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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-08-02

- The Union Republican party of
Virginia are to hold State Convention
Thursday of this week. With union
among themselves they would carry a
good portion of the State but we regret
to notice portents of division by which
they may fritter away their strength and
loose Union victory. If, however, there
is not sufficient wisdom among them to
harmonic, and the State thereby goes
into the hands of their enemies, they will
perhaps receive no more punishment than
their folly deserves. $50 a
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-08-02

Trout STREAMs.-A Hartford paper
makes suggestion which is applicable
elsewhere /" The farmers of this vicinity
would do an excellent thing if they would
stock the little brooks on their farms with
trout Most of our streams have few
trout in them, which are taken out by
sportsmen, in the early spring, or scooped
out by nets later in the season. The far
mers might easily stock the heads of the
brooks with thousands Of trout every year.
Their propagation is very easy, and the
supply of this most delicate fish might be
abundant. In addition to this, let them
prosecute every man who attempts to use
a net in the brooks, and in a year or two
all our little streams would again abound
in speckled trout"
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-08-02

The crop of huckleberries in New
Jersey, it is estimated, will amount, in dol
lars and cents, 10 more than the combined
crops of Strawberries, raspberries and
blackberries. Daily huckIeberry trains
are run over the railroads leading to Phil
adelphia and New York.
"A marriage in Petersburg was
broken off because the prospective bride
demanded the promise of cook and a
ciambermaid in her future home. The
bridegroom thought he was not getting the
worth of his money.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-08-02

A DEAR ARrIcLE,-Common O
mixed with poisonous substances SOa
bought for good Salera,us, is a yrrv 'a''
ARTICLE. Pyle's Saleraius costs abc,0, yea
same, is worth three times as much ~! y
the best and cheapest in the world ny
your grocers you want PILES Sale,. ~
See that :he name is on the package '''''
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-08-02

STRAWBERRY BEDs.-As soon as these
have done fruiting, they should be dug over
deeply between the rows, in order to have
new plants from the runners take freely.
1t is well, as soon as the ground is dug, to
90 over and train out the runners from the
main or old plants just to the point want
ed, and sprinkle little earth over each
starting bud. Repeat this from time TO
time. and early in the fall you can dig I'M
der the old vines, and thus help to increase
the vigor of the young or new rows
Plants in hills should also be dug deeply
around, because they now send oat new
roots and make new plants, as it were,
from all around the mother or parent plant.
Later in the season it may be well to cut
out the old plant. thus leaving the bill a
circle Of plants rather than a mass. Plants
in hills must have all runners taken oaf,
and 50 also should those to be grown in
rows have the runners destroyed just as
soon as plants sufficient TO reset the rows
have formed Horticakurist for July.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-08-02

hopeful one, and it will. be better next year
than il Ia now. The men who emancipas-
ed four millions Of slaves and have estab-
lished liberty and justice in the land are
to have the country next year. Whether
Grant will be the candidate Of those men
or NOT, and think he is very likely to be,
that candidate will be elected. There are
to-day three millions Of those voters in
the country who would vote for Grant, or
Sheridan, or Thomas, for Chase (applause)
or Coltax, (appIause) or brave old Ben
Wade, (applause) or any Of the tried and
true men who have carried the country
through the dark and gloomy days of the
last seven years. But no man who oppos-
ed the cause Of the country during that
war, no man who opposed emancipation,
no man who opposes the civil rights of the
emancipated races, no man who opposes
negro suffrage, will ever be President Of
these United States again. (Applause.)
If there are any here tonight who de-
sire to act with the masses, and move with
events, and who wish to be with the sue
cessful, respectable and triumphant, ] give
them this piece of advice, that they join
the negro equal suffrage party at the ear
liest possible moment. 1t has become
|
fashionable to do it too. Lsughter.) !
remember when l first entered the Senate,
that a senator was denouncing the anti
slavery men of the country, and talking
about "nigger, Niger, Niger" Mr.. Sc
ard turned to me and said, that senator
will never be President of these United
States. He was an aspirant for the place,
and everybody knew it, l asked him
why, in my simplicity. 'Oh,' said Mr..
Seward, the people of the United States
always intend to elect gentleman Presi-
dent, and the man who spells negro with
TWO g's is not gentleman, and the people
will never make him President 1t is just
so ia our time. Those who sneer at the
equal rights of men in Christian and re-
publican America, though they may pre-
tend to be fashionable and genteel to the
masses of the people, are only vulgar fell
lows. (Applause.) Let me say to you
that patriotism, liberty, justice, humanity,
Christianity, everything that is pure and
noble, all good pulsaiions of the human
heart, all that is beautiful in woman, all
that is lovely in human character, is to-day
in America on the side Of the men who
are fighting for a united country, and for
the equal rights of men, of every cline
and race. (Applause.) And it is our
glory and our pleasure to struggle on and
fight out that battle. Ere few brief
months are passed we shall have united
country, free country, a country of equal
rights. and can stand before the world IL
Illustrating the beauty of democratic insii-
tulions.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-08-02

