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, 1866-03-19

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T1o peculiar aud 80 ofe1 tatzl complaint called
DlphtEefin1 which Is more common nmon- chtIsrea
than nnnouE GED% up People prom plly cureq by
.he uke of Dr.. 1tanuAyG Ec1dy Relief and his Kru-
fatnT Pills. The DIphtheFla Ii naltxuaat disorder,
e1m+nc.oE NTH sore 1hrosl and going 70 violent
Membrane IN thu troa:. which dnaHy 11do: :ates is
victim nno produces dcatD Dpathrria IL therefore,
serious natady, II Will not Do 70 trsss It y ii
Feneoles; Eveo "a c1peTcncea phy.ieiaa 3; called
IN he T not promise thai with his x s!t th2re Is
certainty q his ssS1s IL lts Of The snletr That
c uomcn. thE child Of sGols i se!z.d Wiz ..lp'l
nd chest Ia aimtpister ron onc to tbres Of 81
RAdHsy's pnls to regulate the bowcls As soon IS
ufon Immediate rellti and upon speedy cn1e Thefr
must be rlocrastlnaion In the You must act
aoiekiy pphthsEta !. ot 80 act1ye nature ITSELF
powerful sernsdy Ake shs. steady E:lef 4 sooa e.
{. ;s1odts It. vt naaway's Es.sy Relief vsagushc!
the Eslief Is Ilobcd upon It TIC faiss msnbsaas
ceases to 4Fm. Ths tphamnat1on abates. The CON
gettiou di ulshes. The suocaan- SYMPTOMS depart
The lseg olatiag rils do sno r@st They expel The
e,leeted. tho patient y ps1maasntly wan; sold ~
Woofesalc Druggists, Caicsso, LII. nh1sp73 Ct sANw
, 1866-03-19
CHEROKEE PILLS.


Crre SupErSsfd, Excessive ard Pa II
ful 5ensutH tt1u, Green Slckness, Mo-
rcn5 and SpfaA AFecttonA paiGs l.,
the RacE+ Sick Headache, Giddlness,.
and Al dlseas.s that sprtnE fo1n irreE-
ali TIE effects shat aflsa fton, It. They
arc perfectly sxfc IN all c1se5, except
Waen' ferhtddenb BY directions, and ara
cary to atrtnlRttr. Il thEv srr nicely
suKaf etntad- They should hs; In thes
} haEds Of cVery Ma&den, Vile. md
: SAothcr Ii tna land. >>
La1!e8- cSn address, ~ IN p4rfect
confidence, Qud state their Complaints
3in full, ns We Hb11 sli Female Com
i plasp II ana prepare Medicines suifsble
for al diseases 70 which they are kuh-
Eel IMttY.tNQ p1xe pamphlet IN &
, 1866-03-19
ITO PARTIES WISHING TO
l. INVEST II 4
Good Manufaetufing Business.

We low otes for sale complete get Of wheel na.
naac1aEu's rstent two Polishing na3eaines, for
ard stz,p. mncbtnts; one Denuts,oWn 7im.rpuSder
1ne ~ Fa5,* patent aufa:taEea b. e B.
t fess lsnK; set nf Iaeobs patent wheel nechlaee
u co1pltle ato. circular saws aud tatara belt
sc1e4f tafs. pnt scroll saw And Eppe teurop,.x
mschn-; both nanu aetnrtd BY :. a. Fay i Co, ot
CGeinrau shafipg, prl1eye, bei;i Z. han9es14 10
Wheel nannfsetoEy. The abo.e machines ha,e beea
II use alo1t q ysar and ren be seem IN peFt run
continue the business eAn max ianztments to DO 80
Niaout nsnS q the addltlonal xpepse NJ nttns up
s5e Y rel p. n9n 1e A.y ! wt.h peEet. THIS god
For further paIacuais calf sr ouTe and ns4natRc
tory. -. IAEtlEs WARKL COMPANY.
.,,..-1S :, Nes, ~ 157 Bank It. New YoFk cttJ,
, 1866-03-19

Tho Best "a the World: Ha:nle.s. rellsole inssan.
taleous- The ou1y perfect Dye! No dtsnppnIrt1,nl
no ridiculous tthIS SiIx<d Y!Aiapl i. ldtca-Ior
tfs7c Yo4k. Also, REGESERATfEG EXTRACT o.:
MtlLEELKC RS-<est0sts. pteseVea oEd beaut drs
ehatr. Sold by ali Druggists. dssalsd "
, 1866-03-19

