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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-08-21
Railroads..
Vermont Valley Railroad.

NToTICE-on and after MONDAY, May 4, 1863 Pas
senger Trains will leave Bellows Falls for Bratteboro
A. NJ and 205 and returning leave Brattlebo-
no at 10. 80 A, NJ. and 446 p. NJ. ...'
Freight Train leaves Bellows Falls at 35 A. NJ and Brat
tleboro at 500 A. NJ. I-.'. y. p s4H.,s
The passenger trains this route, connect South
with the Vt Mass and Connecticut River Railroads, to
Springfield Hartford New Haven and Bridgeport direct to
New York, On the North with the Rutland Burlington
Sullivan VT. Central Vermont Canada Connecticut and
Passumpsic Rivers Railroads forming direct communication
with WHITEHALL Saratoga and Schenectady, St. Johnsbury
and White Mountains, Burlington and Rouses Peint Og
densburg and Montreal NJ. SL0AT, Sup't.
May A. 1868. 81 a
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MelOdeOnS! MelOdeOnS!
= va j. ESTEY.

81 las II ~ Il
CUCCESSOR tc Messrs. EsTEY & GREEN, only
~ Manufacturer In this country of the PERFECT ME-
LODEoN with patent Harmonic Attachment Bass Dsmper
and Manual Sub BASS. vI tat..ltf fsa n
The world wide these MEL0DE0NS have obtain
within the last few years evidence Of their
peiory all Others We manufacturing some
thirty different kinds of these Instruments and have
Gently added to our former large variety the
GOTTA E ORGAN,
with without the Harmonic Attachment, and Manual
SubBass This Instrument has equal Of it's size for
power and efficiency and Is really the desirable for
Sabbath Schools Churches Lecture Rooms, Vestre Pub
lie Halls &c that can be obtained, the low price at
which is sold brings II within the of the most m
ted and supplies place which 1t has long been felt
strument peculiarly adapted Its size, compacness,
power and beauty of tone neatness and simplicity Of
sructon and of management will at recommend
1t to every as being all That is claimed for 1t.
D-Eyery Instrument warranted.
. II. II ~ r~r 90 -
From the best Manufacturers New and Second Hand For
Sale, and to Rent on the most reasonable terms.
O5-Address, J. EsTEY, Brattleboro, Vt. =
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-08-21

"a CHANGE OF BASE!"''
Owing the large ren eemeots ofcostome which have
been Of late foeking to the standard Of
c. E. NEWCOMB.
Bellows Falls, VT,
u has become business necessary that he should have
eommodous headquarters hence he contracted for
| Store in Kings New Building,
Directly opposite the Bank,
which Store built and hed up with express reference
to bis wants having all the appearances ola
First Class Clothing Emporium.
This Store finished and occupied by him. the
al having become q military necessity as well as bust
receive ress eli from CG the UNION ARMY, for
MILITARY INFORMS
of which he large number and prepared to furnish
unlimited quantity more having fall line Of
MILITARY CLOTHS AND TRIMMINGS.
plenished hs before extensive Stock Of Goods and IS pre-
pared to offer his customers bargains In
ENGLISH, FRENCH, AND GERMAN,
Broadcloths and Doeskins,
Harris, Eddy, sprgue seagrave Middlosex, and other
manufacturers of
FA NCY ca SSIME RES,
VELVET, SILK, CASHMERE, AND OTHER STYLES
W S TT ~ q s,
all of which will be made Hp order in the most unexeep-
tionable to style fit, workmanship and TRIM
ming lie also prepared to show superior assortment of
Gents Furnishing Goods,
WOODEN and COTTON SHIRTS, FANCY WOOL SHIRTS,
DRAWERS, BRACES, NECKTIES, SToIKS. COLI
LARS, POCKET IIANDKERCHIEFS, COTTON,
WOOL, and KID GLOVES. &C., &c.
Also the Latest Styles
SILK HATS, SOFT HATS, and CAPS in great variety
READY-MADE CLOTHING.
IL his intention keep fuller assortment than ever be-
FORE in this department. and any who desire Ready Made
PANTS. VESTS, COATS, and ovERALLs,
will find just what they want at NEWCOMERS which are
from Good Stock, and well made up.
All the above mentioned GOODS and many other things
not mentioned for lack of space, will be sold
Al Lowest Possible Prices, for Cash,
The adoption of the CASH SYSTEM being an absolute ne
cessity owing to the fact that the exgeDces the time
has caused dealers In market to sell for Cash. equeny
compelling us to sell for what We buy
Newcomb is DESTROYS of having all the world and the
rest Of mankind look his Store over being satisfied they
will find 1t unsurpassed by in the State and that end
would invite the public to call him. whether they wish
TO purchase not Just look in
Bellows Falls, Feb "a, 1861 8
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GREAT ECONOMY!
A SAVING OF SO PER CENT..

