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Daily national Republican., 1863-08-20
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1.a,.a ;nS :. ssss. Ssss: !;ssss !.ssr. II ss: i
tseath street. Good wales paid. aa lh.e
WANTED. "a QENTLfMAN WHO
wv hsdsinj jsn - ss$ = tas:ush.s.
sivss. Address, Bos II, 81 iris osaes. sui4-st.
VIANTEp,-3 GENTLE1SAH WITH
:nslI aud. q ,ss cs,sSI & son S1's e. VIZ ~
s!tN -: -! ;ss a ... 8 :. = ~ SdsSH; ;,,s.s SH.ss'
FOR SALE OR RENT.
NOR gALEX-sA BAHHRH DOING A
arst-ciass army business. Address q. r., Re
5aS,issp oAee., ,rg0in lsIIk y JlHsnso-fts
1TOR YALE, dOR 7WfLEtEXCHANGE
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as az ss9 :ss: s::ss: 3ss,;; 3sss;
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nLEASANT 4FVRN9eAED, ROOMS,
~ With scssd, aAy b had ~ ~ Wet strsst'
vSofHyyoMn neiSnts: - -. L.....ss.l
no LET. .---FIRE.PROOF BRICK
We ~.''s'.:' a.''. osszb:si Fl 6 Is dssss
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y ''.lp'-rC CL.O 20 LOYHINlG. 4 !lIIi i N.l' 50,
At =! GSsT .; ~ ToR .Iss,s, THE THE
OF opposits po CITY Post Once. jyH
At CobT.--6UR IMMENSE STOCK
IA, Of C,sthias - GA ferths neat s,xsy <sys.
90 n O00TWE ORRRR our CLOTH
IN ing ~ nest sizsy days.s1ts grlJ,igN
fE 2. COST ron HIxrY sDAYs,.AT
|. a y sNlTH, 4 BEALL's, 9e1 SEW
s ;5::a S:oa.y III 81 e.p sSi''a 0;sas
AT TIE PE6FEEss7 CLOTHING
~ sisss is III :.' '.s Y
DOYS' CLOTHING I'VE ARE NOW
M in rsssipt Of q laVs ssoeemenyef noyG and
90 81 As p1ssst r ssoe e. afs:s "a :ohool wear,
" ~ WALL, sTEPHEEs ! o.,
329 Pennsyivania Avenue, bstwecn
H gi,4il.Jg az .. "a MAIN md Isah streets.
spr to-tnt lst.t 4 lntell 10 iaaaas1lI-
DAR0AINSl 'BARaAINSl GREAT
10 BARGAINsl--In order to reduce our sum.
mer stsck, We have decided to run o6 our stock
lot Cloth1n0 at cost, foB the next sixty AAys, at
SMITHS ~ sevsnih street, opposite ciT Post
S-cos. kS.- ----SS.s--
CLOTHlNG FOR ALL AT HNtTH's,
~ 80 Seventh stress. laNrs9 ,orU 81 jyi%
lNOME ONE, COMElALb,NAT 7
~ SMITHS, lso seventh street, to get your
clothing. - jyn
lOLOTHING FOR ALL, AT SMITHS,
~ - nsyssth street, ' 2 Sahf5is jyiA
lOALL AND SECURE SOME OF THE
ss:%s % s:Fs.in' y slotaAiAs a shlrHk HI =
IOLOTHINd AT GREATLY REDUC.
lAED psissi, q sAITEY e ssysath p, lyit
lGLOTHING AT LESS THAN NORTH.
~ ern prices at the Peoples Clothing store, ~
esventh streee- LLagl sIsIA5 jyn
INALL eOON'ATJ. BRUCE q 90. g,
md :;.if; ;SH; q =: En- b. ssrs.i1; 1
|NENTfAlkNN'S CLOTHING. 1--WE
lN have nov IN ,tore full stock q 0satlene.t
.4slAy 0Sscseee, na.ia:e. eofea. 49, eails, AM
ID with the same degree Of nssnsss, style, and sls
s.a', :. Il n,as Y IL Sia:si srr pHxrs / CO.. !.
~ A, SaA PsnasytVsais Avsuus, bssWssn
| Ninth and Tenth strssts.
INRRAT BARGAINS IN CLOTHING,
III st SMITHS, <so Seventh street. W. jyi4
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-20

