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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-01-19

"A special despatch from Richmond
gives the details Of an unprovoked -.
sau't mace upon Z. r. Brooks, the vr-
ginia correspondent, d shs New York
Times, by the chivalrous II. Rives Pol
lard. Brooks turned the tables ON Pollard
ty giving him sound thrashins. f4Sr
A man Who stood ., Willingly in front
ola moving train at Rochester, N. Y, the
other night, and whose life was saved by
the intrepidity Of u policeman who peril
led his own. offered the policem nm City
cents for his kindness 8tlbf La A4Ask4f
- The contest for the seat in the Unit
ed States Senate soon to be vacated by the
expiration Of Hon. John Sherman's term
is growing quite animated. The chief
competitors thus far are Mr.. Sherman and
Gen. Schenck. tf
- A servant girl in Brest, France, has
confessed to the murder Of three children
by cutting the veins Of their Decks with a
knife. She declared that she was moved
by some irresistible impulse to the commits
sion Of The act
The chair in which Gen. Robert Lee
sat when be signed the articles Of capiiu-
lation 70 Gen. Grant a. Appomat,ox was
secured at the time by Gen. Whitaker,
aud IS now Ia Hartford, Conn. 1t is .
large easy chair, Of OAK, with cane seat
Go to Japan. You can buy FIRST
class house there for $50, and live COM
foriably in il for Two cents day. Ser
wants charge six cents month, and .
horse and groom may be had for the sams
time for 81 50.
There are eigh. hundred claimants fo1
the rewards offered by the government ans
city authorities for the capture Of BOotl
and his eonspirators. There are thre'
hundred thousand dollars V. be aivdes
among iAem.
"A yosng lady won sO,00@ thalers- =
Baden Baden last summer. Crazed b,
success, she sow plays imaginary reuleit
and fsurasirs rsaes-e.noir day and nigh
in an insane asy hm-
| - Tbs total receipts from internal rev
enue since the lst Of July base are $lS7
100000. The receipts for the year wi
be s3o0,o980oe, y H. y 4
| The number sf s,iieidls in New Xor
city and BroOklya average about oae hus
dred per aunum As many more attenF
to destroy themselves, and ara saved y
friends.
The coolest thing Of the late col
spell WIS the announcement Of Ne
Yorker whs adsestised palm leaf fans
retail, on Monday
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-01-19

G PORTION q u whites of the Dis
trio. Columbia hsri3g had sham elec-
ton, IND declared y their opinion that
bIsci ms' should ~ ave the right ofsuf-
irag& Mr. BrocaaN Of Pennsylvania,
Ihanj son.ly expcse1lAf absurdity on Mon
day1Fby oSsrine : resolution in the House,
(nd expected 70 pss1 pf course, but i an
swSred we'll the pun bse) to inquire intf
tho expediency q d ering an election
which the blacks q )e district shall de.
eide BY ballot whethss in their opinion, th
white men Of the dislr;ct should be allow
Cd the right Of sufnee.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-01-19
Attempt to AsA,ssinate Senator
Wale.

|
i On wednesday evening Of last week,
between eight and nine oSQck, man OF
unusually large proportions esllad at the
residence Of Benjamin +. WIDE, U. ..
Senator from Ohio, and asked to see the
Senator. He was shown up to Mr.. Wades
room.
A6er beinp seated he stated that he
was trying TO obtain employment IN the
u. s. Navy, and asked Mr.. Wade to sign
a paper of Recommendation, in order to
further his object. MIR. Wade refused to
do so, saying he did not know him. and
advised him TO procure the signature OF
some person to whom he was known.
After listening to the reply, the strange
visitor, whose physiognomy MIR. Wade de-
scribes as siagularly malicious and brutal,
looked at the Senator with significant
scowl, which the latter plainly Interpreted
as meaning mischief At this junciure OF
the interview Mr.. Wade arose, and step
ping into an adjoining room, armed him.
self with loaded pistol and quietly re-
turned into the room where the man was
sitting. After looking at each other "
silence the man began the conversation by
saying, Ain't you going to sign my pa
per ?" to which Mr.. Wade retur'ed an
emphatic negative, alleging tha'he had
no knowledge of him. Matters now De-
gan to come to crisis. The stranger
arose to his feet, drawing out bowie
knife about twelve inches long, and re-
marking, +" 1 suppose you know we are
now alone, sir, in this room." He was
proceeding,o unshe.th his weapon when
Mr.. Wade sprung TO his feet, and draw
ing forth his pis,ol placed it within short
distance of his head, telling him to clear
out Immediately or be would shoot him.
Taken somewhat by surprise the man be-
gan to and his way to the door, followed
closely by Mr.. Wade with pistol in close
proximity to his head. The Senator saw
bis visitor down stairs, and before reach
ing the door quietly informed him that he
had great notion to shoot him anyhow.
Upon this the stranger departed.
During the visit he failed to produce
any papers for signatures, and evidently
made this mere pretext for an interview.
At the time of his visit there were no per-
sons in the house besides Senator Wade,
except Mr.. Matthews and his wife and a
servant. u'a4
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-01-19