In every family there will be found of wea
Ing apparel which could be dyed made to look as well
as new Many articles that become little worn, soied or
out OF STYLE thrown aside BY using yes they
can he changed 10 color shade very short tina
AZ small expense You can have number Of shades from
the same dye from the ghtes shade full color by
Following the directions on the inside of the package.
At every store where these sold can be seen
pies of each color, Silk and Wool
All who have used these Family Dye Colors pronounce
them 70 De most useful economical and perfect article
Numerous testimonials could be given from ladies who
nave used these Dyes but in this is required
is real value and usefulness are found trial.
Manufactured by HOWE & STEVENS
Practical Chemists, 25S Broadway Boston
" For Sale by Druggats and Dealers every City and
Town ehl
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-08-21
READy-MApE CLOTHING.

Newcomb DESTROYS of having all the world and the
rest of mankind look his Store over being satisfied they
will find it unsurpassed by any in the State and to that end
would invite the public call him. whether they wish
TO purchase or not. Just look in
e. e. NEWCOMB.
Bellows Falls, Feb "a, ls63 O.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-09-24
DIR. BoYoE ON THE DRAFT.

have heard large number of persons within
the last fortnight complaining that they have
caught eold,-been sitting in the draft. The draft
is what is the matter of course il effects every-
body, even the women. Some cough, others
complain OF pain in their limbs; again you will
find man who will say he is bilious, and anoth-
er with dyspepsia, and another with liver COM
plant, They all want cleaning out-s'phvsic-
ally" We mean. Of course Let them take dose
OF DR.. Boyce's Tonic Bitters. They will invigo-
rate your system, and enliven our intellect and
help nature 10 throw off disease. Every General
with battle to fight; every Judge with case TO
decide, and every LAWYER with client to defend.
OF, gold Spectator with his pile to make, should
take DR.. Boyce's Tonic Bitters
Sold by all Druggists
FRANCIS FEM, Proprietor.
o@" Rutland, Vt.
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st. I.ouis Sent %

A special from Leavenworth TO the
Democrat contains advices from General
Blunts army TO the 10th.
Gen Blunt was in very poor health, and
leave for Fort Scott soon.
a II was quiet in the vicinity of Fort
Smith.
y few bushwhackers were restless. but
by the continual accommodating of our
cavalry, the guerrillas were kept at a re.
specttul distance.
The rebels We're falling back on Shreve-
port, La.
Kirby Smith was in command.
About hundred soldiers were recruit
ed daily at Fort Smith.
The enlistment Of negroes was also
brisk
Gen Blunt has issued an address to the
people of Western Arkansas, in which he
assures them that the federal occupation is
permanent.
The whole of the Indian Territory and
Western Arkansas being under his control
and all the rebel troops having been driv
en- beyond the Red River, followed by
WY afS't ttiAAVuo tCbCl illiLcllS. lie IeelS
assured that the love and attachment for
the Union now evinced IN Western Ar
kansas, he JOY manifested at the appear
ance of his troops, the reports of the
delegations which have visited him
from the interior of Southern Arkansas.
and the arrival of hundreds of refugees
to enlist in the army, give assurances of
the fact.
He itelingly aIludes to the prosecutions
of Union men, and closes tie address as
follows;
MANY applications have been made by
cl zenS for safeguards. None will be is
sued The best safeguard you can have
IS the American flag unfurled over Your
premises, and if You deport yourselves as
'ecomes loyal citizens, your conduct must
be your safeguard. If it he YOU desire
to diseuthrall yourselves from the tvrranv
and oppression to which you have been
subjected, organize a civil government UNI
der the authority Of the United States
Every facility will be afforded YOU to &C
compIish that urpose. | leave the mat
ter with you, trusting that wise counsels
may prevail.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-09-24
From Washington,

