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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-12-06

WOODEN FRUIT BowLs.-A new in
vention and new enterprise is just start
ing in this village by Messrs Geo. III.
Mellish g. NJ. M. Whitney, in the manu-
facture of wooden fruit bowls mainly for
use in transporting strawberries. The
machinery TO turn out these bowls was
suggested, we believe, by Mr.. Mellish's
father, and since last July Mr.. Mellish has
been at work perfecting il, meeting with
the usual obstacles with which new inven-
ors have to contend, till now it seems to
work with success. These bowls are turned
out from wood and with very little waste
of timber save few inches at enc end of
each stick, and are pint or quart size,
as may be desired. So rapid is the work
that one man can turn out thousand per
day. They are making samples at the
present time out of both poplar and birch
wood. These little bowls will probably
come cheaper than boxes in which TO put
up strawberries for market, and we see no
reason why it may not prove success.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-12-06

BRATTLEBoRo.-The annual village
corporation meeting of Brattleboro was
held on Monday evening. Nathan Hall
was elected Clerk. Bailiffs-G. Ii. New
man, E. j. Carpenter, F. H. Harris,
Frank Goodhue, G. f. Gale. Collector
IS. N. Herrick. Treasurer-C. F.
Thompson. Auditor-Charles Chaplin.
The Treasury showed balance in its IA
vor of S22.62, after paying gu. during
the last year S5625.25. They voted to
pay the firemen one dollar each for their
services the past year, and to raise forty
per cent on the grand list for the year en-
suing.
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EDWARD BALL.
c.B. EDDY, Atty. for Libellant.
Petition for Divorce.

EDWARD HAzELToN t. the Hon Supreme cOur.
MARY ]. nAZELToN. to be held at Newfane, in aud
for the county of Wndnam, the first Monday following
Tuesday after the fourth Tuesday of jan
uary 1858,
HUMBLY complaining sAeweth your petitioner, Mary
Jane Eazeton of Newaua in said county of Windham,
that previous to her marriage her was Mary jan
Miller that she lawfully married TO Edward Hzele
ton said Newane. the ninth day Of February, ID.
1862, by Solomon Bxby, then minister of the Gospel,
fidelity to her said husband has faithfully performed
marriage contract that the contrary her said husband
dsregarded his marriage obligations refused to
tribute her support for long time to wit For the
although he is able to support and maintain
her. and that since his said marriage he has at divers
times, and with divers persons committed the crime o
adultery Whe reore petitioner pays that the bond
of marimony between her and the said Edward L. Hazel
may be dissolved, bill of divorce granted to her
that she may be allowed to her former Dat
ed at Newane in said County the I'D day of November
| 1867 MARY j. HAZELT0N.
The foregoing petition having been presented to me.
il having been made to appear that the said Edward
Hazeon is without this State and beyond the reach o
process it Is ordered that he be notified Of said petition
summoned appear before said there
which said petition is preferred
by publishing said petition and this order three weeks ia
succession in the Bellows Falls Times newspaper pub
Iished at Rockingham In said county of Wndham, the
last Of which publication shall be at least six weeks previ
Gus to said term of said court
Given under my hand Woodstock, In the County OF
Windsor the 9th day of November, 1867.
JAMES BARRETT,
/ Judge Of the Supreme Conrt.
| A. sToDDARD, Atty, 1851
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-12-06

= DIR. ID. J. Title Of Albany, N. Y, may be
consulted free of charge at the Island House,
Bellows Falls, Thursday and Friday. December
10Th and sO,h, upon all chronic diseases.
A Leavenworth (Kansas) paper has
correspondent who expresses his views
on negro sutfrage as follows;
KIKAroo, nov. the "a, 1867.
Dere Zur;-will you pleze Inform mo
weather niggur suffrage Was carrid at
The late lection. II sech ignrant peepul
is to voat / want to leav this God fursak-
ing State, and Go back to Suthern illinois.
yours trooly."
The population of the State of Iowa,
as shown by the records of the recent Gen.
sus, is 902,O40-a gain in two years of
1904.
1t is now ascertained that the New
York Senate will stand as follows: Re-
publicans, II Democrats, 10. The AS
sembly: Republicans, 81, Democrats, 20.
On gate post in La Prairie town.
ship, ILL.,, is the following curiosity &" Too
coulls For sail Hear"
AT Clarksburg, Mass, last week, a
boy encountered wild cat while out hunt
ing, and, failing to kill it at the first shot,
was only saved from death himse If by the
assistance of his dog.
- The Irishmen of New York had an
immense funeral procession on Thursday
in honor of Samuel O'Brien and Larkin,
the Fenians recently hanged at Manches-
ter, England. Ten thousand persons
paraded, and among the most conspicuous
were eight of the rescuers of Capt. Dea-
zey and Col. Kelly. Black banners with
skull and crossbones, inscriptions of grief
and of vengeance, were carried in the
procession, and three hearses marked with
the names of the three Fenian victims,
were each drawn by four white horses.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-12-06