II Gen. Sheridan has removed Gov.
Thockmorton Of Texas, declaring his course
10 be can impeachment to the reconstruc-
ton of that State under the law" Late
news from Texas shows very rebelious
spirit, and Sheridan evidently intends to
make short work of it.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-08-02

a The Congressional Union Commit
tee are pushing forward the work of or
ganizing the Union party in the Southern
States with all possible dispatch. Several
speakers have been sent down there and a
thorough organization is being made. The
elections in most of the States will proba-
bly, not be held before fall.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-08-02

but muscular; there is nothing striking
about his features except his upper lip !;
this is very singular and difficult to de-
scribe, but with eyes open, gives him an
ugly and vicious look. Report says he has
been soldier both in the British army
and our own. ~
ATTEMPT TO LYNCH HIM.
The excitement and feeling against the
prisoner was most intense when he was
removed from the hall. As he came down
the stairs the crowd rushed toward the
carriage which was to receive him, crying
"hang him, hang him. lynch him., etc,
and rope was thrown at him with slip
moose at the end, hoping to lasso him, but
through the exertions of Mr.. Pollard and
the officers having him in charge, order
was restored and the better judgment OF
the people prevailed. The prisoner was
kept in State prison that night, as the
Windsor county Jail was burnt last spring
he was taken and committed to Jail al
Chelsea, on Friday last.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-08-02

But many would rather face even d,
provided he were safely caged,) than i
have their hair all fall out before ths n
,iod of old age, and the disagreed.
" start the hair sometimes takes toval
premature greyness is capable of siirn,
the blood a good deal. IL it only stis 10
to obtain 7" Barrett's Vegetable Hair b.
torative," sure cure and prevesiaiv. i
these evils you will have your blOOl ID,
red to- some purpose. 81
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-08-02

PoETs OF NERMoNr.--The freeman
says: . We learn that there is to be an
other volume Of Poetryof Vermont pub
lished. Poems for the,volume should be
sent to "Junius," Morrisville, Vt. The
poets Of Vermont living both in and out
of the State are requessed.to furnish such
of their productions as they wish inserted,
giving their name in full and residence.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-08-02
A hymn sung by an old necro :,

"A hymn sung by an old negro wo,,,
runs thus - ifN- '''nan
:" hears rambling In the sAIes, siI .f6
jews, screws, dc dun
ihsars a rumbiin' In the skies,
jews, screws, de a dun ,,l
An inquiry ELECTED the fact that ,ho
ond and fourth lines, which form a u. W. !,
chorus, originally read, "u
" Jews cruefed him.
MAGNOLIA WArER.--A delishtrs, :,
ct article--superior to Colocne a W ,Ot'
half the price. 1921 ly %a st
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-08-02

T1rn.rs- Tic DeuiearenssD ri r. sps-iy Car -. :
Nrsraixin Pill saie certain ar tn. issgi e. =
Ssa,s and All Nervous. ss ss,. in :
sre completely and p-rlnAnen, s.ssrly bsned -
seu Nc erm Of Nervous iisssse -, s1! 4,
influence i, has the uneqsaIed strs'S1 n1ros 2
neat physicians 1t contains ss,s 80; q =
most desiczts system sod 80, TIjRNEs ) "
Of 81 % and tvo postage s,a,lr-;.,rr. .it
Tr.-aout 81 Boston. Mss, fTof ~"
Foztou Jniy !. 1851.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-08-02