Washington, Sept. %.
The Assistant Secretary of the
Interior having decided several
weeks since against the land claims
Of Illinois to , per cent of the net pro-
ceeds Of the sale of public lands in that
state since 1910, involving the sum of
S475i0O
The Hon Isaac N Morris actingas agent
and attorney for Illinois, to-day argued
the subject before the President, entering
fully into the merits of the question. on
which he was complimented by the Hon
X johnson who as an assistant on this oc-
caslon urged the right of the President to
bear the appeal from the Interior depart
tnNpt and to order the execution of the
law ", 'oon which the claim is based.
lie PRESIDENT holds the matter under
vlsement.
mere ha7 already been received as
Communication under the enrolment act
So2, 100000, Which SUN and all moneys
hereafter realized nom this source are to
lie expended IN bounties for enlist
ments.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-09-24

The propretors hold hundreds of testimonials
10 the virtues of sra JAMES 0LARKF's FEMALE
fiLls, but their peculiar nature prevents publioa-
ton certain IL is they are the only sure and safe
remedy in use for all those painful and dan
gerous diseases peculiar TO the female constitu-
non, In all cases OF nervous and spinal afieo-
tions, pam IN the back snd limbs, heaviness, fla
ngue on slight exertion, palpitation of the heart
iowness OF spirits, Mysteries, sick headache,
whites and all the painful diseases occasioned by
disordered system, these pills will affect cure
when all other means have failed. They never
iall 10 moderate excuses and 10 remove obstruo-
lions, ron wh1tever cause. They are purely veg
etable, and will not inlure the most delicate con-
stitutions. For full particulars get pamphlet,
free, of the agent,
N. b. One dollar and six postage stamps en-
closed to any authorized agent will insure bottle
by return mail.
jon MosRs, sole proprietor, 81 Cortlandt street,
New York.
Sold by Pond & Morse, Rutland.
sep9;dSwSm
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-09-24

The Propeller John Rice arrived this
morning from Hilton Head.
The captain reports that he left Hilton
Head on the 18th
lhere had been an arrival there that
Gay from Morris Island, but she brought
no later news. IL
Inc storm was very severe off Charles
ton, so much so as TO stop all active on
cleared up. ' ~ A''"
Inc steamer New York, Capt Chs
h nom mas arrived from Chester, Pa, with
4oo rebel prisoners in charge of Major
Mulford, and left for City Point this after.
noon.
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sentence 0f Desrfers.

A MN, Washington, Sept %.
LET ar ""u' er OF soldiers, substitutes of the
dos s ~tu'a IN ,, having been convicted of
dor ,,' '''", 'entenced to be shot to-
.,. Cap, Rid sEs,r Go,maoding the U S
date Of the n ,[pJI - ;;, unpt'
off New Inet, N. c., thai u ,,i ins5a",'
runner attempted to come out D. th 'o' n;@,tt
Of the 18th, but was driven b"o.Jl- '' guy
now lies wreck at the mouth o t tho
harbor Hie
Admiral Fama9ut will receive the con-
gratoIanons of the merchants and bank
ers Il New 70 k, at the Chamber of
Commerce rooms tomorrow.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-09-24

-, Fortress Monroe, Sept %
The Richmond Dispatch, Of the 22d
contains the following;
Chickamau, Ca, Sept, %.
Alter two days hard fighting, we have
driven the enemy, after desperate resis.
lance, from several positions but he still
contronts us.
The losses are heavy on both sides, es-
pecially so in our officers.
We have taken 20 pieces of artillery
and 2000 prisoners.
(Signed) BRAxToN,
Brigadier General.
GIN. COOPER.
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Advance of the Army of the PotO-
mae.
Washington, Sept %.