MORE LABoRERs AHRvED.--Abouto one hun
drsd aud seven workmth, embracing carpenters,
blacksmiths, whceiwrights, and ssddiers, arrived
last evening at soldiers Retreat. Forty-seven of
them were from Port Deposit and the balance from
Philadelphia. DO aA' ''i ~ ~ .s' aA'S
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-20
PROFESSIONAL.

DRNsIoNs, B0UNTIEs, e .,1 q"
.As sAd I,s Mas IA sas C5sIMs N
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-20
BUILDERS HARDWARE AND TOOLS

'u boiLpEnS hhNOW AM AM Aooks'
Pianes-Bench, Sash, Plow, Bead, Rsbbet, &c.
Chiseis spd GuAgss--Ffrmsr, sockct and Turner'S
braces md Bits,
Braces without Bits, extra Bits,
Hammers, HAtchets,
Hand, Psnnsi and Rip SAWS,
Gin,lct-pointed screws-iron and brass
Locks and LAtches,
Knobs, Eseutcheons, &c.,
Pulley, Sash Cord, Saw Sets,
SQUARES, Bcvels, Levels, Compass saws,
Hinges, Butt, wrought, strag, and Hook,
Hinges, H.sps-s, 8 and 10 inch.
Door shesves, Door Rail, Bell Pulls, Sc.,.
Nail, and Spikes, cut and wrought,
Sc., &C. .,
AGENT IN the Dlstrisl Of lC0lupbis for
:" putnam hammersed Horse Nails,
D,auond stare Horsp shoes,
&C and Pn Horse and Mule Shoes,
auiS-sm
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-20

sx.sHrso TuINss.--L. Q. Stevens and J. B.
Maddox, two soidiers, went into the houss Of Nrs,
Wolfe, ON Thirteenth street. last night and invited
some Of the fair ones there resdins 10 take walk
to procure soms rcfreshments, which they declined
doing, hsving other business, They then COM
mesced general onsiAught, on the furniture and
crockery. The police being notified, arrested the
two men and conveyed them to the Central Guard
house. This morning Ms. Wolfe appeared before
Justice Ferguson and made the charge aGainst
them. The Justiee aned them each Sio. ,1Ii
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-20
BLAcKsMIrHs AND wHEELwRIeHr MATE.

BLAcKsMITHy AND wHEELwRIGHr NATE
-'7 ~ RIAL.
Hubs, spokes, Fellses, Circles-oak, ash, hickory,
elm and gum,
Shafts, Poles, singletrces-osk and hickory,
Axles, common and patent, Black and Bright Flip
tic Springs, Axle Boxes,
Nuts, Washers, Ferrules, Mallcable Castinss, Fell
loe Plates,
Phiiadelphia and Eastern Carriage and Tire Bolts,
factory prices,
stump Joints, Axle Clips, Top Props, knobs and
Buttons,
Anvils, Vices, Horse Rasps, saiths Files, Han.
mers, shoeing Knives,
Bar iron aud stool, In every grade and size,
Enameled Duck, Drill and Muslin, (st msnufae-
turers' rates,)
&c, So, &C.
CABINET AND UPHOLSTERY HARDWARE.
Hair Cloth, 10 to % Inch,
Green, Brown, Blue and other eolorsd Canvas,
Tuft Buttons, all oolors,
Tufting Twine,
Upholstefers' Hammers
Tack Hammers, .n
Mess, Curisd Hair, ~.
Upholsts,srs' Tseks, Light Tseks, '..rr'
Finishing Brsds,
Brass and Iron screws,
mind and Window Fastsnings and Trinminss,
Cassors-Bed, Chair, Table, and socket-lrsss aad
Iron, r. .rr. ~.
Back Saws, Eseuteheons, r-- -rH
Screw Rings, 40. ..
Drawer, Cupboard, TIL, Cheat, Box and Trunk
Locks In great variety. ..r
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-20
TELEGRAPHING.
HARDWARE.

