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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-10-30
LOCAL MATTERS.

We go to press a half day earlier
week than usual to accommodate q
by of wants
There is a grand republican rally
eene this Thursday afternoon. Hall
pn the railroad.
The Ordination of Rev. Mr.. Ham
iii take place this Thursday after
hi the Congregational church.
Miss Emma l.. Morse will speak in
ualist Hall at Bartonsville, next
by, Nov. lst
Dr. O. f. Woods has just packed
pre full of new goods of all kinds
line.
This week closes the Presidential
hign, and will make great change
kind of reading matter of the
apers throughout the country.
The polls open in this Town on
by next at Rockingham Centre, at
lock A. M. and close at shutdown,
Iut 5 o'clock.
he chairman of our county COM
informs us that the votes for Pres
will be furnished by the county
ttee, and properly sent to every
b the county.
liter quite an absence the Amo-
and Remarker (now published at
borough is once more a welcome
to our sanctum, and is as sound
on the questions of the day.
masa Turner, a pensioner of the
: 1912, died at Chester, on Monday
He lost an arm in one of the bat
The war, but maintained habits of
i industry to the close of his life.
W. Taft has taken some new and
be stereoscopic views of Bellows
Ecenery the past season, among
kyeral from Table Rock" on Mt.
b, which are very fine balloon
pf large amount of country be-
under that point.
4 ext week will be the great week
ying the oyster bets on the cleo.
bad Dewey's restaurant is just the
10 get them. He is now serving
ends with the best oysters to be
in the market. Give him call
will serve you promptly.
be autograph d, Remarker in
what kind of paper is now made
~ town, whether writing or not
lieve no writing paper has been
Z ID this town for some time. The
this village and at the Forest
urnt some time ago, and the mills
1ktonsville, we believe, make wrap
nd paper hangings.
freight train on the Cheshire
81, ran off the track on Saturday
and prevented the arrival of the
oek passenger train from Boston.
Caldwell of this village, conduct
E train, was somewhat injured by
brown between two cars, and a
pn was also injured, but no one
injured.
bold attempt at highway robbery
le by two men on Daniel Good
Hardwick cattle drover, a few
pgo. They knocked him sense
his horse ran and saved him his
E. ell as $4,000 in cash which he
bis pocket.
bile some burglars were ransack-
house of Mr. Edward Rix of
p, Vermont, one evening recent
led man crept out of a window
It to the barn, where he had
gun, which he fred at the thieves
left the house. One of them was
but both managed to drive
The hired man who showed such
t on this occasion was an Irish
med Phil Lee.
rtised Letters: VIM. Ahern, Le-
lister, c. V. Barnett, M. d., Mey-
ID, j. I'll. Farrer, G. Gle. r. T.
4. q. Harwood, Sam Chauncey
Miss Kate Hutchinson, H. H.
Benjim c. Jacques, Peter Le-
q. Lawrence, Bradford Moul-
bner Mellen, Jr., H. S. Mack &
W; Mellen, Perry & Co., Mrs.
Wadleigh, w. B. Warren, j.
pn.
Nv AND VERY INTERESTING Book.
Shine and Shadow" is the title of
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Notice

HTY wife. Marion G. Adams having left my bed
w and board, forbid all persons keeping harbor-
ing or trusting her on my account shall pay no
debts of her contracting after this date
STEPHEN ADAMS.
Windham, Oct. 18th, 1868. 42-44s
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OUR RULERS AND OUR RIGHTS

timely new work by JUDGE WILLIS. Agents
wanted. THE BOOK FOR AGENTS. Old and
Young. learned and unlearned need it constantly.
All take it readily as the price suits the times II
has no competitor Is finely illustrated with steel
plates.
The best chance yet offered for Men. and Women,
to make money without risk. Send for terms. Ex-
ira inducements given. Secure first choice Of field
PARMELEE * co.
Publishers 73S SAMSON street. Philadelphia. Pa.
iU-4I-e-O-w
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For Saley

fINHE SUBSCRIBER has for sale two Horse
Il Wagon. nearly new one two Horse Traverse Sled.
one pair heavy draught Harnesses. all cheap for
cash. j. G. TOLMAN.
Bellows Falls. Gets. 1868.
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Notice.

my wife Alvira E.. has left m bed and board
N this is TO forbid all persons from trusting har-
boring her my account, / shall pay debts OF
her contracting after this date.
DAVID FISHER
wardsboro. VT. Oct 10, 1868. pa
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-10-30
DRUGGISTS.

