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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-06-05


to jeff Davis is printed in the Free South,
dated May 30th:-
HEADQUARTERS DEPT OF THE SoUTm, }
HILTON HEAD, PoRT ROYAL,
April Esd, 1868. J
JEFFERSON DAVIS. Richmond. Va. -
The United States flag must protect all
its defenders, white, black or yellow. Sew
eral negroes in the employ of the govern
ment in the Western Department have been
cruelty murdered by your authorities and
others sold into slavery. Every outrage of
this kind against the laws of humanity which
may take place in this Department, shall be
followed by the immediate execution of
rebels of the highest rank in my possession
man for man. These executions will GER
tainly take place for every one murdered or
sold into slavery, worse than death. On
your authority will rest the responsibility of
th barbarous policy, and you will be he
responsible in. this world and in the world
TO come, for all the blood thus shed. In the
month of August last, you declared all those
engaged in arming the negroes to fight for
their country to be felons, and directed the
immediate execution of all such as should
be captured. | have given you long enough
to reflect on your folly. / now give you
notice that unless this order is Immediately
revoked, l will at once cause the execution
of every rebel officer and every rebel slave
holder in my possession. The poor negro
is fighting for liberty in its truest sense, and
Mr.. Jefferson has beautifully said, In such
a war there is no attribute of the Almighty
that will induce him to fight on the side of
the oppressor." You say you are fighting
for liberty. Yes, you are fighting for liberty
to keep four millions of your fellow beings
in ign rance and degradation liberty to
separate husband and wife, parents and
children, brother and sister; liberty to steal
the products of their labor, exacted with
many a cruel lash and bitter tear; liberty
to seduce their wives and daughters and to
sell your own children into bondage; liberty
to kill these children with impunity, when
the murder cannot be proven by one of
pure white blood. This is the kind of liberty
the liberty to do wrong-which Satan,
chief of the fallen angels, uas conteuding
for when he was cast into he'll.
have the honor to be, very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
ID. HUNTER,
Major General.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-06-05

Oh, that we had such government
rs Daniel Webster wrote to John Taylor
about-one switch does not Cypress you,
which does not bear you down by oppress-
i've taxation, but which holds out to you
and yours the hope of all the blessings
which liberty, industry and security can
givep'-Manchester Union Democrat.
So we should have but for such fellows
as your late political allies, the rebels, and
such fellows as you who sustained them in all
their deviltry previous to the rebellion. in
Kansas and elsewhere,an in all their guilty
red handed treason since Uarenaont Euqle
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-06-05

WAR NEws.-No great war news this
week. A battle has been fought near Port
Hudson, in which the rebels were badly
defeated and they retreated. Vicksburg is
about the same as last week, Gen. Grant
having carried all the outer works and the
seiee is still progressing, and there seems
to be no reason why success will not attend
his efforts soon, and in the meantime we
should be patient. He has already taken
5000 prisoners, and over so cannon.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-06-05

Women are at field work in n
because so many men have DON,
field elsewhere.
Gen. Rosecrans has orde,.a !,
officers now prisoners of war IN =
ment to be placed in close CONN.,
the Rebel retaliation threats ar. :
The patent medicine clergym,,
City, whose "sands Of life have :.
out" has taken a new lease of "a.
body has sent him a halt bashel .
express, not prepaid.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-06-05

QUoTA OF VERMoNT.-The quota OF
Vermont, according to private advices from
Washington, in the coming draft for 300,-
600, will not be large being stated at 2000,
and it is quite probable that this will be
filed by volunteers, and thus the draft will
be avoided, it is less than regiment to
each congressional district. The lst district
will frrnish GO, the 2d 7O7, and the Sd
GA. The requisite uniforms have already
been ordered from New York.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-06-05

New HAMrsnIRE.--The Legislature of
New Hampshire met OF "Wednesday and
was organized by the election Of the Union
Candidates in both Houses. William Z.
Chandler Of Concord, was chosen speaker
of the House, and Hon. Isaac W. Smith
of Manchester President of tie Senate.
Uriel J.. Cummings of Cornish and Col. ].
W. Robinson were elected door keepers.
1t was expected that Gov. Gilmore would
be inaugurated on Thursday of this week
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-06-05