Washington, Sept %.
According To accounts from the Army
of the Potomsc received tonight, con-
siderable portion Of our troops have crossed
the Rapidan.
meeting Of suffers, about one hum
bred present, was held here to-day TO take
measures for the safe transportation of
supplies to the Army of the Potomac,
A committee was appointed 10 present
the subject for the consideration o. Gen.
Meade.
They propose to run three trains per
W elk, and furnish their own cars and To-
comotives, provided those of the railroad
be granted for that purpose.
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From he Army of the Cumberland
Another battle - expected Rein.

Washington, Sept %.
According to official information re-
ceived from the Army of the Cumberland,
dated last night, it was supposed that the
battle was renewed to-day.
Much anxiety was naturally expressed
in regard to the arrival of reinforce
ments.
1t is known here that Gen Rosecrans
has abundant stores and supplies for many
days to come,
Assistance is on its way and may reach
them in time.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-09-24
Arrival from Charleston.
New York Sent %

New York, Sept o.
Steamer Blackstone from Charleston
Bar Saturday has arrived.
No news from Charleston.
Among the Passengers is Col Bell of
the 4rh New Hampshire and also l07
non-commiss oned officers and privates
from horris Island, specially fmlougbed
by order of Gen Gilmore for their bravery
IN the trenches and the attack on Wag-
ner.
The Clyde built steamer Jupiter has
been captured while attempting to run the
blockade Of savannah via Warren Sound,
Y the gunboat Cimeroue.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-09-24
D'spatch from Oh apoopa vTn,o
Victory.

Washington, Sept %.
An unofficial dispatch from Chattanoo-
ga 10 an army officer, speaks of the en-
gagement on Monday last, where General
Gong ., corps attacked the corps of
zen ihomas, as complete aud decided
Union victory. o
Inc TACT that Gen Thomas was able to
1oln uen Rosecrans at Caauaneora on
Mohuay night embraces positive eonfrma..
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No.,; Charleston, Sept 20.
Nothing unusual has

Noth;. Charleston, Sept 90.
to-day. '"D' Pm Gu here
Inc monitors and Ironsides are within
the bar, unhurt by the gale.
1he enemy's works on Morris Island
tae. rapidly increasing in strength and ex-
1hl ne Dispatch also has the following
l , Confederate government has effecfed
q loah OF i've hundred millions of francs
IRON parties In France, based upon cot
ton now in this country 'Pon 'os-
The Confederate Loan in Enol.na :.
flat. :" England ls
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-09-24
From Gen Rosecran., ARMY

Washington, Sept %.
1ispatches from Gen Rosecrans dated
% the afternoon of Sept 23I, were re-
icy bs the government this morning
\ Which It appears that the enemy a =
seq Ven Thomas corps, on Rosecrans,
on Monday afternoon, but thew were
,sed and Gen Thomas forces marched
70 the position they were about to
When assaulted,
|ae official dispatches of Monday eve
stated that two divisions OF Cen
ssfreet forces were advancino unon
Rosecrans' left at four o'clas4 h.
room. 'A"'
!, turned out that this movement was
w TOT the purpose of a Nconnois
2 g 20 attack was made by the reb-
ne q. order of Gen. Resecrans for his on
command to concentrate was accona
~ sa oefore midnight, and he is now in
de'enslve position, which can be
ae'd until relntorcements arrive.
slmpvement of our troops was exc.
good order, although thew bad
ard for several DAYS and nights.
]. E IN the best of spirits, confident
housand Of our wounded were re-
I pm the Geld afte. the battle of
Little was the only general of
on our side, while Bragg ac- |
S his loss in officers to be very |
r ulars, our reserve, went into |
- Eteen hundred strong, and came
only four hundred and fifteen
o"s the persistence with which
contended every lnch of the
'seerans has performed wonders
y ms present position. after
=" us single command against
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-09-24
DIR. TOBIAS VENETIAN LTNJspNr