X
French Gait, Il
81. :
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moinesTooL.I
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MQfn8, e"-
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and S1nrh4nenr W
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nht7ptSf1t
, 1866-03-19

EHEEf-Tho market has been moderately active.
but m1ces have suffered . Considerable decline In.
fcfio CTades have been almost unsalnhae
The market clo1es ut tho folio wtnE range;
Ilrst e1ass sheep+ pu 100
sGCoEd tiase SAetf, per 11o 5pS3i
1ulct1tt 10 4t5A&t5
, 1866-03-19

CGMmEKC1AL.
SA1CnDAE EyES,Sa. March IL 1s6-
The receipts nnd shipments during the past
twen5y-fonr hour compare with those Of the cor
responding dete Inst gear as follows:
, 1866-03-19

/, Mae1A,
1 Shannon John,
ehNkeJ Thomas
Shawhfyin O.
ShtahxnJtrt1ut4.
ShadyWm
fhahyDan
ShepNd J JAeph
Shepard Dar1 :
hepIrdBenAnt
Il
shepard F FE C
Shepard Nathan
Shepherd Robert
Sherman jalian
N d .--
Sherman Lycm.
gus
Sherman Frank I
ShslMu1 RThpMT
EqH
ShHEA II & co
, 1866-03-19

~
Yikktzu David 3 F -
J Hon Van Doreu AR
EoCEM George :, Van Warme n )
Won J,H Capt
Van Allan Alfln J Eat10sde1l Join II
Van Ailen Jerorueyan I.ntteu
Van ffufnn E drew
EnnRuzen Oh Var SlykeIR
Van de Lsudt D PVan, Wascner g
, 1866-03-19

GOFERNNlENT SALE.- Queens
, asu,csl Parre5oEs wsrrhoa.e. Public saass Sasa-
ocloek, iarse stock of he, toreSolng srncies Ia
ossihAl psskags. GonktattnR tn part a. nc0 tiA1ss
;99 39SG Gsaross io s2';toass. 1seM Kavss - Fat
50 Clocks go ka Ior'. 100 Counter Scale. o Banfe
sts lTn leathes Bac4 eia, 800 Wash Tuba 5OJ slucs-
Ttqshes Tca Po.s Tnsuniers. Bowls Mugs Cups, Eaih
Tabs. Wood Saws c1e1veEs- Ct Cfndivatck ksc1evT
EanSes. CA1dsons snd usc.l!aneeus fuEnl.fi1g a1t.
cles .-. EODE.ET FLETCHER.
nht5rf1T.st Aiedicai Pnxrarne II
, 1866-03-19

And Futuse Prospects, ln Life clearly re1ea1ed by Dr.
Rapbnel lie las the affections OF tho opp2sIse 1e1.
he guide4 you 70 wealth. tca1th and hhp7ine3s. Cal
1t DrrG Store GIL Enst staaaoa.st.. between Wells
a2l Ftnnkllp. Consultation fee One Dollar, nths
, 1866-03-19
MISCELLANEOUS LETTERS,

Tsntcs JauesA Young Nathan Young CharIcs
Yate1P Young VIVA fuuuxChtistophel
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, 1866-03-19

Total 1ks1 ...-....-.............1t,ssz 7Ss9
Thc ruarkct for the week has been quiet and The
supply light. failing about 20 below the .rcripu Of
last xrtk. I11ecs hare experienced slight decline
md close ,.9 &c p 100 ns lower thsn last week
rackers hare tec the principal opesators, shippers
having done hut little.
-. QaN6IxG OF TIE XAEEE1s
To-day fSaturrsy1 t1adc Is Qu1ct bur thcfe IL trI
q teaiinr in p.iecA, though no QrotAble adysDce.
The Gales were 81 hean averaging from ISIS for CON.
mou 10 SaAefof chaice. Tbo day clostd wtthfewu un-
sold. Tue market clocs ii The following range.
, 1866-03-19

ClostuE prices fos cash. AAfcA Il. lS4 received by
Joserh H. Lyons. ConnaisHu1 Stock hnd bond Hroker.
and dealer IN Government SECURITIES. Nc. 81 aEk-
, 1866-03-19

lp pages-l01 ulnstrsttona, $3.50. Sent by mslI
everywhere, post paii- Contents. Tabieu sen. iree
Address the AuthoE, Z. 8, FOpTE, II. D., 113D
Broadway, New Yprx. neIc;1{I9t-Y~
, 1866-03-19