/" Southern man." and declaring that his
friends would avenge his death. On step
ping upon the platform, he gave last look
upon the crowd, saying "This is my last
look-let her slide" In a moment more he
was in eternity.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-06-05

MAssAcHUsETTs.- old Massa-
,chusetts was the first to respond with troops
when the rebellion commenced, and now
tIuetoher glorious record, she furnishes
the frstpregment of colored troops from
theifree states. and already has 600 more
enlisted for the second regiment. Her
frst colored regiment sailed from Boston
for South Carolina on Thursday of last
week.
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tomciall
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF INTERNAL REVENUE,
Washington, May IS, 1868.

" 9"'o WY w. 'c3 iOoc' J
SIR:--In reply TO your letter of the 9th
inst, | have to say, that the provso to the
9lst Section of the act of March Sd, de-
clares that upon such portion of income as
is derived from United States securities, a
tax OF Il per cent only shall be levied. TIC
glue full force and effect to this special pro.
vision of law, whenever any persons in.
come is derived partly from United States
securities, and partly from sources subject
to duty of 3 or per cent, it will be nee.
essary and proper that the exemption Of
5000 allowed by law, shall so far as posi-.
BILE be deducted from that portion of income
which is subject TO duty of 5 or 5 pei
cent, before trenching upon the portion
which is subject to II per cent, as derived
from United States securities.
Yours, respectfully,
EDWARD McPPERsoN,
Dept. Commissioner.
THos. Z. POWERS, Esq,
l.. 5. ASSESSOR,
Woodstock, VT.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-06-05

Missouri PoLITIcs.-A late dispatcl,
from ST. Louis says that returns from the
interior show that Emaneipationists have
been elected to Gil every vacancy to the
State Convention, excepting Sterling
Prices, in Charlton county. The senti-
ment Of the State is rapidly following that
of st. Louis
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-06-05

; The DRAFr.-Although the enrolment
Is new in progress, it will not be necessary
for any one to take measures to establish
bis claim TO exemption until he receives a
printed notice that he is drafted, when he
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-06-05

has ten days before he is required to appear
at the office of the Board of Enrichment,
where all classes of infrmity, &C., win be
duly considered.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-06-05

LEvIrY on THE ScAFFoLD.-A young
man named James Vaughn was hung at
Kansas City, Mo-, on Wednesday of last
week for bushwhacking. He was twenty
three years of age. On the scaffold be bore
himself defanily, proclsining himself a
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-06-05

A Springfield correspondent of the ST
Louis Democrat publishes large number
of extracts from letters of secessionists in
Illinois, going TO show that formidable prep.
arations are making in that State to resist
the draft, secret military organizations
&c, having been formed for that purpose.
Yet many say Vallandigham's talk was
doing no harm
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-06-05

The CoRcoRAN-KIMBALL INvEsrIe.-
TIoN-The following is understood 10 be
the verdict OF the Court Of Inquiry in the
Coreoran-kinball affair. That Lieut
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-06-05

The following decision of the Internal
Revenue Bureau will be of considerable in
terest at this time, when SO many of our
citizens are investing in government Sc
curites -
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-06-05
BELLOWS Sails Ginrcs.
BELLOWS FALLS, JUNE s, 1888.

.. NJ. Pcstewgiii & Co., No. 81 Park Row, New
York aud State Street Boston, Agents for
BELLOWS FALLS TINES, In those cities and authorized
10 take Advertisements and Subscriptions for
Lowest Rates.
=. r. Niles, scollays Building, Court Street, Boston,
ss also agcLt Tor us In Boston
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-06-05
MANCHESTER, CosS y,
SIR IL used Of year 3

w. L. BRADLEY, Esq, Sir ~ used Of yeas 81
phate last year, four bags, mostly on tobacco VIII
little other manure. My crop was good, It grew nj
though the land was not Ia a high state oil eudysl
most cheerfully give my testimony In favor Of I'd
Phosphate over ali other fertilizers, and shall use
antiy next season. Yours, truly, SIDNEY
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-06-05
NEAR FnEprsrk, Essnsgscy Go,