-. 4AxA4N( w xAlGlls
John r. ELvANs, -
u b. o. Pr'n D. H'fF@ a- i..u..f
nIl .y JOHN r. TLvANs sr
.7-'i JOHN \. ELvANA
300 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
800 PENNsYLvANIA AVENUE,
sos PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
WAREHOUSES; c sTREEr NORTH, AND 81
Buu LOUISIANA AVENUE.
METAL WORKERS STOCK.
Consisting in part - below
Lead, In pigs, bars, shsets, and pipe,
Tin, In pigs, bars, and sheets,
Zinc, IN pigs and sheets,
Copper, In ingots, bars, and sheets,
Iron, band, sheet, and plate,
Steel, Cast tsquarc, round, and octagcn) Machine
ry, (round) Tire, spring, Blister, se,
Galvanized Iron, . ~
Russia sheet Iron,
Galvanized strap Iron, ....,..
&C., &c, &c.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-20

ON A sPRsn.-Marls Morse, whose name u
well known in police circles, left her husband
and went to Bladensburg where she qusfFsd too
much Of the ardent. She returned very much In.
toxicsted, and was arrested By 0fncer Parkhurst.
She was taken to the Eifth ward station and con.
fined in the " "loek-up." ..T '.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-20

BAD Bors.-oflccr Devaughn yesterday ar
rested two boys, named Jere Clements and Johnny
Murray, for stealing q hrrse and wagon. They
were dismined, but were soon brought up again
for lighting, They were committed % the work
house for thirty days. A Houss Of Refuge (h we
ha ~ would have been better. .-.5 ~
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-20
!. . THEDRAFT.s ]:

wnA,yno Farm for s.ls q shh oalsesr
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-20

"A DISTINGUISHED ARREsT.-A man who gave
his name as Tom sayers, and says he II the gcnu.
Inc Tom, was prrested, last night, on suspicion.
He was confined in the Guardhnuse all night, and
this morning was fined by Justice Ferguson. His
real name 10 Richard Tuney. ..
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-20

. TaE CALHOUN CAsE.-This case, which We
reported some days since, has now taken another
turu. Yesterday II. A. Smith, Of Georgetown,
went TO the Provost Marshal and stated that hs
had sesn Calhoun seu his pass to Iredeli for 90,
Capt. Todd ordered Calhoun to he confined for
hearing before Capt. Merritt. This morning Ire.
dell stated thst he had bought the pass from Cal
houn. The Captain ordered both to be confined
until he can fully investigate the casa. A. II 10
noax. fhh caae lonka vary mnhh mlxAd.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-20

In A DYING CONDITION. Boston, {
oolored man, was picked up at the foot OF Capito
Hill by uineer Parkhurst, Of the Eighth prscinct
and was apparently In dying condition. Ne Wal
taken to the station.house, whence he was re-
moved to the Contraband Camp.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-20

Tn oalz p,.s: xst.Iys .. psrsA:::. ..!.. e.: !:
d N =. HALps IndlA nueeel Naesh6ugS ~
ssrSe9SI I,h7 N hsI no 1lfgil no mar se-A
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-20

MORE LIoUon sELLERs CAuaHr.-Thres sa-
loot kecpcrs of the city were brought Into the
Gusrdhouse this morning, charged with selling
liquor to soldiers. Their names are p. Herman,
Pat Murphy, and Samuel D. Houck.' They were
required to leave $40 each as security for their
appearance tomorrow morning.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-01-23

