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Died.

In Westminster. March 30, EDWARD A. HUNT, aged 4
years. April l. ADA G., only child of Mr.. Bradford
Page, agod IL years
Fare thee we'll thou precious treasure,
Darling Ada, fare thee well;
lie who lent thee hath recalled thee fNE
Back with Tim and Ills to dwell -
Though with sadiened hearts miss thee,
As We tread lfe's weary way,
Let US hope again 70 meet thee
And enjoy endless day.
April 5. Mr.. JOEL STAFFORD PAGE aged A. Apri &
FLOYD aged years-1he above all died of Dpthera
neighborhood and with the exception the first were
buried on successive days
In Brookinc. March 6, Mrs. yloNA I. BARRETT, aged
40 years.
In Bartonsyic March 1G SARAH BARTON, wife Of .rcrc
miah Barton, aged So years. w. Mass IL papers
please copyl
In Bratteboro, March 90. JAMES NICHOLS ascd ss
years, and days.
In West Drattlrboro. April Q helen NJ daughter Of A.
aud NJ bunklee, aged " years April 2, Miss NJ. FIELD
aged - years.
In North Springfield, Jan'y 20 of Canker,sh NELSON
HOMER, of Bcnon "a. and Evir r. Lock wood. gel
years, q months, and p days.
In Camp at Fort Slocum, Washington D. g.. April OF
Typhoid lever after an Illness of nine Corporal 0
ACE BUXTON, Co. O. llth regiment LIST Artillery Vt yol
unteers ged IS years Nathan and Eliza
peh BuNton OF Londonderry, where his remains se
for intcrment.
lie aec tonae and dutifu SON. kind and truth.
full brother and f5Ad. and will ba missed where
was best known His friends are assured that he
prompt and faithful soldier In his sickness he had the
asdious attention of his brother Capt. thas buxton
whose Company bewas enher One fact scyetals true
patriotism and is worthy of initiate the father
been blind for the five years and has already given
sons To his 'unrys service, when called give up his
youngest the expected support of bis declining years did
not withhold him
lie cie post never ALTERING in duty and NAV God
withhold not his strength support to this bevcd
family Weep parents brothers and sisters, friends
weep with YOU for Che son aud brother and patriot 80 true
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-04-17

During the month of March, 5,300,o00
pennies were coined at the Philadelphia
Mint! BY whom have they all been alb
sorbed?
A very Frenchy affair occurred in New
York last week A deserter from the army
was afraid he would be sent back, aud poi
soned himself and his sweetheart, and when
ne found the latter was not going 10 die,
tried to stranele her. Death took away his
strength before he could accomplish his pur-
pose, and the girl has get well.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-04-17

resolutions denouncing Woods reasonable
politics, and saying that, cas- loyal citizens
ard soldiers of the United States, they de-
sire to escape the ignominy of suspicion
OF even the faintest sympathy with the man
who declares that loyalty to republic is
meaningless and indefinite term" and
that "we have no sympathy with his prin-
ciples, no respect for his character, and
hope the day is not far distant when such
traitors will he Stunned as lepers and out
casts" The more sagacious of the demo-
cratic papers are now making haste to re-
pudiate Wood and the copperheads gen.
orally.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-04-17
CAMBRIDGE MARKET,

Hcuhesiay, sprH
At Market. AZ Cate-mostly Beeves.
Prlces Of Market BeefExtra, $40 a 50; first unali-
~ 700 q 500; second quality, S615 a 0G third quail
lily, 50 90 q 800, ordinary. 5000
Working uxeu-S95 a 1I5.
Cows and Calves $50 IS a. 46
fe.rings, none; two year dds $50 a 81 three veal
olds, SD a. "a
sheep aud LANDSLIDE at market; prices in lotsSl 90
y so' eieh extra 5000, $50 az 800 Al a. Gle p rs
Hides . ~ SIC p ID. Tallow. s a stc u II.
Pelts $50 g 80 each. Veal Calves from 81 1890
Rcmarks-Therc about the same number ,of "a IL.
as iast week but the quality much better the bet
soi Tor ~ e 90 v 100 lbs, aud two pair of very super
or Cattle wore sold for SO y loo s. Sheep sold about
ene same as hast week fro 81 p b Mr. sabin sold
one lot sheared for 4. c. p Ii.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-04-17

