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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-01

F. C. BARBER & soN.-Thc attention OF our
readers is requested to the card of this Augusta
firm, published i'll our issue OF to-day. Inc senior
is so well known in Charleston, as possessin,
business qualities of a most superior hnd, and
withal is SO genial and clever man, in all OF which,
ne believe, his junior resembles him. that We only
intimate their qualities. while for others we Wod'
perhaps, have to write q long communication.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-01

Estate Sale of House On Leased Land, 6y order of
the administrator and consent of Gte Ordinary.
BY BOWERS Y SILCGE.
Will he sold on THURSDAY next, ut II O'clock in front
Of the Exchange, Broad street.
All that TWO-STOIsY WOODEN BUILDING AND
KITCHEN, No. .. Hanover street. fourth hotse north
OF Columbus str Ct the east slde Buildings to bo
removed within thirty days from dny OF sale
Conditions cash. Purchasers to pay B. Y S. for papers
December % stuth3
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-18

THE ER.-An amiable society is
formed in New YorlaSto "suppress gam
blings"; and their concern for unsophisti,
Gated youth who suffer by conflicts with
tho "tiger" has evidently suggested an
idea to the torn and laceratcd. An in
genuous youth who had been dreadfully
bereaved Of his last dollar writes piteous
tale to Mr.. GREELEY-who has gotten the
reputation Of being a tender-hearted
man-of his misfortunes, and bcgs that he
would look up somebody who would lend
(only "lend " him sixty dollars, with
which to resusctate his fortunes, ant
never more to fight the tiger. We do not
SEQ that man especially deserves sixty
dollars" for having lost all he had in 6
fight with the "tiger," but we are hard
hearted. We confess our surprise, how
ever, when our friend GREELEY, so famed
as man Of OVERLOOKING sympathies, re,
plies thus cruelty to the humble and
repentant supplant:
"Any distressed man has claim upon
the charitable for the supply Of his i'm
mediate, material wants; but no man ha:
a special claim because he has lost all his
money at cards. AS o general rule, We
think we may say that it will not pay
postage and cost of stationery to send u
begging letters. We mention the fact be
cause SO many people seem to be Of tho
contrary opinion"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-18

THE UNITED STATES AND GREAT BRI-
TA1N.-The present state Of the matter in
dispute between these Governments touch
ing the Alabama claims is thus briefly and
accurately presented by the New York
Tribune:
"From the further extracts we publish
| this morning from the correspondence on
the Alabama claims it appears that the
Derby Cabinet, while willing to submit the
question of settlement to arbitration, de-
cline to abandon the ground taken by
former governments so far as to admit the
| liability of England for the claims, con-
tending that such liability has not been
established according to international law
and usage. The reference OF the matter
to arbitration is made conditional by the
Foreign Minister on fitting arbitrator
being found, and on the two Governments
being able to come to an agreement as to
the points to which arbitration shall apply.
AS the matter stood when the correspond
ence that has been published closed, the
chief difficulty in the way Of settlement
was in the latter condition, Mr.. Seward
arguing that the premature recognition by
the British Government of the Contede-
rate States as belligerent Power pro-
perly forms part OF the case of the
United States, and Lord Stanley main
tanning that it does not. Until the con-
cession herein demanded by Mr.. Seward is
made, the offer Of arbitration is declined
by the United States Government. If both
Governments tenaciously hold to the
views they have respectively enunciated,
it is difficult to see when settlement of
the question will be reached in the way
suggested by Lord Stanley"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-18