II cures cholera, W. en- first taken. in !. .,r.
hours dysentery in half an hour tot 81 Z rev
i've minutes 1t is perfectly innocent 10 take in ~
n.nany, ana Is Re recommend ed by the mast erni-
nent physicians in the United States. pr;c .A o.
M Tonawanda, Pa, Aug. 5. 1859
Dr. >. L. Tobias, Hew York lear S;r- ~ IL.
t u your netian Liniment with great snnees,
toth as an internal well as an external nas;
NM IN cases OF bilious collie and cholera NOR.
ous iegard II as sovereign remedy. Yonr W.
neliah horse Llniment stands unri alled
AZ; rse meaicne amongst farriers and boamen ~,
'-'' 'ai'i VIM. LtWIs.
eo,,, Sup't North Branch Canal
Me- W. ~ az aruggists. Office, So Cor landt 81.
sep24:d&y3w
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the immense forces of picked troops that
We're combined against him,
In two or three days Gen Rosecrans
viii be able to assume offensive operations
again,
When the lest dispatch of yesterday
closed, the enemy was quite active,
lie had been making approaches all
the morning.
Zen koseorans' men We're in line and
ready for auother encounter.
Gen Graham, who commanded one of
our hngades at Gettysburg and was taken
prisoner and conveyed to Richmond, has
recently been exchanged and reached here
this morning.
Glen Graham has communicated IMPORT
ant information to the government, lie is
satisfied that only two divisions of Gen
Longstreet's corps, with all his artillery
have been sent to Bragg.
In addition to that, two brigades under
Gen Pickett and the Wise Legion were
also detailed to reinforce Bragg.
Gen Graham says that he saw 81 can
non moving across the bridge from Rich
mona SAID TO be gong to Bragg.
The news of the battles fought between
Bragg and Rosecrans was disappoint-
ment to the rebel authorities at Richmond
They expected to hear that Rosecrans had
been annlhilated aud that Bragg had re-
taken Fast Tennessee.
Instead of that Richmond is in a state
of mourning for the heavy losses that
Rosecmns has inflicted upon Bragg.
Louisville, Sept. %.
The Journal has received information
which it credits, that on Monday night
the right and left wings of Gen Rosecrans
army rested on the battle ground of Sat
urdav and Sunday, and renforcements,
the number not stated, from Gen Grant,
via Decatur, were to have reached him
yesterday,
Gen Rosecrans' headquarters were four
miles from the battle field in the rear of
the centre
Gen Rosecrans was in good spirits, and
hopeful Of a complete and decisive victory
over Johnston, Bragg and Longstreet.
1t was reported that A P Hill is in COM
mand of the forces opposed to Rose
Grams.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-09-24
SPECIAL NOTICES

DRs. JORDAN & PLUMLEY
Have opened an office in Kinss,e--,s h,ocb Nv
stIrsl Tor the treatment of Chronic diseases n
DIX. JORDAN will treat especially ostarrb o,s
disease of the Eye and Ear. ana
Brandon, VT, Aug. s, 1868. aug,2.dSw,r
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Snge Oh Colored Prisoners tn
ens'sted upon by our severn.

New York, Sept %.
GOV. Andrew arrived here this morning.
IL, mission to Washington relative to the
luIl exchange of officers and privates of
coiored regiments, has been eminentlv suc-
cessfni. The government are unfincbipo
III tnelr determination that such exchano7
es snail be lmpartally made.
row. " li'oi
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-09-24
Gen. Meade AT Washington.
GGN, CooPER.

Washington, Sept, %.
Major General Meade was here for an
hour or two this forenoon, in consulate
ten with President Lincoln, the Secreta-
ry OF War, and the General in Chief and
then promptly returned to the front
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-09-24
HE Rebel s cam Rams I'm be 10
tanned.

1Ao c,.... London, Sept II.
10 stop the rebel steam ram in the Mer-
sew.
The Florida has been detained a Brest
to satisfy the Frecnh GLAZING.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-09-24

In a word, MADAM ZADoC PoRTER,s
CURATIVE BALSAM is the great antidote to
colds, coughs and coRsump ions and its use will
amply repay the confidence Of the user 1t Las
already done much, and is destined to do more to
mitigate and finally Danish from the human fam
~ 50 terrible seosrge OF suffering humanity as
Consumption. S9.g3U,