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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-04-06

81 n e Of YER MONT To all persons interest
DfsrRfS9 OF wISpseR, IS. ed in the estate of
EEoNAR GkAGIN late Of Westminster 10 sid district
GREETING
XJ0U $rehereby notified, that Daniel @. Wright Admin
strator Of the said estate has made his application in
writing 70 said court. setting orth that said LEONARD
ERAGlN died seized Of certain Real Estate situated In
Westminster being the homestead Of sid Cragin and
consisting Of dwelling HOUSE and acres Of land and
also about 10 81 pasture and Add farther setas
forth that ii would be for the interest OF the persons inter-
ested in said estate heirs ava e sold BY
Of portion Of said heirs resdlg without this state
aud prnyinu f}se And
<urllfes III decide the ant
ing the license AYel for in sal application at
ial Of said court be held the Office Of O. b.
Eddy zsockinghan. in said district. the first day of
May. D., 1866 when and where yoa may be heard in
the premises, II you see cause
@. d. EDDY, Register
Rockingham, April I'd 1856 1916
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Maple Sugar.

We have received from Mr.. b. G. Mil
Ter, Of Westminster West, three specimens
OF his manufacture Of maple sugar, which
we think we have never seen surpassed.
Among these specimens are aboat.a pound
Of drained sugar made last year, which we
have never seen excellrd. II may not
have been quite as white as some we re-
Gently noticed from another Westminster
farmer, but the difference is hardly per-
eeptible, willie the grain would be eonsid-
cred BY many as superior. For table use
we should certainly consider it ahead Of
graduated sugar. Another specimen is a
bottle Of maple s. rup, male last week, but
not from the 6 first rum as such specimens
are in most cases. fl is The most transpa.
rent of any we have seen and has The most
pure and perfect maple flavor. The 9TH
er sample is caked, and though il may be
equaled we don't see how it could be ex-
celed, especially in natural grain.
In the manufacture OF maple sugar, Mr..
Miller adopts the modern improvements,
and the motto Of Z" clean and quick" He
has one process, however, which is not in
general use among sugar makers, that we
are aware Of, though few farmers may
use il in his town. He strains his syrup
through felt. He also strains his sap be-
fore boiling and does all the work as quick
as possible after the sap runs from the
tree. His apparatus is Of course serupu-
lously clean, same as all other good sugar
makers do. He prefers The natural grain
and does not stir much. Sugar stirred down
will be whittier and finer grained, but hard
ly equal 10 taste or quality. SO great have
been the improv ements in the manufac-
tare Of maple sugar in this State in the
LAST few years, that it seems as though it
had been brought to perfection.
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Good for Richmond.

II is evident that many OF the reports
circulated as 10 the intentions and purposes
of the administration, are entirely without
foundation. For instance the freedmen Of
Richmond, proposed to celebrate the fall Of
Richmond, and their consequent Emanci-
patton, wlIereupon il was reported that the
President hal sent orders forbidding any
such celebration, and had even sent troops
TO that city 10 enforce the order If any such
celebration was attempted Now the
truth is. such celebration did take place,
and without opposition from any quarter /;
so that il troops were sent there by The
President they must have been sent to
preserve order and protect the freedmen
in their demonstration. yThe fact that such
celebration took place right at what was
the heart of the rebellion, and all in per-
feet order Is good omen, and of impor-
tant significance. That none of the g re-
constructed" white rebels attempted any
violence on This occasion is indeed an agree
able surprise, and let US give credit where
credit is due. The following is the brie
account Of the occasion above alluded to:
RICHMOND, Va, April 3.--The freed
men of Richmond celebrated their frs
anniversary Of their deIiverance from
bondage to-day. A procession, embracing
several thousand men, marched from thu
western suburbs, through the priacipa
streets with banners and mnsIe to Capito
square, where an address was delivered b,
/ Rev. Mr.. Kinnicut. Good order prevail
ed during the day.
An army officer also sent the following
despatch TO member of the Cabinet:--
+" The celebration by the eolored people
to-day Of the anniversary of their emanci
patton has passed Of quietly and wiilorl
tie slightest disturbance. Over twenty
five hundred participated in the process
sion, and the display was really very i'm
posing. Gen. Terry did not in any va,
interfere with the display"
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-04-06