Any druggist in the country will tell you if 200
take the trouble to enquire that one that buys
a bottle Of Goes Dyspepsia Cure from them. spesks
in the most unqualified praise of its great medicine
virtues.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-10-30
CATTLE MARKET.
IUESDA1, OCT. q, 1868.
AMOUNT OF STOCK AT MARKET.

AMOUNT OF STOCK AT MARKET.
Cattle. Sheep. Shotes. Fat Hogs Veals.
This This week $ az l Pgss5 2S $500 asoS
One year ago, BIG 1906 so 400 50
PRICES.
Prices of Market Beef.-Extra. $500 "a $3.50;
first quality. $1,000 l275 I'd quality, 1000 Sill IS:
third quality $3.50 a. 9,75.
Prices CT Store Cattle,-Working Oxen. % pair $50
row and dry, $50 a $50.
Stores; -Yearlings, l6 a %. Two years old S23
a IS. Three years old.S4 a SOS,
Sheep and Lambs,-3 @ 81 Extra good 90 "a o
p 10 on live weight
Hides.-00 a 10IZe 2 ID.
Fat Hogs.-l0 @1019c e h.
REMARKS.-Market dull. Beef 81 to 12l6c. but
little at the latter price, though few sold at 13c
No change in sheep; Good quality is IN good de-
mand. 100 sold at $3.50 to 81 per head. Live Poul-
try is still lower, selling at Il to Ice
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Notice.

WHEREAS my wife, Lourana j. Smith, has left
w my bed and board without just cause or provo
cation this is to forbid all persons harboring trust
ing her my account, as shall pay debts of her
contracting after this date,
FERDINAND F. SMITH. +
Wapole, n. H., Oct IL. 1868 43-45e
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-10-30
A GENTSl AGENTS!l AGENTS!!!

Wanted Ladies and gentlemen in every town and
city in the United States TO act as Agents for Austin
great variety of rich and valuable goods consisting
of Dry Goods, Gold and Silver Watches. Carpets,
Furniture. Silver Plated Ware. Cutlery. Fine jew
elry, Sewing Machines, &c.. comprising nothing but
useful articles wanted in every family. for dollar
each, which cannot be purchased in any retail store
for twice that sum,
Our inducements to Agents are greater than any
other House in the Trade. Send for descriptive
checks in clubs of Ten for ST. Thirty for g. Fifty for
8, larger ones in the same ratio Circulars, giving
full information sent free of charge Parties desir-
of acting Agents will send in clubs and receive
in return for the same Dress patterns, Wool Blank
cts, Gold or Silver Watch. Woollen Carpet Sewing
Machine, Web of Cotton. and various other valuable
articles, in proportion to the size of the club.
N. u, We do not invest all our capital in lasby
half column advertisements like some other houses
in this trade but give customers larger amount
of goods for their money instead Address
AUSTIN 4 co.
1916 105 Summer Street, Boston, Mass.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-10-30
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE.

Will also be fcund Invaluable in all cases Of Diar-
rhea. Dysentery. Collie. Summer Complaints. Gsf-
ping and in fact disordsrsd condition Of IL
Stopach.
Sold By Druggists in city country svssyvAsss
at 81 psr bottle. or by application To
THE c. g. CLARK co.
Sole Propristors. New HsveA.0
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BUTTER WANTED.

TWO Tons best quality Butter wanted. for which
i the highest prices in cash will be paid. by
H. G. HOOPER d co.
Bellows Falls Sept. "a. 1865 80
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CLERGYMEN.

The Rev. ISAAC AIKEN. of Allegheny, testines thsa
it has cured him. after all other remedies had failed
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Married.

