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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-09-06
Rockingham Election a.
EMpHArIc UNION TRIUMPH.

WnLIAM II. JOHNSON, ESQ, was re-
elected Reprcs NATIVE in this town, on
Tuesday, by the handsome majority of sc
over all, being gain Of three over his
majority of last year. But this statement
is but small part Of the victory. He
was elected in spite Of most anfair OPP
position and the most shameful falsehoods
fabricated out Of whole cloth and put in
circulation for the twenty-four hours pre-
vious to the election. 1t was not till after
the caucus on Saturday hadbcen held, and
when II became known what stories had
been put in circulation, that much had
been done, or any feeling excited, but by
2 o'clock Tuesday afternoon the Union
party had become SO thoroughly aroused,
that they could probably have whipped
any democratic party that ever existed
in this town or ever will hereafter. Mr..
johnson was put forward by the Union
men because his sentiments and princi-
pies we're in hearty and cordial harmony
with the great Union party of the country,
and which saved the Union from the re-
bellion, and the cordial good will with
which the Union party of the town finally
responded at the polls, is deserving no
small share of praise.
On Tuesday morning the United States
| flag was hung out in front Of the store of
Arms & Wilson, as the rallying headquar-
tiers Of the Union men for the day, and in
the afternoon it was carried to the polls in
one of the large teams of Union voters by
Mr.. William Stone, who is not only true
Union man himself but who voted for the
54th consecutive annual election in this
town, on that day. Another load Of Union
voters also had similar flag.
The result of the ballot for representa-
tive was announced as follows:
w. II. johnson, goo
j. II. Williams, 1870
Daniel Campbell, 3
L. c. Hubbard,
- 1914
Johnson's majority, sc
Immediately after the announcement of
the vote, j. d. Bridgman called for three
cheers for the Union party of the country,
and they were given. On State ticket the
Union majority was S3, being Union gain
of 10 over last year. The aggregate vote
on Governor was 467, which is 6S less
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sfuSKr ATHENS They voted in
a'hens' till 2 o'clock, Wednesday morn
"s' before making any choice for Repre-
,4'a'lve, when A. A. Wyman was elect
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-09-06

WINDsoR.-voie for representative, j.
A. Pollard, 152, Scattering, As, S. r.
Stocker, dem. 40. Majority for Pollard,
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-09-06

LoNDoNpERRY.-The was some strife
in Londonderry for Representative. and
three ballots were had before choice was
effected. As consequence the vote was
larger than last year. The ballots were
as follows:
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BRATTLEBoRo.-The vote of Brattle-
boro for Representative, was S. N. Her
rick, 396, j. w. Burnap, 43, Amos Col
Inns, 3.
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CHESTER IrEMs.-The Fall Term at
Chester Academy commenced last week
Wednesday; the number Of scholars en-
tered up to Tuesday, was l55, showing
that the school is prospecting under the d.
rection of Prof. Shaw. With the able
corps Of teachers he has to assist him, this
has become one of the most thorough
schools in the State, graduating pupils
fitted to enter the first Colleges in the
country.
The Ingraham House has been full
TO overiowipg the past six weeks with
boarders and visitors from the cities. This
week the homeward movement commence
ed. Families seeking their homes, the
older members to attend TO business, the
children their schools. Never has this
section of the country presented a better
appearance than the present season, kept
fresh and clean by the frequent rains.
There are no pleasanter villages than
Chester; no better hotels than Iagraham's.
Faces become familiar at his tables the
visiting and travelling public soon find out
well kept house and patronize it. Last
Friday evening the guests had farewell
Hop. About so couples gathered in the
Hall and enjoyed themselves well, till the
hour for retiring. The "Owl Club " of
Railway, N. j., spent four days last week
as the guests of John F. Whitney of New
York. who has residence here, which he
occupies every summer. They made In
graham's headquarters. The Hop" and
excursion to Cavendish Gorge, Picnic and
dinner at Mr.. Whitney's place, ITO which
they were taken by his ox-team) and other
social amusements, fully and pleasantly
occupied their time.
j. S. Lourie has taken an agency for
Richardson's new book, " Beyond tine Mis-
sissippi," and is now canvassiDg Chester.
We would recommend our readers TO eS-
anime the book and give Mr.. L. their
names, as it is full of interest and instruc
ton. Mr.. L. will also canvass Ludlow,
Cavendish, Proctorsville and Weston, and
we would say to our readers that they
will find him worthy of patronage.
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EARM FOR SALE IN CHESTER.

