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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-06-07

- Impeachment has sbeen disposed Of
for the present The Judiciary commit
tee closed its labors on Monday, and voted
that the evidence before them did not war
rant reporting articles of Impeachment,
to 8. A resolution Of ceneare was then
presented that the evidence produced be-
lore them demon-trateHthat the President
:" was unworthy of the confidence and re-
spsct Of the Anefican people" and passed
Y to 2, being = strict party vote.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-06-07
At Mason & Hamlin's Ware. COR

- At Mason & Hamlin's Ware. oorns,
l54 fremont Street, is reed organ which
probably surpasses any reed instrument
ever made. In the perfect success which
has attended its construction, the p, oblem
has been solved of making large organ
of free reeds. 1t has two manuals with a
compass of sixty-one notes each, sixteen
sets of reeds (six being the greatest num-
Der before). twenty two stops and pedal
key board of twenty-seven notes. Some
of the stops are of peculiar richness of
tone, while in power and general effect, the
instrument can only surprise every must
clan and listener. An the stops are oper-
ated on the pneumatic principle, a new
feature in reed instruments, and many IN
genious and valuable mechanical devises
are introduced which we have not space
to enumerate, but which adds materially
to the effective working of the instrument.
The case is exceedingly beautiful, 2 feet,
3 inches high, and feet inches wide,
and every inch Of space is occupied. We
have tried this organ, and add our testimo
ny to that of others, that it gives us new
ideas as to the capacity of reeds. And
here We may say word in general as 10
the Mason IL Hamlin Cabinet Organs.
They are worthy the high encomiums they
receive. They range in price from S75 to
$1,000, according TO size and style, and are
adapted for the parlor, vestry, school-room
or church. nj. & II. have already made
between seventeen and eighteen thousand
instruments, which are sounding forth
their praises in all quarters of the globe.
Boston Congregationalia.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-06-07

A German writer complains of the
difficulties Of the English language, and
cites the word Boz, which he says is pro-
nounced Dickens.
- Gen. Custar's recent cavalry raids
against the Indians are compared to hunt
ing wild ducks with brass band.
- Although the town of You Bet in
California has voted to keep Sunday here
after, Yuba Dam declines to follow suit.
The late New York Legislature en-
acted that any person seen with a gun or
fishing rod, on Sunday, excepting on his
own premises, is liable to arrest and pun
ishment.
= Gov. Wells has appointed colored
man, Charles j. Courcella, belonging TO
one of the Oldest free colored families of
New Orleans, member of the police board
in place of Judge Durigneaud, resigned.
Gen. Sheridan approved of the appoint
ment.
The New York Legislature, at its late
session, voted S129,O29 to various Roman
Catholic benevolent institutions. and but
1856 to those of the Professionals and
Jews-at which there is some grumbling
among the latter classes.
= The convicts in the brush factory of
the Northern Indiana penitentiary have
lately been very successful in their at
tempts at escape, by packing one of their
number into the hogsheads with the goods
and allowing the truckman TO hsul them
both out of the prison into liberty.
"A conscientious witness down east
refused 10 swear that he saw one MAJ kick
another, but he readily took his oath that
he saw defendant take his foot away from
plaintiff three times.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-06-07