A first class physician always a, hand.
II is pleasant thing to have n Doctor in
he hou>e,lt he is good one, of the right
school, aud you Are sick, but to have 1--we
Doctor quartered upon you all the time has
its objections. Take a hint, purchase a
case of Doet. Giiford's Homeopathic Cura-
tives. you then have the matter in your own
hands. II you have any question about it,
Try the curalives on small scale, are you
suffering from headache, congh or CT ID,
dyspepsia, rheumatism, biliousness, piles,
fever and ague, caiarrh, or any other Of the
different diseases for which lie has prepared
medicine, buy box at p cts. aud decide
the question On the merits of the medicine,
sold by o. F. Woods Bellows Falls, and
|. N. Thorn, Bratteboro, Agent. Sent to all
parts Of the country by Philip Lee. 1876
William street, New York. See tliai his
name is on each bcx.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-01-23
NE TO FEMALES.
Dr. CsarcScmaaR,s Pills

rTIE combination Of ingredients in these pills are the 70
result Of along and extensive practice They
in their operations and certain in correcting all Irregularities
Painful Mensruations renewing all ohstuetcns wheth.l
from cold otherwise headache pain in the side palpitn
ton the heart whites all Affections hy sericE
fatigue, pain in the back and limbs Sc disturbed sleep
which arise from interruption Of nature.
DIR, CHEESEMAN'S Pills
the commencement Of era in the treatment Of
those Irregularities and distractions which have consigned
many premature grave. No female enjoy COOS
health unless she is regular and whenever and obstruction
takes place the general health begins to decline,
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
are the effective remedy known all eomplan
peculiar Females To all classes they invaluable
ducing, with certainty periodical regularity They
known to thousands who have used them at different
RODS throughout the country having the sanction Of
OF the most elnitent physicians in America
Explicit directions stating when they should be used
with each boxthe price 81 per box containing from 80
Go pills. g# &0
Pills sent by mail promptly. by RENTING to the propre
tor. Sold by Druggists generally,
r. b. HUTCHlNGs, Proprietor,
20 Cedar ST., New York
O. T. Woods Agent Bellows Falls C X. Villas fape
Mil tiiiage; A. R. Juhnnot, Walpole; {. Hills Keene
Z2ly
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-01-23

THE BATTLE AT SPRINGFIELD, Mo-
Farther particulars of this fight are received.
The battle lasted thirteen hours. The en-
envy numbered 5000 picked mounted in
fantry, with two riAed guns. The expedi-
ticn was fitted out on the Arkansas river,
and mar lied at least fifty miles in twenty
four hours, >kirmishing with our scouting
parties most Of the way. The enemy opened
fire on the town without giving notice 10
remove our sick, women or children. Our
forces, consisting OF Missouri State militia,
Iowa troops, enrolled Missouri militia, con-
vaIescents and stragglers, numbered $500,
with two old iron howitzers, one iron g.
FOUNDER, mounted on wagon wheels, and
Two brass 6-pounders AT Fort Lyon the
enemy were badly whipped. Gen Blown
WAS treacherously shot from secesh resi-
dence while leading a charge.
A dispatch from Gen. Warren, dated
Houston. Texas County, 16h, says the en-
envy are in full retreat toward Arkansas.
Marmaduke's (rebel) force in the HATS
vile fight was between 1000 and 5000
strong. Their los was about 500 killed,
v oanded and prisoners. The famous guer-
lila, McCoak, was among the killed, and
the notorious guerilla Porter was badly
wounded.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-01-23