A PITnY AND AMUSING ANECDOTE.-
The French dress up satire in better
style than any other people. We have q
capital story in the last Courier deS Flats
Unis which happily illustrates this fact.
In speaking of the woman FRIGARD, the
murderess, lately tried in Melun, France.
Mons. VILLEMoT, her counsel, asks through
the Temps if an advocate who defends u
guilty person (sce craft can act in good
faith He answers the question by re-
latng the following anecdote:
A lawyer who had figured with some
distinction in the National Assemblies Of
the Republic recounted to us in the fol.
lowing terms his debut: 81 was young
and unsuspecting," said he, "when
pleaded my first cause. 1t was that Of q
peasant charged with stealing a watch
The papers in the case, the insuilciency
of the evidence, and, above all, the air Of
the accused-which was that Of good
man-had convinced me of the innocence
of my client. l pleaded with all the
warmth Of soul which could be inspired
by this strong faith, and acquitted the
peasant. Once free, he cast his arms
around me:
ooh, monsieur" said he, "you spoke
well. My children shall be taught to bless
you. There is one more service which
you must do for me-"
"What is it ?"
!" Dig up the watch for me-"
"Dig up the watch for your"
Certainly. You understand that they
still keep their eyes on me, whilst you, in
your promenade, can dig it up with your
little cane and return it to me-. ("
"Miserable wretch! Then you are
guilty? ?"
What! didn't you know it? If /
hadn't been guilty l should have dis
pensed with lawyer and been my own
advocate +"
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S)ecSGL Notices.
wN NEW AND RARE GOODS 'CsA
RECEIVED.
invite attention to our new stock OF
CHOICE AND BEAUTIFUL GOODS

We mention few leading articles III
GOODS we have an assortment OF
POPLIHs Of all the new styles and snaaea
GRANITE PoPLlNs, an elegant article LOT ""'A'
ing and travelling suits; -,
GRANITE LusTRE, CHENE PoPLiNs, aha
PARIsIEN FANClES, come very cneaP'
poornfnl EMpgEss CLOTHS, FRBNCh anu
IRISH POPLiNs,
RICH COLORED and BLACK siiho'
MoUREJEG GOODS, among which 10 hs"
article. ALEXANDRA PoPLIN, cheap;
LINEN sagETIEGs and TABLE LINENS sooo
and cheap; u,1ers
improved styles
Tho GLuyg. FITTING CORsET-said to be the
best-fttng article ever made;
Tho FRENCH ELASTIC CROWN sK1RT-styles,
Elite, PIastique, Flegante. and NeW Era.
Also. the celebrated ELLIPTlCAL Skirt, SAID 10
be unsurpassed for durability, symmetry
and hexibility. The prettiest shirt for the
price we have ever had.
full assortment of TRIMMINGS, RIBBONS,
BUTTONS. and bUGLE GIMPS.
SAMUEL NJ PRICE, Agent,
,,a 9O3 Main street.
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DIED.

IN New Orleans, on Thursday, September ~.
WILLIAM T. MASON. nged twenty thtee Se"'' ;
a native Il Falmouth, Va.
In Nav Orleans. on Friday, 18th Instant, OF yell,
low fever ana paralysis, JOHN ". 3. HILL. o.
Culpeper Courthouse. Va aged hfty three yss,s
bro:ner Of Genel al a. P. Hill, OF Conledera'e 70
nown.
Tuesday, 18th insant after short sna pat ia
Illness, at the residence OF her s9n ,tndnH'
Charles W. Bransford Mrs. ELIZABETH Mooks'
aged seventy. eli hit years uo,hod;s.
church, oregon Hill. THIS (Wednesday) aohn
ING at IL o'clock The friends and acqualn'anso'
are respectfully invited to attend.
on the 18th Instant Mrs. GERTRUDE r; i Ia
KINS wife Of George Hawkins, hq anu u@us
ter OF the late Bishop Moore. OF Vtrsinla: - 4
a. Blessed ave the dead who die In tue hoiu.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-18

THE NATIONAL BANKs.-It is but JUST
say that there have been few failures OF
national banks, when we consider that
there arc 1000 Of them in the country.
Nor have the losses been heavy from
those that have failed. The financial
Chronicle, in referring to two recent iail-
nres, states that Of the large number OF
national banks only score have failed
during tho last three years, and that the
number Of weak, insolvent institutions
which arc left are extremely few, "well
known, and closely watched"
The Chronicle adds:
"Some Of those persons who are anx-
ious and concerned that few national
banks here and there should fail may be
rc:issured by the fact that these institu-
lions fail because they cannot comply with
the searching provisions Of the law; and
that this law, while by its stern applica-
ton it destroys the rotten parts of the
financial machinery, only does SO in order
that the rest of the fabric may have force
and elasticity enough to resist all the
shocks with which future monetary rcvul-
sions may try its stability and strength"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-18

GENERAL MULFoRD.-The appointment
of this gentleman to the office of Collector
of Internal Revenue for this district, which
is announced in the Baltimore Sun Of yes
terday, will afford much satisfaction in
this city, where he is SO well known and
so highly appreciated.
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NOTICE OF REMOVAL.

