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csssss; crsns ~ Issued The following spscsi array
INST he fssignaasss q Captain Line L Joucs second
unite6 etn1oo artillery, be- hoon accepted.
Brsves MAJOR Murphy, United States Army retired,
viii fspO for 1uty y ths csmmapding geusrsl Depart
ment a. tho Potomac.
second Lieutenant " n Gbson. Seventh cavalry, u
report 70 ths oommandns eosr q Carss BArscks for
Captain Pollock. Nina isfassy. relieved from ~
cruising servicA
Captain l. l. James, asssn1 asiiiery. resigned.
The order rocsnsly iSsue1 ~ General Grant assigning
Brevss Majog General r q Buchanan 10 duty a. Com
mAndss Of The snbdisrics e Louisisna haS been
pended until further 0rdon
Ths following named army officers have been desaca
q board " exarnine irOu bsdstsads for army
revst Mnter oeaeSa eins Casey, Bsvss MAYOR General
Rufus lnqalla Breves Co,sns l. y. voiusD, surgeon.
The session u NE board un - held IN New York city
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The Chespcss and Best Newspaper Ss shs
sat Country.
Tan wnKv HnArp o. the present week, nov ready.
contains the very European News By the Gable up
10 the hour Of pubcaop the Prsaidsnts Mssags; shs
Report Of the Secretary Of the Trsasuy Our Washiag-
Dispatches the Current News Of the Week. shody.
ING al intervening Political and Lccai events; ~ yssn-
ions Amussments; Varieties: Tacstia; sclsatina Al
sistic, Religious and Literary Intelligsses; Kdiovi
articles the prominent topics u he day; Our epst
ing Record; Our Agricultural Budget; Rsvisvs - TIE
Cattle Horse, Dry Goods and Boot end Ebos Maskss:
Financial and Commercial lntstgnos ~ ansounss =
all important and interesting sssnts or NE wssk.
TRxs;-Sngls subscription. -; Three ospieA ~:
Five cOpisss 81 Ten COPIES sls. Single copies nvs
cents each limited numbsr Of advsrtissnsnss ~
ssrted In the WEEKLY HERALD.
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SHIP PIN q NEW S.
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Port Of NEW ycsK. DECEMBER 8. 1867.


REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
Steamship Charleston, Berry, Charleston hours, With
mdse and passengers. 70 Henry Morgan Co.
steamship Aonshne Kelly, New Bedford wah mdss ana
passengers. 10 Ferguson a Wood.
Schr Liberty, John, Norwnk @naf
Schr q Pease. Roynor, Portland CT gsae
Schr w Wells, Kelsey Portland, Ct
kchr rncns. HoyI Rondout for New London
sclr Geo Brown. Gsduey Rondout for Fall River
Schr Willie Harris Crowen, Ropdout for New Haven.
Below.
Bark Minnie Godfrey from Boston.
Ship Helene Melbourne.
Marine Disaster.
srRAsER ARGUS, Whitney New York BoatOn vaS
II anchor IN vineyard Sound 6th inst with her maebine
disabled The captain has arrived New Bedford for
American Porss.
FORTRESS NONRoR Dec s-Arrived, steAnship Bara-
togA King NYork for Norfolk; brig Minnie Miller. Ma1ss
xaaI . II.
saled-steamshp Tybss. Galveston for Eyork spss n
short OF coall
For other Shippin0 Ne,cs see SerextA Pogo esAs
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MAE euEs yoR BREACH PRonsE-Mr James
s Sherwood, OF Wesiport, brought . suit iass week
against Ara James Guyer, late Mas ElesiA B. Coley,
cf Poplar Plain, for breach OF promise Of marriage
ing his damages for disappointed Affection, b6hss1
hopes and perchance broken heart ~ the me4ssaae
sum Of S2o0 0oo Mr. and Mrs. Guyer are al present
siding IN Boston They gave the requisite bonds for
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sod can sae' trustee for persons having ss1 inssr
ss. y y no ground OF defence that the beneficial
= Others that the plantin when he
-h bound Acconat for The proceeds 70 oLhsrsI
~ ~. defendant has no legal or equitable defepcs -
Iii III note against the real owner thersoS be
". net permitted TO show that nominal plainsfR
whoss the suit Is brought 10 not lie real party
- interest.
Procesdiugs OF the Court Yesterday.
wAsHnGTos. Dse. Q. 1851.
On motion OF Mr. Reverdy johnson. Daniel Morris,
ESQ., OF the State OF New York, admitted 70 prac
tise as IN attorney and counsellor OF this court
NO. Henry n Rector plaintiff in error, " Chester
Ashlsys executes -zhe argument Of this causs IVES
concluded BY Mr. Joseph H. Bradley, sr Of counsel for
No. 10 simon Mussna plaintiff IN error VI. Maria J.
CAvosos The motion aied dismiss this writ Of
WAS argued By Mr. Robinson in faver thereof and By
Mr.. sherwood and Mr. Edmunds in Opposition ShsFsta.
No. H. Walter q. Robinson, plaintiff 10 error. Va
Louis Aldrdgs in error 70 ths Disssict Couss q ths
United States for the Northern District Of AnsppL-
This writ Of error ordered 70 be dsmissod under
the nineteenth rule.
No. IL Jacob Thompson plaintiff in error " DruYy
menced by Mr. Ashton counsel for the painti6 error
and continued by Mr.. Reverdy johnson for the d.
PENDANT in error and concluded By Mr. Carlisle fos the
No. IL W. NJ Cook ct al plaintiff in error Va Albert
l. Burully ~ a.This submitted 70 she con-
sderntion Of the court printed argument by Mr.
Msuymans or counsel for the plaintiff in eTeS end BY
NJ Addsms and Mr. Baliinger for the defsndanu N
error.
No. IL Emanuel Myers. plaintiff In error " ne
Commonwealth OF PsnnsylvaniA TINS writ a. error
was ordered 70 be dismissed under the ninstssnsh
Wall Of al-Ths case argued BY Mr. p Phsltips oe
counsel for the defendant IN error.
Ihs coun adjourned until Monday morning.
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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-04-19

- wv O. 1000
Burlington, sc. -'''Oa' I'g!, 81
MOVING EAST.
EXPRESS TRAIN will leave Bellows Fan, 49,.
heene, at 4-h5 A, Arriving at Picbbnrg q u
at Boston, $40 A. N. ACCOM- on ALTON ~ nv I
leave Bellows Falls, at I40A NJ, Kesns Al N.
Arriving az Fitchburg, l2,l0 p NJ, at Boston 4,
MAIL TRAIN viii leave Bellows Falls 2@PT =
az 81 NJ. Arriving at Fitchburg, 506P.E, ME-
Z 80 Pm. " -
MOVING WEST.
MAIL TRAIN will leave Boston. at7M
burg, S.45 A. NJ, Reene, at 1894. r.; A,rv.-i =
lows Falls, 1877 ?. N. ACCOMMODATION TBiiS !
leave Boston, at II 90 A. NJ, Ritchburg. l8FTT
at 90 p NJ. Arriving at Bellows Falls. 6l5p 7
PRESS TRAIN viii leave Boston, at 1912 \. F,S-
at 70 P NJ, keene, 8 05 P. N. Arriving a. BsIcy,E
9.57 Pm.
None but the Accommodation Train isfl s,o, 4, =
Line, So Keene or Cold River
The Express Trains will make regular stops A VIA.
don and keene and viii stop at other station, ~
above to take or leave pass myers to or from os ~
aud except at West Fitehburg and Westnipsrz !,
they viii only stop to leave passengers going aog1
take them In going up,
Trains Connect as toaors.
Up Trains at Bellows Pals with Rutland and Bv,.,
Railroad for Rutland, Burlington Montreal O.isBsg
Albany, Troy, Saratoga Springs, Schenectady and
No change Of cars between Boston aud Rutland ~
the II 90 A. NJ, train from Boston lodge at Ruth
proceed next morning 20 Burlington, TFoy. IN,
Schenectady, &c. The night express, With sespRs !
through TO Burlington, schenectady. Montreal L
Also. with Sullivan and Vt Central Railroad q, 4
scr, White River Junction, Burlington Ogisaf1
Montreal, ST Johnsbury, &c, via Vermont Centa.I
sumpsie, and Vermont g. Canada Reads, &C. Nd
Express trains make direct connection via VernsH
trial Railroad for all points North the last train uli
ming direct through to Windsor, W. R. junction, il
Point and Montreal, &c, by night train over Vt q
Railroad. Accommodation train runs 70 ", Jzza
Mail train connects at W. r. Junction with Eyprss
arriving at st. Adams at $50 P. NJ HOUSES Po1lil
NJ making direct connections for Montreal 0sisnssg;
Doioa Trains Conaset at Fialspg
with Trains Of Fitchburg & Worcester Rnllrosd hs
cester, Norwich, Providence and New York city.
Andat Groton Junction with trains Of Worcester
ua Railroad for Nashua and Concord; and sth nza
stony Brook Railroad for Lowell, Lswrenoe, &c,
r. STEWART sggeintsni
superintendent Office. Keene, n. II, Nor & l86
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-04-19