A son of the Emerald Isle meeting a
count'yman whose face was not perfectly
remembered after saluting him cordially,
inquired his name. /" Walsh" was the an
swer. Walsh Walsh!n responded paJ-
dy, I" are ye not from Dublin ! know two
old maids there of that name--was either
of them yer mother?
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-04-17
HIGHLY IMPORTANT
TO FEMALES IN DELICATE HEALTH

nR DOW, Physician and Surgeon, Nos. and 9
~ Endoot Street Boston, is consulted daily for all di
incident the female system. Proapsus Uteri
the Womb Flow Of Abus, suppression aud other
al arrangements all treated pathological prn
cipe and speed relief guaranteed in few days So
invariably ceItaD is the mode of treatment that
obstinate plants yield under it, and the afflicted person
rejoices in perfect health.
pr. Dow doubt had greater experience In the
diseases of and children than any other ply siea
in Boston.
Boarding Accommodations for patients who may wish
in Boston a few DAYS under his IN atment-
Dr Dow since S45 having confined his whole Intention
practice, the Private Diseases aud
Female omplaints acknowledges superior in the s.
bah letters must contain red stamps or they will
be answered.
ofRce HouIs from A. " to9P.u. I6-1y
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-04-17
coMMIssloNERs. NOTICE.

nv f, the subscribers. being duly appointed by the Hon
w Probate Court for the District Westminster Com
souers to receive examine and dust all claims and de-
msnds against the estate OF FANNY FA.NSM ORTIZ, late
Of Rockingham In said District deceased aud also all claims
aud demands exhibited ia offset thereto; and six meHths
from the ih day of February last being allowed by sid
Court for that purpose do therefore hereby give notice
that will attend to the business said appointment
at the late dwelnshouse of james II. Mayo ia Rocking
ham, in said District the last Saturdays in April and
July. from o'clock L. VI until o'clock Z. NJ each Of
said days. :. W. WARNER, lcnr..
DAVID BUrfERPIELD, oo"'
JAMES IT. MAYO. Admir-. I'LL
March 81, 1853
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-04-17

Woop REpUDIATED.-Ferna Wood
has boosted frequently of his patriotic IN
terest in the New York Mozart regiment,
and the liberal sums he had paid for its out
fit. 1t turns out that be received from the
national war committee all and more than
he paid, aud now the regiment has passed
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-04-17
Estate of Russell $. osgood.

STATE OF VERMUNT, The Hon. PROBATE Court
nisT. WESTMINSTER, SIS. for said District To all
persons concerned, r sfn t'reeting
Whereas Esther VI 0sgood, guardian Of HELEN NJ 0S-
GOOD a miner and the Estate Of RUSSELL S. oS-
GOOD ockiu CHAM, in said district Decreased has
application said Court representing that II would be
beneficial the interest of her said ward to sell all the in
title of said ward in the real estate Of said decc
ed, consisting of dwelling house. out buildings and about
oneourth Of OF land in the village of Saxtons
River Roekingham, and convert the same INFO
ncy You hereby notified that this Court will decide up
said applca the session thereof TO he held at the
Office of Bepj w Dean in in said district
fst "wednesday MAY, A. d. 1863 when anf where you
may be heard in the premises If you see ct.
Grafton April 10. lG-lS BENZ. ". DEAN, Register.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-04-17
Small Farm For Sale.