PARpoNED.-The Woodstock Stand
ard says that Governor Dillingham; has
pardoned james NJ. Wyman, of Weston,
who was sentenced at the December term
of the c, unity Court to pay fines and
costs tothe amount of SI68, SO, for manu-
featuring and selling liquor, and who, be-
ing unable to pay this sum. has remained
in jail until this time. The case has ex-
cited considerable sympathy, as Mr.. Wy
man was very old and feeble as well as
poor man, and went into the business 10
avoid becoming, with large family, a
burden upon the town. 1t seems that in
his younger days he had learned the art
of d:sliliing. Those who protested to be
friends and furnished him with material
to work with deserted him when the law
| laid is heavy hand upon him.
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Marriages and Deaths inserted FREE Obituaries, neud-
ing poetry, TO be paid for according 70 length.
In Acworth March 18th Ct consu mption, PiiILANDER
j. DIcKEf Attorney and Counselor Law OF New York
City, aged Al years Eldest Of Thomas NJ Dcsey OF
Acworth.
10 Lunenburg, Mass, March .. Mrs. ESTER DIyoL,
aged 80 years and 4 mcnths.
Ia Newfane March 81. Of consumption. SARAH A.
Of H. G. Pierce Of Westminster and daughter Of Jo-
seph willis, aged % years. month and days.
In Westminster, March 3d. ANNA, wife Of james Tit
comb, aged " years.
In Springfield. Tuesday, March 81, EUGESIA L.,
wife of. W. Pierce, Esq, aged 26 years.
In Athens, March l3, Miss HANNAH HOLDEN, aged
so years.
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< DEATH OF JERRY b. EMERY,-lt
seems but Just that the death of this young
man, noticed under the usual head last
week, Eshould receive more than passing
notice. In December, 1868, he enlisted
in the sertice of his country, and was or
dered to DE Ninth Regiment Vermont
Volunteers, shen stationed in North Caro-
Ina. Before entering upon actual service
he was transferred TO the Eleventh Resi-
ment then stationed in the defence OF
Washington, remaining here until Cen
eral Grant began that fearful struggle for
the possession Of Richmond. He was en-
gagged in The battle on the Weldon Rail-
road, June 23d, 1864, at which time fifty
f'hree of his company were captured, and
he barely escaped the same fate himself.
AT tee tine the rebels threatened Wash.
ington in the summer Of ga, bis resi'
ment, with the rest of the Sixth Corps
was ordered back to its defence, and while
, gagged in driving back the traitorous
Jan he was taken sick, Aug. Goth, but
relnad with his regiment till Sept 9th
E "ne" Nas ordered TO hospital at Fred
e enc IA here he passed through .
; long anu Sous illness, aud as soon al
ao'e' se"' y wS. General Hospital al
n.a m here 1 spent day
e WIN hi''' ~ Nerful, and spoke
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coMMIssroNER,s NOTICE.

I'VE the subscribers being duly appointed by the Hon
w Probate Court for the District of Westminster Conn
rissoncrs to receive examine aud adjnst all cians aud
demands Of all persons against the of FOSKrr
FARR late Of Jamsiea, in said district deaceased, and
also all claims and demands exhibited in Offset thereto
and six mouths from the 18th day February last being
allowed by said Court for that purpose do therefore
hereby give NOTICE. that wilt attend the business Of
said appointments at the Office Of f. B. Kellogg in Ja
uaea In said district, the last Wednesdays of April
and august next from O'clock till r. NJ, each of
said days
WILLIAM HASTINGS, 2cor,,,,..,onsrs
DECALYUS EATON, e''-'eA'
Jamaica, March Is, 1866. 14.l3
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LATEST NEWS.
Rhode island Election.

