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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-01-10

4A1lS Oliicc iuliuculutcly.
r. All who would encourage GOOD
public lyceum should meet at G. b. Ed
dy's office Friday evening Of this week Al
1o'clock.
The ladies of the Congregational
church and society of this village hold
thSr annual Fair at Wightmans Hall
"a Thursday evening of next week. Give
them rousing attendance and patron.
age accordingly.
Advertised Letters: G. w. Hoyt
James S. Hull, Rev. O.S. Senter, Mrs. NJ
B. Smith, G. w. Wellington. Held for
postage: G. L. Farr, Cambridgeport, VT
We are informed there is TO be a
donation visit at the parsonage, this
Thursday evening, for the benefit of Rev.
Mr. Wight. Mr.. Wight is a worthy and
deserving man and We hope there will
not only be full attendance, but very
liberal response.
AT the Annual Meeting of the Off
cers Of the Springfield Savings Bank, on
the I'd inst, a dividend of four per cent
vns declared.
We understand there is unusual
bickering and disagreement in the streets
this season between sellers and buyers Of
wood, as to quantitycontained in load.
lis is certainly matter which can be
eaaily adjusted if all parties are disposed
% be honest. The quantity of wood to
. load can be ascertained toa mathemat-
ical certainty, and the law provides how
it can be done. Does any honest man
want it differently
A meeting was held at c. B. Eddy's
Office on Friday evening of last week to
organic lyceum. The ATTENDANCE was
small and not very encouraging, but a
committee was appointed to get up con-
stitution and they are ready to report at
m adjourned meeting to be held Friday
evening of this week With the ANNA
ton and enterprise exhibited in adjoining
towns there ought to be sufficient public
spirit here to support one.
Our Village High School, for the
FIRST time since last winter, commenced a
session last Monday. The term will be
short, but the committee have been for
tunate at the last moment in securing the
services of Rev. Mr.. Pierce of this vii
lage as principal. He is an old teacher
and good for two days work in one Miss
Prcntiss, of Alstead, we believe, who is
said to be a very excellent teacher, is as
sistant principal, and the other schools
are all in good hands. The pupils should
strive to make the most of the term.
"A Panther six feet long and weigh
ing 204 pounds, was killed at No. Hyde
Park, on Friday the goth ult. He was
seen prowling around the evening before,
and in the morning party eff fifteen or
twenty men turned out and gave chase.
Hiram Billiard had the honor of dis
patching the animal, but it took four
bullets to do it.
Hon. A. B. Gardner, narrowly es-
capped death from locomotive at Troy
on the 31st ult. He was thrown upon
the cow-catcher, but fortunately was held
upon it by by-stander, until the loco
motive was stopped.
Bennington is a growing place. One
hundred new houses are to be built there
this year, and the manufacture of corks
is soon to be commenced.
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ATHENs.-The people of Athens or
ganized a Farmers Club, on Tuesday
evening, Dec. Slst. The meeting was
held at the house of L. p. Shattuck, and
was very fully attended, some fifty or
sixty being present. "A. Wyman, Esq.
was chosen President, Charles Perham
and Lewis Hall, Vice Presidents, j. III.
Austin Secretary, and A. T. Ball, Trca-
surer. Interesting remarks were made
by l.. o. Powers, +. p. Shattuck, X. b.
Ball, Ralph Whitney and others, upon
the most economical method of feeding
stock in winter. Another meeting was
held at the South District School house,
on Tuesday evening of this week. The
subject for discussion was Raising Corn.
We shall hope to hear more from this
club during the winter.
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Taxes !.