good hill farm ofabout $50 In the northwest prt Of
Chester miles from Gassetts Station and Proeeor..
vile, can now be purchased reasonable terms, Well
wooded and we'll watered, conveniently arrAnGoo - y
and pasture. The patriotic town Of Chests
Its bounty claims by raising taxes At - 49,
whoever into that town need not mar Of heavy tax
to pay arrearages OF debts This land also known -
Church Land or perpetual Lease Land and thus ss nom
taxes except very small rent to be paid annually %
Woodstock therefore desiFsbe for tho eoHe Of
IT, than any other farm. Possession given mmed
ately, with all the crops00 sap buckets, farming TOOLS
stock, 20 sheep, &C.. SO, &c.
mortgage.
For further information apply to Henry r Yetchsr on
the premises or TO the Undersigned at hs once in Proc
torsvllle. CLARK II. CHAPMAN
PRocroRsynLE, July 80, 1867. Sl-8
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-09-06

VoTE FOR JUSTICES. The straight
Union ticket for Justices in this town was
elected on Tuesday by SO majority being
precisely the same as on State ticket
Three names were on both tickets We
give the vote, the first ten names being
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-09-06

The aggregate vote on Governor was
119S, which is less than last year to both
parties, but there is Union gain of So
over last years majority, which is hand
some compliment to Mr.. Page, the Gov
ernor elect, as people are supposed to
know their own neighbors.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-09-06

E H. II. Wheeler, Esq, the repre-
sentative elect from Jamaica, will be among
the younger as well as able members of the
House. Hon. Burnam Martin, is also a
Senator from Orange County this year, and
whose name we omitted in our mention of
the experienced members on second page.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-09-06

SPRISGFIELD.-The Union vote for
Governor in Springfield would have been
larger had the votes for State officers been
received in season. The vote for repre-
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Notice =

YINIE RUTLAND RAILROAD COMPANY is prepared to
issue Guarante Preferred Stock IN accordance with
It's charter In exchange for ncpa and interest to LIST
August 1867 of the First Mortgage Bonds Of the Rutland
and Burlington Railroad Company.
All such stock issued before the first day of DC ober
next will lie entitled the dividend payable the first
Of February, 1868.
Bondhoders can make the exchange for stock through
GEORGE NJ BARNARD. No. ). Merchants Row Boston,
or at the Office of the Compa ny at Rutland Vt.
JOHN u. PAGE. Directors
GEORGE NJ. BARNARD,
GEORGE b. CAASE, Rutland
PETER BUTLER,
JAMES IT. WILLIAMS, Railroad
EDWIN A. BIRGHARD,
JOHN HOWE, Company.
August Is 1867. 3S-4l
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Noticey

NOTICE hereby given that application will be made
~ the next session of the General Assembly State
OF Vermont, for charter for a railroad from point
in Massachusetts, connecting with the Connecticut River
Railroad running north point In Bratteboro to con
meet with the Vermont Valley Railroad any other Rail
road running north from Bratteboio.
Aug. %, 1861. 1851
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-09-06

A GOOD, German Silver, Bell front,
IA Side action. Rotary Valve fat c0RNEr With good
boz. For sale By % s.F MERRILL.
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az See list of Senators elect on second
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-09-06