ANOTHER GRAND UNION TRIUMPH.
Gen. Burnside was elected Governor Of
Rhode Island on Wednesday by 5000 ma
jority. The Legislature is overwhelming
~ Union, the Senate standing % Union 10
> democrats and The House 65 Union 10
democratsl Thanks TO Mr. Mott, the
operator in this place for the above dis
patch.
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STATE OF VERMONT. The Probate Court for
DISTRICT WESTMINSTER, SIS. said district
TO Il persons interested in the estate of ABIGAIL NELL
VAIN late Of Townshend in said District deceased.
GREETING
N0U hereby notified that Harry Carey, adminstra-
Of the aforesaid has made application to
said Court sell all the real estate of said deceased stu
ed IN said Townsbend representing to said Court that
will beneficial the heirs and all persons Interested
zheren to sell the And said administrator has
the consent TO such sale OF all the
kers residing in this State You also notified that
sid Court viii upon said application at session Of
SAID Court be held the probate office in Townshend
afaxesaid eth DAY Of April 1856 at ten O'Clock IN
the foreaoou when where you be heard in the
MISS Il you shall g. b EDDY neg
March "a 1850 =
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

rJ,HF subscribers having been appointed by the Hon
Il probasc Court for the District Of Westminster,
niissoners receive examine and adjust all claims ans
demands OF oil persons against she estate OF ANGIE
LELAND late Of Athens in ad District decreased and thu
six months from the third day Of February, 1851
being allowed by said Court TO the creditors OF said de
ceased exhibit prove their respective claims beoit
Give notice that will attend 10 the duties OF our
appointment at the dwelling house Of John II. Austin 10
Athens In said district the 18th day Of July next at
o'clock in the afternoon Of each of said days
TlsDALE PORTER, cA,r,..,.....
ISAIAH sT0DDER,J s''aes''
March Is 1866. A-l6
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-04-06

ELReTIoNs.--At the city election in
Cincinnati, Ohio, on Tuesday, the Union
ticket was elected by 5000 majority.
A dispatch'from Detroit, Mich, says the
municipal elections throughout that State
on Monday show considerable Union
gains. AT Leavenworth, Kansas. the I'm
ion ticket prevailed on the largest vote ev-
err polled. The Union party don't seem
to be very badly smashed yet.
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+ FILTERS remaining unclaimed in the Post
IL Once at Bellows Falls, State Of Vermont, April s. 1886
Brewer, Joseph Hitchcock, Miss Julia
Clark, Wallace S. Richardson, j. NJ
fagsL, Wallace Stevens, A. 5. Son
Smith, harry.
To obtain any Of the above letters the applicant
call for Adusd Lsssevs give the date Of this list and
pay cent for advertising.
a. N. SWAIN, Pm.
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7 A CARp-Rev. E p. Merrifield and
wife take this method of expressing their
hearty thanks for the kindness shown them
on the goth ult. by their congregation and
friends in Cambridgeport and vicinity
Gifts received that day and evening
amounted to $77.62, and favcrs bestowed
during our stay of a few months swells the
sum 10 over 500, besides the stipulated
salary.
As the people have freely given o.
earthly comforts, so mgy our Heavenly
Father give to each one @ them largely
of His Spiritual blessing.
Zap. NJ.
U
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Married.

In Chicago March 20 In the LIST Presbyterian Church,
by Rev. DR.. Humphrey, Capt WILLIAM }. CoNANr. Of
this village, and Miss HATTIE D. IIAckETT, Of Chicago
IN Lansing Mich the evening Of March 2ist the
residence Of the bride by Rev Mr. FERRIS Mr. STEPHEN
II. uEADLRy, Of Lnlnsburgh mr@srt 81 Plymouth.
VI, and Miss SARAH A. PIPER II Lansing.
In Iangdon, N. H., March 2s BY Rev NJ Gerould. Mr..
ANDkkw c. FISHER, and Miss Katie FERRIS, both
Of Langdou.
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E,.sus. Of Hannah Mcliyaine.
STATE OF VERMONT. The Probate Go

STATE OF V ERMUNIsJ The Ffotate Uourt ior
DISTRICT wEsrMISsrER, IS. said distinct
All persons interested in the estate OF HANNAH MotI
yAINE late Of Townshend In said district deceased.
GREETING. !
yyOU are hereby that Harry Carey admin TRAITOR
4 of said deceased, will render his administration &C
session Of said court to be held at the prbat
Office ia Townshend aforesaid the 9TH day Of April,
1856 that said Court viii then and there decide upon
the aowance Of said and appoint committees TO
divide personal Of said deceased, belonging to
and decree distribution of the residue of said
tate greesby the will of said deceased and you
cause O. d. EDDY, Rrg'r.
March % 1866. l2-l4
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VERMONT VALLEY RAILROAD.