NOTICE OF REMOVAL.
r. W. POWERS
becs to inform his friends and the public that he
has removed from his former house, corner
Main and Fifteenth streets, to his
CoMMoDIoUs NEW STORE,
1905 Main between Thirteenth and Fourteenth
streets.
His stock will be found
FULL AND COMPLETE AT ALL TIMES.
Wholesale and retail buyers are assured that no
efforts will be spared to meet their wants.
He invites with confidence an examination OF his
stock of PURg
DRUGS, CHEMICALS,
PATENT MEDICINES,
PAINTS, OILS,
DYESTUFFS,
TOILET ARTICLES,
FANCY GOODS. &c., sc.
He would return thanks for the liberal patron
age hitherto accorded him, and respectfully So
lcits continuance Of the same.
R. w. POWERS,
Wholesale and Retail Druggist,
No. 1906 Main three doors below Thirteenth.
au12
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Dry Goods.


Anew GooDsi NEW GOODS!
~ c.Rpoza ALsop FoUgoUREAH,
mo. sls Broad street, below Tentn'l
Ara now opening land will continue to Ieee sso
during the present wsek) LAH' 49,
LBCTgD STOCK OF
FALL GOODS,
diree. from New York, to which theI az, Inv They
arc nrsnared to offer great bargains IN Linens au
House furnishing goojs. which nave Juasd,naly
purchased at large auction scisI stseI ton to
Linens. sheeungs. White Goods: sxsrcbiefs.
Embroidered and Linen Cambria baooAoi''
Black and Colored silks,
Kid Gloves and Hosiery. "a.
They will also receive large and handsome nd a.,
sortmsnt OF Fall Dr-ps Goods. Wrapplng',, snd
Clocks which win embrace everything mover auo
handsome In the New York market.
AZ thei goods are purchased FOR CASH, Ins?
foai confident In assuring the public OF Their adj.
ity to sell them cheap as they can be Douso'
els osKbERs FROM THE COUNTRY RECE Nv
PBOMPT ATTENTION. s. lo-sm
TTCTION BARGAINS IN DRY
a GoOps'-Having just returned from New
York where bought large lots OF GvVps at at
At s5st i1f5ssi sas
among sr' the many cheap goods would m ms,
Peifectly fast colorsd Prints a, 10 and FAC
Good Bleached and Brown Cotton i0c''
10 4 Bleached SheetiDg. 40c -
Excellent yard wide Blesched Ceuon' i'e'
Best Pillsw Case, CSC.
bTIinen Hank, rchiefs only 1oc.;
Good 20. spring Hoop skirts. Soc;
Best French Corsets 81 and CLIO
Reautful dress goods, only 25c.
Fine Atwood Flannel, 3oc
Good Cotton Socks, Ice.
Swiss Muslin, 20 and l5c.i
Splendid Sattinet, soc.
Good Kentucky Jeans, 20.
Striped Shiring, l2sc. c,o,. coos,.
Also, astonishing bargains IN olotns, ,. oa and
hundreds Of other goods correspondinsly cheap.
Please call before purchasing
ISAAC HOTZi. Err, No 500 Broad street.
Sc 10 southwest corner VI ElA.u oSo
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n% NEW HARDWARE HOUSE IN RICH
MOND, VA.-SlMPSON & BROTHER, formerly
OF Lynchburg, Va, respectfully inform their
former customers, the ctizsns of Richmond, and
the public generally, that they have purchased
the entire and valuable stock OF HARDWARE,
CUTLERY, sADDLERY, &C., OF Mr.. John N. Van
Lew, No. 1!lS Main street, to which they Will
shortly make large additions, making the most
complete and extensive assortment in this trade.
In resuming our former business again we shall
offer such inducements as to merit, we hope, full
share of the public patronage.
S. NJ. SIMPSON,
September, 1867. CHARLES sjMPsoS.
In retiring from tho hardware business 1t affords
me pleasure TO recommend to my former patrons
my successors, Messrs. SIMPSON BROTHER,
AZ In every way entitled to their confidence and
nstronage JOHN Il. VAN LEW.
September2 1867. se'-lm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-18
MARRIED.

