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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-03-15

already had TIE effect to break the politi-
cal unity of the South, and healthy con-
test has commenced for the control of
State governments under the new order of
things. The first and most essential thing
is The starting of Republican newspapers
at the centers Of influence. Capital to the
amount of S250,000 has been pledged for
the establishment of the first class daily
and weekly paper at New Orleans, to be
called the New Orleans Republican. Its
prospectus is endorsed by Gen Butler,
Gen. Banks and other influential Con-
gressmen, and the first number will appear
on the goth. The clerk of the House has
promised to it the Government advertis-
ing. The Republicans of Kentucky are
about to establish paper at Louisville.
At Charleston, S. G., there is also to be
Republican daily paper, and such organs
of the reconstruction movement will
eventually spring up throughout the State.
DEATH OF" ARTEMUs WARD."-Chas.
F. Browne, known 10 the world as Arte-
mus Ward, died at Southampton, England,
on Wednesday, and Saturday his funeral
services were held at that city, and attend
ed by large number of his literary and
personal friends, of whom he had made
many during his sojourn of few months
in England. Browne was born in Water
ford, Me-, in 1884, where his mother is
still living. He left home when quite
young, and made his first attempt at
profession by spending year in the otfi'e
of the Lancaster, N. IL. Democrat in
learning % set type. At the expiration
of this time he went TO Boston, where he
worked as a printer in the office of the
Carpet Bag, and commenced to write oc-
casionally for its columns, over the sigma
lures of Lieut. Chubb," John Fisher"
and other fictitious names. His next
move was westward, and for some time he
was connected with the press of Cleve-
land, but wrote his first article over the
name by which he has since become fa-
nous for the Toledo B ade, at the sugges-
lion of its editor, ID. r. Locke, now
equally well known in different line of
bumor, as the author of the Nasty letters.
The larger part of Brownies newspaper
writings were published originally at To-
lsdo, though il 1860 he was engaged with
Mr.. Charl Ids G. Leland in an unsuccessful
aitemp to publish Vanity Fair, comic
paper at New York.
In 1864, after an overland trip to Cali
fornia and visit to Salt Lake City and
other points of interest, Browne COM
menced public lecturing and continued it
with great success, giving humorous &C.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-03-15
THE UNIVERSAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
NEW YORK.
Tie original Joint Stock Life Insurance Company Of
The United States
Authorized Capital, $4,000, 900.
THE DISTINCTIVE FEATURE

THE BUSINESS EXCLUSIVELY CONFINED 10
INSURANCE or FRST.cLAss HEALTHY LIVES.
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., AQUA !, M. DK MaosOllA.-Th. ,...
comes the odor Of persplrs,lIOr The y
90 ,, ,ne SIN is a delightful SeI s0islI
Inflammation, aud r a periGn,
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To Housekeepers and Others.
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Send for the Report and samples Of Work. containing
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G. A. NUTTING, Westminster. Vt, Agent for Charles
town, Wapoe, and Astead, N. H.. and INDIAN County
Vt, except Rockingham and Athens. s33.
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Internal Revenue, 1867.
COLLECTORS NOTICE.


The Annual Taxes for 1867, IN the First Collection
District Of Vermont, az assessed upon incomes, Licens
50. Carriages, Watches, Plate, &e, under the Excise
Law Of Congress, approved July J, 1862, and the various
amendments thereto, having become due and payable
vii attend myself or BY deputy, at the following times
and places 10 receive The same, VIZ.
ADDISON COUNTY.
Atthc stevens Hotel. Yergenues, Tuesday, juno 8
snd ai The Addison House, IN Mlddlebury, Wednesday,
Dune s.
RUTLAND COUNTY.
Ate + Brmsby's Ofice, in Brandon, Thursday, june
81 at the West9grr Hotel. So C~astletona Friday, Jnre
Z aud az the r.. s, Court House, Ia Rutland, Saturday
and Monday, Jnne s and 10.
BENNINGTON COUNTY
Atthe Court H0use, IN Manchester, Tuesday, June II,
and af the Mount Anthony House, In Bennington, We'd
Hesasv, Jane IL.
sR~ An persons neelecling to pay sid taxes within
the time shove specified, ore subjected 10 pay % cents
for hatice, and after ten days DELAY, Ave per cent adj
dlti0al upon the amount Of The tax, with Interest and
costs o. e%oilectl0n.
- raNes may bc sent by others, as receipts are
given 10 ali cases.
JOSEPH POLAND.
Col iat Dist. Vermont.
Montpelier, May i6, ts6T-sw52
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MADAME REMINGTON. Us n#e faHa ga "a
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NOTICE