In Saxtons River. 18th inst, by Rev, Levi Loring
Mr. DERRICK s. BUTTON and Mrs. HATTIE n.
BARRY of Saxtons River
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-10-30

The Little Corporal, published il
Chicago, ILL.,, by Alfred L. Sewall, and
which will appear hereafter in magazine
form, has now larger circulation than
any other Juvenile magazine in the
world
A. r. Scott, judge of elections in
Harlem, Clay county, Mo-, was assassin
ated on Wednesday night, by some un-
known person who called him tc the
door and shot him. Politics are supposed
to have cansed his death.
: The Skowhegan (Me.) Reporter il
illustrates the value of advertising by
stating that business man in that town
i" lost his pocket book containing valua-
BILE papers. He sought high and low,
but did not fndA the property until he
advertised, when he found it at home,
behind trunk"
"A Frenchman owed man eight
hundred francs, and he made PROPOSE
ton to give him eight notes, payable
monthly, for one hundred francs EACH
The first note was protested. The cred
itor demanded an explanation. 81
didn't want to have you lose eight hun
dred francs all at once, so l divided it
up, that the loss might fall upon you by
driblets."
A vigilance committee recently
hanged man for murder, in Iowa, be
fore the victim had died II is now said
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1fed
Marriages and Deaths inserted FREE Obituaries
Including poetry to be paid for according to length

Departed from the earthly form, on the morning
of the 18th from the residence of her father in Black
Earth, Wis, Mrs. ABBIE A. HUTCHINSON daugh-
ter of Horace and Mary n: Burton formerly of An
dover. Windsor county. VT, aged % years. Mass,
papers please copy.
In Jacksonville. Ind, October 18th, 1868, KATE
ENSEBIA, aged 10 months and IL days youngest
daughter Of Lieut. Geo. w. Kingsbury, 49, U. S. In
fantry, and Salie E., his wife.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-10-30

"A vigilance committee recently
hanged man for murder, in Iowa, be-
fore the victim had died II is now said
that the victim is likely to recover.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-10-30

From lester SEXTON of Milwaukee
MrLwAuKKs. Jan. "a. 1858.
Messrs. G. @. Clark 4 Co.. New Haven Conn.,.
Both myself and wife have used Goes Dyspepsia
Cure. and n has proved perfectly satisfactory
remedy, have no hesitation in saying that have
received great benefit from its use.
Very respectfully.
(SigneD LESTER SEXTON.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-10-30
wHooPING COUGH.

The testimony Of all who have used II for this tor
rbe disease during the last ten years. is that it in
variably relieves and cures it.
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Farm for Sale.

TNHE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale his farm or
Il which he now resides. situated in Rockingham
and about three miles above Bellows Falls village
on the main road leading to Springfield. Said farm
contains 80 acres of good land divided into pastur
age and tilage. well watered and good fruit orchi
&c, the place that it can be occupied as one
or two farms may be desired.
L. 7. LOWELL. ID.
Rockingham Oct 90 1858. 43
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T GATHER BETTING.
ARMS & WILSON

HAVE CONSTANTLY on HANp A LARGE LOT
of the best OAK AND HEMLOCk TANNED
Betting, which they viii sell at about manufaet-
urers' prices.
Dgli.ows FALLS. Jan. % 1865
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GREAT AUCTION SALE.
VI
THE FARM AND STOCK

GREAT AUCTION SALE.
THE FARM AND STOCK
auction Saturday Oct. Slst inst at 3 o'clock A. Nj,
II stormy on the Thursday following, New. 9Th.
THE HOME FARM
of $50 acres lover so acres Of which arc woodland
situated half mile from South Readinp VILLAGE Il
TWO PASTURE LOTS,
of excellent quality also situate in South Reading
OF fOand 100 respectively. will be sold at tho
same time.
THE STOCK
Is Of extra quality and consists of yoke six years
old UNen. Cows pair superior matched Bulls, two
years old pair two years old Steers, Heifers, do
~ earrings, Calves, nice two years old Colt, over
the long wooded blood. Also three Shotes and lot
of live Poultry.
20 tons Hay rs bushels Corn, 200 do Potatoes Oats
Barley, &c. quantity of Straw and Corn Fodder
including Moving Machine (Wood's) and Sugar APP
paratus, Sap Pans 22o Buckets, Holders, &c.. &c
a lot of lumber. boards, planks, &c.
Also; Household Furniture, Beds and Bedding
Gus TO mention Terms made known at the time of
sale, MERRITT +, GODDARD, Admir-.
II. NJ. MARTIN, Auetoneer.
South Reading, Oct, 49, 1868. 43-H
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SORE THROAT.