PAY YOUR TAXES NOW. AND SAVE FOUR
PER CENT. ON YOUR STATE TAX.
THE TAX PAYERS Of Rockingham are hereby
l. notified that the Trcasurcr's warrant for the col
lection Of the State tax Of 80 per cent ON the st Of
1867. ordered by the Legislature /. now in my hands
Also the warrant for Town and State School Taxes.
Four per cent will be deducted from the State Tax
Of those who pay before the first day Of February
next. j shall Be ut
SaStons River, the 25th Goth and 30th of January.
Bartonsyille, tho 2lst, from 10 A. NJ, until p. NJ.
Cambridgeport, the 22d, from a NJ, until Y. N
Rockingham, the Oath from 10 A. Nj, until y. NJ,
for the purpose Of receiving said taxes.
IN, b.. Ne deduction will be made and no receipts
given after February l. 1868
2-5 cHAS. L. HUBBARD. Collector.
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4 YER's CHERRY PICTORIAL,
For discases Of the Throat and Lungs such as Coughs
Colds Whoeping Cough Bronchitis. Asthma.
and Consumptiou

For di;sass; e the Throat and Lungs such Coughs
and Consumption.
Probably never before in the whole history Of med
iilne has anything won 50 widely andso. deeply upon
he 81 this sssssn
years. and among most races. Of men it has risen
come better known, Its uniform. character and pow
er TO cure the various affections Of the lungs aud
throat, have made It known as reliable protector
against them. While adapted to milder forms Of
disease aud to young children it is the time
the most eteetusi remedy that can be given for in
Of the throat and nnss. As provision against SUI
nerb, attacks of Group, i should be kept in every
family, and indeed, as all are sometimes subject to
colds and coughs. all should be provided for this
Although settled consumption is thought incura-
DE- ssl gfeat number d eases where The disease
a,ien yeea nave Desp M cured and the
toral So complete in its mystery over the disorders
q the ihfeet end lgnss thai the most obstinate e
them, under the Cherry PICTORIAL they subsde and
Single and Public Speakers find great protection
Bronchitis is generally cured by taking the Cherry
Pictorial in small and frequent doses.
So generally are irs virtues known that need
no. publish the eertheates Of them here OF do more
thnn assure the public that its qualities are fully
maintained.
AYERS AGUE CURE
For Fever md Agne. Intermittent Fever. Chill Fee
Bilious Fsser Pq%S Asf bs
which arise from malarious, marsh or miasmatio
pOiSOns.
As its name implies it docs and does not fail.
Continuing neither Arsenic Qunire. Bismuth, Zinc.
any other mineral or poisonoss substance what
ever. II in no wise Injuries any patient The number
snd Importance Of its cures in the ague districts
literally beyond account and We Believe without n
parallel in the history of Asue medicine. Our pride
is grnifed BY the acknowledgements ercceiveo Of the
radical cures effected in obstinate cases and where
other remedies had wholly failed.
unseclimated persons. either resident in or travel
by taking the Acue Cure daily.
For. Liver Complaints arising from the torpidityo Of
liver into healthy activity.
For Bilious disorders and liver complaints it is an
excellent remedy, producing truly remarkable
cures other medicine had fned. Prepared by J. c.
AVER Co, Practical and Analytical Chemists
lowell Mass. and sold all round the world.
PRICE sl.OO PER BOTTLE.
t3dw Ally .lf FH sr.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
Rnndllla I-eekcss Essuss.

kVE, the Subscribers. being duly appointed BY the
~ Hon Probate Court for the district Of West
,st all claims and demands OF ali peYsons against
le estate Of RANDILI.A LOCKE, late II Rocking
am. IN said district, deceased and also all claims
lonths from the fourth day Of December last being
lowed BY said court for that purpose we do there
hereby give notice that We will attend 10 tho
asness of our said appointment at the ofico Of
gorge Slate IN the village of Bellows Falls in said
pril next, from nne o'clock, A. NJ, unsI iour
clock, p. NJ, On each of said days.
GEORGE SLATE, r,-
S. S. ST0DDARD, Admir-
BELLOWS FALLs. Dec. %, A. D. 1867 52-2
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-01-10