WV. L. BRADLEY, Dear Sir:-I have used Co |
Phosphate of Lime for several years past, with NJ
cess, and last season ii proved PAL tisulary sat{
acres OF land which was more than ordinary poof
was treated In the folio~ing manner: On onshN
piece used Goes super-Phosphate, at the ran d
to the acre on one other half Peruvian 0uanC At !
rate, and sowed with wheat. On the Eve serp. al
used Phosphate, had at least twenty five Der =
wheat, and the berry much larger aDd nicrr |
than where the Guano used and sIsD the straw
heaviest where the Phosphate used. | have used
Phosphate in different ways and on different crops. u
results have been highly satisfactory.
Very truly, yonrs, JOHN II, pETRl
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-06-05
Goes Phosphate Al
MANUFACTURE nr
WILLIAM l.. BRADLEY M.
WARRA NTED GENu,y

MI
DEAD the following testimonials s,O,
III have used it, V@
FROM HON. MARSHALL p. w,rns
DORCHESTER, IA,
DEAR SIR:--I take pleasure In enclosing a..
alton some facts In regard to the compaya,,,
super-Phesphate Of Lime, purchased oil Won y,
Experiment., on old Aioicinr L,01
This land was divided into three eaual la,
Of an acre each, aud dressed as follows:
No. with one-hslf cord Manure, valued a, y
No. with 100 lbs. Gusno, valued at
No with 100 lbs. Goes super.Pho ph.ts =,
Lime, valued at
Experiment nth Carrots
This laid was old swari land, turned ma, NJ
was divided into three equal lots Of oneeighto
No. l. with one and one.fourth cords Manu,,
valued at xHJ
10 ~ los Guano valued at lal
'''uea AZ lSI
Experiments on f,ro acres Of old AfeadUv
This land had probably never been plowed M,
month OF August last, the brush, brakes nv
eaaen on, ehe sou reversed, and the surface mad
practicable. IL wss then seeded down u;,1 |
and red top seed, with 400 lbs. of your phos,s1
10 the acre. The seed came up we'll. ana a, ~
grass is so luxuriant end thicsly set, thar +, M
ton at the distance of half mile or more 49,
grass not be winter-kiled with ice, there will ~
tine crop next summer. In this instance A. ny
the economy of the Super Phosphate over -
yard manure Is evident, the expense Of the -
more than the expense Of earting would have h.s,
hcient quantity Of stable manure to prOdue. M :
The super-Phosphate Of Lime Is therefore a yas
ulizsr In the reclamation and renovation Of Oh !
meadow lands, and especially so, where lands m,
are located a mile from the homestead.
Super Phosphate of Lime Il valuable articl. h;
the growth and increasing the fbrous root, Of !,
and grape vines, and when applied ia liberal ID,
the roots on the size aud beauty Of fruit Its n
full ss fertilizer for cereals, grasses, and yey,]
from experiments made heretofore, have hope,
prove preventive Of the blast upon SEEDING y
sud the mildew on peas, and other plants su6,s
diseases. .Ht
As quick, and also as a durable fertilizer I,
many proofs In past years have ever eousid,r'
Of the most economical manures in USE
Yours, respectfully, MARSHALL T. Vi
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-06-05

|. WIN L. BRApLgr,- Dear SIR Above you i
names AMI Recommendation of your Goes snpsI
OF Lime. They are residents of three different I'd
OF the Phosphate was sold 10 farmers out Of The
! have not seen them since l received our II
have asked, gave me their testimony in It's favora
fully. Yours, truly, sTEpHgsl
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-06-05

- prTsfiELp, Mass, De- |
We, the subscribers, bonght the last season 4
Agent ofCoe's Super Phosphate Of Lime. and n
great satisfaction. We believe it an economical !,
sruiizer. Il. HAWKINS,
GEORGE CLARE
CHARLES I. Br]
s. w. LINCOLN
JOSHUA S. TlLI
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-06-05