Keep your throat wet with the Balsam-takins
little and oftep-and you vir.yery soon find relief
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-10-30

OF the late Hiram Goddard will be sold at public
auction, Saturday Oct. Slst inst at o'clock A. M,
II stormy, on the Thursday following, New. 9Th.
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THE HOME FARM

OF $50 acres, lover so Of which arc woodland
situated half mile from South Reading village,
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LADIES UNDER GARMENTS.
CARPETINGS

A few pieces TO CLOSE OUT at less than MARKET
VALUE, ms have no place to keep them. Here is
an opportunity to buy Carpet CHEAP, as they must
be sold Immediately to make room for other Goods
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IN CONSUMPTION,

Many careworu sufferer has found relief and to-
day rejoiccs that her life has been made easy and
prolonged by the use of Goes Cough Balsnm.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-10-30
IN SHORT.

The people know the article and it needs no COM
ment from II is for sale by every Druggist and
Dealer in Medicines in the United States.
THE c. G. CLARK CO.,
Sole Projectors, New Haven, CT.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1868-03-21
THE ELECTION ORDERED.
Registry to be Revised.
HEADQUARTERS Firth MILITARY DIsT.
New Orleans, La, March II, 1868.
Special Orders No. 55.
Extract.

WHEREAS, "a convention recently as
sembled at New Orleans, Ia, In COM
pliance with special orders No. 1867,
from these headquarters, dated October
al, 1867, did, in pursuance Of the acts
Of Congress mentioned in said order,
proceed to frame a Constitution and
civil government for the State of Loui-
siana and,
WHEREAS, The acts of Congress pro-
vide that the election for the ratification
of said Constitution, shall be conducted
by the officers or persons appointed, or
to be appointed, by the commanding
general said election VIII be held IN
the State Of Louisiana, from A. II. to
z P. NJ, on the Itch and 18th days of
April, 1868, at which the registered
voters Of said State may vote for or
against the Constitution submitted To
them BY said convention.
4. Commencing fourteen days before
the election. boards Of registrars VIII,
after having given reasonable public mo-
tee, revise at the places where the
boards are In session, for period OF
five DAYS, the registration Lists, and
upon being satisfied that any person not
entitled thereto Inns been registered
win strike the tame OF aneh person
from the list The boards viii also,
during the same period, add TO the
registry the names OF all persons who &C
that time possess the qualifications re-
quired by law, aad who hata net al-
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1868-03-21

