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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-05-18

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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-07-20

Konigsere'z, on the other side OF the
Elbe, and according TO the statement OF
some captured officers, the soldiers are
discouraged, and the army partly IN n
state of dissolution.
GrrscnIN, July 3.--The Vienna tele-
gram of the 2Sth, announcing the loss OF
Is guns by the Prussians, is officially de-
MED. The Prussians have not lost SIN
gle gun, and have captured "a Austrian
guns ard eight flags.
On the evening of the 30th ult., Prus-
sian brigade, composed Of the LIST Regl-
ment of the guards and OF regiment OF
Fusileer Guards, surprised an Austrian
brigade, and captured flag and 200 pris'
oners.
The King of Paussia left at five O'Clock
this morning for the outposts of the army
under the Crown Prince. The prineipa
headquarters are here, awaiting farthel
orders.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-07-20
Important Order.

Gen. Grant has issued an important or
der for the enforcement of the laws of the
United States in the rebel States, where
the civil authorities neglect or refuse to
enforce them, and as will be seen by the
order which we copy below, it is based on
the principle Of justice and equality. The
following is the order.
HEADQUARTERS OF THE ARMY,
Washington, July !, 1866. }
GENERAL ORDER No. 44.-Depart-
ment. District. and Post-Commanders IN
States lately in rebellion, are hereby d.
rected to arrest all persons who have been
or NAV hereafter be charged with COM
mission Of crimes and offenses against Of
ficers, agents, citizens, and inhabitants OF
the United States, irrespective OF color,
in cases where the civil authorities have
failed, neglected, or are unable to arrest
and bring such parties to trial, and to de-
tain them in military confinement until
such time as proper judicial tribunal may
be ready and willing to try them. A
strict and prompt enforcement Of this or
der is required.
By command of Lieut.. Gen. Grant.
Z. d. TOWNSEND, Asst. Adjt. Gen.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-07-20

operator some time since purchased the
entire stock of wheat, and two or three
hundred thousand bushels beside for fu-
ture delivery. In order completely to
sooner the sellers he adopted the some
what novel expedient of selling cargoes
free on board" to shippers at ten cents
to thirteen cents below the market price,
for lots in store. In this way the stock
was reduced quite materially, and the sell
ers were forced to settle at the buyers
own price. This being accomplished he
threw the balance of his wheat upon thu
market and broke it down. Chicago 7'i
batne, Thursday.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-07-20

BE PREPARED.-How often are peo-
pie, both adults ard children, attacked at
the d ad hour of night with the cholera
morbus, cramps, collie, vomiting and purg-
ing; o. doctor cannot be obtained till morn
ing the case grows worse; perhaps death
has already claimed its victim "a few
doses of Goes Dyspepsia Cure would have
relieved the cramps and pains, and soon
completely cured the sufferer of his troub-
les. Mothers, have it ready for your chill
dren Fathers, provide it for your house
hold
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-07-20

BRkAK UP IN THE CABINET.-Post
Mssss General Dennison and Attorney
General Speed. have both resigned their
pisces a the Cabinet. Cause, don't agree
With The President, and are opposed to
lhe Philadelphia Convention. 1t is also
stated hat Stanton and Harlan will soon
cllow, Gov Randall of Wisconsin who
& bow bird Assistant, has been appointed
Post Naster General. For the benefit
q she mail service we are glad the ex'
periencs Of Gov. Randall is to be retain
81 ia She Post Office department, and We
notice nat Gov. Dennison is urging hi
confirmation by the Senate. The separa
sion between the President and the Unio
party which elected him, is likely now I
i aeon be final and complete.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-07-20

Ind, was about to cbastise a female schol-
ar, when a young fellow threatened to
shoot him, whereupon the master drew
his pistol and shot the boy, who returned
the fire hitting his mark. Both were
badly wounded.
- The knife used by the assassin
Payne in his attack upon Secretary Sew
ard has been presented to Geo. II. Rob-
inson, the brave soldier who saved the
Secretary's life, the gift having been made
by the Secretary of war at Robinson's So
licitation.
- Among the sad occurrences incident
u,on the late Portland fire may be men
toned the fact that an old gentleman, "a
years of age, who, on the Sd instant, was
worth at least $4,000 in real estate, is
now one Of the daily applicants for ra-
tons.
Another attack was made upon q
Planters house at Selderville, near Little
Rock, Arkansas, on Monday morning by
party of ten. The planter, with his
two sons and four neighbors, fought over
two hours, firing over one hundred shots
finally driving off the guerrillas, killing
three, who were carried off by their COM
rades. The planter was wounded twice.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-07-20