THE subscriber offers his place For Sale in West
i minister Yt two mics from Bellows Falls aud mile
and half from Westminster Depot 1t is the Of the
Connecticut river, very pleasantly situated containing II
acres OF the best meadow Land, in high state of cua-
ton The buildings consist of good aud thorough built
one and half story house. and barn 80 A. With cellar
Both house and barn supplied with excellent spring
wafer running through lead pipe with rec-stono cstern
at the house There ha place great variety fruit
trees The bui all nty bsiit of selected
material. in the most thorough IL is Of the
best locations TO the Connecticut river any
wanting small place cannot fin better chance than
Is here offered CHARLES CHURCH
MestmnsIer. VI, Eeb. Is. lSH1 n
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-04-17
Certain Cure i'm all Cases,
OR NO CHARGES MADE.

DR. DOW is consulted daily, from A. n, 10 6
IL NJ as above upon all difficult and chronic diseases
every and nature, having by his un~eariei ae
and extraordinary gained reputation which
calls patients parts IF the country 20 obtain ssce
Among the physical IN Boston, s-and higher la
the profession than the celebrated DIR DOW No Lndicott
Boston Those who need the advice Of expert
surs-l physician and surgeon should give him n call
Ps DIR D. imports aud has for sale article called
tbs FEe"eb Secret orJs- nan fer 81 end rcd stamp
EO..Jn, Ag-i, 49,. gJ-iy
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-04-17
Estate of Hiram Wood.
STATE Of YER MONT The Hon PI

STATE Or tENMoNi rue iien, rIooate Sour,
D:.l- WESTMINSTER, s. = Tor said District 10 all
persons Interested 10 Estate of HIRAM WOOD, late of
Rockingham, in said district, deceased, Greeting.
Whereas instrument purportng to be the last will and
testament said deceased Wherein Benmin Smith is
nae has been presented 70 the Court here
probate You hereby notified that this Court will
decide upon the Paobate Of this Instrument, at the session
be held the oee of Beaj w BcaD In Graf
said district, the first Wednesday Of May. A. d.
1858, when and where may appear contest the sam
il YOU it, BENZ. W. DEAN, Register
Grafton April 10 lef3 1918
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-04-17

80 Western Virginia declares with great
significance for emancipation. The vote
for the new constitution in 20 counties, is
21,o74 forit, to only few hundred against.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-04-17
MelOdeOnS! MelOdeOnS!
r. ESTEY.


SUCCESSOR &c Messrs. EsTEY & GREEN, only
~ Manufacturers In this country Of the PERFECT MI
LoDhoN with patent lilrmone Attachment, BAGS panpsr
aud Manual Sub Bass.
The world wide these NEL0DEoNs have obtain
ed within the last few years evidence their SUI
peiorty all others We manufacturing come
thirty different kinds of these Instruments. and have
Gently added to our former large variety, the
SCHOOL HARMONIUM,
With without the Harmonic Attachment and Manual
subBass This lEstrument has equal of its size for
power and efficiency ID is really the desirable for
sabbath Schools Churches Lecture ROOMS vestries Pub
lie Halls &c that be obtained, the low price at
which is sold hrugs within the of the im
ted and supplies place which 1t has long been felt in
srument was peculiarly adaptei. Its size. conpactnes
power and beauty Of tone, and mpiicit Of
srueton and of viii once recommend
ii to every az being all That Is claimed for it,
n5-ESery Instrument warranted 4H1
- - - ~ - - FsssG
Prom the best Manufacturers New and Second Hand Tor
Sale, and TO Rent. ON the most reasonable terms.
UI-Address, }. EsTEY, Brattleboro. VI T. oa.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-04-17
Coat Makers Wanted.

GENERAL GOOD COAT MAKERS, and none
y bu good ones, remuncratise employment by
application TO q. Il. NEWCONB.
Bellows falf, Peb. a. 1903. o
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-04-17

.ACHoRAL DIsrLaY.-There was grand
Proral display on Thursday evening last
Eek, and is spoken of by our exchanges
over the country. At first it was a broad
Pa stretching over the heavens from the
prihwest to the southeast. Later it formed
narrow belt. arching the entire heavens.
ID varying in brilliancy shone with great
Fairness aud splendor, lasting more than
hour; it was truly interesting and won
Friui to behold. and witnessed bv many in
rs village with much interest and curiosity.
Pc Sal m Regtster says that " Dr.Holyoke,
P~ N his l0eth year, has seen similar
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-04-17