zen to determine between such con-
ficting constructions of the same
words and phrases2 And how Is
it possible to i1npute perjury to the
| juror unless you know the sense ia
! which he understood the language
Of the oath? But we waste words
on this, the most disgraceful Of all
the insults and wrongs which have
been put upon our people by the
Radical despots who now rule the
country M O. Times.
Stanton has been engaged for
the past ten days iii erecting barTi-
cades to command all the passages
iii the War Office. He has had
heavy new shutters placed Oh the
windows and the garrison well
victualed. ALI business connected
with the Department is now at a
dead lock, Only the show of it being
kept up with really nothing accom-
plished. His subordinate officials
are employed as scouts, watching
the movements of equity old Gen.
Thomas, and guarding against a
surprise. If the President should
move against the stronghold We
advise him to employ a fire engine
to wash its occupant out, or else
that Chinese weapon Of offence
with a name more odorous than
elegant. This folly is growing
worse than absurd it is becoming
disgustingly criminal, and we are
not at all surprised that Grant,
Sherman and more respectable
Radical leaders unite in advising
his resignation IN @. Times.
Roaring old Ben Wade scouts
shout the Washington bar rooms
denouncing President johnson and
endorsing the truth of the impeach-
ment charges. Other Radical SEN
ators are loud In the same cry in
their public speeches and private
conversations, and yet they do not
seem to find the least improperly
in acting as judges in his case,
while poor Judge Field, for an
opinion expressed in d mild way at
a private dinner, is held to be gull
ty of a most henious offence and
unfit to sit upon the bench Of the
Supreme Court such is Radical
consistency and justice. Why
keep up the farce Of Radical Re
publican Government any longer /?
IT consumes too much valuable
time and too much money to be
always at work reconciling these
little Inconsistencies. Better rub
it all out and commence fresh, as
the boy does with a hard sum.
IN. o. Times.
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words, ne now realize the force
and trltb of The following admire
bic description of the policy adopt
Ell nearly two hundred years age
il England, after the overthrow o!
the Stuart dynasty:
He who FIRST devised the oath 81
abiuration, prodigately boosted
that he had framed a test which
should @damn one-half Of thenation
and starve the other "a vauntwel
worth the consideration Of those
who have placed themselves within
the first clause Of this prophecy.
TT was not bad reply of old
Sdppen, the leader Of the Stuart
party in The House of Commons,
when tainted with having taken
the abiuration oath, that he was re-
sponsible to God for that oath, and
he had rather trust himself to his
mercy than to that Of his political
enemies.
The idea of prosecuting for per-
jury on such oaths is alike prepos-
ferrous, tyrannical and without au-
thoritY Of law. The alleged per-
jury will tie found to consist In
nothing more criminal than in an
Interpretation of certain words and
facts, different from that placed on
them BY others. Thus in the sew
eral oaths disclaiming a voluntary
submission to the rebel govern
ment, who is to determine whether
the submission was voluntary on
not. Who can determine but the
juror? To be a voluntary act the
party must be left free from all
compulsion OF solicitation. That
is Webster's definition of voluntary.
Themost earnest and sincere Union
andloyal man living within the Con-
federate lines during the war could
not have escaped the influence
which would deprive any aid he
might render to the rebellion of the
criminal character Of voluntary
act. Who then is to determine
whether such act was done Of a free
viii? Who can say that it might
not be done with q still firm and
earnest devotion to the Union and
Federal Government? No zone but
the juror himself.
There can be no crime without a
criminal intent. No such intent
will be presumed of a person who
is not a free agent. When Ma. Du-
rant, Judge Howell, Michael Hahn,
Mayor Heath, and the great body
of the present ultra loyal men, took
oaths 20 the Confederacy, and even
engaged inits military service, they
were probably Union men, acting
involuntarily, butwe should certain
ny have to depend on their oaths
for proof Of that condition of their
minds.
Another difficulty arises in the
Interpret Stion of these test oaths.
An,of them make frequent use oil
the technical phrase, aid and com
fort to the enemy. Here is a
most ambiguous phrase upon which
the iurists and judges have produ-
ced mostprofound discourses. The
judicial discussions IN this country
and ia ENGLAND, which are adopted
as the legal definitions of words IN
our laws, have limited this phrase
to q few acts, such as taking up
arms and supplying munitions Of
war to armies in the field against
the Government. There must be
some real act Of war and resistance
to the authorities. Mere approval,
sentiment, written and spoken de-
fence, encouragement and justif-
aa4so9s ~ e,,a3a cote will Y1rA 10 CON
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LOUIS FAS
Corner Kirby and Ryan Streets
LAKE CHARLES. L..
Wholesale and Retail dealer

FOREIGN and Domestic LlEv Goods. Gro
carias. Cr0oker5. Hardware Boot sinai
Shoes, Hats a1fI d general ~ oEtnens ga
Stationery. alWnvs on hand So the lowest
market prices. The public ere reqne aa
50 can and examine lis stock before pi
chasing elsewhere
March 2l. 1858. 1s
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1868-02-29
The Virus of Slavery.

After reading the foregoing article let our people read
the following. These "muattoes" whose marriage the
Church performed her most gorgeous ceremonies in ST.
LOUIS are OF the same and color the parties buchered
georgia Can the annals of the world produce anything
10 equal the following And have been supporting the
system that has produced such ghous as these Southern
save-whppers Surely the Irish people should be the first
70 break the chains of any slaved race and take those
OroeS by the Threats who think of shooting black
man and dshonorng his wife than they would of killing
dog.-EDs I. R.
TERRIBLE TRAGEDY IN GEORGIA.
Says the Atlanta CORRESPONDENT f tho CGnonno Cto,
orue Oh General Meade the military arrested and have
Just oroug 10 TINS place. the sheriff and coroner of Jasper
county, georgia Upon dilgent inquiry and from trust
worthy nave ascertained the following facts as
Ti g nnr for their
named John Brown and his wife Maria last wear contraced
with planter Thlte named Homer Barnes to work for
during the summer Barnes forced her to Illicit ntercorse
On Monday the 18th instant Barnes had since married