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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-03-27

George Simonds (policenan) sworn
Witness is certain that he put the money
in the valise and locked il, and when he LETT
the room young man calling himself a
surgeon or surgeons assistant, remained
When witness went for physicians he found
this person at Tire Washington House, end
he stated that he had no Instruments, butif
an artery had been cut he thought be could
take it up; and witness tod him to come
with him. Witness had been to several
physicians, four or five Of whom had re-
fused to come. Witness is certain about
locking up the money. Officer Nichols took
it from tie vest, and witness counted it and
found il TO amount 10 S6Si. The young
man, whose name is said to be McNaugh-
ton, is the same person who represented
himself rs reporter. He left McNaugh-
ton in the room with the deceased.
Joseph Nichols, (poIiceman) sworn-The
person did not say that he WAS reporter,
but that he was going TO make report of
the case for the papers. Mr.. Nichols corr
rotated the testimony of officer Simonds in
reference to the counting and locking up of
the money. s y
Mr.. Pratt recalled-The deceased dur
ing his spasms would say, 30, dear !" and
30. srsIp 4stha -a
The knife with which the deed was com
milted was here exhibited by Sergean, Mil
stead. Ii is an ordinary two-blsded pock-
ct knife, and covered with blood, the small
er blade having evidently been the one
used. a 1an AlNH
n
was present at the bedside of the deceas ed.
Witness does not know whether McNaaeh-
ton got the money. He represented him
self to be connected With an evening paper,
and took the names of the parties present.
He took the names of the surgeons.
Officer Simonds recalled--Wnncss left
deceased about o'clock, leaving McNaugh-
ton in the room.
The effects Of the deceased were here
examined, and in his valise was found a
supply of clothing, military books, &c.,
among them his discharge, which was sign
ed by Gen. Heinizelman, and which showed
that he had drawn S479.05 from the Gov.
ernsnent yesterday.
DR.. A. Patze sworn-Witness found de-
ceased alive when he came, and sewel up
wound. Wines does not think that any
large artery had been cut, and that the life
of The deceased would have been saved il
aid had been procured Immediately. When
the witness reached there, young man
(lcNaughion) was setting al the table, and
put witnesses name down, saying that he
was reporter but witness was suspicious
OF him because he did not look genteel
enough to be reporter. 1t was about A
or o'clock when he dressed the wound.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-03-27

EFFECTIVE STRENGTH OF VT. REGI-
MEsTs.-Below we give the effective
strength Of the Vermont Regiments on the
morning Of the date given, as appears by
returns in the Adjutant Generals Office.
The column of present" includes those
reported present for daty" and those on
f" detached service
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-03-27
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The Tim e -.
BELLOWS FALLS, MARCH ~, 1868.


e. 1t is wonderful to see the changes
among certain class, since the success o.
the negro regiment in Florida. The Wash
ington Star heretofore one of the most Bit
ter opponents Of arming the negroes, now
says, " 1t turns out that the United States
has no more orderly, and well conducted
troops, in the service, than this same negro
regiment"
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-03-27

orr Government might well take pattern
from the Mexicans. II ia also an idea upon
which all who are sending boxes TO the SOL
diers should, and doubtless will, improve.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-03-27

MAiNE.-At the late election in Angus
ia, Me-, The Republicans gave their can
dldate Tor Mayor exactly the number of
votes they gave for Mr.. Lincoln in 1860
Notwithstanding they have sent hundreds
ct volunteers 10 the war. Their majority
is Id more than in 1860.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-03-27
Benjamin w. CIark.s Estate.
STATE Of VERN0S ,. The Hen Probit

- = y @tt tsfO y { TIC hut 7 =, f17
DIST. or wESrNTNsrER S s. fJr said Distrlct, ,ni
persons interested in the Estate Of BENJAMIN W -
Ase Of Westnairs,er deceased. Grsna-
You are Lereby notified that this Court will deeils
he allowance Of the account of George kust ~
ratcr o. said estate, aud decree distribution OF @
tnfohg the persrns eutited thereto, at the sstsoh
curt 70 De lcld at the Office of A. Stoddart u -,
1enai IN sSid district. on the first "Wednesday = n
\. D. 1888, when and where you may be heard u '0'
iseslf you see fit. -
BENZ W uB4S, Esfis E
Grafton. March L tas7 lF
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-03-27

Which do you prefer, the destruction of
our nationality ,oiM slavery, or the preser-
Walton OF our nationality without sL,uerua
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-03-27

Clerk for the 45;h year. lie first held the
office in 1919 and has retained it evef'since
with the exception Of one year. He is now
seveniy-nine years OF age.
FIRE IN Extraordinarily morn
ing. at 5 o'clock, the millinery and fancy
goods store, of Mrs. Andross, in Murphy's
building was discovered to be on fire. Our
citizens pitched in and after some difficulty
succeeded in exlinguishing the flames, not
however, until nearly the whole stock Of
goods was so damaged by fire, smoke and
water as to be comparatively worthless.
NJ. AnGross informs us That the goods were
worth about two thousand dollars. Insured
in the Western Massachusetts for fifteen
hundred Bradford Telegraph.
Rum AND RAscALIrY.-Chase Avery,
a young man eighteen OF twenty years Of
age, with half dozen aliases, hailing from
Sandwich or some other place in New
Hampshire, hired a team on Friday last of
Ryland j. Mack of Haverhil, to go, as he
said, to North Haverhill. After trying in
vain to sell his team at several places on
the road, he came to st. Johnsbury, and
leaving his horse at the Passumpsic House,
hired another of Mr.. Remick TO 60, as the
said, to Salem. The next heard of him he
was offering Mr.. RS horse for sale in Cam
ada for $50. Detective Sheaie of Derby
Line sent word to him that he would take
the horse at that price. Youngster took
the bate at once, and coming over the Line
Mr.. SheaIe arrested and lodged him in Jail
at St. Johnsbury where he is now awaiting
trial for double trespass. Cause of the
crime-rum, of course Caledonian.
ACCIDENT IN NewroRT.-A man en-
poyed on the Pile driver in Newport, was
badly injured on Saturday last. The men
were engaged in hosting a pile, and the
man was standing on the end of another
below, which was lying across a log. Un-
fortunately the stick gave way and fell across
the opposite end of the one on which he
was standing, when he was standing, when
he was suddenly thrown into the arr some
fifteen feet, in the same manner naughty
boys sometimes throw up frog, by bal
ancing him on a board and then striking
the other end with stick. The mans arm
was broken and his head considerably in
jured.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-03-27

