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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-07-04

SECRETARY SRwARD ON UNIox LsAu6is.
"A great Union League meeting was held IN
Brooklyn, N. r.. March 16. Secretary Ssw.
ard was invited to bs present, and sxcussd
his presence thus: s7-.''N
II regret that cannot attend your naest.
ing on Monday evening Coon and organ
ize your Union Issagus. 2 Write ont the bond
in bold, broad, and anmistAkAbls hand. 1T
whomsoevsr will, bs they aold or young. q,
either eek, Of WHATSOEVER nation o. race siG9
It. Let each subscriber take . c~rti6ca>p ~,
membership. ffame il in the cosllirst mennes,
he can afford, suspend it conspicueusly T. IL.
saloon Or in his cabin. preserve i witA ~
ears amiser bestows on bic gold. and beq19eih
it At his death to whomso~vsr ~ lovsl bepiy
The diploma will grow in value % ysaIo ri
away and happy generations ssecesds eeAh
other in tho glorious land NJ have iphegitsA
Only those who are physically asaive ~
Athletic can secure to thalnselves ,the grqetsfl
honor Of having their names bosse -, ,thsi
muster rolls of ths army and navy ~ ~
United States. which l am surs win neYsS ~
suffered to perish.o Thoss e ~ u wham ~,
privilege b denied, through ~. or ip6Emi(y.
arc unworthy Of our svlasionsbip, 70 ths Asgose
Of our country If We do not with our voieeQs
our votes and our tseasures sustain IT, F.:
the irials Of the camp anaitb be1epge1s r., :,
battlefield, console thsis fauailisa = NJ ~.
and inlthsir psivatioas. end willinG pssIys
wpsaths 70 crown, When their asgyic
the rstujning soldiem of ftsedomh dsfpds1 q
tho Rspuhlic, and savioss of The Upie !. & !,
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-09-04

lows Falls at the Island House, on the 18th
of Sept, where he will remain to the Goth.
On the 3lst of August, he is at the Brat.
tleboro House," Brattleboro, where he re-
mains to the 18th of Sept.
TRENTON, n. j., Aug. 2g, 1862.
This is to certify that ny daughter, hav-
ing been afflicted for the last eighteen
years with deafness and discharges from
both ears, caused from scarlet fever
paced her under the care of DIR. Rowe.
Now she hears quite distinctly, and the
discharges from both ears are entirely
stopped. From my intercourse with Dr..
Rowe feel justified in recommending him
as gentleman well versed in the diseases
he makes a speciality of.
nErrTFf 81 CALEB SAGER, n t-s
Steward State Lunatic Asylum.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-09-04

In Rockingham, Sept 2, $. L. BILLINGS, Esq aged
IS wears.
In Weathershed, Aug. 20, of diptheria MARTHA,
daughter of abb N and Leonora Going aged 10 years
months and 10 days.
In Wardsboro, Aug To- Mrs. SARAH widow of the late
Jason Morse, sged IS years.
In Wilmington Aug 81. after illness of thirty-eigh
hours, LUCY ANN aged 10 years oldest daughter of MIR
Willard May.
In Dummerston, Aug IA, DR.. SEwELL WALKER, aged
&C years.
In Chesterfield, N. IL, Aug. 4, Mrs. ELIZABETH c.
THOMPSON, aged 46 years.
In Brattleboro, Aug IL of dipthera, EMILY E. daugh
ter Of Moses and Emily Wtham aged years months
and q days
In Bratticboro. Aug. 10, WILLIAM DEXTER. son Of
Dexter and Charlotte Cune, aged year and months
In West Bratt!eboro, Aug 4, ADDISON C. STEARNs, a
member of Co. d, 18th Vt. Reg, aged % years.
In West Brattleboro Aug. IL, SUSAN CLARK widow
Of the late Hon Samuel Clark aged "a ii
In Brattleboro July 81 of typhoid fever. DWIGHT p
son of Ephrsiuf Moore of Dover aged % years lie
a member of Co. F, 10th Vt. Reg. 6. - ta.
10 Grafton, Vt, June 18Th of Erysipelas Mr. GILMAN
W. STILES, aged 80 yeara.
In Chester, Sept l, JOSEPH DUNCAN, aged 81 years.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-09-04