A COOP SToRY.-A Boston merchant
recentely told a correspondent the Port
land Star the following story
A firm here short time ago, among
others, employed a mild hammered, middle
aged man to proceed to Maine and solicit
trade. In about two weeks he came back
and said he " couldn't do anything" His
employers were not satisfied. They said
he must lack address, and requested him
to Illustrate to them his style of presenting
himself to the proposed customer. They
asked him to take his samples and APP
proach them for the purpose of selling to
them and they could judge Of his capabi-
turned with his valise which he opened
and showed his goods in very jealous
and earnest style, but the employers did
not quite like it, and so one of them re-
marked, Let me show you how to do it.
! am satisfied l could take your place and
sell to every one | approached" And
requesting the man who was to be bought
to consider himself Bangor merchant
for the time being, the partner wen out in
due time, and the man sat down to news
paper. In moment he came in in beau
tful style and accosting the mild-manner-
ed man, very graciously begged his
attention to some beautiful samples Of
goods from the house of,Franklin
Street.
The mild-mannered man barely turned
his head to note his visitor, and disposed
of him with, " Go to h; you are the
ninth one that's been here to day." Suf-
flee to say tha. the " Large House Of
Franklin street," from that moment better
appreciated the services rendered them,
and also seemed 10 have wholesale dis
gust Of down east merchants. The story
was too good to keep, and will be insepa-
rably linked with drumming amongst
Eastern merchants.
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Bailrpaas,
Rutland and, & Burlington ~,
mont Valley R a.iroaaaad

" wa, an saa ai !. Ta Monday, January II,
,,o.v. nan, MOVING SOUTH AND r,,.
'y s'isr eqMsl ~ at s.aoA.M, i1 ,sSs
IL 40 A. NJ, ii'sV a. NJ, 4t0P.M
AN. NV a. a. l2O0 A. NJ kN
AI sSc Al a. Ne bellows Falls at 7.4O p. M.2qn
Leave hellows Falls, at Tap a. 0Sl
'''' ~ 'ia'''eooro, at 500 p, NJ. a. 81
MOVING NORTH Ann p,i S, a, a, iEGtty
Leave Leave, s1a pas az lo45 A, Ma" Est "
aasns az nenows Falls, at II 20 A. NJ Z h,9@p,
100 100 ?. ~ fa''s at GOA Nj, i2$ y MI
A. NJ. ''''7'OO, P,M AM
Leave Rutland at GOO A. NJ a,,u
Arrive at Burlington at gaS Pc ". lar
TRAINS CONNECT Az ro 40 o ?, ipt
,a -. huntington with Boats on iska sSSiLLOWS
s,ont central AMI Vt. & Cana, Ran Oehamplhh M,
~. Aioans, kouse's Point Nor treaI . ior %
west Az Rutland, with train for n. VsaensbursG U
aork, saratoga Springs, SchepectsaS!, Albany M
eioNs raiis with trains on Chesb,,. S nl the W..
Wutki worcester, Lowell and Bostao Naliroad q,
,alley haiiroad for Brattleboro 80, With u.
s Sew raven and New York and wj,h gheld, a.
"inusor, hite River Junction Val. sullivan m,
ouay, newport, Litsleton and IN, WIZ River 81
rsssengers Tor the West will and tbi. hSuhhl,
For n ISchs stsa aas route "a. Cheap Ps
uEO. A. MERpI,}Va
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Cheshire Railroad