On the 10th instant, by Rev. C. ". Pether5fidgs,
Mr.. LEWIS REiGHMAN and SUSAN b. ma -
SON; both OF this city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-18
THREE HUNDRED MEN AND HORSES!

An enormous Moral Coordination of instruction
and refined amusement will exhibit in Richmond
tor three days only-TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY,
and THuRSDAY, September 2+th, 18th, and 2eh-
on the grounds corner Fourth and Clay Streets
under the i'm uense new Pavilion for one price OF
admission.
BARNuM's DEPARTMENT NATURAL HIS
TORY,
combines n great number of specimens of various
descriptions nd character in the school of Satu-
raj History which have been collected at the eX
search and the most lavish outlay OF money.
VAN AMBUR0H & co.'s DEPARTMENT
consists with numerous additons) of the entire
Van Amburgh Zoo!o. ical Collection, comprising
specimens of the ratest and most beautiful wild
Beasts, Birds, and Reptiles from every section Of
the known world
DAN CAsrELLo'S DEPARTMENT,
comprising Dan Casellos Great Circus, composed
Of the most distinguished lun naries In the Eques-
lran profe s!ou comprising the beet Male and Fe.
ma e Riders. A great gratuitons exhibition cha
racterizes the entrse of our abishment IN every
paw a BRILLIANT STREET PAGEAaT.
In this grand cavalcade and moving picture will
appear series of the most elaborately finished
chariots, gorgeousy decorated platform cars. ar
ti5tical finished cages and dens, containing the
whole OF the FOOL O2cal cole ct.oa ;the band cha
riot, Of original design and Respondent decora-
ton, called the Throne Of Apollo aud a cavat-
cale, entitled tho Crusaders Triumph, consisting
of over one hundred and fifty mounted knights,
clad in FURNISHED steel armor, with their banners,
ptuupIe, dEu Insignia, anu ~ W tu0ii
Ia dies in costumes of medieval ages all preceding
the crowning feature OF the pIocessio n--a large
living lion, borne on the elevated platform Of the
spleudid tableau carriage, loose, unchained, un-
trameied, and free in the public streets. This
s'g bit forms the great sensation Of the times.
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT FOR RICHMOND.
First appearance in America of the great Partisan
Artist aud Eq rienpe, late Of the Cirque kmpe-
riale,
MAIDEN OISELLE PAULINE,
AMI the child wonder,
LITTLE MINNIE,
the youngest and most petite eq TRAN performer
in the world whose remarkable skill ana urAge
have ELECTED the most enthusiastic encomiums
from the press and the publ c..
ADMISSION, IS cents children under ten years,
TWO PERFORMANCES DAILY:
AFTERNOON, at o'clock-LNESlNG at
O'clock Sc LIST
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me vote on the ratification of the new
to-day. A'' place
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HNRUSSES, TRUSSES.-I have just,
l received WHITES PATENT Lev ER TRUSS
the best truss in use for retention and radical cure
Of Hernia Also, WHITES ABDOMINAL SUP.
PORTER, JOHN w. BISON, Druggist,
NH II Main and Third streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-18
Seedsnae1,, Florists, &c.