tNENT CoUNsEL.-The hearing in
inland & Burlington Railroad case,
Fnced in this place at Hon. ii. +.
hton's office on Wednesday, and the
Illegal talent, not only Of this State,
pm abroad, are engaged by the vari-
Rrties in the suit. Among those pres
Wednesday, we noticed Hon. III. f.
ton of this place, Judge Collamer,
ANDREW Tracy and Gen. p. T. WASH
y Woodstock, Hon. Levi Underwood,
Phelps and Geo. f. Edmunds of
bgton, Hon. f. f. Woodbridge, men,
4 Congress elect, from the first district,
-ucius B. Peck, Montpelier, Judge
sg of Brattleboro, Pierfont of Rut-
Briggs of Brandon, Stewart of Mid
q. Dwight Foster of Mass, Paul p.
pf Boston, w. NJ. Eyaris of New
and some Others whose names we did
rn. 1t will be seen that this list en-
some of the ablest lawyers of the
n, who of course are not employed
fees, and if there is anything left
land & burlington Railroad when
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-09-04

STATE OF VERMONT, AZ PFobats Court held
DIST OF WINDSOR, IS, at Chester, within and
for said District the 21th day OF August A. ID. 1863
Present the Hon Henry Closson, Judge
An instrument Pnrportng 20 be the last will ana tesla
ment OF SALLY STUART, late of Andover. In said dis.
trct deceased being presented here by 10.
sEPH DODGE the executor therein named for probate
Ordered ~ said court that all concerned there
be nohet 70 apper az session Of said court be
held AZ the Probate Office in Springfield In said district
the 2ist day OF s-ptemi n. lS and show canse, II
any they may have against the probate Of said wilt for
which purpose IL further ordered thas copy Of the
ord OF this order be published three weeks successfully
the BELLOWS FAILS TIMES prat.d at Bellows Falls In
this State, as soon may lie.
true copy OF Ieoord
(3689l Attest, GILBERT A. DAVIS Register
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-09-04

Mr.. Williams having majority of all
the votes cast, was declared the nominee,
and motion by Mr.. Bridgmsn to make it
unanimous, prevailed with but few excep
tons. The usual committee was then APP
pointed to report a list for Justices of the
Peace, and they reported Russell Hyde, A.
S. Campbell, Wyman Flint, Cyrus Locke,
ID. X. Barry, @. nj. Dorand, Franklin
Severens, Ziba Cfapin, L. Z. Hubbard, and
John Baker.
Mr.. c. b. Eddy moved TO strike out the
name of Wyman Flint and insert the name
of Gates Perrv. Mr.. Bridgman opposed.
A very earnest debate followed, between
these two gentlemen on this subjec'.
A rird roce vote was taken, and the mo-
ton declared TO be voted down but being
disputed by Mr.. Eddy, count was taken,
and the motion declared carried by vote
of Is to 10, and the meeting then adjourn
ed. The caucus as a whole, was not so
harmonious as desirable, but on the second
ballot for Representative, on Tuesday, all
further divisions were set aside, and the
result wa is usual everywhere when the
Union men unite and all pull. together.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-09-04
Married.

In ketne N H.. Aug o. at the Cheshire House. by 81
las Hardy Esq. Mr.. ASHLEY WISWELL and Mise u
GUSTA c. AUSTIN both of Townshend
In Keene, N. IL, by Rev. DR. Barstow, DR. JAMES ".
MARSH Of Peru. aud Miss ISAD0RE l. ARNOLD of Lon
donderry.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-09-04

UNION CAUCUs.-The Union caucus
Saturday, and was the most fully attended
Of any for many years, there being l25
votes east. Col. Asa Wentworth was elect
cd Chairman, and Charles T.. Arnold, Sec
rotary. On motion the meeting immedi-
ately proceeded 10 ballot for candidate
for town Representative, with the following
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-09-04
WESTMINSTER SEMINARY, Vt.

THE FALL TERM of this School will begin
Il WEDNESDAY, SEPT. ID, under
Miss $. l.. LEACH and Assistants.
Board aud for sefboarding, be had upon
eonable terms Instruction will be given In the Classics
and all branches usually taught In Acaaemies The expe-
rence and Of the Principal will warrant the highest
advantages.
The Music Department will be under the charge Mrs
ADALINE BALL, we'll known Teacher.
For Board &c, address the Principal at Westminster VT
Westminster, Vt, July 20, 1868. 3l35
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-09-04
Local Matters.