AT THEIR OLD TRIcKs.-Among the
recent proofs of the barbarity Of slavery is
an insult offered 10 Senator Sumner. A
pasteboard box, carefully directed to the
Senator, was left on Saturday night at his
house. On opening it there was found
the finger of negro, which had sppar.
emily been chopped off with an axe, and
note written in disguised hand, which
commence with an offensive appellatiou
and then read l send you a piece o.
one o. your friends, ard if that bill o
yours passes, will have piece Of you
The note is signed :" A Union Man. The
bill referred to was doubtless the ont
which will establish universal suffrage
here, and which has made Senator Sum
ner again mark for the vengeance 0
those whose power he has so persistently
opposed.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-01-19
STATE WAR DEBrs.-The Commit

STATE WAR DEBTs.--The Committee
on the War debts Of the loyal States hav-
ing requested statement of its war ex.
penditures, from the various Governors,
Gov. Dillingham; among the rest, Adj.
Gen. Washburn, has addressed circulars
to the selectmen of the several towns oil
the State. requesting them to forward as
soon as possible statements of town expen-
ditures on account of the war. What ac-
tion Congress will take on the subject OF
course is not known. The great objection
to the national assumption Of these expen-
dilures, will be the large addition that
would thus be made to the national debt.
On the other hand by this measure, the
Southern States will be compelled to bear
their share of the proper and loyal burden
Of the war. The bill submitted by Mr.
Blaine provides for an issue Of U. S.
bonds to the States and for reimburse
ments to counties and towns.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-01-19

KILLING OFF YAsKEEs.-A Charles.
ton correspondent of the New York Post
says that at Georges Station on the South
Carolina Railroad, last week doctor nam,
ed Wolf entered the train, and seeing a
Federal captain in uniform, began TRADE
against him, stating. among other things
that he 81 had killed off as many Yankees
IS &c could" When asked to explain, he
added that "there were many Yankee.
who came into the hospital in his cart, and
ne took measures that they never should
get out alive" This murderer was not in,
terfered with.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-01-19

LosT.-Dennis Leary, a lad thirteen
years of age, left his fathers house at Pat
tens Mills, in Washington County, N. Y,
on the 9TH day Of last October. and moth
ing has been heard of him since. Young
Leary is tall and slim, has dark hair, blue
eyes and light complexion. Any person
giving information in regard to his where .
abouts will be literally rewarded by ad-
dressing his father, Daniel Leary, Patten's
Mills, Washington County, N. Y.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-01-19

when the war closed the best OF feeling
prevailed among all classes. The reb els
were heartily rejoiced At the conclusion o.
the war, and expressed themselves satis-
fed TO accep, all the conditions OF defeat,
freely admitting that had they conquered
us they should have compelled submission
from us 10 their exaciions.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-01-19

MURDER AND SPEEDY RErR1BurIoS.
In Wsaworth county Wisconsin, on the
9TH, three men entered the house Of a man
who had just sold his farm for $4,000, and,
finding the farmer absent, murdered his
wife and child, and proceeded to ransack
the building. While thus engaged, a per.
son living near by, hearing suspicious
noises, went to the house. saw what had
been done, and shot al three of the assas.
sins, killing one, and mortally voundina
the others.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-01-19

undiminished confidence Of Alabama in
President Davis, ani rendering 70 him the
hearty thanks Of tbs Legislature " for his
good labors in the cause Of our common
country"
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-01-19

