Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-07-31
Local Matters.
Town Caucus.

Union tucil Vi NochinSuatii, WITHOUT
Jon of political parties, are requested
at Rockingham Centre, on Satur.
,e 9Th day of August next, at
p. NJ, for the purpose of electine
delegates to attend the County Con-
Ut Fayetteville, on the 18th of Au-
xt, to choose a Town. Committee,
any other business thought proper
let.
By order Of 7oaea Committee.
3O, 1868.
E draft list of Springfield last week,
e of d. O. Gill was omitted, and
lie of C. X. Labaree should have
th Springfield instead Of Weathers-
DR.. Osborne, of Felchville, whose
ps omitted from the list in Reading,
the select"
ess men should remember that the
privilege to postmasters has been
except upon official business, OH
cir letters will be forwarded with
HIS due" Postmasters themselves
frank such of their own letters as
u post Office business. Members Of
ss can frank their own letters, same
1stoiore. but all letters to them must
paid, same as to other persons.
Y C, B. Stoaghton's wound proves
eriOus than was supposed on his ar
pme, and for more than a week he
n closely confined to has bed in a
ID room. Several eminent surgeons
Examined him, but do not seem to
4 to the extent of his injury. AT all
M Il is very severe, and the loss of one
ns too probable, if, indeed, the other
Rred, which is now strongly affect
9npatly with the other side.
i Moore's drug store was bought by
lsYohnson in connection with Geo. w.
il instead of by The latter alone, as
inferred by our paragraph of last
We understand they intend 10 make
: repairs and will fit up the inside
make it more than ever before, con-
It3or a first class book and medicine
Nould acknowledged the receipt of
finter," for July, monthly publica-
noted to the interests of the "Art
vAtive of all Arts" executed in very
~ ss,.I~, ~--I 900 ees~.-.e-d :. .e tho
kthe craft generally. Published at
Eork, by John Greason &c Co.
ha C. H. Knapp, of Stratton, a.
fetuned soldier, discharged on ac-
n severe wounds, and still lying pale
baciated on his bed, from which he
! rise without assistance, on being O.
bat he was drafted, replied, Il shan't
A. go at the call of my country"
- three brothers who have been or
M in the service. One is a Captain
Bth regiment.
xsit Ter in the Montpelier Freeman tells
y story of Hon. Prosper Merrill, of
~ e in connection with the draft. Ii
hat in consideration Of the pay
4 $50, he insured DIR. ]. p. Osborn
81 Pc draft. He was presen; on We'd
ma when all but five or six had
- Fn, was rubbing his hands and feel
generally about the escape of the
3the DIR. was drawn within two of
. sould. of Andover, was drowned
3A9 h inst. He was about l6 years
d a son of Josiah Gould. He
hg at the time, and getting int a
as carried beyond his depth.
Puyers are reported to have been
Fe in st. bloomsbury and vicinity,
OF the wool in that sections has
s7ed up at rs cents per pound.
'sRermo''t Record, Brandon, says it
J ) ceived the TINES for two weeks.
account for this, as they have
we never intend to cut off
Ranges, bat are sometimes obliged
Dem half Sheets" in order to
me sudden and unexpected de-
e dislike to do even this, though |
hee;s of course contain all local
matters, which is most wanted.
Perhead at SALISBURY, who bias
himself obnoxious TO loyal peo-
red the other day that he would
n look upon the old United States
eupon number of the people in