LELAND AND GRAY SEMINARY.-Tbe
Fall Term of this Seminary closed Mon
day, the 18th ultimo. The examination
evinced critical scholarship, and great
thoroughness on the part OF the Principal,
Mr.. Daniel Cole, A. B., and his assistant,
Mr.. Ford, and commendable industry and
close application on the part of the pu-
pills. Classes in the common English
branches of education. the Latin Reader
and Virgil were examined and seldom
have we been more gratified with the re-
suit. We can assure parents and guard
ians that their scholars viii receive faith
full moral culture and mental training at
this Seminary; and that its former high
reputation will be fully sustained by the
present Principal. Prizes will be given
to the best scholar in mathematics and TO
the one writing the best essay. At the
close of the last term Miss Abbie A.
Wellman took the former, and Miss Ad-
die L. Stebbins, (both of Brookline0 the
latter. The winter term commenced the
I'd inst.
HORACE FLETCHER, Examining
MARK CARPENTER, Committee.
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A SOLEMN AFFAIR.-They are hav-
ing a solemn time in Jamaica. Some
time since the half dozen democrats of
that town-more or less, their vote was
IA last September-procured an anvil
and some powder to celebrate something
they had heard had taken place in New
York and some other States during the
year past, but they were rather green
careless and unsuspecting, and left the
powder at a public house, where it soon
after "went off" no. in the manner 1t
was intended, it is supposed, as there was
no noise, but disappeared in some unac-
countable manner. The anvil, too, we
are informed, also took leg or some other
hail and "went off" without speaking,
| whereat there was mourning and gnash-
ing of teeth, Especially the latter,) like
the Jews in Jerusalem. The solemnity of
1.-THE scene became most painful and OPP
pressive, and we understand further that
one or two lawsuits have been instituted
but without success. The dastardly out
rage Is attributed to some Union boys, or
more radically speaking black republicans,
against whose impertinence we must enter
our emphatic protest. Their democratic
friends O had no occasion to burn pow
der during the war, unless after some de-
feat of the Union army, and they should
now be allowed to enjoy an opportunity
so long denied them. They are fresh
from Salt River, and are now passing
over the country like the locusts of Egypt
Let 'em pass.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-12-06

Our ScuooLpAY VISITOR is one OF
the handsomest and cheapest periodicals
for the young folks. 1t is beautifully
printed, and embellished with quite a
number of fine engravings; its list oil
contents is feast of good things from
some of the best writers, and the whole
is neatly bound in tinted cover, printed
in color. The boys and girls should send
for sample copy, which will be sent
with full instructions about subscribing or
forming clubs for 10 cents, and see what
bright, wide-awake, cheerful companion
it would make for these coming winter
evenings. Price sl.25 year or sl.oo
to clubs. The Publishers also offer most
liberal Premiums for clubs. Address, j.
w. Daughaday Il Co, Publishers, 424
Walnut Street, Philadelphia. Pa.
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SCHOOL MEETING.--There was a fair
attendance at the special school meeting
on Saturday evening, and also an evident
determination TO have no more taxes this
year. Col. Wentworth, treasurer OF the
district, made a statement of the finances,
with reference TO the cost Of the new
school house, which placed that matter in
somewhat better light than some Of the
previous rumors in the street The amount
already expended is 81 900, and the ag-
gregate amount to complete and furnish
the school house was estimated at $4,000,
and there seemed to be general conf
dence that this estimate was efficient. The
amount Of schooling this year has been
so small that there will be some $1,000 of
that tax which can be used to apply on
the new building, and the treasurer was
authorized by a unanimous voc to borrow
sum not exceeding $4,000, for the COM
pletion and furnishing of the same. The
burden of this expense is of course felt
very heavily by the tax payers of this
village, the tax being some lao on the
dollar for this year already, but when we
take into consideration the fact that the
price of everything which goes to build is
now double and more, than formerly, the
cost Of the new school house will be found
to be no more in proportion if as much, as
the old one.
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Presidents MEssAGE.-The Presi-
dents annual Message was sent to Con-
gress on Tuesday. Outside of Recon
struciion there are many good things in 1t
which will meet the hearty appreciation OF
the country. On this latter he charges
home declaring the congressional scheme
of reconstruction failure and attended
with immense expense, that the negroes
being slaves one day are not fit for the
exercise of suffrage the next, and twits
Congress of the late elections. The Pres
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.hE HAY MARKET.-The hay market
'efgennes, is getting to be what the
''''er market is at st. Adams. The Yer
s.'es Vermonter has the following with
;, I7'enee TO the hay business at that place
% present season: From Oct. /. 1866,
aug. 1, 1867, from 800 to 1000 tons Of
= nave been shipped from the vergennes
= .''on to Boston, Worcester, Lowell,
''aours and other points near Boston,
= ABOUT two hundred tons to New York.
:. nc trade opens brisk this season.
s YET. 20, three hundred tons have
sh'pped from this point. The aver
!, y pr'ce paid for hay. last year. was about
''O per ton. 1t rules lower this sea.
IS hay brings only sl3 per ton deliv.
al sergennes depot,
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GRANT MEsTlNG.--A meeting in favor
of the nomination of Gen. Grant for Pres
ident was held in New York city on We'd
nesday evening. AT the time of going to
press We have received no account of it,
but the signers 10 the call embrace several
Of the solid men Of that city, some Of
whom have never been heretofore partic-
ularly identified with the Union party.
Among them A, T. Stewart, the Million
aire, VIM. b. Aster, Moses Taylor, Ex-
Gov. Hamilton Fish, Moses Grinnell, &c.
Among the speakers announced are Gems.
Logan and Sickles and Hon. Lyman Ire
maine. These are all good and true men
and it has genuine look that is refreshing.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-12-06