OCCttSHCCft1 Xvi toeo5 WV
400 BUSHELS CHOICE SEED
SPOTS Il GIBSON,
Nos 1T and ll9 Fourteenth street,
ga ls-t south of Cary.
oEKDs-GARDEN AND FIELD.
y Chioce SEED WHEAT,
Choice SEED BYE,
Genuine WINTER OATS,
GLOVER,
TIMOTHY.
BLUE GRASS,
ORCHARD GRASS,
HERDS GLASS,
Best kinds OF KALEl
CABBAGE,
TUKNIPS for SALAD,
WINTER RADIoH,
and ali other seeds for fall planting, for sale by
Sc l6-tS2s 1906 Main street.
HERMITAGE NURSERIES.
5EsDsMEs, NgESs5$RRY5,MN5ENti AND FLORISTS
have for the ia Ii trade Of 1887
10000 APPS TEES TssS,
'V'V'' HEcTARiNE, OUNCE &C.,
200. 900 GRAPE VINES, Leading varieties.
A full assortment Of small fruits, snen as
B3LAGGKBBEERRELEs, GoosEBERElhs'
Also q large anu We'll assorted stoC6 OF UT -
MENTAL TEEES, kYEkGREENS, SHRUBBERf,
ROSES, &c. os
Catalogues furnished on application. an %
SEED WHEAT.-Beautifu lots OF the
- "Woodhn." ~" Bough ton, -" Maryland Blue
Skim" and Early Purple straw" for sale oy
ga i. TALIAFERk0 i co.
TIMOTHY SEED.-Three hundred
i bushels prime TIMOTHY SEED, for sale o.
- CHARLES HOWARD,
sa3 30. Fifteenth street.
GARDEN SEED.-A fresh supply O
In TaIieble GARDEN and FLOWER sgkD jus
received by JOHN w. RISON. Druggist,
ahe Main and Third street,.
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w WANTED,

esy VIRGINIA HORTICULTURAL AND
PATHOLOGICAL SOCIETY.-kll persons pro.
posing to contribute articles to the exhibition OF
this Society, to be held on the 18th of October
next are requested to give as early notice OF their
intention as possible stating as far as they can the
character Of the articles and their bulk, In order
that suitable space may be reserved for Them.
Address, by letter, EXECUTIVE COMMITTEES
VIRGINIA HORTICULTURAL AND P0MOLoGI-
CAL SOCIETY, post office box 700. &c ls-td
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8Deci0J Notices.
r1yE HUNDRED CASES
BOOTS AND SHOES.

rrIyE HUNDRED CASES
BOOTS AND SHOES.
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
webave received within the last few days AVE
uuyDRED CASES BOOTS AND SHOES for FALL
and WINTER WEAR, consisting OF Inc usual
stvlss now worn. To city and country merchants
buying for CASH we will offer
EXTRA INDUCEMENTS.
Having made arrangements with the manuiaeeu'
rsrs we sh all at all times be prepared with q
FULL STOCK OF ALL SIZES,
thereby enabling the purchasers to get their as-
eor,ment without having to buy too much soods.
call is respectfully solicited.
MARCUS HARRIS BRO,
10. sl9 Main street, near Tenth,
and 40. 4ss Broad street, corner Fifth.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-18

From Professor Charles Martin, Hampden Sidney
College, Virsinis dated July l, 1857
"The Double Refined Poudrette Is operating
like a charm on my crops, and attracting universal
attention from all beholders. am already salts
led that 1t ia the cheapest and surest renovstor Of
our worn. out coils" )y o-am"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-18

sB TO FARMERS AND PLANTERS.-
BONE DUST.-The Lodi Manufacturing Company
have erected extensive mills, and put in new and
expensive machinery, and are ready to supply
customers with warranted pure article OF FIN
BONE that will drill perfectly we'll In machine,
at as low rate as coarser bone Is sold at. Also,
pure FLOUR OF BONE, warranted to analyse
perfectly pure no sale. Samples sent on receipt
Of three cent stamp.
DOUBLE REFINED POUDRETTR.
This is one OF the most forcing and quick-actina
manures In the market and is by far the cheapest.
It Ia composed OF the night soil OF New York city,
from which all Impurities have been extracted.
1t Is then deodorized, dried, and pulverized to
-four. Four hundred pounds Of this drilled In with
wheat will bring heavy crop on even poor,
worn ont soil. Price, $25 per ton. Apply to
THg LODI MANUFACTURING CO.,
Ss Courtlandt street. New York, or to
HOoE l. WEDDERBURN,
Alexandria, Va.
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UiIIille1'U.