THe NoRrHERs METHODIST CHURCH
The Methodist Episcopal Church is max
ing rapid progress in the former Siav'
States. In louisiana and Texas, mor'
than 20 900 colored Metbodists have brok
| On off their connection with the Southern
Methodist Church and joined the Northern
Church. Bishop Thomson organized IN
December. at New Orleans, the Mississ'p-
ri Annual Conference ofthe M. 4. Churcn'
which already numbers IL preachers ana
over q, 900 members. A" Bibical ins''-
tute" has been opened in the City OF New
Orleans, and a new Church organ 1ne
New Orleans Adrocate, has been started by
the Rev. DR.. j. p. Newman.
In Kentucky, rs ministers Of The South.
ern Methodist Church, with about 5000
OF the white members, have declared their
intention Of joining the Northern Church.
The colored congregations either have al
ready taken the same step, or intend soon
to take it. rs
In Georgia, the Rev. Mr.. Caldwell. a
member Of the Georgia Annual Conference
to whose sermons on Slavery reference was
was some weeks ago in the The Tribune,
is now laboring as missionary OF the
Methodist Episcopal Church. There, as
in every other Southern State, il is highly
probable that the entire colored member
bership of the Southern Church will con-
meet itself with Northern Methodism.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-01-19

~ chlosma, OF Mosbpatch. lxlso Liysnlpi,t ana Z
tigo, cr Yreckie<, essvn sesy ssBssing arsenar
ladies' Of light romplexon. Cor tbs diseelersd sPes
more plainly on the face of blonde than hru1,zsi
they greatly ths beauty Of either and aay pisls
lion thss will eft~fpnir remove them rsfsf@ tfrS
texf1s or collar III Tie kkia " certainly desiaestz
r. G.. Perry who nas maas dressss Il II skin sssa
has discovered remedy or thoss disraon soass ia
nj once premps, fnEsfisabfs ass nxnsiass d.
Prptarrd CAY BY b. C. PERRY, Dsrnxtcleslss
Bond street, Nex YORK, and for sass ~ all efssss
txies g pss both. Cath asr ..,
PERRY's MOTH AND fEEckLs Lafiss
solA by AN slru,sglsts m Believe fass sI
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-01-19

STATE DRIsoN EcoNoMY.-A compar-
ison between the Maine and Vermont
State Prison has been made. showing that
while the convicts of the former State,
numbering ~, pay their cwn expenses
and something more, those OF the latter,
about the same in number, fall in arrears
upwards Of six thousand dollars. Walton's
Journal says that the trouble with our
prison was that the labor of the convicts
was paid for on contract made some
years ago al specie paying wages.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-01-19

Wenr Use Ang Otnsv.--ITt. Ina, apa Ia.
right article finally; every body likes it I is usrsl1 q
ed II v0 = u every time Thrse sppaksl on. !. 'as
I'll humors Of the scalp Ask for wEbsTFR,s ylc,sas
Bile HAIR INvi00RAT0R, and don't take any IN. a.
ion sAhk ~ ALL DRuoaiszs, and in Bellows ~ !.
o. v. WOODS. -
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-01-19

q Ahzassr n. Stephens, vics Pros
idens offshs dc sosihern Coassd.r.cy,
Tites ut 'b' coditisa and prosecutions
Union uain Georgia arc At this time
astly worse han dorias the days Of the
febellion.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-01-19

GOLD AND Silver WATCHES, Ladies J.xs,t s Or
kings Pins, &c, Only " Each, for any sr,,. saAsi
retail Price from $40 % $50. All gocds varrsn,s. aa
Inc Price Of Certificates 70 cents each LiS.rsl , as
Gates Sent free. For Circulars and ts,,I" vs'ts
AEssRs- HAYWARD, CO., x29 Broadway Nv ys NJ.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-01-19

u.n = IacA! ssch .sshssTTsTh waI sa.
SCRATCH INVITATIONS OlS1MANi'
i'e ~, 70 . ~ SALT BuEuA yLsERs ~,
ali ERuPTIOYs OF TIN SKIN Pr'ss '"
By s..ding 50 cents to WEEKS roTiss D va
l7awsshipgtsn strset, Bosoe. = ~, ~ r.ited sss
nail. free ofpqstage, TO sny pss' ~ (
42ly. -------
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-01-19
sk James clark's Female rii.s.
SIS James Cl.rks Ysma1s nm; M
q. Iac.s Ci>rA n .Gamala- PstiS