WINTER ARRANGEMENTS O..
W ing Monday, Dee 8, 1865. 0Ou'alsa
Splendid Sleeping Cars to and from pos,ou
Burlington sc ''Vu' iIoy,
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-04-19
THE UNIVERSAL
LIFE ms TRANCE COMPANY.
NEW YORK.
The original Joint Stock Life Insurance Company of
the United States.
Authorized Capital, s2,Oo0.oOo.
THE DISTINCTIVE FEATTPE

THE BUSINESS OF THIS EXCLUSIVELY CONFINED To
THE INSURANCE OF FRsr-cLAss HEALTHY LIVES.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-04-19

Weary ehildhood's mandragorel
From the pretty eyes have sunken
Pleasures, to make room for more
Speak not he Ia consecrated;
Breathe no breath across his eyes.
Lifted up aud separated,
ON the hand Of God he lies
In sweetness beyond touching, held in
clostrsl sanctities.
thus beautifully has Elizabeth Barrett
Browning expressed her thoughts concern
ing "A Child Asleep /" And who is
there, poet or no poet, gazing upon the
same beautiful familiar object, who has
not been again and again, thrilled with
tender awe s-has not been stirred TO the
hearts core, and been, as it were, brought
face to face with the presence of the in
scru,able? Death and his Brother
Sleep present themselves, twin-like and
involuntarily, thus in their sweetest and
most innocent guise. That little graceful,
and hitherto restless body, FACILITATING with
frolicsome life, mercurial in its intoxica-
ton Of animal existence, akin to the
maddest, merriest" creatures of the
Spring, the frisking lambs and the carroll
ling, swift-winged birds, and adorned with
more beauty and glory than the +" lily of
the feld,' suddenly hushed into deep re-
pose; relaxed from the firm tension of
active life into the most helpless physical
apathy; the last murmur of exurberant
mad-cap glee faded away into pathetic
dumbness of the soft lips whilst the will
full little hands let fall the toys longed for
and treasured by the childish heart. But
10 ! this child has only abandoned external
consciousness of life for an Interior and,
perchance, yet more beautiful conscious
ness. a smile passes. like sunbeam
athwart the meek face, and we say, with
bated BREATH" Look the angels are
whispering to him !" The poets heart
seizes with joy upon this living effigy of
death before him, and he says, ia the
words Of Holy Writ, 'This is the rest
wherewith ye may cause the weary to
rest, and this is the refreshing" The
whole duty of man" appears to round
itself thus into symbol, exquisitely given
to US by modern sculptor, of an infant
Jesus slumbering in happy rest; his little
head pillowed upon his cross, a crown of
thorns lying beside him, fallen from the
grasp of his baby fingers, whilst he dreams
of his Z" Father in Heaven" Peoples
Magazine.
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f. p. II A d L L Y
BELLOWS FALLS, VT.
Dealers in all k;nas ~

