended the first copperhead effort TO
control affairs in old Rockingham. Most
of the Other offers were elected viva voce,
or without any serious opposition.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-03-06

Newcomb Is desous Of having all the world and the
rest of mankind look his store being satisfied they
m end IL unsurpassed BY In the state and 70 that end
would iuv1s- che public call on him, whether they wish
to purchase o. not Just look in
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-03-06

~ adoption Of the CASH SYSTEM being an absolute ne
ersity owing to the fact the exgenees Of the tins
has caused dealers markst TO -el for Cash, consequently
compelling US sell for what We bay.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-03-06
FAMILY DYE COLORS,

These Dye Colorx expressly for family having been
perfected great expense after of study and
experiment The goods ready in from one to
three hours The process simpe and oae can
use the dyes with perfect
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-03-06
DISSOLUTION.

yIIe copartnership heretofore existing between thesub
seEibers under the firm Of Merrill k.nnsr Is tnis
dissolved by mutual consent The Affairs % the con
cern will be se.tsd the formerly occupied BY Msr-
rill 4 skinner L. MERlttLL
y. u. SIMMER.
Springfield, Nov. 10, 1SGe ~
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-03-06

7 HAVE this day sold and transferred my News
paper business aud list Of Subscribers, 10 o. r. Woods
TO whom all orders future should be addressed and from
his long experience this business warrant 10 be
well supplied and at reasonable prices with ANY Paper or
Perjadieai You may order OF him. al =. n, PEAsE,
Bellows Fails, Feb 4, 1868 u
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-03-06
NOTICE.

THIS is to certify that have this day given my
son, JOEL h. gibson, his time, during the remainder
his minority and Shalt claim of his earnings nor
pay any debts Of his contracting after this date.
Plymouth, VT, Feb 20, 1858 HOSEA b gibson
Attest, J. W Hardy. ntga vtlis
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-03-06
RE.Dy-MApE CLOTHING.

Il is his intention keep fuller assortment than be
fore ia this department. aud any who desire Ready Nad
PANTS. VESTS, COATS, and oyERALLs,
vii find just what they want at NEwcoABs, which ar
from Good stock, and well made up
All the above mentioned GOODS and many other thing
not mentioned for lack Of space, viii be sold
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-03-06

are obliged to go to press later this
|rhan usual mainly for tho same rea-
ven last week. By another week we
10 get roand again to our usual day Of
,aiion.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-07-31

We learn rem persons VIE have lately cane
sut that tAs Federal Tuls is becoming daily
mere oppressive. Their power is being szar-
sised with q high hand, ssd the legal sitizsss
who remain are sufsrag severely. Many fsmi-
lies who hsd the naans IF providing fer thsH-
selves, exhibit thsir attachment 70 the Csnfeds-
raey BY refusing to draw or accept Of che rstisns
offered b. the Federal army. Fer this eli thsir
provisions as5fEPpliss were seized, and th'y
were compelled 10 draw the scEHiy EaheEs'
barely sufficient for their ssPpOrt. Seine ct sur
patriotic ladies' were marched under = guard to
he ssmmiqsary and forced to taxa tAs raiiens
allowed TO then. Everything was desc 70
huniiats and Cypress thsR, in order
10 make them entirely dependent upoa
the charity sf tie Federal army. Ths
H1ss are closed ne m5rs passports are given to
suoh os desire 70 c0ns ca, aid these whs ReW
effect their escape are compelled t. resort to
the underground railroad sxFssient Cslszsl
sUoAS, TIE postmaster, had estsiHsd 3 psssPsrt,
bat before be left the place a. sTasr Was issued
prohibiting any further sgrsss throHgh the laes
The colonel, however, fozua his way ists the
Coufsderaey ~ ether zsazs than the direct
r0u.s. A number Of oEtraEes Aad slEs bssR
csnziHsd By the troops, and oppression falls
heavily upon the citizens, whs, bsiHg pswsrless
are compelled 70 snsurs it without any hops Of
raiisf.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-07-31
OFTICE OF TlE FTCATTVE,
SnurEar Eaa.inr LnlE - al.lacE