f. SIS James Ei1rA s-s aha'~ -,
rn;& NJ ,uabls medic Inc isunfz- 70 lent 70 u
tbs.e psipful sad dangerous Aksass' h'
constitution. N oestroeSs
Ii uaoderates AN excess. ssns. .,apthly psn'
whatever cassse, and srinss On 'ss
TIs F;us shorld not ss aka. g rM1o,,sTHs1
xs.f. during the FIRST THhsE - efry ~
e,s s=s 20 Isne,s. Miaar1sssi ~ - !. ~.
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..hs. p,ek nd limbs. Heaviness, fst'se e ss,ts
ton Pal psatiop of the heart Ls. ~ ~ painful
81 Sick Hs.daehe, Wh<tss- .no ~ - bills 81
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~. vhen al other means have n.s IN pse ss:;'I
Full directions in Parnpni =
me rns. So Be sent u .tos:s. sos,s.s .nss . y,
o.. 81 ,pslosiur 81 .sf thrss :. Sssslas.|
sess United States ssaut- 'eAAes sE@
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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-01-19

Gen. Grant ~ {iven his opinion ths
It i not desirable To- withdraw the Unite'
States troops fron Btates lately in rebel
lion, and also that u would not be wise t
put arms into he hands of the Sonther'
J militia Is methods to preserve law an
xder in the South. The recent display
the old fashion plantation manners. by in
sulting northern nsubers of Congress, wi
soon put The countryin temper to del
out justice 10 the esemies Of our country
In many sections q the Souih--we don
know but It ID gen<sI--the original 10y.
portion of the pople, both white an
black &c TT ts'rs subjected to extrem'
sseeutior, evev b pretended State laws
9naa I'D ssalnssBf the reconstruct
sissea, ~ a asnes en. Grant last week is
sued ii order Il Smil litary commander
5inthsfebsi sasss |ptectikiug al such pei
.oas wilaout resae colose. The countr.
viii Fejoice shat ia Ter Mas Zen issued
aod sal more ID }eet executed. On
veaM aot snpposs by he csonduct Of th
lesgagieg fsvssssr.i.rs coitay, that the
aara 20 'harcughlylcrushed last Spring
yas aash 1 tha fset and if they are nj
tsait piih 81 vigorous hand and uncoi
Slsinusl sarrendeF, the country will 500
81 II trouble ard binder the rule Of Il
3ii ssy Of Sousafn planters. The Of
stor msIbine northern men in III
soe comes "a Nth all the FRESHNESS
saf giea oE tllos ghich prevailed qua,
os aenfUry go. Already repor
sonss aa ib@s thern men engaged j
planting in iaonse "a, Alabama and Mi.
sisspli, are se,iaa4 up their affairs as raj
idiv 4 gossihs ~ he purpose Of remoy
Ing thsTa elves their families ava
from he la9b gi3i &c Of the South viii
wbish they aFs q atened. The Consti
faii,a of the klrh States provides an
gsaa . cid II glls that "the citizens of
sac saellba erl led TO the privilege
sfli sys8unitisa y ltizens in The sever.
sSaigs, and we PPe the day has com
W.T. his pvev issQ Is to he enforced.
~ i p4r. of be Presidents polio
u
aat treason d crime and should b
agshedsy ssd tisf treason in any fon
ebfaid be,naoe az Pus, and now let US Sc
sssys ae. y u wiil pit do to admit men
Soass Sc whose nds are still red vii
ssAs legsl e sks I'VE defenders Of the r.
p'ihi Sou tiar = fuldn't punish treason
II would roaaretit. If the Souther
Scaies Siissend Efn TO Congress who ar
nnauesusnusiy ID l then let them be ad
sitted, and the q Ecker the better; but !
they send 'men DO are unquestionabl
rebels, With nsthlg but rebel constitu
<eney II thsir-~hs then let them he r.
jeeted: end. " IRE are districts 10 III
South with soAgl people in it who or
permitted to. ssfs rom whom they can &c
lect reprssestn Re to Congress, then le
them 70 without representation till The,
do have ..one. 4 uch better that will b
than 70 .uitnessA humiliating spec,acl
- -..h.. ~EEennress VIM has Co...
four years.te ~ ley tlss Government an
The very Csaer heis nov trying to g,
into. III i. 81 Aialy ns punishment
trsssou, nor - is make Il odious, to pr,
,mste the .leadIs rebelsste places Of hone
An1 lensf.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-01-19