WILLIAM II, GALLUP To the Hon. Sul

WILLIAM II, GALLUP To the Hon. Supreme Court
ELlZABETu X. GALLUP. to be holden at Newfane,
within aud the county Of Wndham, the rst Mon
day following the second Tuesday next aer the fourth
Tuesday Of January, A. ID. 1868.
I'M Libel sets forth In substance that the Lbean
about the fifteenth day of July A, DlS0S at Edin-
burg county Of Saratoga, and State Of New York,
lawfully married 10 Elizabeth r. Lawrence, by Thomas
Frost Esq Justice of the Pence. That said Lbeant
and said beee after their said marriage lived together
and wife In said Ednbuig until July LIST, A. D. 1861,
at which time they removed to Grafton, county Of Wind
ham and State of Vermont, where they lived together
and wife until the fifth day OF March A. D. 1864,
where said Lbeee wify and without just DESERT
ell said Libellant. That said Lbelant during all this
time lived In due Observance of all the duties required by
the marriage covenant and concludes with prayer that
the bonds Of matrimony may be Dissolved and divorce
decreed to said Libellant
Dated at Grafton, Nov. p, 1861.
WILLIAM II. GALLUP.
@. B. EDDY, Atty. or Iibelaut.
STATE 0P VERMONT, The foregoing Libel for divorce
WINDHAM COUNTY, s.. having been exhibited to me- and
it being made 20 appear that the Lbeee resides with
out the state Of Vermont that the ordinary process
This court cannot be served upon her. therefore ordered
that the Lbeant give notice OF tho tendency thereof
gether with this order, In the Bellows Fails Times
paper published at Bellows Falls said county of Windha
three weeks ,esyey the last puhca ton be
six weeks before the session Of the court to which the
same Is returnabe.
Dated at Woodstock this 81 day of December AID 1867
JAMES BARRETT,
49-I Judge OF supreme Court
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MUNICIPAL ELEcrIoNs.-The election
in Springfield, Mass, on Monday resulted
in clean Uuion republican triumph, thus
placing the city government in the right
sort of hands during the presidential
election of next year. In New York
City on Tuesday, Mayor Hoffman was re-
elected by 2l,60o majority over both For
nando Wood, copperhead, and Darling,
the Union candidate. About one-half of
the Union republicans very foolishly voted
for Hoffman. The vote in round numbers
was Hoffman $4,000, Wood 22,S00, OAR
ling l8,400. The result is hard one on
Wood who has so long and so faithfully
served the apprehension of the "Five
Points"
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-12-06

GoDEY's LADY's Book FOR 1861
This unrivalled magazine for the ladies is
on hand for January just as we SO to
press. 1t is splendid number, and has a
fine steel engraving, and also beautiful
steel plate title page, colored plate of Ber-
lin work, pictures and fashion plate. be-
sides being in new dress oftype. Cooley
is progressive and always keeps up anC
even ahead of the times, and this too with
out any stimulating premiums. Terms
IS year. -Four copies SO. Addres.
L. A. Cooley, Philadelphia, Pa, or you
can get them of o. f. Woods in thi;
place.
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In NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Snow.
DISTRICT COURT OF TUE UNITED STATES, I
FOR THE DISTRICT or VERMONT. !