The WospgRpuL TLxxIsIilrr and great Sests1
PLEASURE to any LApr wearing the nvfLkA Let,
will be experienced psr.icu larry IN All sfoNsss a.
Operas. Carriages. Railroad Cars, Shsfeh ~
Chairs, for Promenade anu House Drtss, IS 'ns
be folded when in to occupy a small plAee -
eonyenientiy a. SIX or Muslin Dress, a. Z
quality in crinoline, not found in any singits5
A Lady having enjoyed the Pleasure eoHsJ
Convenience of wearing the Duplex EliipisM ~
Skirt for single day, will never sfcerwsfss X
peuse with their us. For Children, Mise
Ladies they are superior to all Others. sau
They will not lend or break ike The slnsf ~
will preserve their perfect and graceful sbals w
four ordinary Skirts will have been thresn - =,
less. The III ops are covered with eoses II u 4
thread. and the bottom rods are not only 80
wearing out when dragging them dowp sieois ~
The Duplex Elliptic is great fsyorile VIZ 49,
Is universally recommended by the fash"a A-
the Standard Skirt Of the fashionable Nenl IA q
To enjoy the following inestimabe sdsan's s,,, n
line, viz superior qua ity, perfect man u
shape and finish, hsxibility durability, eo .,,'.
omy enquire for J. w. Bradley Duplex hlf s-, III
Bile Spring Skirt, and be sure you get he y Nh
CAUTl0S.--To guard against lnipoeisee. = N M
to notice chat Skirts offered as +" Duplex rss;f
stamp, viz: 81. W. Bradleys Dspst =, ~
Springs,r upon the wnistband-nene oineis -, 8
Ai,o notice that every Hoop will admit IN b
through the centre, thus revealing INC ~ n, ~
springs braided together therein. when y, "a
their fiexibilits and Strength. and ssh'''-
be found in any other SKIRT. ~. s,'.., -
throughout the United States and eissshsre ,,sut
Manufactured BY the Sole ownefs o. 'lsS,RY
VESTS, BRADLEY oAS,ss h, :
OF c,antsrs ana 70 and 81 Reae - "
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-06-07
GEORGE ANDREWS
M A r B L Z w O r X S

Westminster Street. opposite f. p. Had
ley Tin Shop, BELLOWS FALLS, VT.
TNIE work manufactured at this establishment Is of
superior class, being taken by the proprie-
tor. who is master-workman to furnish those who
favor him with their ORDERS work in the best
be which he buys directly from the Italian Importers.
which for beauty of design and finish be excel ed
In this place elsewhere
To those who about to purchase thing in his line.
he will that he Is prepared to furnish any article
ally manufactu ed at such establishment from the
most simple to the most deliberately carved.
Monuments, Tablets. Cravc-yfones, Pier
Shelves, etc.,
at prices which COMPETITION.
Work furnished to persons in ADJACENT from 10
TO 10 cent less than by other vein
ty as do not employ travelling agents my business
at large expense hut solicit my work shop which
enables the purchaser to examine the work
u All orders PROM fly attended 70, and SATISFACTION
guaranteed. IL
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-06-07


A Missionary 10 the South Sea
Islands was so unfortunate as to lose fine
head Of hair by sickness, and being urpro-
vided with proper restoratives returned 10
England TO recraii bis health. g BaTett's
Vegetable Hair Restorative" had net then
been discovered, and on regaining his heath
the missionary provided himself with a
wig, and returned 10 the scene of his
labors. The natives with natural SIM
plicify supposed he had obtained some hair
seed which he had planted on his pofl and
produced luxnriant crop Of the capillary
substance. The missionary humored this
idea for while and promised to get them
some hair seed, but finally astenished them
by lifting his wig They all shouted with
one accord, 6 lie has come from England
with his head .hstched.
There are too many gray and thatched
heads at the present day, and these would
be fewer were The use off, Barren's Vege-
table Restorative" more universal in the
country. While it is not exactly " a hair
seed" it will prevent premature badness
and ereyness, and is a delightful article for
the toilet. For sale by all druggists.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-06-07

q AT the municipal election of Wash
ington, D. C., on Monday, the Union Re-
publican ticket was elected by $500 ma
jority-rather new order of things for
thst latitude, and the fruit of free and i'm
partial suffrage.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-06-07

~ The latest news from Mexico is
that they have allowed Macmillan to go,
and THAI he is now on his way home to
Austria, where il is hoped he will not at.
tempt to NEEDLE with other folks affairs
again.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-06-07
Butter, Cheese and Wool.