GMPeRTANT TO TEaALHs-The fs =. ,Ss ssHs.si.
Il continues 70 devote his enfire TINE An ezlef'
Al diseases Incident to the feuse 2 sgd!
S Of ,ss9ssG rene. f''s the ss1 "
other Menstrual arrangements from 10 EndE.s
letters ssr advice must coutain 81 3 ihs "
Street Boston ". B.-bcsru -
wish to remain Enier treatnlens.
Boston. june =, ls6s-
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-08-02

- The State election in Tennessee
takes place to-day, Thursday. 1t has been
q very bitter canvass, in which considera-
bic blood has been shed on both sides.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-08-02
Fire Engine

EoR EVERY HOUSEHOLD, WINDOW WAshktss
l. psrioT Hot-iIoass Syringe and Gartsn Engine n =
for 50. .NIn our opinion sxeels enJttang o. 'nf =
heretofore Invented. ~ Editor Nsg England fa7S
FIVE 10 one AGENT In eseh town for SO
Rstg Esgiaad Portabk Panp Got
2sNsi-sp 81 Hanover S., Bclz
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-08-02
DIR. S. S. FITCH'S
=" + A M IL Y PHI VS. IClAN

seventysix pages; price Is cents Sent TO any s'ss
NO money required until the book 10 received ~ =
fuy approved IL Is perfect gaide to the kiek g y
posed. Address, DIR. 3. s. FITCH, rs fremont y ret
Dr. Stitch will b. at the Island House, Belos' ~
wednesday, jan ID, and every 4th Wednesday 1fE
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-08-02

- William Scruggs was assassina,ed
while sitting in his store at Goodlettsvlie e,
fourteen miles from Nashville, Tenn, Sat
urday night. The gun was fred through
a window and several buckshot took effect
killing him instantly. A radical meeting
had been held in the place during the day
and he took an active part in it. This, it
is thought, was one incentive to the
murder, though he had been previously
threatened.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-08-02
TIE PRISONER.

Throughout the examination the pris-
oner exhibited the greatest indifference
and nonchalence. Even when the testi
mony was strongest against him, as when
they testified that blood was on his gar
ments, that the tracks leading 10 the house
must have been made by his boots, and
when the girl said am sure it was his
voice. even this did not move him. One
thing however was noticed, he would not
look at the blood-stained ak. Every time
that it was exhibited 10 court, and it was
shown several times, his eyes would drop
and he would turn from it; and yet he
would look with apparent interest upon
the huge stake, matted with the blood and
hair of his victims. lie is about thirty
years old, of medium hight and stature.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-08-02

One gentleman was telling of hens
nest that he constructed with strap
door " in. the bottom, which the weight of
an egg would open. This being placed
on barrel, " the biddie,7 after laying one,
looked for it, and finding nothing, laid an
other, and so continued TO DO for several
hours. "Oh, that is nothing" says our
friend from " down east" @my father
made nest of that kind and placed it,
with the hen upon it over hogshead, and
she laid it full of eggs. The next day he
set dead hen upon the nest and she
batched every egg in two weeks"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-09-21

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TENNESSEE STATE MUTUAL
Fl I r. IA
INSURANCE COMPANY
OF MEMPHIS, TENN.
- rs Madison Street, Selden Block,
ObFAeA nm Stairsl.