THE REVIVAL AT SAxToN's RIVER
The religious revival at Saxtons River
is of rare interest and still continues. II
commenced about the Goth of November
and has been gradually increasing since,
especially among the young men, and in
Guiding even many heads Of families. 1t
is worthy of remark that this work has
been going on without excitement, all
seeming to act deliberately and conscien-
tiously. From seventy-fve to one humid
red have experienced a religious change
during the past six weeks. Thirty-two
have united with the Baptist Church du-
ring this time, 20 by baptism and by
letter, and some IS or more are expected
to join soon. Twenty-Five have also uni
ted with the Congregational church,
more are expected to do so soon, and the
work is still progressing. The present
generation in that place have never wit
messed anything like that through which
they are now passing, and Christians are
earnestly praying that it may continue,
and meetings are held every evening in
the week.
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clergyman also some evenings since, on
going out to milk his COW, carefully
placed the milking stool at little dis.
lance and sat down upon his lantern,
That so much avoirdupois, to say nothing
of the theology was too much for the
lantern, it is needless to say, and once
more this clerical brother, whose funda-
mental proclivities are certainly very re-
markable found himself at the bottom"
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=. II. Merrill

5 AGENT for some Of the best Pianos made. such
as Decker a Co., Hamilton * Co., Sheryin 4 Her
rt. Of New York. Henry Miller & Bourne Of Bos-
, n. Any one wanting irst-rate Piano, at a rea-
nabe price, will fad it to their advantage to cor
tit with me. Is
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-01-10

NATIONS VERMONT REGISTER AND
TIE VERMONT DIRECTORY for 1868
have both been received. They are now
t<h published by the Claremont Man.
0lhcturing Company, at Claremont, N.
Both are filled with valuable statis-
q " matter for our State and nicely
nted- There is not very great
y |Dunt of difference between the two,
every Vermonter will want at least
OF them. For sale at the stores.
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ner so conclusive as to leave no doubts
Of the true character Of these imposters.
Alas, for poor human credulity!
The old Chandler house which for sew
eral years has had the reputation of be-
ing haunted, and concerning which the
Record Published sensational article
two years ago, is now quiet and undis-
turbed, it having sensible occupants
again.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
Hirn M Holmes, Eaantc.

WE. the Subscribers. being duly appointed by tho
w Hon. Probate court, for the district of Westmin-
err, Commissioners TO receive. examine and adjust
tie of Hiram Holmes late OF townshend in said dis
ict deceased, and also all claims and demands ex--
bited in Offset thereto; and six months from the
ourt for that purpose, do therefore hereby Civ
otice that we will attend to the business Of our APP
ointment, at the late residence of the deceased in
ownshend in said district on the frst Thursday Of
arck. and June next, ut 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, until
ur O'clock, p. NJ, On each Of said days.
0. s. HOWARD, Co.,
Townshend. Dec. 20, 1857
i-sw HENRY HOLMES Admir-.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-01-10
LOCAL MATTERS.
COmpOsitor Wanted.

A girl compositor or printer wanted at
This office Immediately.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-01-10

CHEsTER.--In the notice of Masonic
Ball last week it should read, that gen.
eral invitation is extended to all Masons
and such friends as receive cards or ver-
bal invitations from the committee and
Brother Masons.
An Episcopal service will be held at
Academy Hall next Sunday eve, Rev.
Mr.. Flanders of Hanover, N. H., offiei-
ciating.
G. H. Hilton has disposed of his in
serest in the firm of Hilton & johnson
to Abel f. johnson and Albert Holbrook,
and the firm will now be known as n. o.
johnson & Co.
The Congregational choir and some
other friends of their chorister, Mr.. ID.
ID. Williams, made him New Years
Call, and presented an elegant Bible as
a token of the friendly appreciation Of
his services by the Society.
AT the same time and place they pre-
scented Mrs. Whitney with silver cake
basket given by the same society.
Horace Parmenter has sold his interest
| in the business of Parmenter d Powers
to tn, other partners. The name of the
firm remains unchanged.
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UMBERMEN TAKE NOTICE.