The commercial editor of the Boston
Waterman and Reflector, gives the follow
ing information concerning the present and
prospective condition of the Market, as
regards Butter, Cheese and Wool.
"The market is decidedly dull for but
ter. We have no interest either in the
making or sale of butter, and we aim to
give the exact condition of the market.
We MT believe that butter will rule as
high as it did last year, because we think
dairymen have seen the folly Of holling
butter till they are compelled TO sell at
grease. prices. That there was more but
! ter made the past season than was needed
for consumption is abundantly proved by
the fact that hundreds and hundreds of
tons were sold for grease, while hundreds
of tons more were sold at 16 to 90 cents
per pound. Unless there is demand for
butter abroad, dairymen will make mis-
take in holding for although we expect a
larger Southern demand than we had last
year, yet the supply is likely to exceed
the wants of the trade.
1t looks now as though the demand for
cheese abroad would be fully equal to last
year. The ravages of the cattle plague
have been fearful, and in many of the
best cheese-making districts, as in Ches-
hire for instance, nearly one fourth Of the
cattle have died. The depressed coudi-
ton of the laboring classes will doubtless
have some effect on consumption, but there
is no reason to expect a smaller demand
than there was the past year.
The stock of wool in all the seaboard
markets is very light, and as there is COM
paratively none 10 come forward, dealers
say everything will be cleaned up by the
last of June. Should this opinion prove
correct we do not see but what manufac-
turers will be obliged to stop for want Of
material, unless the new clip at the West
can be moved at satisfactory prices. That
there will be more than usual caution
manifested in buying the present season
Is beyond doubt. The manufacturers have
not made SO much money the past season
as to enable them TO buy dirt for wool,
and very liberal discount will be de-
manded on ill-conditioned WOOL"
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-06-07

causes piss' Hrsasehs n, source Of Disc,
ing. Oppression OF Food. Low Spirits 'nes III
80 Or. iianisou's pzRlsr.Lfic Lo,vsanls lals ~
cure all these ard every form Of Dysns,.sEs wrs
cure for Piles, either Needing or Dina and
'r = A r. Tsly tine and money wasted
Tenlpie, Boston, and by all druggists !, MS ~
receiving 60cts. e's'si W VII be nisi
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-06-07
ANEW PERFUME FOR THE HASDKRun
DIR. sc.enck,. New ome.,

DR.. J. III. sCHESCk Of Phiiaaeiphls, has -
Office on second floor Of No IS HANOVER sIttr q
where he will to professionally every wKDSHliI
. % .. Errry person complaining with Csnlu,sl
any disease leading TO IT, is invited TO call q n
gives aIyiee free, bat for thorough sxaufnats n
Respirometer the charge Ia Eve dollars.
DIR. Schenek can explain 10 patients very sors
stage OK their disease and how TO use bis meairis.
his Puimonie Syrup seawsed Teaic and Mau6z
without the 81 the Rsspironiete- tut BY IL "a
sxaetly how FAR the langs are gone, and WIS, b
whistler 1t b Tube-suloas, Pulmonary, BForctal |
peptic CONSUMPTION, OF wlsstter Il i merely 40 II
throat aud csfarrh, or iton LIVER eaasglsini
Ills medicines have full direc tons, . suy one u
them without seeing him, but If thes live near b. 4
vel enough, il Is best to him. All ihrre q ,hss
zines required in hearty every Of lHBg tsss
IL Is impossible TO cure Consumption unless the 90
and liver are kept IN perfect order. To get uns
healing condition the stomach mast be eieSnsd ~
appetite for good rich iood created 80 as 10 Hah
blood before the lungs will begin 20 hea thea Ihsa
and night sweats will stop, and the sxpeetcTsion .
free and easy.
He keepss full supply Of mcdkiaes At bis rooms, 7
can be had At all times
Price Of the Pulnonic syrsp md Sawed Tonic.
q 10 per bottle, - 90 tbs hAG Apasn- AansirAss
Is cents per bon
GEo. q. GOODWIN s. CO, IS IiAbsvsT ssrcst,
GaHeral Wholesale Agents to< the AsS Eng2na = |
For sale bs all druggists. lSy
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-06-07
Particular Notice.