COUPON NO due October /, 1860, from the first mort
u gBge bonds of the Vermont Valley Railroad. will he
paid from after March 81, 1866 presentation at
the Office Of the Treasurer. in Bellows Falls Vermont
The coupon will be paid for the spree Of thirty
days sarch 81 1866 the National Park Bank
10 the city of New York. BY order of the trustees,
Bellows Falls, VI, March 10 ls66.
JIM. WILLIAMS Treasurer.
p S-Bondholdsrs who have not presented their bonds
for new coupons for further payments of interest
hereby notified that the will he attached 30
their bonds on presenting the Treasurer, at his
ehice in Bellows Falls, Vermont l2-A
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-04-06

TIME Subscriber having made up his mind go South
offers for sale his farm situated in the part
Rocking about hundred rods hack from the
road Iesdng saxons River cambriasepcrt one
mile from the latter and two and half from the former
place said contains about 200 well DIVIDED
TO pasture, tiiagn wood land, well fenced mo y
with wall has good sugar orchard and young
fruit orchard, we'll Watered Il is fine grain,
grass stock stock farm. The buildings said farm
pariIs anu sheds sufi
rien for 900 Sheep large barn and house
The house and barns supplied with good running
ter and the well adsPtsd che working OF all
This is chance for
any wishing engage In farming in this Of the
country.
Also another piece of pasture and wood land situated
in Grafton about miles from the home farm, and
mile from Canbridgeport, containing about IS The
home farm will be sold with without this piece, the
purchaser may DESIRE
For further particulars, price, ETC., inquire pro-
prietor on the place.
w. BARRY, canbriageport. Vt.
Cambridgeport March, 20, 1866 Il
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.,oMMIssroNEa,s NOTICE.

WE the Subscribers being duly appointed by the Hon.
~ Probate Court the plstriet Of Westminster Com
ii sicusrs 10 receive examine adjust all claims and
sfnands Of all persons against the estate OF okohGE
wTMAN Of Grafton, in stid District deceased and
s an cairns and demands exhibited in Offset thereto
aud six months the first day OF March last being al
loed by said Court that purpose. do therefore
hereby give NoTIck viii attend to the business Of
or said appoin teut the dwelling house Of Isaac
t,y Ia Craffou IN said DISTRICT the hss Tuesday in
MaYnd August next, from o'clock r NJ until 10 or
o'clock. 4. III. on each of said DAVIS
fSAAG GLYNN. f,,,,,,,;ssion.-.
MALCOLM BALDWIN.
ISAAC WYMAh, Admir-.
Grafton. afareh 10, A. D. 1895 lsl5
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Notice to Bridge Builders.

THE undersigned viii receive proposals until April 20,
i for buding OF lattice bridge Williams Riv-
the residene Of Q. p. Morse the Bridge be
about 100 feet in length Aso for the building
abumen for said Bridge and repairing and widen,
ing the other. All information In regard material 10 be
used etc. be obtained BY applying the subscribers
:; :, w wF1ny, seeetmsn
JAS. A. WILLARD. J Rockingham
RuCE sQus Marcel
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Notice.