THE ELEVENTH Nothing
SO mean in relation to any of the Vermont
troops. has taken place, as the persistent
effort of the copperheads TO write this reg
regiment into disgrace as being sympa-
thizers with apprehension. One copper
head will make more noise than thousand
good, honest Union men, and hence the
false impression sometimes made upon the
public. We have no doubt that an over
wbelming majority of the old It'll, includ-
ing Co G, from whence eminates nearly all
of The pretended discomfort and "nig-
gerism," are not only truly and thoroughly
loyal, but utterly detest all traitors, either
North CT South, and are cordial and hearty
in their support of the President in bis ef-
forts 10 suppress the rebellion. Unfor-
tunately, Co. G. contains Seeding from
the old Argus, and it is well known at least
in tits section, that the poison once imbibed
from tina, source, like the bite of a mad
dog, is incurable. A correspondent from
the lth regiment, writing TO the Monfpel-
Ter Freeman, says:
/" In regard to the secesh paper printed
at Montpelier, called the Argus. containing
letter from the lih Vermont. signed "A.
G.. B., would say, that remarkable paper
we have seen-not so in regard TO the sour
rilous writer: we have merely heard of
him as serving a tour in the guard house.
x, ad his scandalous production, and then
Judge for yourselves as TO the truth OF his
statements. Will the people of Washing
ton County consent 10 be spit upon by that
miserable s.eet? The ] lth Vermont do
not boast of their superior courage, but
place the Argns office within twenty five
miles of Fort Massachusetts, and we will
convince the editor that his sentiments
would be much better appreciated in a
warmer climate"
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-04-17

nowyEE;s ERosENE OIL.
THE BEST ARTICLE IN MARKET,
AT HIDES.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-04-17
Attention, Farmersy
DIR. MARSHALL's
HEADACHE AND CATARRH SNUFF,

fHlS snnH has thoroughly proved Itself be the best
article known for curing the Catarrh Cold
Head and the Head che 1t has been found excellent
rcnsdy in many of eyes Deafness has been
moved by it, aud Hearing has boon greatly improved
by its use IL purges all distractions
Glands and gives healthy action to the parts affected II
recommended by many of the best Physicians,
used with great and satisfaction everywhere
More tnan twenty five years experience has proved
great value aud at this it stands higher eur
before.
large number of the most respectable wholesale Drug
gts in New York and Boston in Certificate signed by
them in 1864 say The undersigned having many years
been acquainted with DR.. Marshas t'atarrh snuff aud
Headache Snuff and sold in wholesale trade cheerfuly
state that believe 1t to be equal every respect
Recommendation given it for the Catarrhal affections,
and that it is decidedly the best have ever k n
for all the common diseases of the head.a
C-BEWAkE OF COUNTERFEITS "A fac-simile Of tho
signature of the proprietor CHARLES BOWEN is eve
~ bottle. 12-ll-ly
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belts twice before in his lite, neither of
which were equal in splendor to this. They
are supposed by philosophers to proceed
from the same cause as the aurora borealis,
though in this case there was no apparent
connection between the belt and the north
ern hight, broad space of the heavens, en-
tirely clear intervening between them. Blu,
as the arch declined to the south, the auro-
ra frightened up, end after its disappear
ance, shone with unwonted brlliance, shoot
ing up in vivid streaks toward the zenith.
and assuming various fantastic FORMS" II
certainly was grand scene," but hardly
equal in awlnlimpressiveness to that of the
winter Of 1886, when the whole world, as
it were, became apparently one red mass.
THE LATE CAPT. CLARK.-The St.
JoLnsbury CaIedOaian, speaking of Capt.
John 5. Clark, whose death we announced
last week, says: He was a man of ex-
cellent character, good abilities, pleasing
manners, and strong devotion to the good
old flag; and like a great many others
whom the present times have brought out,
counted not his own life dear to him If he
could be instrumental in crushing out trea-
son and bringing peace TO our land once
more. He has gone to his reward"
The AFFAIR AT WHITE RIVER JuNc-
TIoN.-A few weeks since we gave an ac-
count OF what purported TO be an assault
by the proprietor of the junction House on
one of his boarders. Since then an official
investigation has been had by which Mr..
Ban ron. the proprietor, is not only absolved
from all blame, 5ut it also appears that he
has long borne the outrageous conduc. of a
boarder, who, for his insults to ladies and
others in the house, besides the landlord
ought to have been disposed of long before
he was. Dution who made the d. turbance.
has been fined $40 and costs, for insulting
females, and on charge of assault, the case
was found to be so aggravating that the
justice declared il was beyond his jurisdc-
ton, and bound him up to county court;
the whole investigation showing that the
landlord was fully justified in all he did.
The affair was evid nifty got up by Du,ton
and confederate lin more than one scnse)
to injure the House, and has signally failed.
We are glad TO make this correction, and
to find the landlord and the junction House
all right. Several papers. we see, have
already made the correction, and those who
copied the first account from us, we hope,
will do the same thing.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-04-17