L SPECIAL MEETING 81 the Trustees Of Barr 4
II Barton seminary, 10 hereby notified % BE- huldfl
"a the seminary Rooms, ~ Friday, June "a, 1897, al n
O'Clock, A NJ for the purposes foll0NinKt tD IotAkt
INTO consideration and vel upon measures i0Y the pro
vision ofn4tarc instruction. 10 the seminary. tl Tua
tegd l0 ~ other such business 40 pertains 10 the inter
SIS uf thc Seminary.
r. sCusHMAN, Clerk ofBoafd,
Manchester, Jane 8, 1897.
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IL erect, Mave Z, Mts mULDhH KELLOGG, wife
u Capt Moses Kellogg, AGED 70 yearH.
AZ ssndgaie, May g3th, VA PIERCE. aged 81 years
asd . months,
Ia c4mdaa valley, May "a, Miss BETsEY PBtSDLE,
Aged 10 years.
III Camden Valley, Das. 90, LEVI CRAY, iged q yrs
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NAM into the enclosure IN The sabacribcr, MAY 80ih
smalt BAI cutT, win star IN forehead, and f3ui
ears ola, me owner = requested - prove property,
pay charges and takeit aaAy.
ANDREW j. PR0YAN
Naeehester. Jane 81 1867
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For Sale or TO Let.

THE well known and long established
! Biacksmitifs Stand, near the Stone Church In Ar
lingt0n, VI. Tie central location and good will Of the
establishment r1akes it probably the best and most lu-
cratiye Blacksmith stand in the county. House and
shop ia first rate repair, Possession given imne-
diateiy. Address by mail, or enquire Of the proprtc-
tor al +. Coy's Boot and Shoe Store.
CD VAULT.
Arlington, May q, lsG7-tf
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Married.


H. sandrslo MAY I'll. Nj. John BARBER and MIS-
/ INVITE T0RRENNE. halh nfsanigaie.
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Effors of Youth. -A0 ~utiernan win suHer-
81 ff tgafs ffufa Ntrsuns DtiaH}y PffnAtaFe Dsc9,
AID al te satefs a. g%0Hthfal iaaisee4an. will, ior ths
Askt ~ kaHs flNs ANu8suitTs Mesa frrat 81 All whV need y
the re rs 8ad directions fs ma6tng ~ staple remedy
~ uhsb ~ was enred sufferers Vt hihr q pruhl ~
ths advertiser e~kIefeuee, IAN 10 - by addressing IN
Efrtsci eaanaeuas. gnlfN b. OGDEN,
l6l AZ Cedar street. Ncw York
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0TNNINGT0N 4 RUTLAND r.

az ~ . ~ LFs9AsNFF ~ -
~ On sad sfer Wednesday, Nay - uaias o. tbs
raHd ws48 funNS follows
MayIsG sFa-FfeiRht an8 Recommendation AssFss
Aa4sHd "a q. NariA Dafeet - Elst Dorset st5,
Nanehesfe - So snaAnr}am !. n. Arlington eB. shaHs.
bmY foga. -eagh saaneaafy 1884, Narth BenniHgton
1913 arrive " Bennington ~ I'LL
Naa frein ieaYrs Raiaane a 5IH ?. ~. North Borsst
az, East Dorset as2. Manchester afI sgnaeftaic t8
Adias4an g8a. shafEssaFy al8 Ssuth shans9nry In.
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MaFEsn &0Aua-Mhil trtln leases bennington ~ SIS
Az. Nafh Bsablngt5B asta Ssafh shsfshar a7ie
Saa6saHrT asM. Abingdon 80. Sunderland as2, Mari
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I.rolpeeIs ~ naslnfs..