NoRTHERNERs AT THE SoUTn.-The
Washington correspondent Of the New
York Tribune says: a
g Gentlemen arriving here from New
Orleans and Mobile overland report that
numbers of Northern men engaged ir
planting in Mississippi, Louisiana and Al
ALBANIA are rapidly settling up their affair
for the purpose OF removing themselves
and their families from the Southern sol
and out of harms way. The condition o
things there Is described as most uncom
Portable and threatening to northern set
slery. The statement Is further made tina
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-01-19

Has RAtusr an anridote for acquired disesses
safIer believe they ought to and can BE- cured nv
AXIOM BIrsKKs prepared BY nr. Drake Of New Ihs
no Doubt benefited and sused more psrssas Of pss
Nervousness. Soar Stomach, Loss Of Appetite =
thsp sny ethes article In On ste1ce.. yhsy s<s ~
o. the 1osest roots and herhs. sar~fally prepsre
taken as a tonic aud gentle ssizsulaEt They are
10 any aar Or coudeisn Of liz and are ezfsnsHe9i
ho wish mothers and persons ef ssasnsary naois'
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-01-19

4 LADY who has been cured Of gseat nervous dsle
after many years Of misery, desires TO Eass knoxr
fellow sufferers tbs sure means Of rsst
Address, enclosing stansp, MRS. NJ nRRRisr, 1
Ss, Boston, ssSths presoripSisa si be sent ii.ssy
tasn mail. @-S
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-01-19

MAsoNIC.-At the annual communica-
tion of the Masonic Grand Lodge of Yer
mont which closed its session in Rutland,
last week, the following officers for the en-
suing year were elected:
Leverett B. Englesby, Burlington, Grand
Master.
Geo. NJ. Hall, swanton, Deputy Grand
Master.
r. w. Clark, Bra,tleboro, Senior War
den.
Benz. H. Dewey, Waterbury, Junior
Warden.
William G. Shaw, Burlington, Treasu.
rer. ha n
Henry CLARK, Poultney, Secretary.
Samuel Brooks, Middlebury, Senior
Deacon.
II. H Powers, Aforristown, Junior Dea.
con.
Rev. Israel Luce, Springfield, Chap.
lain.
Rev. Edwin Wheelock, Cambridge, As
sistant Chaplain.
Gamaliel Washburn, Montpelier, Grand
Lecturer.
J. b. Elton, Norwich, Assistant Lectu.
! rer.
Pitt w. Hyde. Hydeville, Grand Mar
shall. l"s ~
George L. Deming, Shorehsm, Sword
| Bearer. ..sl
VIM. Brinsmaid, Burlington, Albert G
Dewey, Montpelier, Grand Sentinels.
Uzal Pierson, Burlington, Grand Ty.
Ter.
An appropriation was made for the cree
ton Of monument at the grave Of thu
late Hon. Horatio Needham Of Bristol.
The next session Of the Grand Lodg'
will be held a: Montpelier, on the secons
Wednesday of January, 1867.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-01-19

Strange, Hat True. Every young Ady .,l,
tleman in tho United States can hear something v y,
To Their sntAge BY rsturn mail Tree Of ehsrr, nj
dressing the undersigned Those having fears Il u
humbagged will obiike BY nos notcips his card M
er. will please address thsr obsdi.nt ssrya., TIs
CHAPMAN, ssi Broadway Ss~ Ioss- IN
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-01-19

TIE Mason - na smifntsa bSnes Osxa nj, \
y different sy les adapted to sssd and secular ra
Sspts $500 each MRfrssNI GoLps, sILyYR NE,lI
or other nrvs premiums swsrdsd them Illustrated ~
.sxxss tns. kidrsss, NJ AsoS AAMlIN, Bos,ss OF,
SON BROTHERS, SEv YoaK AIN
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-01-19


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naxrss pIRRcr NrLusser 10 TIE eARrs siu
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nv. Bssuesa. a.ass OF ssus D'Se, zoe N ~
their eff;,sey .sy a ssss Of many yeas sAnh
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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-01-19

ErrssS 81 Yeah. A Geatlemau vida. 49,, (
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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-01-19

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