INFORMATION wanted of Mehsel jennings was
in the vicinity of Bellows Falls in December last from
which place he his Michigan Any per-
who give information concerning his wherea-
bouts will confer great favour anxious sister
Address. selectmen of Rockingham Vermont
Bellows Fails March %, 1866. 1915
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-04-06

1An NEST, EARN EST
CAPABLE MEN WANTED IMMEDIATELY
in different parts the United States Vermont
especially for Of the beautiful and rapidly SELL
ing works of stee engravingsl published Prom
inent among which the
LINCOLN FAMILY,
engraved by A. Walter, of Philadelphia from photo
graph by Brady taken three days before the assassna
4 ton.
woMANs MISSION,
which stands alone a work of merit
PARABLE OF THE LILIES
companion piece for Christ blessing little Children,
work of interest from lie Jeune' great painting and
other Of beauty and great historic worth
Those wishing an honorable business that pays well w
do well to investigate this.
To clsrgynen students and professional men, special
Invitation given call and the above works
Deeds of terri. ory given not sold
Apply to d. r. READ Superintendent Of Branch Office
Howe Hall & Co 3 Store of Freight and Eve
Ign Street opposite Freight Depot Rutland Vt. 1915
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r. p. WRIGHT,
and Organ.

rrR,,s.-sa5 per quarter. or SIS per half quarter
:, O. p,,sons, or No. Hpdsea Street, Boston
~ With. Il enaolsa By extensive eeqaain sSnee
- ~, PIANO trade to select the choicest instruments io<
rchassr cheaper thaa can BE enzanss RON ANY % ns'
urcc
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NURSERY STOCK, &C.
SEASON OF 1866.
Pear Trees, Grape Vines, Small Fruits, and
Ornamental stock,


Pear Trees, Grape Vines, Small Fruits, and
Ornamental stock,
Including the newest varieties, consisting Of
5000 Ssnndnrd and Dwarf Pear Trees, 2 to
syesfs old, Just imported from Anglers Frame
10000 Sfandurd and Dwarf Penr Trees,
and years old, home grown. Ia variety OF sorts.
5000 nurdy grippe Vines l., and years old.
1000 Fseprh Roses Standard and Dwarf IN variety.
1900 Standard and Dwarf Apple Trees.
1000 Peach Trees, AMI years old, In variety.
5000 Pear Seedlings, land years old, from An
glers frsncs.
5000 a aimee stocks, years DID, from Anglers, W.
together With quansty Of Crab Apple, Cherry, Plum
Apricot and Nectafne Trees Scons, Currnts kaspber-
re Blackberres Gcoseberries Strawberries 0rnsmen tai
Trees Hedge and Screen Plants Evergreen Trees, Hardy
Ornamental Shrubs Vines, Climbers Roses Dubious,
Roots Bedding Border and Hardy Ierbaeeous Plants
Sc, &c
We have also for sale this season stock Of 1000
Fruit Bearing Pear Trees, in Standard and
Dwarf varieties to 10 years age which,
y Of for cesnllncss Of growth, excellence Of vsri
ees are eonnaeut cannot be exeed BY other LOT
in the State. n ia
Sample stocks will be shown At our saresroo,a
Ba-enscus Of No. 80 Walnut ssrect. corner Of
DeyonShire street
descriptive priced Catalogue Is nov ready Special
terms win be nsae with dealers parties purchasing
considerable quantities.
ID. I. WELLS x co.
IMPORTERS AND NURSERY AGENTS
ofiee, No. 7 Water Street
sample salesroom, Basement 20 Water 81 BOSTON.
i4-i1
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&1{HER SEVERE ACCIDENT Mr..
i kner, young man of London
p "a brakeman on the Rutland &
!yI'11tpn ltoad, was severely injured
by evening last, while doing duty
ght train comins TO this place, by
3 ne coming in contact nth bridge.
! &ieNful cash was cut Across his
'te7ee4 just ABOVE the eyes, sevetely in
rin1 bead. He also received some
her pries Of less serious nature.--
.e rod8 some six miles on Tue train before
4 acci1ent was discovered. When struck
H. ridge he fell and remained on top
! - and after while recovered con-
Sod61ks sufficient to enable him toget
i'm 10 the inside of the car, even =
> nif,mtion. Ga his arrival here he wa
len ID The Bellows Falls House, wher
= n1ttended by DR.. Whitman. His hea
c57lbly swollen, completely closing b
~ hot there seems TO be no doubt
r1cov cry. He had only been on tn
~ ohout two weeks and it is most so
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