The railroad connection between Omaha and the
LAT is now complete, and the earnings Of the Union
Pacific on tie section already finished for the first
two weeks IN MI y were $4,000. These sectional
earnings NJ the road progresses will much more
than pay the iaterest on the Company's bonds, and
the through business over the only line Of railroad
between the Atlantic aud Pacific must be immense.
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T5 1A

@e ttssa0at Frat4s AS sfsTe rsftStiy Fare,
~ q AAaa@sfs NksEw6f aas NARss sbtEn sEAA@aa
Ats#aafsg - teee EeAFraCef 10 te4#N busefArHl
Ite@ 81 s E@2Eess Rrateazg2, LtzfaFg As9 Aas4Asss
Nea nsa@ fnRstsax aps DvalsFs d Ehaxr fiavuss
T. wsAF tA1s tssf 80 Nrs
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What are your Symptoms?
Are thes a harrei tongue, d~lzliuess. h~cadache, an IN
easy stomach, oppression alter eating, pain between
The rhoullefs, c3nidpatioHf Lso yoa are agp13tcah ana
bilious. and nothing viii meet your case 50 c~hneiently
IA TAREAN4ss ErFKRytecENI sKLTzKs ArEgtENf.
SOLD AT ALL DBU6 STORES.
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Estimating The distance % be oailt BY the uaion
Pacific to be I.beS miller, the United States Govern,
ment issues is six per cent. 1hiry.ycar Bonds to
tie Compauy as the road i daisbed Al the average
rate oi about s2s,25o per mile, amounting 10 stt
40, 900.
The Company is also permitted to issue its own
Finl Mortgage Bonds to an equal amoaut, and at
the same time, which By special Act Of Congress
are made a First Mortgage % the entire line, the
bond, Of tie United States being subordinate 70 them.
The Government makes q donation ola, 500 acres
of iaad 70 tie mile, amounting to 2o,oa2 900 acres,
estimated to bc worth $50 ,o0o, ooc, making the total
resources, exclusive Of tie capital, Sis, il6, goo;
Bat the iul value ofibe lands cannot no& be rea
u1cd.
Tic auiborzed Capital sock of the Company Is
one hundred million dollars, q which i've million.
have already been paid in, and Of which it Is not sup,
posed that moro THAI twenty five millions at most
will be required.
The cost Of the road is estimated bY competent
engineers to be about one hundred million dollars.
exclusive Of equipment.
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The company respectfully submit, that the above
statement Of facts fully demonstrates the security Of
their Bonds, ard MS additional proof they would
suggest that the Bonds now offered are less than ten
million dollars on 517 miles Of road, on which over
twenty million dollars have already been expended
-on $50 miles Of this road the cars arc now running,
and he remaining lS7 miles are now nearly COM
pistel.
AT the present rate Of premium on gold these
bonds pay an annual interest on the present cost OF
Mine Per Cent,
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SPECIAL

A Agsststs fareE y " Gsarbestes
~ NrKt nka2zr communication, ThErsdsF EEeA.
~ lngs aN8e -. lss5.
wv ca FIkRCEs Secretary
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vine Per Cent.

like the Geycrament Bonds, they will 60 above par
The Company intend to sell but a limited amonnt
at the present low rates and retain the right to ad-
vance the price at their option.
C%oNTISENrAL NATIONAL BANK, TO- Nassau ST.,
CLApg, DopeE & Co, BANKEls, 81 Wall st.,
ions j. CISCO & SoS, BANKERs, No. 33 Wall st.,
andby BANKS AND BANKERS generally through,
out the United States, Of whom maps and descriptive
pamphlets may be obtained. They will also be sent
by mail from to company's Office, No. 20 Nassau
street, New York on application. Subscribers will
select their own Agents in whom they have eonfi-
denee, who alone will be responsible to them for the
safe delivery Of the bonds.
JOHN j.. CISCO, Treasurer. New York.
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DR.. DAYS SAM uinalo

For Purifying the Blood, has no equal
DERsONS SUFFERING from SALT kllElh, sCko
Il FULA. EKNsIPkLAs, DYSPEPSIA and ALLDlc-
EtaEs OF the UklNAkl U.GAAS, Nill ABd ihls Med
feline III that IL puFpufts 10 be. y is purely Yegetable,
and safe ia AL respects. "A word % the wise Is bAll-
cienL" BAiLh a BRADFORD FroFletorsi ~
Washington ST., Boston, Mss.
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SIX PER CENT. III GOLD,

Ninety Ccuts on the Dollar.
lha ad sat completed lwm omaha sos miles
Nti v ,be - v January, ises, cad 3 faiy equiP
pe4. ana uatns are meulaf.y nsnnag over II. The
Company has nov on haas suaa ieaiiroa ties etc.
90 fasd he Remaining portion ID de easiein base
of,be gaeky Noaatain, az miles. which : under
contract to &c deue September ~ q this year, sad
u S expected that The entire read vii be y runuiag
oclsr fon Omaha 70 western eouuoehon wth
ihe csatrl Pacific, BOW being rapidly built east
ward from Sacramento. Cal, aunag 1870.
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ONLY A CENT A QUART !
PATENT
BEER POWDER