COTToE-Ws did Rot hear 81 8 SAFE ts-day. There
are eniy sbout 35 BALES 10 tha market
SUGAR AND MOEAssEs-Holdsrs ers disBasad ta SOL.
BAT taals Is no eezaed, GHd ne have net a sale 70
report
FL0UE-The asrkat ia very sul and wa have zss a
ssis r9m drst hands % report Ihs ralal dsaEns if
Be ng EuPPIsd BY deaars a. s95J5E050 3 barrel for
SuPerhss asa ellUSl2f9r Ezra. The stsck - large
FOR The present asaasd.
SATURDAY EYENINa, July 25.-Tha dav was barren
Il events, nenoaIJ ard dnanciAl. aad ths week closes
with a gseeral interrvgnum, 50 far as epmmsrea aaa
trade are ceRcafasd At the Merchants szd Auction
ssrs' AEchsnge tasrs was = larger congregation thaa
uHlaA attracted hy jadicisl sa.ea OF r-z. aB,are.
several lais q Erousa, iscased ia ths suburbs Of lla
sitT, sold At lew Frcak, say tTs-fhs-Is oF -ha cash sd
prsssnent, trough ths property sold was ss , Of very
modgrsB vERs.
Ths EziherREs on tie fagswers vsry msdsrats. Two
bells # cotton or this years gro WITH upsssrsi yss5er-
nay bot this wa1cnly q farcy movement, a. uadsr the
sveH to predict snything whatever, il regard TO Gotten.
heHt week ihHe viii. in al probability. be uara koHF
Of cottau exhibited On ha fags.
There WsFs q mevsmanus In exchange todsv. nor
vii taaus be any inquiry beyond q few H1ndrad dsuar
anita t2a next man nay, 20 tsrTasd Although there has
besa same c0nRU lieati ~ uairect with 81 Leah VET
sst-inz bayssz rs announcement sf such atd urr5
Etaz2era hss been realized. Ia fac-, fhe chief 6srtar
Of tbs great Wsata.n trsde ia under tbs influence
sad coEtrol q Nav York Boston aud Pailad ,Iuaia. sad
the great mcRopaiists, tae Iines q Wasts1n rzi.raai-
Ia al p~rebahlfy II VIII be weeks before auv zafned
results viii be realzae by Eew Orsaea traders asd
u~srchants from tbs opening Of ,he great highway
fhe counter asking rates Tor checks OF New York
were . aaj 3 par cent. prsmium. The outside sfsrinEs
are igk[. Baiances o. funds 20 be drawn araI-at are
nzds gssd by shipments Of geld and rsRrtaness Of
grssa5ackH. stsrliHg 100 to I65, and fraaca3 70ta 9 80.
vera the current figures to day Ousbaak holds sterling
II l53, and francs $50, fer specified nHd-.
Thara Ave bsea 10 trsrsactions en- uncurrsBt money
or the issues OF distant banks O-e or TIVE dealers IA
Eacurrsat Money are bold enough 70 invest ~ IRON 70
70 90 per cent. discount for Southern bank issaeF aai
10 70 fer Kentucsy, Indisua aud Ohio, and i0 to 50 dis
ceuut for illinois, Missouri and ota-r Nor hws.tsn is
cues Wsquets geld ISIS. 1871 so If3 silver Us ana 100.
and stiff.
Nothiag doing n Asocks or bonds Dul, very d-u. al
securities sra.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-07-31

he d On hsw way 70 Rishnssd t. sseHrs q settlement sf
Ais aEairs wild the ssvsrnnsat. Other owners and
explains are IN route far he faas parpsas. Itrust ths
Navy DePsrtmsat viii asnt tba Affairs u these gen.
esHsn a. prozPly ss possible, not only becaase Il Il
proper sad right hat hey shoalabs paid fsr thslr loss
e. sad servlces. hut hscaase thsy are tbs most proper
men e lesd in She asW system Of lighting FOR the rivers
The asstraetisn Of these boats releases a large usm.
Der Of energetic, sarsws men, who unaszsaud every
habis and ssesn,riciy q the Mississippi river. they
are bsld, sntsrprisug, Ead have > ~esmnans4sio con
tsnpt fer tasir Eneiast fsIpws vie havs abaasonst
tsslr fslsnss and the tras sauss, FOR fs Plssss with the
Yaukooa Every laaacsusnt Ehould b sfsrss 20 thass
mes - organize, under thstr ~rssgsehvs csptalas, sr 9th.
srviss. as tssy sos at, hofsbe purpose q oPturlng. de-
s,rsyinK and aansyiaE Yankee bostE Tha esz BE- best
done By ssDdizg back 10 thea At ozos the saBtsizs who
have led tha4n fer yssrA CsBtAfn Apslszsss, for enc,
VIII b. Of - his mission tie day his aEairs ars al
lusssd
Charles Nsuigsaary, 81 amisbts g~sHIeasR q Car
tsa, employed IN the ~tslogrash oncs, vas severely
stabbed By Dr.. Boeih, formerly Of 8lsmpsis. The af.
faulty grew sut Of The delivery Of a message, the dec.
ter bshavisE - badly - 70 compel Montgomery 10 slap
hHa IN the face whsrsnpsR he received the alsb In he
bask, eozplstsy disabling lila. The next day Or.
Bsoth was killed b = soldier, Nhs beat Kim ever he
head vita a gun. This had ne c~eansctisE VIA he a.
fair q he say prsvisus.
The bridge over he Big Black, WHARF he MIssimippl
Csarai crosses IT, was not destroyed. GrEnt seems to
Be Iavlzg that ROAD fer failure sas. b
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-07-31