TUE Season OF the has arrived when all
shou be on their guard against Summer Complaints,
and the best thing they can do is to buy Bottle Of
WOODS DYSENTERY CORDIAL.
And have 1t ready in the Every Bottle Warranted
Sod by all druggists Price. 2J cts.
o. Y. WOODS. Proprietor,
Bellows Fails, VT
Bellows Falls Nav O. Isf6
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-06-07
CHAIN LIGHTNING BENzSl

For removing, quick IS lightning an lima, =, l
Spots, Paint. varuisi, Tar Wheel s,reas J ~ y
msnts. carpets. Sins and Cloth Of every .s,.'l
out injury 10 the most delicate fabri, yost.s
can BE- like u. Sold by G. @. GOOD IN 4 20 p y
and all druggists. " :, n N
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-06-07
pUSH'S ARGENTINE HAIR nj

The most perfect, GO nomieal, sarrs., qnies., a.
most harmless and reliable Hair Dye in the wsl i
In its application; changes grizzly, gray OF n
instantaneousy 10 a hight and perfectly nsie,, |,
or biark. Warranted to satsfy IN all csses or d. =
refandet. GEO @. GOODWIN & Co, BessOa y
VII druggists. N
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-06-07
WILCOX & GIBBS SEWING MACHINE

Warranted the best in for Family Any per-
son wishing them have four weeks trial
BY calling addressing L. L. AtLBEk.
Il Rockingham, Vt.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-06-07

the time necessary to do it properly. No
committee on resolutions had been appoint
ed, and the proper way was after appoint-
ment Of all the committees needed, TO ad-
journ to proper hour in the afternoon
and complete the work Of the convention.
On motion of Mr.. L. +. WILDER Of Jer-
icho, it was voted that a committee Of six
be appointed to report resolutions, and the
Chair appointed the following gentlemen
as the committee:
Committee on Resolutions.
c. w. Willard, Montpelier.
G. g. Benedict, Burlington.
Daniel Roberts, Burlington.
A. N. Swain, Bellows Falls.
ID. Nj. Camp, I'd, Derby.
L. f. Wilbur, Jericho.
The convention then took a recess 10 2
O'Clock p. M.
afternoon Session.
Upon assembling at two o'clock, the
Conv ention on motion of Mr.. Martin G.
Everts of Rutland, proceeded to the NOM
inaiion Of candidates for the offices Of Gov
ernor, Lieutenant Governor and Treasurer
tor the year ensuing.
Hon. S. nj. Dorr, of Rutland, nominate
ed Hon. j. d. Page of Rutland for Gov.
Sylvester Deming of Arlington, second
ed The nomination in behalf of the Ben.
nington County delegation.
Mr.. Taft Of Burlington thought the
question should be taken by ballot. He
moved that the nomination of the three
candidates be by ballot.
Mr.. Robbins of Ludlow, favored the
motion which was agreed TO.
Mr.. Pennock of Morristown thought
that other names might be proposed as
candidates for the Office of Governor and
in behalf of the Lamoille County delega-
ton presented that of Hon. A. B. Gardner
OF Bennington, and advocated the nomin-
alton in few remarks.
The Chair appointed Messrs. Dorr of
Rutland, and Taft of Burlington tellers.
Hon. Geo. w. Grandey, of Vergennes,
had been instructed by the delegation from
Addison County to second the nomination
Of Mr.. Page.
The result of the ballot for Governor
was as follows:
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-06-07