Makes a healthy and insigoratiug drink Rich Spark
ling, Delicious. Ahead u ~ others and costs next e
made. Poi az iu % md % cts. boxes. Tryitl
u NnYEs. Aeant. 81 InliAsl, Boston.
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THE
UNION PACIFIC
RAIL ROAD COMPANY,
MORTGAGE BONDS

kaepFd srr sean rg aai Fssr1G ssruai ia.
.efe ay 81 t hH 4sy 8 iaauag asa laiy
r. ~ Cy ofNaa York. at tee rate "
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'TAe pFiee " frSasAt BY isans from thc alssaari
hIsei sss fefaeriy tscaly-ate ceats per poand. or
RFm 49, t8Ns
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-12
Important Judicial Decision In

/ A writer in the NGshuiue linton and
Dispatch gives the subjoined account of the
disposition of a case at the Chaneery Court
recently held in Chattanooga, Tenn:
/ The case involved the question: Who is
entitled to the property in sections at
tached to the Freehold made by the United
States during state of war, after said
property for, military purposes has BEEN
Abandoned? DO said sections so attached
revert, to the owner of the fee, or does
the right still inhere in the United
States to the extent of giving to their
donee or purchaser good title to such Sec
tions? N d.
! The latter question was decided in the
negative. The point arose on the follow.
ing state of facts: F.-.,i.7-e rT ~, ri =
During the year 1864, the military au-
thority at Chattanooga, for war purposes,
erected a bridge across the Tennessee river
at that place. Since the war the bridge was.
gIuep to the Corporation of Chattanooga by
the United States. The freehold in the soil
on both sidessof the river was held by citi-
zens., A bill was fled by the owners of the
fee on the north side of the river against
the Corporation for an account of the tolls
received since the abandonment of the
bridge by the United States for mil
itary purposes, and asserting right
to the bridge to- the center. of the
stream. Theiabutments on the north bank
extended over on the soil of the complain
ants some distance. The Chancellor, Hon.
d. G. Trewheitt, held that for war purpos
es, and duringa state of war, the United
States might well take possession of and
hold the soil of complainants on which was
located the northern abutment of the
bridge; that when the war closed, and the
bridge ceased to be used by the military,
the right of the United States also ceased !;
that from that time the property in the
bridge, by operation of law, vested in the
respective owners in fee on the soil on
which the abutments were, built. The
Chancellor, on this view of the law, order
ed an account of the tolls received since
the surrender of the bridge by the United
States; and declared, as the Courts judg-
ment, that the complainants were entitled
to one-half the sum, less the sums expend-
ed for repairs and expenses of collecting
incurred by the defendants. There were
some other minor questions in the case
The case will 60 to the Supreme Court.
The writer does not pretend to give the
precise language used by the Court in de-
livering its decree, but has simply stated
the principles laid down by the Chancellor,
and on which he based the decree rendered
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COLUMBUS, O., FRIDAY MORNING.,

Is as orderly and well-governed as any 9TH
er city of the same size in the nation
Then, what a commentary on mans capac
itY for self-government! The bill itself
implies, and its advocates boldly declare,
that the people of the Capital City of this
great State are incapable of choosing their
own municipal officers. And this bill is to
be put through this body under whip and
spur, just as soon as this negro suffrage
amendment shall be disposed of here
Whilst Senators are this night in this
Chamber urging the enfranchisement of
the negro. and telling us that the only pan
acea for all the political ills that the State
lis heir too, is to let the blacks vote, these
same gentlemen are meditating the disfran-
chisement of the white citizens of Colum-
bus, Toledo and Dayton, so far as
the election of their own municipal
officers is concerned. If these things are
not so, call on any Senator on this floor
ito contradict me. How any Senator or
Representative can take a solemn oath to
support the Constitution, and discharge the
duties of his Office according to law and the
best of his abilities, and then advocate such
measures, and reconcile such action with
his conscience as an honest man, is more
than can comprehend. r. fb.Jum %
But, Mr.. President, 1 still have confidence
in the intelligence and honesty of the peo-
h ple.T believe they will yet rise in their
might and hurl corruption from power,
and place men in Office who will discharge
their duties faithfully and honestly to
themselves, their country and their God.