Archbishop Hughes of New York, when
called on by the Assessor for his return of
silver plate, liable to tax under the U. S
Revenue law,iendered ta0elve thousand and
forty ounces, with the remark: You need
not exempt me forty ounces, the country
requires all the tax
The Richmond Dispatch of the 18th, is
disguised because Cox, yallandaham &
Co., don't stop talking against the Pnritans,
and 80 TO fighting against them. All loyal
men are Disguised with the cowardly fell
lows for the same reason.
At Centreville, Montgomery county. Ohio,
few days ago, coppethead meeting was
to be held in church. Before the hour.
somebody raised the American flag on the
church, but two very malignant copper
heads tore il down and crammed It into the
stove. They called themselves democrats,
of course.
The country has met with great loss in
the sudden death of Major General Edwin
V. sumner, which occurred at Syracuse, N.
T., on Saturday, from congestion of the
lungs, after few days sickness. lie was
a native OF Boston, and entered the army
as private in 1919. He served in Next
co with distinction, and rose through all the
degrees of rank to the highest by earning
promotion. His services in this war are
fresh in recollection.
A. l.. Raumfort, democrat, was elected
mayor of Harrisburg on Friday by SO ma
Jority. Democratic loss, 250.
p. Metcalf, Union candidate, was elected
mayor of Erie, Pa, on Thursd ~, by a ma
jority of IA.
Al the local election in Easton, Pa, last
week, the entire Republican ticket for hor
ough officers was elected. The Rppubi |
cans carried the Councilmen in all but one
Ward, and the Justices Of the Peace. &c.
During the past year 1913 persons lost
their lives on the different railroads in
Ohio, SO of whom were walking on tie
track, 10 fell off the trains il motion, III
were struck by bridges while riding on TOP.
and were passing from car to car.
Potatoes are selling at Atlanta, Ga. for
$50 per bushel; at jackson, Miss, for $50 !
at Bangor, Me-. for 50 cents.
Since the successes of the African sol. |
diers in Florida, the War Department ba
had perfect stream of petitions pouring in |
from officers who desire to be transferred
10 the command of such soldiers.
Three of the ablest Wisconsin Demo-
cratic papers have repudiated the copper
head faith and declared in favor of SUM-
porting the Government.
Mrs. Dustin, lady in New London
Sonn., few days since, died of the dropsy.
Within the last eighteen months DIR. Fran.
els her ATTENDANT physician, performed III,
operation of tapping tsentysfonr times
and in all has taken from her nine hupdrao
and seventeen pounds of water, a little sbor,
Of four barrels in bulk.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-03-27

/" Unquesiiona bly, the best sustained M.
Ofthc kind in the NorId.v
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-03-27

VoICE OF THE SoLDIERs.-Some Of
the New Hampshire regiments took a vote
on the day Of the election in that State and
in every instance there was an overwhelm-
ing Union majority, as usual. If the New
Hampshire soldiers had voted in the late
election the Union majority over the cop
perheads would have beer over 5000. The
vote of the 18th regiment was as follows:
Gilmore and Hartman, $40
Eastman, 27
This was Col. Harriman's own regiment,
and all but ten of the Union votes were
cast for him, Hartman himself being alb
sent It the time. In the 9th, Col. Titus
regiment, a vote was also taken with the
following result:
Gilmore, III
Hartman, 2lO-32l
Eastman, 81
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-03-27

Z Up in Hampstead n H., the other day,
the following call for " corcus" was pos
ted =
1868. DEMOCRATIC CoRCUs. n
The Democrats of Hemstead requested to
meet at the schoolhouse IN dist. No. / on
Wednesday March forth to chouse candidates
for the coming election March the 10.
Per order. town
commity.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-03-27
Majority,

This is an emphatic expression of tie
'patrioic opinion Of the soldiers upon cop
perheadism, and will be so considered BY
all save these WHO are too coppery to be
convinced shert of bayonet.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-03-27
Majority,

Thus we have the voice of the brave men
who are fighting our battles. The total
vote of the above three regiments is thus:
Union, 1861
Democratic $50
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-03-27

During the canvass, the copperhads re-
ported that vote had been taken il the
l4th, with small majority for Eastman.
This was an absolute falsehood, and so at
tested to by letters which we received our
selves from members of that patriotic resi-
ment. But the regiment having heard of
this lie, did take vote Except one Coz
with the following result:
Gilmore, 3I9
Hartman, l5I-470
Eastman, 1872
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The volumes bound constitute of themselves ib,,
miscellaneous reading such not he found Ia ~
compass In any other publication that has come une
fFrSfe v, ,sxter e. . l.
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NIsw.yuRK DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY, OCTOBER ls6&

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tsr, Port Royal f. B. Nictsnon, A.. Blue simmons Beau
fort Bentley Smith Co. PsmyIs, Lubher Beaufort Mnr
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