THE Vermont State journal s'ys
that General Stephen Thomas OF Fairie 60
il q candidate for the Lieutenant Govern
orship Of that state General Ano"s
would be a worthy representative OF tie
. citizen soldiery" Of that state and wof'ld
carry considerable Legislative experience
into the chair. Having known the Ire ne-
ri ON the tented field We can speak OF his
bravery and able executive abilities. and
We hope Vermont will do herself the hon
or Of elec,ing him to the second office -
the gift Of the people.-Daily Wisconsss-
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-06-07
GU RE FOR PIN. WON
II Worm Remedy Is needed, don't fail ,s,s
DIR. Z. G. G0ULD'S PfN-Wopv ev,s

This Syrup never falls In the mos. ag,,,..,.,
expel these Irritating and dangerous worms wi
the system. 'lufrl !,
Adults Of co or 20 years. who have s.a
time children upon whom all other uo,r uuee NJ
been tried In VAIN, are relieved Of ali aa,aua
hours and, when taken according 70 sIr,,.s
effect an entire cure ID acts as a catbsr,;. ,a
the health by removing all Impurities frou 'p N p
and " always ssie, even With the young.s, shHs
Sists every where. '''
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-06-07

Some one innocently hits off Mr..
Greeley by is supposed telegram
Mexico, May %, 1867
Horace Greeley. New York: I'm in .
ss,l,t place. Come on 6sst train and do
~ me as you id hy DAsis. Say nothing
70 the b'ockteads."
MACMILLAN.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-06-07

Of Mr.. Page.
The result of the ballot for Governor
was as follows:
Ballot for Governor.
Whole number of votes PIG
Necessary to choice, lis
John Il. Page, of Rutland, 1872
A. B. Gardner of Bennington, 43
J. S. Adams, of Burlington, IL
Henry G. Root, of Bennington, z
John W. Stewart, Of Middlebury, 2
Merritt CLARK, of Poultney, L
A. L. Miner of Manchester, l
Bliss N. Davis, of Danville, l
Portus Baxter, of Derby Line, 1
Pages majority, 95
On motion of Mr.. Pennock of Nor
ristown, the nomination was made unani-
nous. [Applause.
The Convention then proceeded to the
nomination of candidate for Lieutenant
Governor.
Maj Rounds of Chester, presented the
name Of Gen. Stephen Thomas of West
Fairlee, and briefly supported the nominal
ton, alluding to Gen. Thomas civil and
military record and his fitness for the office.
Col. Veazey of Rutland, seconded the
nomination and paid an eloquent tribute to
the character Of the nominee. He had
seen Gen. Thomas in civil life and on the
field of battle. He was acquainted with
his record. He (Gen. Thomas) was man
who performed well everything assigned
to him. He shrank from no responsibility.
Thoroughly sympah'zing with the Repub-
lican party, he was no partisan. He placed
country above everything. His rallying
cry on the battlefield was not "Republi-
cans do your Duty" nor Democrats do
your duty" but " Hermonters do your duty"
Mr.. Carpenter of Mortified seconded
the nomination for the Washington County
delegation. He said Gen. Thomas was a
democrat when to be democrat meant
anything, but dropped that name when it
meant nothing but traitor.
Mr.. Dana of New Haven, in pursuance
Of the unanimous vote of the delegation
from Addison County, seconded the nomi-
nation Of Gen. Thomas.
Mr.. Nicholson also supported the nom.
ination.
Hon. Elias B. Burton, of Manchester,
seconded the nomination for Bennington
County.
Hon. Clark H. Chapman, of Cavendish
nominated Hon. p. T. Washburn, of Wood
sock, and sustained the nomination in a
short speech.
Mr.. Herrick. of Wolcott. seconded the
nomination OF Gen. Thomas, in behalf Of
the Lamoille County delegation.
Messrs. Rounds and Nicholson were ap.
pointed tellers.
The ballot resulted as follows:
Whole number of votes, PIT
Necessary to a choice, 100
Stephen Thomas of West Fairlee, 1874
Peter T. Washburn, of Woodstock, 81
j. w. Colburn of Springfield. 1
Charles Barrett, of Grafton, L
Thomas's majority, III
On motion of Mr.. Carpenter of North.
field the nomination was made unanimous
For Treasurer, Mr.. Barlow of St. AL
bans nominated John A. Page of Montpe.
lier, and proposed that lie be nominated
by a vira voce vote. No objection being
: made Mr.. Page was unanimously nomin.
ated.
The committee to nominate a State
Committee, for the ensuing year reported
"a follow:
). C. w. Willard, Montpelier.
Red6e!d Proctor. Rutland.
u Geo. w. Grandey, yergennes.
; b. ID. Harris. Brattleboro.
. Samuel +. Pingsee, Hartford.
| Roswell Farnham, u: adford.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-06-07
Republican County Convention.