DANIEL IN sI mNTTEs SE In BANKRUPTCY,
A WARRANT in Bankruptcy has been Issued by said
n Court against the estate OF DANIEL SNOW, of the
County Of Windha of the State Of Vermont in said dis
rict adudged Bankrupt spon the petition of his credi.
and the payment of debts aud the delivery OF
any property belonging said Bankrupt to him or to his
use and the transfer Of any property by him forbidden
by law meeting of the creditors of said Bankrupt to
prove their debts and choose or more asee OF ms
estate will be held at of Bankruptcy to be holden
at Bratteboo in said district the oath day of December
A. D. 1867, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ at the Office OF Field
Tyler before A. Underwood of the Registers in BANK
ruptcy of said court.
4S49 CIIAs. CHAPLIN, Messenger.
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There was slight change Of the
running time on the railroad last Monday.
The Cheshire BOSTON, train arrives here
at 1928 p. M. hereafter instead Of 11.35
A. NJ, and the Valley New York; ar
rives at 1850. In the afternoon the
trains go east and south about five min
utes earlier.
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Sfnfc of Vermont.
SUPREME COURT,


MARY A: DINGMAN,) SUPREME COURT,
JOSEPH DINGMAN.1 wINDHAM COUNTY, IS.
EHEREAson the 22d day OF November AID. 1867, Mary
w A. Dingman of Bratteborn IN said county, filed her
petition In the Clerks Office of the Supreme Court for said
Wndham County, against her husband Joseph Dingman,
of residence unknown setting forth in substance that she
married said Joseph, September 18th, 1866, at
oneonta County of ogo State of New York. by Marvin
Miller. Justice Of the Peace, and lived with him as faith
full wife until the year 1862 when by Of the drunk
and intoierable severity of said Joseph. she
compelled separate herself from him since which time,
she has supported herself entirely by her industry,
the said Joseph having wholly neglected and refused 10
support her in any degree that she does not know where
the said Joseph rede that she has resided in said
Braeboro sit the year 1852 and praying for divorce
from the said Joseph and that she resume her maiden
of Mary Ann Bettery. Which petition is made re-
turnable the Supreme Court to be held at Newfne
in and for said County Of Wndham, the 18th day of
February A. d. 1863 and it appearing that the said Jo
seph Dngman resides without this State in parts unknown,
it is ordered that the petitioner notify the said Joseph
Dngman of the tendency Of her said petition and OF the
Term of the court to which the Is returnabe, by
publishing the substance thereof with this order for three
weeks successfully in the Bellows Falls Times printed at
Rockingham in said county, the last publication to be al
six weeks previous said February Term of said
Supreme Court. r. TYLER Clerk.
GEO. HOWE. Atty. for Petitioner. 4s
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BOSTON MARKET---Dec. 2

COTTON dull and lower, and best grades at lie only.
FLOUR Is rather dull aud tending downward, and sales
at IS 10 sis per Dbl. according TO brands
GRAIN-Iiere too, prices have eased off Corn, 81 SO
to 81 40 for old Oats &c., Rye Sl0, white beans
10 81 Is.
PROFESSIONALISM 13Jc Butter 40 to As for extra
choice and IS 40 for other grades Cheese l5c, Factory
cheese Ice.
wooMarket steady and firm and sales at 80 to 6c as
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VT. Central & Sullivan Railroads
w December 2, 1857.
TRAINS GOING SOUTH AND WEST

TRAINS GOING SOUTH AND WEST
Leave bellows Falls at ~ 20, $50, 10 90 p. Mixed
White River Junction receiving passengers fro
Cheshire Valley II. n leaves Bellows Fall at % p IN.
Mail Train leaves Boston via ftehhurg at 1870 a M,
Springfield At As for bnrngton aud Sc Adams,
Night Express leaves Bellows Fails ut 1000 2. NJ,
eeying passengers from Valley Railroad leaving
New York at l2l5 2. NJ, and FROM Cheshire Railroad,
leaving Boston at $50 FOR burlington ouses Point
Montreal and Ogdensburgh, connecting with Grand Trunk
trains for the West.
Sleeping ears are attached TO night trains.
Through tickets for Chicago and the West for sale al the
principal stations. q, MERRILL, snpt
st. Adams, VT, Dec. Z. 1851.
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ident evidently feels his oats this year, and
is much more defiant than one year ago.
OF course he will Mt see how he himself
has stond in the way of reconstruction. and
very naturally lays the blame elsewhere.
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CATTLE MARKET.
u A 4 Il LEE W. IA II Ell
TUESDAY, Dec. 8, II
AMOUNT OF STOCK AT MARKET.