We, the uudcrsigned would respectfully inform
e Lumbermen of Rockingham and vicinity that
are repairing and fitting up the Saw Mill at Bel
= VS. Falls and will be prepared the coming Winter
{ do Saving of various kinds in large or small
iantities. with dispatch and in workma Mike man
n, and at reasonable prices.
Those having timber above us. which can be rated
,wn the river would invite their particular at
ntion to this notice.
TiRBELI. ToLMAN ( co.
Bellows Fails. Nor. II, 1861 Is
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CATTLE MARKET,
IL ESDAA, JAN, 4, 1888.
AMOUNT OF STOCK AT MARKET.

AMOUNT OF STOCK AT nARKEr.
Cattle. Sheep. Shotes Fat Hogs Veal.
This week. 1875 S5Es RyS coo eNs
Last week, lG5S SOS 0o00 go $40
One year ago. los SIS 600 GO Oo9
PRICES.
Prices of Market Beef-Extra. s1S IS q 81 co .
FIRST quality. S13 60 "a sl3 80; second qua Ity 81
g $l2 IS; third gusfity, $40 90 a Sll Is.
Prices of Stere Cattle.-W orkisg Oxen q pair $3.50
c S265
Mileh Cows---s55 q s75. Extra, $50 @ 500. Far
rew and dry, SIS "a s55
Ssores.-Y earrings. 500 a 500. Two years old. 600
q 500. Three years old, 500 q 500.
Sheep and Lambs a. SIC. Extra good 6 a Re
o on live weight Per head in lots ST IS "a S. co.
Fat llogs-Per n. : q &c.. Live weight, q 0c
Bates-o q Zoe. y n. TaTTow, 8 q Sc. q r.
GKMARKS.-Tbe grade of beef this week i de-
csRceiy improved and prices are q to &c bettl r.
The %soves this week were Largely composed of we'll
attee oxen. and sold at from IS 10 He other grades
. to he. but the market closed dull aud heavy.
Sbee@ had a more favorable market the forepart Of
the sy- but closed heavy, The es were at to 81
oeHts Cor best Other lots sold for to 5. and still
others at sl-T5 to g 80 rer head.
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died

Marriages and Deaths inserted FREE. Obituaries.
including poetry. to be paid for according to length.
In Vest Dover. Dec. 23l. Mrs. DANIEL, RICE.
aged a years and Q months
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Dissolution.

.FTHE Copartnership under the style Of Hilton &
johnson Is this day dissolved BY mutual consent.
The business will DO continued Mt the FARMERS
EXCHANGE BUILDING. by y. o, Johnson h
co. Il. II. HILTON,
"a N. o. JOHNSON.
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WATCHES.

I MEXICAN and Swiss Watches--a good assort-
ment just received, which / have selected for
,stomers who want q reliable timekeepcr. will be
Id low and warranted. G. II. ROWE.
Chester. Vt
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-01-10