The Republicans of Windsor County are here
~ requested to meet in mass convention at
Woodstock, - Thursday the goth day of june
Inst, At iob O'Clock A. NJ, for the purpose Of
nominating candidates foIlcounty officers, to bc
supported Al the annual election in September
asxt
s. II. LroNARp,l
8. NJ PixeREE,
G. A. FoRBusH, Com.
~ ALBERT CLARK,
W. II. WALKER,
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-06-07
DR. $. $. FlTcHs
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seventy.sx pages price IS cents. Sen, AN
f SS epDyo ,sau''fa ss' The book ss,
posed. Address. Or. :. s. FiTcII ~ 10 % Tie ri
Dr. Fitch will be at the Island assvson, 81 ~.
Wednesday Jan %, and every 4th Weas,,,ss '. /,
n.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-06-07

v,.y~cu Note Papers, and ,nss "a colsrs9s ~
khS9rn "a, and snd Bii: Paper white IN ssoEEsi .
f = lis T Tsn. az &c al Il 9 u
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-07-31

DEUOs AND SODA wATER-we stop
ped In Ritchietown, yesterday, at the
drug store Of Mr.. s. L. Bdoe, and were
highly pleased with that gentleman's
arrangements for dispensing all sorts
Of drugs TO the suffering jewellers there
abOuts. Mr.. Brice started his present
establishment, last spring. and, by
strict attention to business and accom-
modAtinR attentions to customers, has
built up an excellent trade. Not the
least inviting feature of his establish
ment is 4 splendid soda Fountain
II any Of our friends, or any body else,
go down TO Ritchietowu, we advise them
to walk hundred yards or SO down the
street from Kewit's tavern, and try a
glass of soda water drawn by Brice.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-07-31

IL the suprsnls Court Of Appeals On
the ao.h Of JaIy, the case Of d. c. List,
Trustee DC, u. Jseob Hornbrook, an
appeal from the Circuit Court Of Ohio
county, was argued BY 5fr. Jacob, FOR
tie appellant, and by Ar. Peek for The
appellee.
An appeal 1ss allowed in the case Of
Ellison "a. PEEK, from the Circuit Conn
Of Ohio county.
a sopsTsEdess Was granted in The
CAKE Of EllicDlt q ca. SS, Robert Suiior,
from the Circuit Court Of RanaWka
CeaGts neets at o,eIock today.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-07-31

WE arc pleased 70 see our old friend
Capt. 4. r. Burlington once more
among US. He In graduate Of the
Yves, Point Military Academy from this
Congressional District, and was sta
toned at this post as ordnance officer
tor considerable time during the war.
Since that he has been on duty at diff
Tsrent places, but principally at New
York and Baton Rouge. At present ne
has charge OF the Government arsenal
at the latter place, and IL absent on q
four months leave, the firHt that he has
bad since ills graduation in 1861. His
rank IN the army IL that Of Captain and
Breyet MBIOr. There are few officers Of
his age that have rendered more re-
sponsible and faithful service to the
Government than our friend; and We
trust, now that peace has come and re-
construction il at hand, he VIII here
after have a "softer" thing Of IL, inclu-
ding rapid promotion. The Captain
LETT last evening for Moundsville, the
Teaidence Of his mother. HeexpectE TO
spend most OF his GuTlough in this
vicinity,