HOME COMPANY DEVOTED TO HOME
"A trfs-sstS. None butFirst Glass risks taken.
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attachment Suit.

law Court OF Memphis.
CLERKS OFFICE, Sept. n, 1867.
Zs, ardrfch A Co., Piaintins, vs.. Quinn &
Bnb0w. DESCENDANTS,
FFTDaVTT for attachment having been
A ma5e in this case IN pursusnce Of section
AZ of fhe Code Of tennessee, and attachment
a-frg bsen Issued and returned by the proper
1S5ce- Level. etc" on the property Of the
49, n5anfs. Quinn q BilboW
II Is thefefors ordered tnet sa'a deiendant'
40 rem On or before the second Monday in
HI--obeT NEXT. 2 defend this suit, orthe same
~ teFen fOr confessed Is 70 them. and the
49, 81 ~ heerlng g ex pGrte " and that g
900 "a ms erder be published once a week for
go oers-rusfve weeks in the Daily Appeal.
4 copy:
J8o W. GRAHAM DC seL iAWsW
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-09-21
PLANTATION AND NEW sTFIN
SAW MILL FOR SALE.

A RARE CHANCE FOR A PAYING ~
"A vestment The plantation Is known As nc
miles above the Memphis and Little Rock ran.
road crossing, containing between four and i've
hundred acres, abont one hundred cleared
Us feet above the late overflow, the remainder
heavily timbered, tOgsther with the whole OF
half interest in g NEW STEAM SAW MILL,
forty horse POWeF1.EDgin Blaekss1ith's Shop,
appurtEnances for running the came. There 4
a dne Mansion with nine rooms,a Cistern. (ca-
Dscitv 500 gallons three Cabins, a Warehonea
two good Wood Yards, and the best Landings
on the river. The above will De sold at low az
ures and on easy terms. For further psrtien-
lars address Ms NJ. 4. Il.
my6tf tAPpesl Once.
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100 Premiums amounting tos2
I'd Preliminary distribution, Oct. &c, 81
Sd Preliminary Distribution, Nov. 10, '6l
GRAND sCHEME, DEC. II, ~.
1000 Premiums amounting to

Whole Certificates, So: First InstaIment, SIS
Halves. SO: First Instalment, 50 80.
Quarters. sl3; First l~nstalment, s. Is.
Take notice that certificates are TO be paid for
IN instalmenus Of twenty-five per cent. OF the
whole sum for the First, second and Third Pre-
liminary DISTRIBUTIONS and Grand Scheme.
The whole amount may be paid at once, II
preferred. By this plan fl will be seen that the
savings Of q fraction over ten cents per day,
during the month, will purchase q Quarter
Certificate. and keep The same renewed
throughout the who'll series, il not drawn out
In arsr sacnnl or rnirl nrEIiminRries.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-09-21
~TnsoIrent's Notice.

suggested the insolvency OF tLS
III estate OF A. r Mari, deceased, notice II
harahv given TO all parties having claim
asatnsr Ala estate TO ale them, duly autheni.
csfsd With the Clerk OF the Uounty Cont o.
HsvVood county, Tennessee, on or before the
t1S Az an March, 1865, or they viii be forever
Ssn W. I. BYAks, Administrator.
r. ]. II. Freeman, Attorneys.
ssl0 IaW4W
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-09-21

FOREIGN EXCHANGE.
DRAFT on England, Ire
land aud Scotland,
s. FOR 10. sterling.
France, Switzerland &
Belgium, 3 50 francs
for 81 o..
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-09-21
Sererlfh Prize.

A most valuable manufacturing site with a
perpetual fail Of 81 feet OF water, situated In
winston county, AlsbsmE, with lou acres OF
land. Valued al $1,000.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-09-21

The cotton market was inactive to-day. =
sale Of % bales of good ordinary was reported
crop brought 2lc. The Liverpool market was
quoted active al noon, with uplandsR 81 sd
snd Orleans al 8sd-R decline on all
grades OF "a. The weeks sales at
That port were 5000 bales. stock or
haBd So, 100 bales, against $500 last week
showing a large increase for The week. Of
the stock on hand $4,000 is American, against
$4,000 last week, or an increase of7s,OU0 bales.
This is a very large addition TO the stock in
Liverpool, and II the dispatches are not errOne-
Gus, will account for the decline which hss set
10
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-09-21

D j. W =. ANDERSON,
Late Of Elliott Late Of Herbert
Co. Bel &Co.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-09-21
J. ". HALL, Clerk