TUESDAY, Dec 3, 1867.
AMOUNT STOCK AT MARKET.
Cattle. Sheep. shotes. Fat Uo9s, Veal
This week 1855 6225 $500 90
Last week, 1867 1853 5000
One year ago, 2lS2 1l524 S2S 1000
Prices of Market BeeExtra Sl3 Is 90 IA CO., first quail
itv $40 Is a sl3 90 second quality $40 80 "a sll 10
third quality IS 90 "a $40 CO.
Prices of Store Cattle-Working Oxen, y pair-slI5
a $3.50
Mich Cows and Calves from fair quality, 500 % $40
EXTRA. $50 a. SlO0 farrow and dry, s35 q So. Young
cattle foi farmers two years old, S35 @ $50.
Prices Of Sheep and LambsPer head in lots 81 50 q
Fat uogs--Per b. 4 to lie, live weight 0 a 0.
Calf skins l6 to 1Se-
Hides-l0 a Doc. Tslow to p Is.
REMARKs.-The supply is not large this week and there
is an advance TO per b. Sales at to l2lc fol
beef trade brisk In sheep there slight advance
on the best grades other lots hard the has
few lot Of 1870 sold for 81 25 and another lot
800 for 81 Is per head.
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Those who have planted the GOOD
rich potato in Maine have had their re-
turns from forty to fifty fold.
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Dated at Grafton, Nov, p, 1867.
WILLIAM II. GALLUP.
@. D. EDDY, Atty. or Libellaut
Petition for Divorce.
EntVapn nAIJ IT, Al. H., S.,,zo..,. 4

or nea to Ss
LAURA BALL } at Newhne within and for the county
of Windham, on the first Monday following the second
Tuesday next after the fourth Tuesday Of January D.
1868.
FfNIE Libel sets forth in substance that the Iibesnt
the day 18th of june d. lS4s lawfully married to
the Lbelee, at steuben, Oueda county, State Of New
York, by Rev Mr. Nanderwater, minister Of the Gospel,
and that said Ibeant and Ibeee lived together
and wife from the date Of said marriage in said Steuben,
and in Bonneville and in Weston, in said Oneida
county until about the twentieth day Of December
A. D. 1858 That said Lbellsnt during ali this time lived
In due observance of the duties required by the
rage covenant That about said twentieth day of
December. A. D. 1855 said Libellee wfuly without
Just deserted said belant and has since
lected aud refused to live with said Libelant and
cudes with prayer that the bonds of marimony be
dissolved and divorce decreed to said Lipellant
Dated at Westm mister, Oct, %, 1867.
q. D. EDDY, Atty. for Lbelant.
STATE OF VERMONT, The foregoing Libel for divorce
WINDHAN COUNTY, IS. having been exhibited to me
and ii being made to appear that the Lbeee resides with
the State Of Vermont that the binary process
this cannot be served upon her. 1t is therefore
dered that the Lbeant give notice of the tendency
thereof together with this orderin the Bellows Falls Times
newspaper published Bellows Falls in said county Of
Wndha, three weeks successfully the last publication
least six before the session of the court tc
which the same Is returnabe.
Dated at Woodstock this I'd day Of December AID 1861
JAMES BARRETT,
495l Judge of the Supreme Court.
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T UMBERMEN TAKE NOTICE.

We, the undersigned, would respectfully inform the
Lumbermen Rockingham, and vicinity, that we are re-
pairing and fitting up the Saw MILL at Bellows Falls and
will be prepared the coming Winter to do Saving of var
Gus kinds large small quantities with dipa tch, and
in a workmanlike manner, and at reasonable prices
Those having timber above us, which can De RATED
down the river we would invite particular attention
TO this notice. TARBELL, TOlMAN q 20.
BELLOWS FALLS, Nov. II, 1861. 40
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WATCHES.
NEW JEWELRY.

yUyr arrss, assortment Of and handsome designs Of
Jewelry In sets and single piecrs from Bogxood TO ne
lanrirss that will satisfy cusomersjust received by
eS C. II. ROWE, Chester, VI.
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ONIONS APPLES, POTATOES, CABBAGEs, TuR-
~ NIpS sc. At X. Hydes.
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Died.

Marriages and Deaths inserted Obituaries neiud
ing poetry to be paid for according to length.
In Fayetteville, HENRY J. S MORSE, aged years and
Is DAYS son of the late Henry Morse
In Proctorsyiie, Nov 9th, Mr. MARTIN ROSS, aged 54
years. formerly of Ludlow