Freq the Builstn, JHiylZI
PERssNAL-W rsrrst g learn tkat Gsa. Vssseh has
sssn quite ia fer ssns time We Aspss{ Q hear AZ ais
A hseas nsFs ssusiag than serious tosl, place yes
fsr5ay on the corner Of Aadissn street aud Bank siisy.
Fss Psrties wsrs two ysn.knosu street brokers Of hls
city, e PiRrf5ls dEal, the prslszt bsiBg sons Misuhder-
slsnGiag absata sale Of Southern nanay.
A party sf.wsrkmsn IsG Cairo On Tuegssy, coming
selsw fer the PSrpsss Of repairing the telegraph wires.
We trust The rsosaH.rIction viii be aceaaBlishsd -
few days, asd ear telegraph csnmunicaton with tile
Nsrth rsstsrsd
PRIs8E ADJUSTMENTS. - Tie uriHoaars I'm Irving
bisek scenes to BE ssjoying tAeEsaYss yesterday sysa
ing, by 'attuninE thsir voices t. he FvssneEs ofsauE
E~eztgsnsry used 70 spend his weary hours IL prison
By writing ssme Of bis swsstsst strslns Dsasussz
tsase unfortsnaies viii truy rsjeieo, 'When ths erzol
Ths trsttiaE match asAr the ed mir ground tssk
plaes yesterday evaA4Hg a. advertised. with gss5lv
Haa5sr y ssvranE E~sa1laaan Of his city PLssest TA~
matsa vas eetWeen hlus kuin- eHtersdby Frank Wsss-
and = bay PAGER entsrsd by Ed stackz-with mls
hssts best i've 4 thFss, fer = purse Of 500 TEe drst
i've beata wers wsH BY Blue Ruin. which sHdsd the
rass. Tins-35 su4a
CoSFEBER4TE SOLDIERS II TIE Hos~PuALa-Thara
srs- under Heacal treatment in the has1.zig Or this
atty, i've hsndraa and nifty Confederate soldiers. iBe4ud
ing zany smsers. IAe ans ati=afisa tat is oestcwHa
ursa The sick saa w0undsa msEsbara 81 our own aray
IL, n every cEae given 10 he sick and wounded pr "a
sus amsng as. hoth By he eitizsns of the tona and Ito
oAeers uziaF Wassa charge they are situated
TEE goENERCE or sadoraa are aware
that q d~alsgslaa froa the hsmPlis Chamber % Con-
nsrce Is new IN Warrington with tha Objrc 81 obtain
ing 8 sew reception Of ths Loyalty Of his city which
skstl place if, - Ear a. e01uersiaI rayan-agss are con-
esrnsds On q lessi vita N=F Orleans, ST. Louis and
PLACES filaariy sitsatsd. Tbs secretary Of The czaa-
Der of eon1srce las received faHs the p~rslideut o. chat
insiitdtAni oEeot ths delegation, the fslouiug lat5ars
FAsHTEGTeE CRY, Fa5, 9 1853.
NR Ro~ssELLE-Dear Sir have emily 70 r=rs1t to
yes that tie coHaittaa RrB st vorE The v-rarEsmsEts
are already c9zPetud 70 alsH ua the raqui1lae aaeuat
Of FePFis-, ana tss prospect g izva-a5.e Cor Re sa-
tire cIcezss OF sur Eigaisu- Bsuoerrufv. vsu-E
rJFo. ~ LEFrwECH
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