In 10 ckingham, Jan s, by Rev E. G. Bass Mr. CALVIN
LAWRENCE and Miss HARRIET A. ELLISON, both Of Il.
In Plymouth, Dee %, Mr. SANFORD r. MORRILL, Of
Compton, g. E., and cELESTIA HUDSON of Plymouth.
In Paris at the residence of the American Minister Mr..
Day ton. Dec %. by Rev. DR.. McCiutock, WM D. HOW
EfS Esq of Columbus Ohio, American Consul at Venice,
and Miss ELINoR G. MEAD, daughter OF e. G. Mead, Eq
of Brsttleboro. VT
In Wilmington, at Pettee Titus Hotel Jan g. by Rev.
Mr. Ballou. Mr. NEWTON L. STAPLES and Miss GERTi f
r. LAMB, both Of Newiane.
In Putney, Jan. IA, by Rev. Mr. Dwight, EVERETT W.
TAFT and L0klNTHA NJ. BAILEY.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-01-23

GREELsY.-A day oriwo since gentle.
man introduced himself 10 Horace Creole,
at Wizards Hotel. Gaao
upon Mr., Greeley's remarking that he
did not remember him, although his face
seemed familiar, the gentleman answered
:" belong in New York. Twas in Tan ma
ny, but you We're not, Which Mr.
Greeley promptly replied; You are right
! have been IN a good many dirty places
put have kept out OF that QUE His
Tammany friend thereupon subsidized.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-01-23
Died.

In this village Jan, i, Hon. JOSEPH COCHRAN. aged
g years formerly Of New Boston H. and formerly jus
tice Of Police Court in Manchester, n. H.
n II papers please copy.
In Chester Jan Is, JOSIAH DANA Esq. aged IS years
and IL months MIR. Dana had long been resident Of
Chester and shared largely in the confidence of his
men, which manifested By repeated elections
eral ipartan Offices in town, the duties of which were
faithfully fulfilled by him
In Rockingham jan 90 Of eeston Of the liver, Mr.
JOHN H. FARI, agel IS ears months and 70 days
In Rockinr ham. an 10, ROYAL GRANT, aged 49,
In Charlestown, N. H., Dec. 20, Mics SUSAN JOHNSON,
aged II years.
In Ludlow JAM 10 GEoRGTR S. son of Charles $. and
s. A, Parker, aged weeks and days
In sfeld Dec o. Mrs, POLLY S., wife Of Joseph
D. Williams ESD, aged y years
IN Brat leboro, Jan 8, Of dipheria ELLA only child
of Joseph ard Della A. lder, aged years, 6mos al
In Vernon, Dec. 49, CYRUS II son of Alexis Newton,
aged 20 ears, months and days
In Marlboro Dec. 4, NANCY NJ, wife of Elliot Halliday,
/ aged 80 years
in Dummerston, Jan. :, Mr. JOSEPH NURSE, aged so
years.
In Chesterfield N H. Jan. T. of consumption. ISRAEL
THOMAS, Of Aaron and Grata Thomas aged q
jacksonville. Ohio, Aug 81 Mr.. ASA ROB ms, aged
6S years of the late Nathaniel Robbins, Esq Of ia
maics. We
in Saratoga N " Dec IS, MELISSA, wife Of Abial stod-
dard aged 81 years. daughter OF the late Nathaniel Rob
bins, Esq, of Jamaica VT.
In Alsead N H.. Nov 3d. Mrs MARY, wife of Nathan
iel Richardson, aged IS years.
In Wapoe, n, H., Jan. of consumption s0pHRoNIA
NJ, only daughter OF John and Emily Barnett, aged 10
years.
in Westminster West, Jan Il FREDERIC. of 0rman
and Adalihe Holden aged years and months
: Too fair for earth,
just fit for Heaveun
in putney, Jan Is, of membranous Group, MARY ELS
ABElH daughter of Jerome and Cynthia Bailey aged
year months and days
Sweet little Mary has passed away,
And new has gained that blest abode
Her soul has left its house Of clay
10 dwell forever with its God.
How sweet how peacefully she slept,
When death lad closed her bright blue eye,
And softly kissed her pald lips
Which smile that could not die.
Death the beauty thou didst give
5se That marble brow so pure and fair,
Around it shone heavenly light,
Such us We tfeam tde angels wear.
And now VIC know her spirit form
Folds it, starry wings in heaven,
Fer angels bore her back TO God
treasure lent,-but was not given
In Woodstock Dec IA of diptheria HERB ET{T OWN,
only child of Owen and AngeliNe Raym Of Reading,
I aged years. i month and IS days.
| In Chester jan 10, Mrs. MIRaTDA DUNCAN aged IS
years, days vt Chronicle please copy)
! In Chester, Jan. 10, Of diptheria, fLAvILLA GOULD
4 aged years.
4 In Chester, Jan. II, of dipthera, ELLA NJ. HARRIS
4 aged u years, months.
In Chester, Jan. IS BYRON JETS, member of Co. e
/ 9th Vt. Reg, aged 20 years.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-01-23
CAMBRIDGE MAIsAET.