WHINING ToN.-The Wilmington Saw
inss Bank seems to be in most prosperous
coalition, according TO the annual report as
given at their regular yearly meeting, held
nj the Town Hall in Wilmington, March
were chosen for tie year: President-La-
ban Jones, Tice Presideat-O. Preston
Treasurer and Secretary--S. p. Fiagg,
Directors-S. p. Flaeg, A. B. Chids, o.
5 Alvord, +. +. Alvord G. X. Morse, G..
+. Davenport, J. II. Dix, John Patch, Jo-
seph Morse, Lyman Burr Finance Com
miae-C. \. Davenport, John Patch, A..
q. Childs; Auditors-J. G. Wilson, Jo-
seph Morse, Jno. Witt.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-04-17
IL Il MOvAL.
CHAS. H, ROWE.

AS Removed his business to Store in tho
II insraham House, VIII he viii be glad old and
new CUSTOMERS An assortment Of Jswelry, speetac es
shVerf ana Plated Tableware, Fancy ana Toilet Goods
stationery, &er constantly hand Watches Clocks aud
Jewcry repaired in the bsst manner
Chester, VI, April l, 1868 IA.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-04-17

Newcomb is DESTROYS of having all world and the
rest of mankind look his Store over bun, satisfied they
will find it unsurpassed by any in the aud that end
would iEvlte the public call him. whether they wish
to purchase ornot. Just look in
T.. e. NEyyCOMB.
bellows Falls, Feb "a, 1853. g.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-04-17
READY-,IADE CIoTuryc

al LOWtst Possible Prices, for Cash,
The adoption of the CASH SYSTEM being an absolute ne
ccssy owing 10 the fact that the exgences OF the tim
has caused dealers In market to sell for Cash.
compelling us to sell for what buy
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-08-07
Tslsgraphio News Itsns, 10.