ur readers will excuse the very little
htion we have been able to give the
Es this week, beyond very hasty coll
Dn of election returns just before going
tess. a,h 'r
Re understand that large number of
Mon ladies and gentlemen of West
ter gave Mr.. Goodhue, the representa-
elect, an agreeable surprise on the eve.
of the election by calling TO offer him
hearty congratulations, together with
splendid bouquets, as token of their
ure at the good results of the day,-all
must have been highly gratifying to
recipient, considering the amount of
flesh wasted in connection with the
hmpled efforts of his opponents to de-
him.
e Managers Of the Windsor County
utural Society have commenced maxi
engagements for the approaching fair.
will be held at Woodstock on Wednes-
thursday and Friday, September Esd,
nd 25ih.
Norwich w. E. Lewis was elected
Sentative by 81 majority over Lewis
bridge, secesh.
There were four ballolings for represent
Ia in Townshend, o S. Howard, Esq,
y elected on the last ballot.
Bezer f. Wood, Esq. was elected rep
Intative in Springfield on the first ballot
f66 majority.
Re understand that the Misses Haines
Robbins are to give one of their popular
tsinments in this village the last OF
week.
e increased woe for governor al Brat
TO- was in consequence of the presence
( diers who did not belong in this dis
and accounts for the discrepancy be-
the governor and congress vote.
XNEsTMINsrER.-Old Westminster made
M work of the efforts TO disorganize the
- men of that town, electing her rep
6niative en- the first ballot by the follow
vOte: -
Homer Goodhue, l47
Gardner Phillips, 10
5
81
Goodhue's majority, 6S
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-09-04

Williams majority, 10
During the second ballot Capt. Atcher-
son declined, and most of his friends then
voted for Williams. In mediaely after the
announcement of the first ballot, messen-
gers were sent to the Falls, where there
was general buzz in the village among
the voters who had been up and voted the
first time and returned. Teams were raj
lied, and some thirty or more started, ex-
pecting nights job, and had they arrived
in season 10 vote on the second ballot, Will
liams's majority would have been consider
ably larger. But those present had already
finished the work before they got there, and
a majority of the voters were returning
home with jIbilant feelings. "
On Justices of the Peace, there was
much boiling the irregular ticket" by both
parties, whit h contributed considerably to
the interest of the day. The democracy"
were bound 10 take whatever advantage
they could of the split on justices ticket,
and were so very coquetish with both wings
of the Union party, that they did not secure
anything. We sincerely trust that another
year viii see the matter of Justices so ar
ranged as to avoid another such contest.
VoTE FOR JUsTIcEs.-Tte following is
the vote for Justices of the Peace, as near
as we could get it from the somewhat irreg-
ular manner in which they were counted:
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-09-04

DEAFNEss.-Those suffering from deaf
ness, diseases of the eye, ear, throat, or ca
tarrh, are informed that DIR. Rowe, of 40
Congress street, Brooklyn, win be in Bel
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-09-04
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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-09-04
MOULDINGS

OF ALL KINDS, for Cornices, Piazzas, Cas-
" bgs, any description of Mouldnss wanted for build
got out In the best shape at short ce Also every
Kind Of Bracket and Scroll Work.
2m A q. NoURsE, Brattleboro, Vt.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-09-04
Barre Academy.

THE FALL TERM will begin on THURSDAY
i August q. j. S. SPAULDING.
Barre, Aug l, 1853. 1884
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-09-04
PROTECTIVE
WAR CLAIM ASSOCIATION

INCORPORATED 1868.
once, No. IL RaiIroad Exchange, Court
Square, Boston. Mass.
Chief Justice BIGEL0W, President
His Excellency JOHN A. ANDREW, and AMOS A. LAW
RENEE, Vice Presidents.
WALDO HIGGINS0N, Treasurer.
u TRACY HOWE. Secretary
War Claims of kinds adjusted collected and sd-
vice given soldiers and sailors aud their without
charge Apply %
u. TRACY HOWE, SECRETARY
No. II Railroad Exchange, Court square Boston Mas
Boston, June I, 1868, 24sS
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-09-04
Wanted,

"A constant employment viii be given, by
JONAS FISK,
SO Brighton Mas
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-09-04
70 n = A e.

A Saw-Mill, Dwelling House, and Barn with
about acres of land pleasantly situated the road
leading from from the East to the West parish in westmn
ster about II miles the East village For particulars
inquire of the subscriber N. G. PIERCE tie
premises. MORRIS PIERCE, Admir-.
Westminster, Aug 10, 1868. ATT
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-09-04

the case is finally disposed of, our readers
shall be duly notified of that fact.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-09-04
Rock ialgllanl.