NAPLES, Mb, NOV Il
MxssRs. KENDALL g. waIrSEr,-Gsnts.-I pej
you last Spring Peruvian Gusno, also, 'sCoes Il
phate Of Lime, and have tried one experiments!
as could, testing the comparative value Of thesl
filters on turnips, and send you the result sna1
take deep interest in these matters, aud wish 4
your customers with what will be for their inter'
chase.
The ground upon which the experiment was 2
one-half acre, hut I'VE calculated the result bG
the comparison being more readily appreciated.
1913 lbs. Guano. costing SIG gave s26 bushels i'i'
acre.
556 lbs Phosphate, costing $3.50, gave s35 bushes
per acre.
Thus you see, that little more than half The MOI
pended for " Goes Super-Phosphate of Lime, s''ea
yield than almost double the sum paid for GusDo
but one trial, and does not prove he thing beJ ona
but it certainly tells we'll for the Lime, 20 iar M
trial Is concerned Yours, SAMUEL l. fhM
Boston, April 2S, 1868
The Phosphate is kept for sale IN Bellows ~ u
ARMS & WILSON.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-06-05


Wx BRADLEY, - Manufacturer Of Gers Sig.
phdts AT Lime, Boston You inquire concerning
per-Phosphate of Lime. l ordered half ton aud q
TO my corn With good results. My manure being
for tabaeco, ordered half q ton to supply the 4
On transpianting my tobacco, l ordered a single 4
Goes Phosphate to be applied to each plant, ADD I
IL, taking care to cover the Phosphate with eat
amazed at the result. On this land there had HI
nure except the Phosphate. They were the bes
perfect plants in my whole piece. In future ina
two applications instead of one, and think II vii
like the application to the plant after the plan
and the secoud application when the plant Is bali
want i've tons TO start with this season. which
seen as you please after the 18th Of March.
Yours &c, Dir. ALLISON ,
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-06-05

DASv1Lg, W., Dee
The undersigned has used Goes super-PhosphnI
for several wears past, with very satisfactory !
bought eight hundred lbs the past season, wild I
the hills of corn, potatoes and ruta bagas Il d
crop Of potatoes and turnips My corn was alsou
doubled in amount, with more than three times II
of pumpkins In fact, believe that the extn
paid for the Phosphate used on my corn crop.
JOSEPH CuM
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-06-05
Important Document--Gcn. Hunter
TO JcG. Davis--IIOw he proposes
10 Ketaliate.

The following letter from Gen. Hunter
to jeff Davis is printed in the Free South,
dated Nav 31th.-
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-06-05

The election Of Democrat in the fourth
senatorial district of Illinois, indicates
loss to the Democracy in that district of
The New York herald., 1863-10-28
sALER At AUCTION.

uCTIOv SALE or HANDSOME FURNITURE.
N COMPRlSlNi THE EklIRE ELE0ANI PAkLOH,
CHAMBER AND DISiku h0OA ~ uRNITUhE,
SUPERB BkoNLEs MARBLE AND PAklAA ORkA
MBNTk
MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD PIAkPORTB. AC,
THIS DAY twRpsEspnWy Pys ,;oYy h.uri xT Two O'CLOCK.
At the res d~nce No is2 Wet rwent, street, near
RUSSELL W. wEsrcorT. Aactioueer.-rhe furniture
In part
RICH PARLoR FURNITURE RN SUITE
SUPERB ROsEw ODD PIAkOfORrE bToOI COvER
French plate PirIsni Aantei Mirrors and Pier
Tables wood Eia mirror bacxs splendid coll@c
ton o. Paintings b. Lsnirc, Maacn Ego. Huntington
anu other eminent artiss.
DlNIS0 ROOM CHAMBERS AND NURSERY
Rosewood edsieals. ia esus W as stands sup,r Hair
and Spring Maress"s oval Mirrors Turk Lounges and
III airs Extension Table Bi- with Dui nv
Room Fmninr OF every description. rich Silver Mare
French and India CHINA Crystal c,t ass Ivory ant RL
Cutlery. Ac with large quantity of ell Furn
OF every decrip,ion not enumerated which must BE-
ined TO be APPRECIATE psrlies q 70
this sale positively taxing placr shine that
every thing VIII be 40 4 without reserve
The New York herald., 1863-10-28
A UCrION NOrICB.-J. LEvERiCu TARoEY.
MAGNIFICENT n6ussIioLo FURNITURE
Ar PUBLIC AUCTION.