At Market SOS Cattle-~mostly Reeves.
Prices Of Market Bcef-Extra SEQ (d T75; frat qna
Y, $3.50 q s5N second quality 50 30 q G00 third qua
ity. S400 q 40; ordinary, $780,
Working oxen--S00 4p 90.
Cows aud Cayes-S23, % a AZ
learlings none year ODDS 500 C co. three year ods
8 0tlQ o.
Sheep and Laubs.2200 at market; prices in ots4 0c
e 81 each extra $780, 600 q 60; AZ 90 g u ID
Hides, u q Sc - ib Talow, Sc y rb
Pelts ST rs - 100 each Calf Skins q 0c - Is
Remarks.-There good supply of stock this week
Sales quick and last wo5ks prices fully sustained for
the best quality averaging 81 q so ID Some few
lots Of slim Cattle sold rather lover but the
sales about the in prices Sheep sold quick al
70 q SOC b cwt higher than last week
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-01-23

The Chicago Times a violently dsloyal
paper, has, 10y an almost unanimous vote,
been excluded from the Chicago board of
Trade, and its commercial reporter denied
the privileges of the rooms. The merchants
also refuse TO give the latter commercial
information.
A boy eight years old fell through a hole
in The ice, al Athe,s. n. Y. recently, and
affer hoatjng under the ice for Gistanco
of ll2 feet, was taken out, alive and con-
seious. The little fellow kept his hands
clasped tightly over his mouth and nose SO
that no water entered his body.
days since, on which the revenue stamps
cost $50.
An Irishman was wounded in one of the
Virginia battles ; while lying helpless on the
field, a wounded man near him set up a
terrible howl 'Shnre, what are we making
such a divl of noise about?" says PAT
+" do you think nobody's kilt but yerself?'
A Mr.. Bonner, msmber of the Nilsson
ri Senate, in speech en- the 10th inst. or
the duty of the hour, thus strongly stated
his abhoiance of traitors. North ard South
= Sir, we have not only armed foes to battle
against, but traitors in civil life, who have
not the pluck to take their chances on the
battle field, who whisper words of treason
10 the ears of loyal men. Sir, could hav
my way would bind the rebels in arms and
rebels in civil life, who gave aid and comfort
TO them. hand and foot, and on wings of fire
would speed them down 10 their native hell
and let them abide with their father, the
prince of traitors"
| Charles Sumner was offered serenade
in honor of his reelection TO the Senate
out he declined the compliment and request
ed that the moey that would have been spent
in music should be given to tho Hospital
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-01-23
Important In relation to stamps and Inter-
nal Revenue.