BELLOWS FALLS, VT.
Dealers in all kinds of
COOK, PARL0R AND BOX STOVES
Hollow Ware OF all kinds, sad-Irons Zinc Lead Pine
Pumps of all Sizes Plain Tin and Japanned Ware
Britannia Teapots Lantern and Lantern Globes
OF all sizes, Tin Sheet Iron Work on hand
and made to order. Also
HOT AIR FURNACESI
for Churches Town Halls or Private Dwellings thu
best manner.
Also, exclusive Agent for the sale Of P P STEWARDS
fUEL-SAVING, AIR TIGHT, SUMNER AND WINTER
COOKING STOVE.
also have Stoves ofysrious patternsrom the
Foundry OF Barstow Stove Co. Providence r. l. to which
call special attention.
The above Goods viii be sold reasonable prices 70,
READY PAT
NB.-lfyou wants pocr article, 60 somewhere else.
81 r. p. HADLEY.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-04-19
MADAME ZADOC PORTER'S
CURATIVE COUGH BALSAM.

The Best Cheapest and Most eectua Remedy for Coughs
Colds, sc. the World has ever produced. Purely
Vegetable contains no Minerals, or
other Deeterious Drug
The Curative Balsam is Warranted if used according 10
Directions, to Cure in all Cases, Coughs Colds Group
Whoopng Cough Asthma, aud all affections of Throat
and Lungs.
Madame Zadoc Porters Basom is Purely Vegetable Ex-
pectorant, prepared with great and scientific skill
from combination Of the best remedies the vegetable
kingdom affords.
Its remedial qualities based its power assist the
healthy and vigorous circulation of the Blood through
Lungs.
1t envens the muscles and assists the skin to perform
the duties OF regulating the heat of the system aud in
gently throwing OF the substance from surface
of the body.
1t loos the phlegm induces free splitting and will be
found agreeable 10 the not violent rem
edy, but emoent, warming, searching and effective
be taken by the oldest person youn gest child.
If you have Cold, if slight, not fail give
the Balsam trial, the very low price which It Is
ioId brings it in the reach Of every one, that they
always keep it convenient for use.
The timely Of Is cent bottle viii often prove TO be
worth one hundred times its cost.
Sold by all Druggists.
HALL RUCKEL. PrOprietOrs, New York.
6-eo-w1y
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-04-19

Had rather have goods than any ones paper We ar
going to sell for small profits and expect by so doing to
get most of thet sde in this vicinity. We shall vary our
prices the mark tvares from time to time Cacust to
to keep the inside the track and beat them prices
If any live nd beat these prices then we will try
again
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-04-19
Misrellamp.
Rest.

How he sleepeth, having drunken
Weary ehildhood's mandragore
From the pretty eyes have sunken
Pleasures, to make room for more.
Speak not heis consecrated;
Breathe no breath across his eyes.
Lifted up aud separated,
On the hand Of God he lies,
In sweetness beyond touching, held In
Clostral sanetities.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-04-28
cOmmEnoIAL AND FINANCIAL.