CHEsTER.-Maj. Rounds was elected
Representative of Chester by the highly
complimentary vote of 30 majority as
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page.
BENNINGToN.-The vote in Benning-
ton was very heavy, and beyond all prece-
dent, being called out of course by the
railroad controversy in that county. The
aggregate vote Of Bennington was 9S1
and L. w. Parks majority for represent
tative over A. B. Gardner was 244. The
whole Union county ticket is elected by
500 majority, and about 1000 majority on
State ticket. A friend who has been in
the hottest of. the battle in that comfy
thus writes us Oil the morning after cleo
ton: 81 have only time this morning &c
say that we have met the opponents Of
the Lebanon Springs Railroad, and the
friends of the Troy and Boston humbug
and I" corked them up SO tight that they
will be content in future TO keep out OF
the way Of the friends of progress and en-
terprise in this town and county. i
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SOLUTION NOTICE
Notice Is hereby given that the copartnerhp heretofore
existing under of Perry Co, Is this day dis
by mutual consent An accounts may be settled
either member of the late frm SoL0N PERRY.
j. u. ALEXANDER.
CAMpRlDGEPoRr, vr, Sept. 2, 1867 1888
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-09-06

Mr.. Fuller withdrew his name after The
second ballot. Majority for Robinson on
third ballot, 80.
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4. JUVENILE CoNcERT.-The juvenile
singing class in Westminster, taught by
Miss NJ. Z. Thurs,on, gave concert on
Wednesday evening of last week which
reflected great credit upon her as a teach
er. She seems to have that tact and skill
for teaching music to the young which few
possess, and the concert by her singing
class was SO favorably received that they
invited her 20 repeat it on Friday evening
of this week, at the Town Hall, which in-
vitation she has accepted, and they will OF
course have another excellent entertain
ment. Any community wishing good
teacher to instruct their children in music,
can hardly do better than TO secure her
services. sf- .lfittf
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-09-06

WEsTMINsTER.--Free Gorham was
elected repres entative in Westminster by
six majority on the first ballot:
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-09-06
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET.
TUEsDaYsept.t4, :, 1867.
AMOUNT Or xAEKEr.
Cattle. Sheep. shotes. Fat Hogs, Veal
This Eeek, PISA lools 800 $50 IS
Last week, 53s1 l5.s5 80 100 15
One year ago, sos 1l50e 500 1900 Is

Last week, 1881 15ss5 80 1900 IS
One year ago, sos ll50s 500 1900 IS
Prices Of Market Beef-Extrs s13 90 a 1S Is; first QUAIL
ty sl2 . xl2 %; second quality sll % % sl2 o.;
third quality SO 90 q $40 %.
Prices of Store cattle-workiDg Oxen, y par-s2Oo
a s215
Mich Cows and Calves from fair quality S65 a SIC
extra, $50 q sl00, farrow aud dry, 40 "a S. Young
cattle for fsrmers, two years old. so q as.
Prices Of Sheep and LAmbs-Per head in lots a. % a
$500,
IN, Hogs-Per ID. Ito &c., live weight a 0.
Calf skins, 16 TO 1sc-
Hites-10t a flc- Taliow 10 81 y B.
RENARKs-The supply Of both bs>f and cattle & 40
much less than last week that prices roved six BIT
", but whole not much change note Price STOOD
II to l3se Sheep and lambs 80 90 so
and few at e455 head Other css ct 90 IS to % IS
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-09-06

To Rent.
TIVE Store on Canal Street, opposite Canal Brldgcone
the best locations in the village for Grocery and
Provision Store. Inquire of
BKLLows FALLS, Sept. 8, 1867. 3F SO
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Mr. B. has also very tine collection Of sterreoeeopic
Views Of the different points Of interest In and about Bel
Falls to which he invites the astsnon Of the public
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COFFINS AND CASKETS

Of every description constantly hand and trimmed II
in any style desired, at short notice.
Our goods all and prices will compare r.
voraby with other Dealers
Please examine stock before purchasing.
3f49 ATHERToN HALL.
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CLIMAX.

A plain statement of facts. l inherited Scrofuls,
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LIFE fills AND pHR
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How the Ready Relief Acts

In few minutes the patient will feel slight
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a"The Pen is Mightier than the Sword"
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livery AND SALE STABLE.

THE brDERSIGNED HAS OPENED A
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HIESkELL'S
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SPECIAL Mo4rcn.

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PETER FRIES,
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Ladies who are suffering from certain COM
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HOLLOWAY'S
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PLASTERS

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