MILLINEkY.-M BARTON T \
INI respectfully informs the ladies OF Vir- &3S NJ
ginia that she has resumed business at the II
rooms over messrs. J. Il. Tyler i Co.'s jewel ~
store, No 1912 Ii ain street, where she would be
pleased to her former customers. She has
mad. arrangements for receiving monthly the
" supplied with Inc choicest MILLINERY.
sa i7-3t
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400 BUSHELS G. II 0 | G. e SEED
4(JU WHEAT in store and for sale by
SPOTS GIBSON,
Nos 1T and ll9 Fourteenth street,
se1s-lt south Of Cary.
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cEED WHEAT.-Beautifu lots OF the
= "Woodfn." -" Boughton." ," Maryland Blue
Skin" and {" Early Purple straw,n for sale by
"a i. TALTAFERkO i co.
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DAN CASrELLO'S DEPARTMENT,
comprising Dan Castellos Great Circus, composed
Of The mort distinguished umn aries in the Eques-
lran profess!ou, comprising the beet Male ana Fe.
ma e Riders. great gratultous exhibition cha
the entrse of esta every
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TIMOTHY SEED.-Three hundred
bnsbeIs nrlms TIMOTHY SEED, for sale b.
CHARLES HOWARD,
sa3 70 8 Fifteenth street.
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sI UNION BANK OF RICHMOND,
SAVINGS INSTITUTION.)
OFFICE ATTHE NATIONAL EXCHANGE BANK.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-12-06

A GOLDEN ANSIvERsARY.-un Under
the usual head viii be found this week a
marriage notice to which many of our
readers in this village will recur with in
terest. Mr.. and Mrs. William Stone of
this village were married on Thanksgiv-
ing Day of Dec. 4, 1917, and Wednesday
of this week, therefore, was the fiftieth
anniversary of their marriage. They
were the first couple married in Immanu-
ell church, which was built, completed and
consecraied in that year, Mr.. Stone
himself being one of the workmen on the
building. Rev. DR.. Chapman who mar
ried them, is still living in Newburyport,
Mass, and was the first rector of the
church. Mrs. Stone was ~ years Of age
last March. Mr.. Stone was "a years
of age last July, has always lived in this
village, and has attended every Christmas
Eve, and every town and freemen's meet
ing since his marriage. He is carpen-
ter by trade, at which he still works with
as much vigor as ever, and is in the en-
joyment of unusual good health and
strength for one of his years, and we, to-
gether with his friends and neighbors,
hope their lives may be prolonged many
days.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-12-06
Mlarried.

In Emmanuel Church in this village Dec. T. 1917 by
Rev DR. g. r Chapman, Mr.. WILLIAM STONE and Miss
LUCINDA BURT.
In Chester Nov 18th. by Rev. c. Hubbard, CHAS A.
LED of Ludlow, and SUSAN A FARRAR of Chester.
m Rochester at Fales Hotel 2sth by Rev. Geo
Guernsey, Mr.. 0RICk SPRAGuE and Miss ESTHER HoL-
yRoOK. both of Chittenden.
In Ludlow Nov 18th, by Rev. Ira Pearson, Mr.. 7.
STONE of G. E., and Mrs ELLEN J. KENDALL OF Lud-
low. -
In waitsfeld Nov. 18th. by Rev. A. B. Dascomb, Mr.
JAMES BAIRD aud Miss ELLEN THOMPSON, both of
Fayston. .
In Fayetteville Nov nth, by Rev. B ober, Mr. N. j.
GALE and Miss i. C. COTTON, both Of Townshend.
In Windsor, Nov 23d, by Rev. T. Hutchinson, Mr..
CHARLES r. IITTLEToN of West Windsor, and Mrs
EJNICE HARRIS Of Marblehead, Mass
In Windsor, Nov. 23d, by Rev. s. X Dexter Mr. FELIX
MICoTT and Miss Alice J. RANDALL, both of Spring
held.
In Weatherseld Nov 19th by Rev. John L. Smith, Mr.
AFRO WHITE and Miss KATE FELOH, both OF reading;
In Chester az the Central House Nov ID by Rev. O H.
Lord, HARVEY A. GOULD of Windham, and ALMA j.
PEABODY of Andover.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-12-06

CoNGREss.-The regular session of the
10th Congress commenced on Monday
noon last. On Tuesday the Presidents
Message was received. Gems. Schenk and
Logan and Mr.. Covode of Pa. severally
denounced and exposed some portions of
it relating to reconstIu ction, and it was re-
ferred to the committee of the whole in
the usual manner. Of the Senate COM
mittees, Mr.. Edmunds of this State is on
Public Lands, instead of commerce as we
had it last week and Mr. Morrill, is also on
Post offices and Post roads in addition to
what we have already stated.