WEsTMINsTER-M j. B. Morse of
Westminster, gave very acceptable lee
ture before the Farmers Club last Mon
day evening. His subject was, The dig
nifty and Profit of Agriculture, as COM
pared with other pursuits, and the nee
essity of young men being as highly ed
ucated for that pursuit as the professions,
together with suggestions for the protec-
ton of farmers against middlemen or
spectators. The lecture was replete
throughout with valuable suggestions and
vigorous thought, entertaining and CLOTH
ed in fine language.
At the Lyceum, on Friday evening,
Jan. Sd, the Resolution, Resolved, that
Whatever is, is right" was discussed by
Capt. Titcomb on the affirmative, in the
place of NJ. w. Davis, absent, and J. B.
Morse on the negative. Rev. F. j. Eair-
banks and Nj. G. Shepard volunteered.
Paper by Addie Farr and Julia Diggins.
Essay, M. G. Davis. There was gene
raj turn out at home and many from
abroad. Next meeting this week Friday
evening at 81 o'clock in the Seminary.
Resolution, Resolved, that the rights and
privileges of suffrage ought to be extend
ed to the opposite sex. Affirmative,
Sherman Davis, negative, John Ellis.
The Dramatic Association emptied the
funds of their treasury into the treasury
of the Sabbath School of Rev. F. ].
Fairbanks. This was received by the
superintendentwith appropriate remarks.
Maj. Joel Pages house took fire on the
18th ult.-a very cold day-but was for
tonately discovered in season to prevent
much damage. The fire took from de-
fective mason work in the chimney, and
the Major thinks that none but full
fledged masons should ever be employed
on chimncys again.
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ADDITIoNAL.-In addition to the Bust
ness list of this village published last
week, we give the following; Carpenters
d Builders, ]. l. Wheeler, F. w. Hill.
dreth, T. C. Wells. Conductor on the
VT. Central r. R., G. l.. Barney. A new
Tailors shop has recently been opened in
the second story of o. d. Gray's block,
by James McGreen, worthy young
man who deserves full share of patron
age. Manufacture of Circular Saw Mills,
Clark & Chapman. This last is a compare
lively new but rapidly growing business,
and especially since the invention by Mr..
7. C. Ball of an attachment which goes
with them, aud the calls for these mills
are quite frequent.
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ECONOMY is w e0lth.
AVE YOUR OLD NEWSPAPERS, BOOKS,
, Pamphlets, &C.. and take them to Bartonsville
: T., to the paper Mill Of D. Snow, Jr., Co.. and
I'D Colored Rags. old Rope. Baggins. &c. )
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-01-10
BLOOM OF THE LOTUS,
TIL E GERM OF UTY.

Among the elegsncics Of the toilet the BLOOM
of the LOTUS, or the GERM OF BEAUTY stands
nent. and It is one that is taking precedence
of all others.
Ii is unrivalled for the Complexion rendering il
clear, transparent and respondent. The BLOOM of
the LOTUS is fashionable gem for toilet purposes
TAN. FRECKLES, IRRITATION. ERUPTIoNS
OF THE SKIN AND sUNBuRN.
inpsrtng that delicate tint and s,ftness 80 much
admired in female beauty.
defects Of the skin speedily disappear by its use
Ihere Is nothing yet discovered which adds more to
the personal beauty than this delightful refreshing
COSMETIC
few applications of this charming preparation.
will convince the mot seeptiea of its value. One OF
its grand features Is that il youthful appear
ance. and retards the semblance Of age. 49,
Or il is less essential to centleman's toilet. II
prevents the smarting sensation frequently exper-
fenced after shaving. and heals pimpIes eruption Of
vegetable. and contains deleterieus ingredients
Ii is without doubt the most perfect toilet requisite
ever introduced.
Price ST per Bottle
Sent by Express to any part of the United States
receipt Of price. Send for Circulars and certi6
Gates sold BY all druggists.
Principal Depot. HILBERT 4 Co. No l3 Trcmon,
2-1-ly
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CLOCK s

ETH THOMAS co. CLoCKS-f and sday-dif-
; terent designs and prices, Just received by
c. ii. ROWE Chester, VT.
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i E.W GUN HOP!

The subscriber has opened Shop on Atkinson
rect for the mnnufacturc of
SPORTING RIFLES, SHOT GUNS,
nd REPAIRING; Of all kinds Of FIRE ARMS also
MING MACHINES. and all kinds Of LIGHT
jBBING. ~.
Particular attention given 10 BORING SHOT
LNS. ff'f5 NORMAN s. BROCKWAY
BKLLows FALLS, Dec. Is. 1867 81
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) clio Fails savings Institution,