EAsnvnlK, Tenn. March ID, 1ssA
Will oatr tor sale At public aucttc1, IT The F:aG1 I'm
Snops on the 18th day o. +prtl nt1t, c5mNenciag It
70 O'Clock H. The following articles of Maohtnczy:
syrder horse poEs. S!ea1s II sine lne6 cSlin
toses: Cent1ee, fect: Post rangers, bosc1 and
bo!;s: 10 l'oat HANGER on line shaft Lslhe,. Kn-
Lstne hand. snaAli With Iron shears; La:he nand,
Ens!l Etlh Tooden SHEARS; Lash". pst.eT m1kcts;
borg ana tqrncd; Finch Fuisss. bored ana tur1 ea
Inch pnI!ey, b1sed ana tarSed: u ln:h Pa1ieJk
~ 2 lGSn 81 fp,sy ooseG nd sn Srssd ! .9et ar
II Core Ineyt; n Iron Pansr; i az Il Pis1ar
1hM Flsnsr: y lEch r!aanrT; a1 tees Line sn1tt
tpE t., 4 to Inch , Inch. ! q inch.
This Machinery Is Of beat patterns IND 1!l In good
condit1on. Responsibilities 70 er4:urnr II besofr en8
day OF sale can DO BY calling a. she Erankun Sbops
Terms Eash. Cow trnn ut ECn1a.
By order Of Capt. 4. T. Adoys Chief t}u.Eteru1atcr
Dent: Tenn =. u EllsK.
, 1866-03-19


-the defeat OF the Loar Bill In Congress, yrhes-
day, does not surprise us. Apart from The o3}ec-
lions which were urged aea.ust the bill A. 10 its
comforting too much power on the SECRETARY Of the
Treasury. there Vas a healthy opno-a.iou 10 the
foreign loan clnusc which wuuld OF 1'scN have de.
Tested TIC measure. The nlas1n felt in commercial
circlca during the pstt sixty days regarding the
course winch Mr. McCulloch WEE !3kcly to pursue In
carrying out hls policy Of "coutmctlonr so as TO
bring tie county tark 10 specie payments, LAs eyi
dentls b&cn appreciated in Coneacss.. ne trust
Congress Will nor speedily pas hill which will
plainly INDICATE what -eour>c Is to be pursued in
connection With the uatloua nnnncct 50 t1,at husl-
nest men may know definitely what TO rely upou
The uncertainty which has existed In Commercial
cfclcs for three months past Is neither bcnefcial to
the Government nor The people.
1nit afternoon the te'egtaphfc ccspatchcs inform
us thst reconsideration Of The vote by which The
Loan bill Was defeated te contemplated. In our
opinion. the Committee Of Wusr md Means had
better 6ame new bill entirely, sathe1 ihan attempt
10 get the old one Though both nouscs. We b.yc
reason to believe that It will be fought steeuuou.ly
botb In the House and the Senate.
Gold opened in New York to-dny 4. 1905: and
closed at 1.9h. The follow ips are the quotations
1e!cErarhed 10 James Boyd + Brothers, gold bro
, 1866-03-19

DIR. Foote'S Advertisements.
OLD EYES MADE EET, without xrec:sclcs, Doc.
tor OF Medicine. Pamphlet ualtet frs. Address E..
n. FOoTE. N. D., 1 1870 Broadway, N.v Yo.k.
Comfort und Cure
FOR THE NuPTuREp,-sen nee. Ad,lrs,a z,
FooTE, ~ D.. i 100 Broadway. New fosx.
, 1866-03-19

FOR THE EMA1E1ED,-sent1tecl In scaled envelope
address E. D. F0OTE, u. D., 11d0 Broadway, Saw
, 1866-03-19

So E1eq.c Tor a, Bald Head !-urHAMs
beads i tFpm iallioE oat and pFoo.es rs
convince the most akepcal Of is virtue. SOLD by
LORD 4 SMITH. 1T Latest: FULLER, FINCH Il
, 1866-03-19

Group
How It may b easily Prevented; nlso Cause and
Cure. Sent nee. Addttss E. y. F0OTH. II. o., II 10
f3roaduRv NeyV Ynrf
, 1866-03-19
CHICAGO CATTLR MARKET.