ON THIS DAY, WEDNEbDAf, OCT ~
at the ee ant residence OF Burnham, ~ West SIR
teenh street. between rith and sinh avenues;
at II ocock Tho anctionecr III call particular
attention HIS friens aud tie public IN this c the
logue comprising the largest richest OF hoaAn
auction this Tne urniturc al 10 order
for the present ss months ago. of
the best Description and IN excellent order
DRAWING ROOMS.
Superb sets OF Brocado Curtains Cornces Bands And Tas
sells mAich embroidered Curtains Broaae and Or
nolu cha 10 ers magnificent Koom Bois overcd
with 81 Drocade OF the rcbest description, via rHz
tes Sofas Arm Reception ani Oval Mack Chairs Otoms
ktaRrre Secretairc and Bookeass Centre Tables Canr
Encognurs, Console Tables eoony Chair. Uooe In
snperb 40 res China Vases msbt bron StstnASy,
Cole Holy Family by Sellers Fruit and Flowers BY Ken
se,t; match Pantinis Landscapes by liolnesn: slso
number OF Cabinet Paintings on copper; Velvet Medallion
Carpct bronze npd ornia Coch Card and other Tables,
Mandolin pla, ipg eight dNc tuner.
KOSEW DOB PfANOFORrE STOOL AND COVER.
sperior instrument made to order Tor the owner
by city makera - -
DINING Room.
patcnD Dining Table, Co cb~s, Arm Chars elegant OH
Painting. GlAsswsrr, Deraners. 8obl~ts Chanpsgnes
Wine and Lemonade rub ers; Fruit Celery and Preserve
siands sets of FINGER BOWS. ruby and parlan rbic
Punch Bowls gold Liquor Sets an China Dinner sets
decorated Tea sets ~ solid silver Dinner and
Bets Silverwnrc Coffee Uin Gas Cake BASKETS kapsn
Rim spoons and FORTS Ivory handled Table CuiI"ry,
Lounges ana Chairs, covered In Chambers
Dressing Bureaus, Bedsteads Wsrdfob"s Commodrs A..
moirea glace, Hair Mare,s"A Feather Beds blankets,
Counterpanes Ac Also. Basement aud Kitchen Furn,re
The New York herald., 1863-10-28

Xo- CAS- or SHg niongsr ratsius ruH
= RVS T~>~<s - Orercssss "a &c ~ o. us !. sse
csth .ssss tSs sprsas wet sysns u e..as lg y
The New York herald., 1863-10-28
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The New York herald., 1863-10-28

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The New York herald., 1863-10-28

YOUNG .0pYfcgR In The Army WISHES 10
IN epaa encs ~th good oohin, and &C
ssmpnsbsd youss hdy between tbs age o eishteen and
eosssset gssss esios, csrses ae vis,s and sd@vess
IAeat rr.nk Cosc sccond New Yorh srtisvy fot Ger
essna. Weaknesses, y. "
The New York herald., 1863-10-28

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The New York herald., 1863-10-28
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The New York herald., 1863-10-28

DOTH wARD-llTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICr-REGU-
LO lar Democratic candidate for Assembly, for the
Eleventh Assembly district. Twentieth Ward,
JAMES GIBSON.
The New York herald., 1863-10-28

9TH WARD.-AT A REGULAR MEETING OF THE
LII Wad Committee OF the Thirteenth ward held at Lin l..
hems Hotel 40 Nd street. Tuesoy evening October
~ the necessary committees were appointed after which
the meetn adjourned to meet Saturday
October 81, at ~ ocloCk WM REGAIN, Chairman
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