INIIE Annu Il Meeting of the BELLOWS FALLS
1 SAVINGS IN I.1UTION viii be holden at the
ice of Col; A.. i 'rs~rrth, in Bellows Falls, on
ae second Tue. das -iarT next, being the 18th
j. II. WI irAMs, IN. secy.
BsLLows FALLS. Dec. 2S, 1Ssi. So
, 1868-01-10

are no longer drawback, and have ceased to
be terror to the travellers. General Crook.has
rendered great service on this route, and guard
of soldiers is daily accompanying, the stages to
and from exposed points. In conclusion have
yet to state, that if the citizens ofDalles, Wala
Walla and Portland intend to retain, q portion of
the travel they must show more energy than
hitherto displayed. In endeavoriDg to hold up
the Humboldt route in ridiculous position, the
press of the Columbia riVer-pArticularly of
Portland-have committed a sore blunder as
it has constantly shown that no danger was to
be apprehended from this source. The time for
slow coaches has disappeared. The people of
the Columbia river route must stir in railroad
matters, as California has done. Meetings are
held all over this Territory to hasten on the Salt
Lake and Columbia river railroadn project En-
courage it by all means. In my next shall
write about matters and things in thislocality.
0AIIEs
, 1868-01-10
EASTERN NEws.
VIA. SALT LAKE CITY,

London, Dec. 20.-Iu view of the recent Fe>
nian outrages, the Cabinet has determined TO
ask Parliament to suspend the habeas corpus
Washington, Dec. 2O.-From information OBJ
tanned by the State Department, it appears that
the Ministry has been sometime negotiating Win
the Spanish Government for the purchase oil Vu-
ba, with fair prospects OF success.
Washington, Dec. 23.-News from the West
Indies is regarded in diplomatic circles ms indi-
eating readiness throughout all the Islands for
immediate annexation to the United States.
New York, Dec. 23.-The North America
brings dates from Rio to Nov. 25. The war in
Paraguay continues, and from reports received,
in several battles the allies were generally sue
cessful. The Paraguayan works at ,Lsyi were
stormed, and the garrison lost {, 1000 killed. Two
Paraguayan steamers were destroyed, and one
escaped in crippled condition.
Chicago, Dec. 23.-The IiDss' special from
Washington says the evening papers have inti'
mated that q movement is ahoat among the
southern radicals to get up another presidential
convention, on the ground that the Southern
States will not be represented in Congress by
May, goth. The movement is said to be in the
interest of Judge Chase.
The Tri6une's special says the claims of pri-
vate parties against the Russian government for
$500 900, have been presented to the commit
tee on foreign affairs. Citizens of Massachu-
sets, during the Crimean war, made contract
with the Russian minister to furnish a quantity
of ammunition and 1000 stand of arms. The
contract was duly filled, but just at that time
peace was declared, and Russia refused pay.
The parties are now endeavoring to persuade the
committee to withhold the payment of that
amount on the Alaska purchase.
Hon. A. G. Humphrey, Representative to Con-
gress from the 9Th Ohio district, was brutaly
murdered by his son in ft of insanity.
Paris, Dec. 23.-The governments of France
and Italy have commenced negotiations for a
special convention, with the understanding that
any agreement they may arrive at in the matter
will be submitted to the approval of other EuroI
pean powers.
florence, Dec. l3.-The national parliament
will at an early day, vote to reafirm 10 solemn
manner its declaration that the city of Rome be.
longs to Italy, as the capital of the nation.
Paris, Dee. 23.-The unsettled condition of af'
fairs causes much anxiety here. The feeling on
the Bourse in regard to Italy is uneasy.
Vienna, Dec. 23.-The Reichstrath has passed
bill for the emancipation of the Jews.
London, Dec. 24.--The Fenians are still ac-
tive. An effort was made last night to burn the
Glasgow gas works.
The Herald's special says it is estimated
that three million whites and blacks in the
Southern States are in a starving condition.
Stanton is in Washington, preparing his
defence against the Presidents charge.
Beyond doubt the President has deter
mined to remove General Pope from the
command of the Fourth District
The Times special says, General Swayns,
commanding the District of Alabama, will
also be removed.