KENrucKY.-Gov. Bramlette says in
opposition to the Duvall Convention =
The name Democrat assumed by that
Conye ntion has neither length nor breadth
enough to cover up nor hide from the
public gaze the patent fact that those who
composed that body acre not Onf0" me"
-uere not Democrats, but were men
whose sympathies and acts soere adverse TO
The Union. The candidate of a. party
that has no cord Of thanks for the Union
,oldier-no cord Of condemnation for Sc
cess;on and Rebellion throughout - reso-
lutions, can have no personal merits suffi
Gent to abate one jot or title OF my op
position"
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-07-20

- Senator James II. Lane of Kansas
died on Wednesday of last week, and
was buried on Friday.
- In the Prussian army all the young
men try TO cut their hair SO as 10 initiate
the Crown Prince.
-" Cholera bullets" is the fit name
given by the Philadelphia Ledger to IN
ripe green apples just coming to market.
- Cheese, in the manufacture of which
copper and brass utensils were employed,
has poisoned several families in Zanes-
Vile, Ohio.
A man recently wrote to a shoemak-
er: " Cend me a pair Of esq. Toad
Shooze."
- Mary Lines, an operative in the
Massasoit mill at Fall River, and who re-
Gently came from Ireland, died suddenly
on Friday from congestion of the brain,
supposed to have been caused by drink
ing too much water.
- A colored girl in Georgia has brought
a suit for breach of promise of marriage
against a negro man. 1t is the first case
of the kind known 10 Georgia.
= The following was achieved in New
Bedford: aJuly 81, 1866. Mr. Mayor
Plese TO sende the hehh committy Down
to --strete Ill to remove sum nusence
Which is very afensive to al around the
naberr whole"
The ladies of Cedar Falls, Iowa. are
indignant over report that peddler who
recently visited that town selling corsets
and fitting them on the bodies Of the Gus
toners, etc, has since turned out to be a
man dressed in feminine apparel.
- Though ffty-one years have elapsed
since the battle of Waterloo, there still
survive about two hundred of the British
officers who bore part in that great con-
fict.
When General Gregory went 10
Texas he visited lawyer at his office,
ard asked him for copy of the laws of
Texas. The lawyer opened drawer,
took oat large and handsome bowie
knife and gave it TO the general.
"A Kansas paper is very compliment
tary TO the revenue officer of its town.
1t thinks him a man of tie right stamp
though little two cents-itive in some
things.
A pickpocket returned an editors
wallet, which he had stolen, with the fol-
F lowing complimentary remarks: "Yeou
misrable skunk, hears yer pockit book. l
don't keep sieh. For a man dressed as
well as yen was to go round with WALTZ
and noihin but lot of loose paper scraps,
and pass from raleroad directur, is
, eontempterble impersition on the publick.
As l hear yeur a editur, / return yure
trash. / never rob only gentlemen"
"A school teacher at q Cave-in- Rock.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-07-20

FATAL RENooNTRE IN MISSISSIPPI.
The usual quiet of our village, Charles
ton, Tallahatchie county,, was greatly
disturbed on Monday last, by renconre
between Mr.. r. L. Lee of the county,
and Capt j. T. Smith, of this place,
which resulted fatally to both parties. A
difficulty arose between these gentlemen
growing out of the unimportant gossip of
school girls, unimportant, because the talk
of children, but from the insignificant size
of mole-hill, is soon assumed by the
change from lip to lip, the proportions of
mountain. Captain Smith commenced
new session of his school, and was, as
formerly, generally patronized by the
community. Mr.. Lee, under the impress
sion that this general support Of Capt.
Smith was with view to endorse that
gentleman, and smarting under the idea
that the veracity Of his child was thereby
suffering, which was certainly very err
roneous idea, as was reasonable under
such an impression, took steps with view
to her vindication.
Mutual friends interposed and endeav-
ored to adjust the difficulty without COM
promising the honor of any one, which
could have been done, if prudence instead
of passion had ruled the hour. PROPOSE
tons had been made and were being dis
cussed, when incautious and violent Ian
guage was used by Mr.. Lee in regard tc
| Captain Smith. The words used by Mr.
Lee were fierce, bitter, and grossly insult
ing. Capt. Smith was in room close by
and heard the words, and Immediately
made his appearance, when the firing be
gan. Witnesses do not agree as to whit
fred first, nor is it material, for neithel
could, at that stage of the difficulty, wal
for the other. In the fight which ensued
Captain Smith was wounded from the ef
fects of which he died on Tuesday last
Mr.. Lee was instantly killed. The par
ticular friends of each were armed an
ready to take part in case any one shoul'
show foul play aRaAatchiG'.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-07-20
DrmocRArrc NoAlNAr1oN FOR q. s