The Prizes drawn on this occasion numbered
Forty-s-ven, and comprised io'sin the vicinity
Of Memphis, Tenn, Corinthf Miss, and Her
naudo. Miss, deeds 70 which have besn made
10 the lucky uc~ket-holders. For this, the SEQ
ond DraWinE, however, We are able to OFFER our
patrons still more attractive Inducements TO
interest themselves In our scheme. From q
lengthy list Of property, much Of which has
already been advertised 70 the public, We select
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-09-21
rrIdar. me a1lh dan or Sent- 1sa1.

gr-veen the hours OF l0 o'clock an. and
-7.io.r nm.i in front OF the Courthouse DIOR.
IA ne DIV Of Memphis, offer aud sell 70 the
gigbsst bi1der for cash, the following described
Darsonai properly, viz: 6s09 shares Of Stock OF
~. Msninhig ana Ohio Railroad Company.
ieyled on ~ The property Of the defendants-ths
Navor and Aldermen Of the CITY OF Memphis
me ABOVE property, or 80 much thereof Is
is,fsd an ard will be sold, as will be sufficient
fCsafisfv ne above mentioned executions.
r. n. WINTERS. Sherin. &C.
Ky JAMES r. swan. DIS.
L----u.H-rI Ii H. heLL n
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YEMPNIS AEePEAL
From the Southern Opinion
THE ROsEBUDs.


from the Southern Opinion
THE ROsEBUDs.
BY HEERV TIMRoD.
Yes, in that dainty ivory shrine,
With those three pallid buds, ] twine
And fold away a dream divine!
One night they lay upon n breast
Where 90 hath made his fragran nest
And tEroned me as a lifelong guest.
Near that chaste heart they seemed 20 me
Types OF far fairer Owe TO be
The Iosebuds OF a human tree!
Buds that shall bloom beside my hearth,
And there be held Of richer worth
Than all the kngitest gems OF earth
All me- the pathos or the thought
had not deemed she wanted aughtj
Yet what a tenderer charm 10 wrought!
know not II she marked the fame
That 1T my cheek, but not from shame,
When one sweet image dimiy came,
There was a murmur soft and low:
White folds Of cambria, parted slow;
And little fingers played with snOw!
How Ear my fancy dared to stray,
A lovers reverence need not say
Enough-the vision passed away
Passed in q mist OF happy tears,
While something in my tranced ears
Hummed like the future in a seer'si
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Ei0hth Prize i:

The Franklin Female Institute, At Holly
Springs, Miss a handsome and wei con-
structsd school building, most eligfbly located.
This is very desirable property. Valued at $500.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-09-21
Tenth Prize:

75L acres Of woodland near Raleigh. shelby
county, Tennessee. distant nom Memphis nine
miles. This is very desirab q, and an excellent
prize. Valued At 1890.
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COPARTNERsHIP.

COMPREHENSIVE.
THE UNDERLINED have this day formed .
CauarLue chip FOR the purpose OF carrying
On a General Comm ssiOn and Forwarding bu-
si1esE. and the sale Of Country produce, aud
hope ~ close attention 90 business and the in
rpr-sf o. our Customer, 10 retain tie conn
deuc. OF those who favor us With their patr0-
mac FL ATWOOD.
VA r. ANDERSON.
AEzPHIs. September ], ls5.
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81. & c. K h bonds Is
NJ. &C. R.R. c~OupOns-S5
NJ. 80. RR. bonds p
NJ. & RR. 2
Tenn. bonds, Old.t6
newell
Tenn. cOupOns-5O
Miss.C R.R lst m * e5j
4" I'd 1T.
Memp'is City binds. IS
coupons So
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Gold, Silver, Exchange. Government Sc
cuFiIieS, LnGuFTeGt Money. Stocks,
Bonds, Land Warrants Police,
City and County Scrip,
ktC.s kit.
No 10 JEFFERSON Street,


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Commercial Bank. 2
Exchange BsnBl0
+ rm'rs & EXchg re
Merchants
Peoples Rank 40
Planters 3
Plaut'usG& y ch 'uJB'k.lf
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