nal Revenue.
The following important sections of the
revenue law should be read and understood
by everybody:
SEC. 3. dad be 1t further enacted, That
no Instrument, document, writing, or paper
of any description, required by law TO be
stamped, shall be deemed or held invalid
and of no effect Tor the want OF the partc-
ular kind or description of stamp designated
for and denoting the duty charged on such
instrument, document, writing, or paper,
provided a legal stamp, or stamps, denoting
a duty of equal amount, shall have been
duly affixed and used thereon: Prorided,
That the provisions of this section shall not
apply TO any stamp appropriated to denote
the duty charged on proprietary articles.
SEC. 4. And be 1t further enacted, That
all official instruments, documents, ana pa
pers, issued or used by the officers of the
United States Government shall be, and
hereby are, exempt from duty. v
SIC. ). 4Atd be 1t further enacted, That
the 95th section oil an act entitled An act
10 provide internal revenue 10 support the
government and TO pay interest on the pub
lie debt" approved July Isl, 1862, be so
amended HAT no instrument, document, or
paper. made, signed or Issued prior TO the
fist day of March, Ammo Domi,i eighteen
hundred and sixty-tEree. without being duly
stamped, or having thereon an adhesive
stamp to denote the duty imposed thereon,
shall. for that cause, be deemed invalid and
of no effect Prouided, That no instrument.
document, writing, or paper, required by
law TO be stamped, signed or issued without
being duly stamped prior TO the day afore-
said, or any copy thereof shall be admitted
or used as evidence in any court until le-
gal stamp or stamps, deno;ing the amount
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-01-23
STATE or VERMONT. Tile Hon. probat

ST ATE OF VERMONT, Tile Hon Probate Court
DIST, WESTMINSTER S S. for said District To al
persons interested in the Estate of JAMES 0'D0NNE1L
late of Putney in SAIL district deceased testae Greeting
Whereas Walter P. Richardson administrator with the
will annexed of said deceased, has made application in
writing said court representing that it would be here
ca the heirs aud all persons interested in said estate
cell tho whole Of the real estate Of said deee sod situated
in said Puney and being the farm of which said deceased
seized and possessed and convert the into money
int here the consent and appreciation in writing for
Of all the heirs and deyiees of said deceased and
Of the guardian Of these who minors You hereby
notified this will decide upon said application
the session thereof be held the office of BENZ W
Dean Grafton in said dis rict first Wednesday
February 1853 when and where you may be heard il
the premises If you fit. BENZ. W. DEAN, Register.
Grafton, Jan. 5, 1863 80
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-01-23
For Sale at Auction.

THE FARM known as the sFRENcH PLACE."
Il in Grafton, w. will be sold at Public Auction,
Saturday, Jan. 81. 1868, Mt 1 O'Clock. II. NJ.
the premises The Farm contains about $50 suit
ably divided into Woodland Pasture and Tage dwell
ling house bitk also and buildings
upon the place and situated about mile West Of
Houghtonyie, in Grafton.
The sale will be positive and possession be given pri
Isl, 1868.
Information respecting terms Of sale &c may DO obtain
ed Of l. G.. MEAD. of Brattleboro.
January ID 1863. g s9 ISL "a
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STATE or yERMo sT, | 4

STATE OF Elk MO = H. { Tue Hon Probate tou1t
DIST. WESTMINSTER s. s. for said District 10 all
persons concerned Greeting
Whereas Gardner Upham, guardian Of Charles A. Beniss
Mary H. Bems and Shepard Is Remis, minors and
Benjamin Belnis. late of Windham deceased, has ma
application in writing to said court representing that -
would be be beneficial to said wards TO sell all their interest
title the real said deceased situated in
said Windham, and the into money, and
ing license sell the You hereby notified
that this court will decide upon said application at the
thereof be held at the office of BENZ W Dean, in
Grafton in district the first "Wednesday of Zebra
ary D. 1868, when and whore you may be heard in the
premises if you fit. REM. w. DEAN, Register.
Grafton, Jan S, 1868. 35
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DEATH or Rev. Dir. LYMAN BEECH
er.-Rev. Dir. Lyman Beecher, for wears a
preacher of great emine2ce in Litchfivld,
Conn.,, aud in Boston, and for ten wears
President Of Lane Seminary, Ohio, died in
Brookly, n. r., on the morning of the / Ith
inst. in the Ssh year of his age For
some years previous to his death, he had
no pastoral duties in charge, and resided as
a parishioner of Rev. Henry Ward Beech
er's congregation in Brooklyn.