DEmocRATIc NOMINATION FOR U. s..
SKIS AToR.-The unterriied democracy Of
tsis state, whose most distinguishing char
aetersac is the opposition they made to
,las az for the Union, have brought out
Il Redfeld of Montpelier as candi-
la ton U, S. Senator, and declare they
wiii have nothing to do with the contest
between Poland and Morrill,. This is the
action of the Washington county democ-
racy, and Redfeld made stump speech
before the convention which is published
in the Boston Post Of Wednesday.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-07-20

ANorHER VETo VEToED.-On Mon
day the President vetoed the second
Freedmen's Bureau bill recently passed
by Congress. The veto message was sent
TO the House where the bill originated,
and where it was Immediately passed by
a two-thirds vote over the veto, yeas l04,
NAYS SO. 1t was then sent to the Senate
and there Immediately taken up and also
passed over the veto 33 TO IL, and thus
becomes law, notwithstanding the obJec-
lions of the President.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-07-20
THE TARIFF BTLL.-The tariff b

THE Tariff BILL.-The tariff bill
has been postponed in the Senate till next
December. This will be disappoint-
ment to the wool growers and farmers of
Vermont, but it is still hoped that another
bill which will not make a general revis-
ion Of the tariff, but will contain protec-
ton to the wool and agricultural interest,
win be passed, though as Congress is ex-
pected to adjourn next week. it looks very
doubtful. The Vermont Senators voted
against postponement of course.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-07-20
EXTRAORDINARY DECLINE IN WHEAT

EXTRAORDINARY DECLINE IN WHEAT.
The past tweniy-four hours the wheat
market in this city has experienced a
most extraordinary decline of 22 cents to
81 cents per bushel. On Tuesday No. !
regular Spring wheat was sold at 81 IS
a 81 80, and yesterday it fell as low as
$50, closing dull and nominal at 81 Go.
This decline in prices is the result wholly
of excessive speculation. A prominent
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-07-20

UNION CONGRESSIONAL CAUCUS
The Union members Of the House OF
Representatives held caucus last week,
and resolved to adjourn Congress next
Monday. They also passd a resolution
regulating the Philadelphia convention
with but one dissenting voice, that one
being Hale of New York, and H. J. Ray.
mond did not vote.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-07-20

ST. ls6o.-x The amour, NJ NJ.
sold 10 one year is something startNns fassb
broadway six feet h gil, from the 5. nj
brakes Mandatory Is one OF ths nv, u
York. II Is said that Drake pointed All s'aail'ii,
Eastern States with his ea6alstIe ~ Ss \
and then got the old granny lrgislator, :, s. -
venting dishguring the face ofnature ; N ~
monopoly. We do not know how NM Nc !
the Plantation Bitters SILL as no othssi oal !
They are used by all classes Of Tho , coa. ati
death on Dyspepsia-eertain. They n.y. anu u Vl.l
when lansuid and weak, aud great s wv
Saratoga Spring Water, nlh-.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-07-20

To Consumptive-. The advertiser,
restored 20 health in a few weeks by a very siH
after having suffered for several years With Al
affection, and that dread disease. Consumpti0a-
to make known TO his fellow -suissrers the nesz
To all who desire II, he will send copy Oft
ton used free of charged, with the direction q
and using the same. which they will find So
Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs, d
Throat and Lung affections. The only Object q
tiser In sending the prescription is to benefit d
and spread information which he eOnceiTcs %
bic, and he hopes every sufferer will try hs n
will cost them nothing, and may prove bessir
wishing the preparation, FREE, by neturn mail.
address KEW. EDWARD A. WILSON, WIZ
Kings Co., New York.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-07-20

DEGRADING SUPERSTITION IN SNE-
DEN-At a late execution in Sweden a
vast crowd assembled, some of whom en-
deavored 10 become possessed of some
drops of the blood of the victim, thinking
they would SO obtain specific against ep-
ilepsy, cramp, and other diseases. 1t was
even observed that family in the higher
rank of society, in large town, had gone
from some distance to the place of execu-
ton for the express purpose of obtaining
this talsman, which they were most eager
10 procure as a remedy for one of their
children who had been previously affiict-
ed. Immediately after the execution the
crowd pressed around the scaffold, and the
military guard had great difficulty in
keeping them off; but no sooner had the
troops and the police been withdrawn
than men and women rushed forward and
scraped the ground with their hands that
they might collect some of the bloody
earth, which they subsequently crammed
into their mouths. in the hope that they
might thus get rid of their diseases.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-07-20

I'm lifting the kettle irom the Gre s,al,,
severely lone hand almost to a crisp, m. l
relieved the pain almost lmmediatsly Itai INV
and left very little scar. AaS
CnGs FosrER, 400 Broad {, M.
This Is merely sample Of what tbe NJ,
will do. II is invaluable in all sases Of 49,
sprains. cuts, bruises, spaYins. etc. I'm.
beast. "
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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-07-20

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n other,
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