New ORLEANS, April 26.--Sales of
cotton to-day 3,700 bales. Market
active and higher-low middling 221%
@231ac..- Receipts of the week $40
bales, against 921' bales. Exports
"a, 400 bales. Sugar limit
ed, at 1913; fair 13; fully fair 131s.
Prime molasses 70. Prime -four dull
and small sales-superfine held at
S13. Pork dull and unchanged. Ba-
con-shoulders, 91S; rib, 115I clear,
l2A. Lard steady, at l3L@14.
Coffee-demand fair, at 233l625s1.
Gold 2919. Sterling 4S1%352I.
New ORLEANS, April 27.-SaIes of
cotton a, 900 bales-prices active and
l1ac. higher; low middlings "a. Re-
ceipts 729. Flour dull and un-
changed -superfne $13@13. .25. Oats
easier, at SO(985. Corn easier
mixed 471a; white SO. Pork dull
mess nominally $23.5O. Western
whiskey $3.50. Gold 361S.
New YORK, April 27-Noon.-
Flour less firm. Wheat dull. Corn
&c. lower. Pork quiet-new mess
$22.75. Cotton frmer, at 27(02S for
middling uplands.
7 P. M:-Cotton 1@2c. better
sales of $500 bales, at 28@2S1S.
corn opened at 102c. lower, but
closed firmer. Pork dull-new mess
$22.65@22.SO.
AUGUSTA, April. 27.-Cotton ad-
vanced 1000. but little Offering
sales SO bales, at 23%@24 for mid
dlings. Receipts "a bales.
SAVANNAH, April 27.-Cotton very
excited and Irregular; holders gene
rally withdrawn the stock. Sales of
457 bales-middlings 25@26; closing
very firm.
MOBILE, April 27.-Saies of cotton
to-day 900 bales-middlings 24(a25.
Receipts 1876 bales.
CHARLESTON, April 27.-The cotton
market was very firm, with sales of
220 bales-middlings 2624. Receipts
$40 bales.
LONDON, April &c Denomination
soils 81. Bonds 691%.
LIVERPOOL, April 26-Evening.-
Cotton advanced-middling uplands
IL; Orleans liz. Sales of 10000
bales.
LIVERPOOL, April 27-Noon.-Cot-
ton firm; sales 1000 balcs-uplands
III; Orleans IL 3.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-04-28
BEWARE OF THAT COUGHr'

BEWARE OF THAT COUGH!"
H'HE changing season is productive Of
I many Affections of the lungs and
throat. small cough is the voice of ma
iurc telling you to beware of the danger of
neglected cough. For all kinds of cough
and affections of the lungs, use "STAN
LEf'S COUGH SYRCp." 1t will cure You.
Begin at once. Don't delay. Go to FISHER
4 HEINITSH, and ask for "Stanley's." :"
They are the proprietors NoY9
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News Itelns.

NEW ORLEANS, April 26.-Another
crevasse in this Parish has seriously
endangered the newly y-built levee.
@CHARLEsToN, April Arrived
Steamer Souder, brig Potomac and
schooner Cushing, New York; schoo-
ner Mary Long, Philadelphia. Sail
ed-Steamers Granada and Cham.
pion, New York.
The annual parade of the Charles
ton Fire Department occurred to-day.
There was some feeling occasioned by
q military order forbidding the pro-
cession moving unless headed by the
national flag; but the order was com.
piled with. The parade was yery
imposing, attracting thousands of
spectators.
PITTsDURG, April 27.-The South
ern famine subscription in this city
exceeds $4,000.
SAN francisco, April 27.-In the
case of Mccall vs.. Gen. Mcdowell.
who was imprisoned for exulting
over Lincoln's assassination, the jury
returned n verdict of $3.50 for plain
tiff.
WASHINGTON, April 27.-Thad.
Stevens has written letter for pub
lication, commenting upon the re-
marks i'll Senator Wilson 8 late speech
ut Hampton Roads, in which he said
there would be no impediment to
Southern representatives in Congress,
if they elected Union men, etc. Ste
vens, in his letter, says no man
should make promises for the party.
By what authority does any one say
that by the election of loyal delegates,
they will be admitted? By what au:
thority say that Virginia will elect
two loyal Senators, when there is no
Virginia. He concludes as follows:
}E,ho is authorized to travel the coun-
try and peddle out amnesty? would
say to the most guilty, expect punish
ment and then quietude; but first, q
mild confiscation, to pay those who
have been robbed by disloyal men.
These are my wishes and mine only
perhaps.
AUGUSTA, April 27.-Gov. Brown
addressed large meeting of citizens,
at the Court House, this evening.
He took. the same ground rs in his
Atlanta and Savannah speeches; ad-
vlsed the people to accede to the
terms of Congress, as being the best
and only hope of Southern restora-
ton. Persistent opposition will ex-
asperate the Northern people, and
may lead to confscation. On the
other hand, speedy acceptance of the
terms offered will lead to speedy re-
storation. The address was received
fayorably.