We point with pride and satisfaction to
the vote of old Rockingham, at the cleo
ton on Tuesday. The copperheads in
creased their vote "a from last year, but
the Union party increased theirs sc over
last year, making net gain of %. The
total vote on State Ticket was 450, which
is fuller vote than has been cast in this
town for several years. On representative,
the Union vote was not united till the Sec
ond ballot. The first ballot was as follows
Whole number Of votes, 440
Necessary to choice, 22l
James II. Williams had FOG
Daniel Campbell, 1873
Alexander A,cherson, 43
s. S. Coolidge, 2
Wyman Flint, 1
q SECOND BALLOT.
Whole number, $50
Necessary to choice, 1876
Williams, 9gE 5ui 2o4
Campbell, IT'S
Atcherson, s
- l86
Williams majority, IS
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-09-04

ENDrsH The vote for representa-
y Cavendish was as follows, there be-
y copperhead candi date -
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-09-04
PROPOSALS. FOR
Il ALL ROAD CROSS TIES.

'THE Managers of the Rutland and Burlington
Railroad invite proposals until the LIST of January next
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-09-04

XEsTMINsTER-Od Westminster made
NJ work of the efforts TO disorsanize the
- men of that town, electing her rep
Iiniatiye en- the first ballot by the follow.
fxDte: -
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1863-10-08

@sshts fest bic periGntihs Sreitsit iseeS Gsmcfra'
ten ieesn Muaentlif In Der tSano jsess 9rofcBsn cser
3eaiernnastIttels. ST bas nod niht acnua nn'
bic Gsncfraten I'm 3aums III baltsn p Nlist ibt
nod uniers @erlanm(nnasn ltcrsa uns eurs Nubins
Bilosn Die Oemcfraten ni4t sinsn Stsii ess Sol
fss tisfs 2anees unb batsn fe ni1t stsn 10 tris itr
Elm Nsht, f1 frisblih ~ rsriamnsln uno lh issr
Die 9asssfrassn Su tsiprs9en? 2Scat itr i'm i9tsn
Satrbmnesrt, IN elmer Nsputtif, trslhs Die f~rsisls ess
Grobal5 trar, ebs cure 4artbsi ans Nucsr fam,
trclt itr i'm snselihte Der Sntenisen5 ess .ertsua:
tstsn~ Mmerifa's tstauptsn, haB eS ~Vsrratt"
1T, pcnn iiA Der bemcfratiihe Sbsit res Gcls
.tts RON Otio am 6snen Sage, uatsr 0cttes frsitm
Simme( psriammslt uno feline Gmneiiss often rcr
aus gSslt perfinbist? Dsrratb riro niht untsr Gcts
tes fseiem 9inln,el ssipcnnea; Der 0srratb psrifeft
ieiu Mntlib une ipinnt isins gldne binter rsrIhlcls
.iensm SbHrsn IN mittsrnGhtliben 9osenfsunssn.
sss 8ir batsn idon gcia3t, mno irisncrbclsn ss, Dap
oiele lhanntarm Srerel Der tsrrItenbsn parteci ae:
aen be remcfratiihsn 8irssr aasin uns a%ntreiten
riroen, tsi Der fcmmenoen Mabl 8essn te Nssis'
runasparttsi Al it;m,nsn. Msnn mir nismals elmer
pclitiiAs Yasttsi unsstSrt tattsn, miroen mir nns
rsrpFihist tiblsn, sseen cine gartbsi ~ %ftimmsn. Bic
eaS Saufrsht prcelamirt, nurh bic Nntrsibun9 Der
nienrialen 9siosnihaftsn aae eelsn GsIntls srlt:dt.
bic Ncttsit ~tsfGresrt unb bas Vcle nsmrral'ttrt'
Gtsn,alise OsmcFraten, bic iih rcrssncnmsn tatsn.
fir 8rcusb IN Itin,rnsn, mShten trir traasn, Oh Iis ID
fir rsht baltsu, cine Yartbci III untcrfiBsn, rslh'
Die esmptratilhm 8irssr auf 10 ihamlris Msil'
~prfclat uno auss 9tsht rsrtS6nt, mnb rslhss 9sii
Gs rcn sin,m atermalissn Sieae bielsr ror llstsr'
Nuts %trunfenen Yartbsi srrarten?
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1863-10-08