For the Week Ending March II.
OET1c1 or ruF l}9lL9 TMBCxK,l
Saturday Evening. March Il.
The toltowlug table showg the tail5 receipts and
shipments u Rcef Cs,tle during the week ending 10
dxy. compared With tbs receipts md shlpmrats of tie
corresponding week last year:
, nEEE
, 1866-03-19

Aese The gold markc, opened t. 100 and closed ut
1e9 Silver wns dull and nominal at i30ER1a2
Government Securities were ira At forucrp.,ces,
Tn
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-04-20

young French princes who fought in the
United States army during the rebellion
died ON The oath ultimo, at Claremo,t
England, aged hiy-four years.
- The Manchester Mirror Of Wednes-
day said sour mills are running at q
oss--the cotton on hand costing more be-
fore il was made up than it will bring now
after it is manufactured"
A newspaper correspondent says that
in Georgia, where Sherman's army made
sweep of all the carriages, the ladies
now 90 visiting in carts. They call them
carteS de pisite.
- A single woman at Lacrosse has a
block of three good houses, besides some
hundreds in government bonds, to show
for eight years of steady devotion to the
wash-tub.
- i he death of Mormon bishop is
thus announced in Salt Lake paper -
He was ,hirty.seven years old and leaves
an interesting family of eleven wives and
forty.seven small children to mourn his
DEATH"
= The cultivation of hops is extending
very largely in Michigan, Wisconsin and
other northwestern States. Hop-growers
have realized large profits from last years
crop.
- At a dancing match in Chicago, re-
Gently buxom Dutch girl danced nine
hours consecuIively, when her partner ac-
knowledged himself fairly beaten and very
tired. The damsel then drank six glasses
of lager and quietly went to breakfast.
- An indulgent papa in New York
trimmed his daughters bridal veil with len
$1,000 greenbacks, and gave her besides
G2 shares of Pacific mail steamship stock.
The first moving in San Francisco
occurred early in March and green peas,
new potatoes, asparagus and rhubarb were
in the markets.
= Folks in this region feel safe on the
cholera score, as Devils Gate has TO be
passed before getting here, and we live on
the inside.-Nerada Paper.
A man in Pirtston, Me-, was sem
fenced short time since to thirty days in
Augusta Jail. After his term had been
served out he was me, bya friend, who
inquired how he liked his new home
his answer was that he :" had bully
time, that there we're se1enty-six inmates
of the Jail, and not Black Republican
among them
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-04-20

GEN. GRANT FINED.-AN AMUSING
INcIDENT.-Lieut. Gen. Grant has grace
fully submitted to fine for fast driving
in the streets of Washington, and has paid
the fine.
When the policeman who had stopped
him went to the Army Headquarters with
his warrant, he laid it on the Generals
table.
Il suppose you feel proud of this" said
the General, putting at his cigar.
No, General" replied the officer, 50
only do it because it is my duty"
IF we were under martial law" said
the General, I" matters would be different,
and | might send you to the guard house"
The officer replies" As you please,
General; l am only performing my duty,
and when | served under you at Vicksburg
you did not complain because did my du-
ty."
The General surrendered at discretion
went TO the office of Justice Walker.
and paid his fine.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-04-20
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET.

TUESDAY, April 49, 1866
Prices of Market BeefExtra S13 50dD IA 90 first quail
ity Sl2 90 "a Sl3 90 second quality S12 O0GD S2 SO
third quality Sll 90 a SI2 90
Prices of Store Cattle-WOrking Oxen, p par-Sl75
a $500
Mich Cows and Calves-S45, S;5, $50 a SIPS.
Yearings 500 a 500; two years old $40 "a S00 three
years old 500 a 500.
Prices Of Sheep and Lambs In lots 50 CO. so 90, a
50 % each extra SO co. 50 90 so co a so 90 or as
extra s! a y lb live weight
Hides 40 c. v fb. Tallow a &c y h
peits So 00CG 80 Is each Calf Skins is "a % c. % H.
REMARkS.-The supply is not large and prices have
slightly advanced the average being u 4c for all kinds
of stock The market has been quick Sheep dull
and prices lower Ordinary good lots sold for lie
Extra &c. Veal calves sold at from 81 SO quality
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-04-20

How TO DISPOSE OF MUTILATED
CuRRENcY.-A great many persons are
at a loss to know how to dispose of ragged
and mutilated currency that accumulates
on their hands. 1t is the easiest thing in
the world. and without any expense
When you get three dollars worth on
hand, put it in a small package, pin pa
per band around ii with your name, post
office address and amount; then put it in
an envelope and ad dres it 10 the & Treas
ury of the United States, Washington, ID.
9" In few days you will receive new
currency in return. 1T goes and returns
free Of Boston Commercial.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-04-20

FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT "A Sc
rious railroad accident occurred near Will
liston, on the Central Road, early Friday
morning last, occasioned by the burning of
a bridge 20 feet in length, which spanned
the carriage way. The fire took place in
the night, and the night express train GO
ing nortl',due there at halfpast four o'clock
having no notice Of it, was moving at full
speed. The engine leaped the chasm, but
knocked out all its trucks when it struck
the opposite side, so that it stopped instant
ly. The cars, consisting of one baggage
car, two passenger cars and two sleeping
cars, were piled upon one another and into
the gap below in badly wrecked condi-
ton. One passenger, a Frenchman, name
unknown, was instantly killed. The con-
ductor, Mr.. Appleton, was seriously injur-
ed in the spine. He lies in helpless con-
dition. Six or eight others were more or
less hurt, one or TWO quite seriously, but
not fatally.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-04-20
BOSTON MARKET.


TUESDAY, APR. II, 1866
COTTON-The market remains without improvement
for this article The sales of the week have been
ate, aud We quote low Midding at IS 36 Middling
81 to IS; and good Middling at 40 to ~ per ID.
FLOuR-The market for Flour is very firm We quote
Western superne sc rs to 81 90 St Louis Flour
mains without change
GBAIN-The market for Corn is quite arm and prices
have advanced Yves ern Mixed at 81 to 30 Oats have
sold at % to 62 per bush White Beans remain about the
same, with sales at 81 to 81 IS.
PR0NISI0NS-fhere has been steady demand for
Pork and prices remain the Lard remains stead,
and continues in moderate demand Butter is quite firm
and prices rule high
WOoLThe market has been active than last week
tor dsnestie Wool but the transactions still large
GOLD-l259
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-04-20

AN EXAMPLE FOR REBEL OFFICIALS.
John Ii. Reagan, postmaster general OF
the rebel c3nlederacy, writes from his farm
in Texas
81 have one white man and seven freed
men at work; have planted some fruit
trees and shrubbery, and most of my veg
etable garden and Irish potatoes, and bed
ded out my sweet potatoes, and planted
thiriy-five acres Of corn, and have as much
more ready to plant; have sowed down
twelve or fifteen acres of small grain, and
shall plant thirty-fre acres of cotton. l
am orchardist and gardener myself, and
when not engaged at this, or in the neces-
sary superintendence of the freedmen, /
work on the farm constantly with my own
hands, and can do as much work with COM
paratively as little fatigue as any of them.
l make fence, grub and pile and burn
brush, pillow, &c, and am as thoroughly
bronzed as other laborers."
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-04-20

Mrs. JEFFERSON DAvIs.-The Bur-
lington Times says Mrs. Jefferson Davis
passed through that city * Saturday MORN
Ing, on her way to Montreal, accompanied
by several Southern gentlemen and three
walters. She was plainly dressed in black
with short loose cloak or sacque, end is a
large, handsome looking woman. We
learn that while the train stopped at ST.
Adams, she came from the car into the
Depot, where large crowd gathered to
look al her, She at once turned her back
upon the assemblage, and appeared to be
lost in deep thought, perhaps thinking of
the St. Adams raid Some of the men
asked each other if she wore the same
clothes that JEFF had Oh bright, sunny
morning last May. She overheard the re-
mark, but only looked upon it with silent
contempt. She told several gentlemen
that JEFF. was soon TO be released"
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-04-20

SINGULAR AND FATAL ACCIDENT AT
STRATroRD-On Thursday, April 5, a
young son Of the Widow Willard Curtis
Of Stratford went into his mothers barn
yard, where was a COW and young calf
The cow assailed him fusiously, when his
mother, Mrs. Curtis. hearing his cries,
came to his relief. The enraged animal
then attacked her, thrusting one horn into
her abdomen, and ripping open a fearful
wound, following this by tranpliag upon
and gering her victim, till help was pro-
cured from the neighbors. Mrs Curtis
did oa Friday, and was buried the ensu-
ing Sunday. She leaves five small chill
dren.- Coos On. H. Republican,.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-04-20