4 Apor.1,uL rHnor prevails that Rosscsans 10 on bis
way 20 WstHiust'
NEwxA nrr h,ins loaded 81 Clavelspd, OHIO, With
P-rq oun, Hrd 70 30 ~ Eng al By thu Lsk,t AID
Wri.nd LAnsL
NEVADA territory hs. e. bsr IL silver, va ued at
~ ,SJ5 81, to the United staes Caintan Comn.Is-
sion,
"D,uS rY .JUupIRs" 10 tho term applied 10 those
.ls mssp b.. o., Of e.Ag'lLs a. snbat!tu1ta ard
pAnn ns away vhtp ,hey &c. tbs nsonsy.
lHE !. ssons rcclpt VI the hctsls at HiASsTs FXlh
q. said oIce,d hat VI Az, 10 nef year. The h,tsl,
,Ie n lIil AID luun Lg over. vi'ttols vssS NIped
ss., Iom ths CO act on SATURDAY.
TIN Eup rur Of the French has ordained . unIvrr-
sal fah,l'tion Of Auf u!iursi aud ludustTiAl fro-
aurts 10 iAks pl,ce II PAn, nom NAY day, lso', 10
the end OF the tot,o~ine s'pt' 'mbsr.
PvusBteepds, company of 'iI'y neros, havr
arln,d thtIns Iv,s in nic 'tor OF rtot. The au-
thorities have placed Ask poundsr in tsnt OF the
Court hOnse.
A TuRls.paper tells cuJtous story Of an Engll'h-
man " ho recently tell yvertoard from ttsaneI Ss-
tve~n LtAhorn and Genoa, and Who uAs picked W
AftsI . swim OF ten hVo aud halt.
De. How. ar Csnoil County, Illinois, lately In
ehpIGs =. tbs ksuaAs essatA Aed oaRpAssiasI
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The C'r~n,,,i t,k-rrr ruhlsbes the hror rins
'rcfH N!ek.bus corrrponaspt3
t'.te' - vel e,tshtbeA. And the ci''-rps Of thw
y. >r.i +, /. &C ceumsnas, u he ro.t, .ni hs isud
', ",h- r'r.~" otip, rhe r~p'c S"o,IAliy are ,.rr
'... .4s - I'D ali ,hs, end'd few vc B.. .so to
- m hnile q 9 f.ds',cy' .re MS .,aine
% % IS fie51 hoo ;s' ,sSssi "sf , 10 ~;
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AZ he Il II q fv ,rt r IL mitrr % 70 tnot se-
.'fe no hias' 90 MATT 40 e'oicc ,h;t'c
h.,th. -, III h,a aed s,r.h 4 -,a,u.S scui
p " tacn oyor' h.'e "-ar' 'rgi~, 80 b.
o. 'r4't ~. ell ~ - ut " -.r, ra5wsi
s,d .h ~ ,or1. e- H. ,S,se,1'i I'm shA Ian n
2 -. 90 ~ rtI: 81 1sN non,~. To- uot
.yu,'h o! ,hs ~ tsr thi, ~, re, -bo hrv been
l..u t',,.ri N 'hc a. of /. on.,rsn, - .I,.nd
y ad'r testr.s, hsy- p-v.- rec i-,d q, th' hand'
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s.s .vpi uofe o,sI than ktatJcsy. she .ul never
u. a. A'r hsnu ,INiu
no. ss nn JIaq;oq :. "a J.sisas s, sp, a!
t.snotn 'anun. St-rpau htd about 9t.eno uisn, The
,..e. nsi ~u, 5000, 40, I'D not dare gt.s he
-. retreat sad N, ~ II "a men on. Weir
l.E va 'rr,Ac biov hs ..rf ndu iihe
,.'t -" o. y. -dnIr ~ 81 paro'li's hri1 here
e q ... bon tak'u No n. 10 tay uv'h,.S 4 tte
Va; ~ ase, ~ sou'i i.syo bsh \, pi n oody,
N.s 20, .iucd to "or's AZ h"t" tom ncln \ It
J., "a III. ,Np ne i .svcd. aud n, msfs ehctt o.
Z s',u a?',. Ihr ret, -ne,'e AZ W. is"d
thst ~t AeusABc ttul-s i~tter tor them 10 hsvs
sur rL-e. go uuon..it.oaAiy. Thcu he, could have
sooi'o cd h,'I ir-ti, y, ,hc, have u.aily 81 is
tc; 80 " h'u hoMes, thIr' ,ui;h. 4 t"' nev.i o
'i-n 20 - army sssn, T. nss io.s ,..r, hop hl.
bhr'n Ia return - are cCs,fuyius Jackson aud
49, q. -'tt. iesd'u. IN 'hogc the mission va.
- cmv. w. q" fu tr the Amy WI nov bc,whN
l. mn" ,e-e', :, - ,'t'l Troop. esve s'en 49, 50,
a. | ~ Z 4
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LOCAL NEWS.
NEW YORK AND ras VICINITY.

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