Sa Sen. sisst, Der ib nod INNER In @sas
bina. 9enniplranien, ala Gr'r,isrmsifsr in Der rSsr'
t%annuna~ teTnest, Sat einsn Brisi an Die ecm'ts Der
Reaisrunasrartei ron Samiltcn County sslhristsn,
norm CT ietr tsnausrt nas or Der ecrtissn Watlsn'
WsrIammluna niht tsimctnsn fam uno stllts Yfas
1sriisin. nah Der nsmctratiihsn Yattsi Ihlsirsrt,
Die @rrd6luns 0aaanSistan,'S tstrahtst pr. s'z
as( ais cine vunpsrtilstars Shanss", as elm rprcs
nn~uneiamentc sessn Dem SsIunesn MsnibsnpsritaueCD"
u. {. m. uno er bat eatsi Zen ihlshten Saet, Germ
@uuaneistam bSbniih Den ssaaabilhn eanpioas
ten" ;a nsnnen. -,
IS lisat ,rsnis sarnn, has GER sissl, ipis faf
ale Sfi,iere, NIT Der stssisrunssrartsi aett CT bal
Gin rclecmmsnss @sht hasu. Grin Brisf rirn aud
an Dem Neiultats u~nisrsr staatS,ratt fsin 9aartrsi'
dneern unb nas @clf pom Stio miro stchlt 'roer.
Iheinlih" cbne 9hidiiht AMI Den un5etetensn Natt
ees Srn. Siset, bic Gntlhsieuns 81 trsnsn rilisn.
Ser lpaere Yatriot, Der an has DOlf alanbt rirf
iih nit eieisr GntiheirunS b~ufrieocn sstsn, fs'n I'm.
ierihisb, srie eisistts ausiaasn mag. i3n lasen, BAT
Gle Gr,ribluna Na1ancistam's ourh cine ytsttts''
oes 0olsss ron Otto Zine s4anns" nne Elm vytc
nunsiamsutc sessu Sen e~ei"nrtn Msnlasnesrlta"t"
isin ,rirps, 1T sslinbe sslast, cine Strodss,t UNI
cine uarrsielias satloNsfsit srn S'9sl. W ''
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1863-10-08
GpuaIas iibsr bic rabifale &rieaflb
~ ~st fuNn.

Die Gemascsen Der @esisrnnsspartbei bic Dong
lac sstsn. 10 semsin tsibimpitsn, ME lie isst BALI
Ianbiatam tsihimpien , Die ioSar ben rSurdttsr"
Gnualas i'm 9ileniGe rsrtrannten nno an Den @als
atn, ,binsen , taten jest mad ieinem 9ooe Die
Gntssduns semaat. So6 eisix hemcfrahlhe @taats,
mann bed fsin 9erdtter l6neern elm tchter,iBfr
patrict mar, unb lie fatren ieinen Mamen bdu6s i'm
alunhe. Gs trirb babsr seitasmab iein, bic fctsen'
Be Grttaruns ,risoer aufsuirifhsn. trelhe Ocnaias
ips3 .ror lhsin,m Scce In gprinshslo in ieina @sss
vur Ser @eieeseeuns ron Saincis atsnt:
-, ,unD nun iass i'd Sud aui Gas r1tnbsrsi8ds
smS etne aaen @adsalt. ba6 i& nisrats nit gus
~iebm meree, ,renn in irseno einer Msiie 8risa ae'
siabrt rernsn iOate aeasn bic ecnRitutionsasn @eas
Z pes lactiAen golfss cher neRtn SrtliHe Sniff
=. 'ionsn. gpenn i'm @sssntbsile iraene Elm Der'
Ind semaat mtrSen icatt, IN sitls @e&ts ein."'
ar,if. !, m.nn % usriuatrirss, stlassn. a"ffsn'
IN !. y facfiAen staatsn ~ erressn. oann mfrs
X. ~ :. 6htfe bsrtsieifen nne ih 'riroe aIs mir
6 = $780, sm .a,e.nben 8rdite anfrenesn I'm staen
si,is sar.a.. : sas Bolt oss' sae'ns gu s'rt9ei'
riaen.S
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1863-10-08
Der perurtbettte Ncrrdtber!"

&as 1T Der Gbrentitet, NIT ,relhsn bic r1..fans
biaens unb Observation-Disclosures" @lattu Ger @ssisrunass
portsi 6rn. Dalanoiatam tranomarfen. gRer bat
ism rerurt6eilt? Msr tat ion perb1rt? Wur'
Be er st,ra rcn irssno einem gerihtetct BON Sbic
perbSrt nnc rsrurttsilt? Dit niAtsn S6ns 9aftts'
fttl. cbne Mntlase, ruree ct I'M Die MittsrnahtS'
Aunne nurh rcbe1Geralt ams ben Mrmen isiner Ta'
Mile asriFen uno rcr Gin Icaenanntes Nhlitaraeriht
oefhftrrt, ron REDEEM bic Contribution unb pie ge'
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