Smith barely escap d a watery grave, and
his horse and buggy were saved without
material injury.
- Mr.. Wilson, OF Mendor, was found
drowned in the sap pan at his sugar place.
Doubtless he fell into the sap pan in ct,
as he was found with his head in the pan
and his arms hanging below the pan and
badly burned.
DR.. Sylvester Wilson, of Fletcher,
aged about 81, drank himself to death on
the 9Th inst. He was in the habit of lock-
ing himself up occasionally with Jug of
liquor and drinking as long as the liquor
lasted
= They have u large old fashioned
brick oven TT the boarding house near
Saltash Mountain in Plymouth, and some
time since a man named John Z. Kaike
fell into it while there was scorching
fire underneath, AMI it is supposed was
suiiocated so suddenly by the heat as to be
unable to escape, and when discovered
was burnt to a crisp. lie was a favorite
among his comrades, and hi death is a
most sad affair
= gentleman has this thursday
moroing, called oar attention to the fact
that in various places 10 this Vi llage, veg.
etabe and other matter is being thrown
upon the banks and other side places, there
to decompose and creating a stencil and
corrupting the air sufficient 10 breed clol-
era in the whole State. Bellows Falls is
a very healthy locality, and now that the
cholera is thought to be approaching, we
should guard against breeding any pesti-
lence among ourselves. Won't the au-
thorities see TO this as they have in other
places
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-04-20

- The Commissioner of Pensions hav-
ing been asked whether pension money
can be attached for debt, has replied in The
negative.
A correspondent who has travelled
over seven hundred miles in Pennsylvania,
Delaware and Maryland. reports that, ex-
cep,ing, perhaps, one field in twenty-five.
the wheat is in fine condition.
Marie A6elie, ex-queen of the
French, the second daughter of Ferdinand
the First; king of the two Sicilies, wife Of
Louis Philippe, and grandmother Of the
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-04-20

a car at the New Haven railroad depot in
New York, on Saturday, when man get
ting off crowded him back and he was
caught between the moving ear and an
iron post and severely injured. The Cen
eral, however, proceeded on his journey TO
Providence, suffering much from the bruis.
es received.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-04-20

LoNpoNUERRY.-Joseph Stone and
Charles Perry have sold their farm known
as the a Buxton" farm, to Ara Whitman
for $500. Beriah Wheeler of Jamaica,
has sold his house in that village to Bliss
Goddard for S525. Mr. Alvah Whitman
has sold bis house TO c. B. & II. 4. Walk
er for 5000. The Messrs. Wa lker have
bought this place for tenaments for their
help in the extensive Tannery which they
built last summer.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-04-20

LIVE SToCK IN YERMoNT.-A year
ago there were 1890 horses in Vermont,
the value Of which was 1898 $685.
There were of cattle and oxen 152,095,
valued al s6,O64,899; Of dairy cows l62,-
600, valued at s6,O99,OOO; of sheep l.
$4,000, valued at S7493,724: of hogs
32.445, valued at s58l,795. Total value
of the above descriptions Of live stock,
S24005756.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-04-20

WINDHAM County CeURr.-The April
term of the Windham County Court, COM
meneed its session at Fayetteville on Tues.
day Of last week, Hon. w. C. Wilson pre-
siding judge, and Hon. Peter w. Dean.
and Hon. w. II. Jones, assistant judges.
The first case tried, was ID. NJ. Whitaker
and wife VS.. Martin Perry, for assault and
battery, in getting possession of premises
occupied by plaintiffs in Williamsville, the
resul, Of which we have not learned. The
court adjourned on Thursday to Monday
afternoon of this week. The grand jury
were discharged on Thursday of last week
having found seven bills of indictment.
The case of State V. 7. C. Rand, same v.
Lincoln Wiliston, and same agai INST sew
eral persons in this village arrested for as
sault on the McFisher woman last year,
have all been continued.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-04-20

A Brave BoY.-0n the 9Th inst. a
child of Akin Bowley, of Newport, fell
from foot bridge into brook, when He
man Caller, lad Of nine years. waded
into the brook tin he water was up 10
his ears" caught tta child as he foated
down. and brought hm safely out. The
people 10 the neighbOhood think ii re-
markable feat under tn. circumstances Of
the case.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-04-20

PANoRAMA.-True and Huntress' Ma
tional Panorama, will be exhibited at
Wightman's Hall, Friday evening of this
week. See advertisement. The moving
scenery will be explained by lady lectu-
rer, and the whole thing is highly spoken
Of as a work of art. The blind musician
is said TO be musical prodigy, and " little
ida's' singing will be treat for the young,
as well as for the old folks.