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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-27
Guunirp RiaI 6stai, for Salt.

4 ID. MELLICK, JR., & BRO.
~. SBwJERsBI REAL ESTATE.
woo ,, to r n SkseFFTivR LIST e OF tn. ia Of
March Applications eoatan and address 10 notice Si
be taken Of Dor humlss or inital,
A FINE RESIDENCE for SALE, or to LET
ssr,ol SPRING. within five inmates ssk Of Congress OF I'm
PIE s ,qe.s: epie!y % %oIo, Wv, Wet Ss az, 9'
lot lso .ens south god sts zee ASS o sso
iSas tao pis .'ofsrsoT soei.asa .sd oetee,.,
presses o. .om. communicating and separate and planned for con
sssaes And comfort P,G1s" ,Sa S.s ca or :,
MohEY. s.rstos. sfhSs. !. Y. =
A Il ORANGE, N. J.-VILLAS, VILLA SITES
f..is % s.iTS +: e IST e
S:. .I' 80 ~, oIirrs Main ,al cos.
At ORANGE, NEW -JERSEY-.C0UNTRY
N RESIDENCES Le.sn Pari and 90 Orange Mns.S ls1s
Of 70 zach Yc particular. PpI to HASKELL Library
building Orange. H.wJ..ey
"A mile. south q PhdI.s PdS 0ny fs per is ,
A aS EIZfL a ,'D Hns.sd Sssjs ,'
A PLEASANTLY located RESIDENCE at
Eabs j. ior sale on. mile RON Depot nO., ds.r .S
ssS TpI s. g'r q ere y oanS SS dry I'D h read. o.
Il Ne. ogS .. fsis Asps No
A N ELEGANT COUNTRY SEAT for SALE
kxchAsGE g'P' 20 'I: ss., s i S n 20 s
-,ri sSs hoSs house ETC. Location perfectly healthy
sypIy to AUGUSTUS TlBER, no Ill w.tst.L
A SPLENDID COUNTRY SEAT for SALE
tn. house large and oouooa, and contains
gas UonveDcnees throughout On the premises hm
Gaps and pond In mont Of o; @,D.Se 2 Que LAYS and
beautiful grove evegesns and other choice trees there
.S f z 5s fs IMi ohSsS NJ fiS M
A VALUABLE Mineral Spring and HOTEL
"A PROPERTY in this State Tor SALE OF eIehanss o siy Pr0psIy
B 81 SSHiu HORN. No. 80 SssslSst
A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY RESIDENCE
N Tor sALB In Panssi Mes JeTsey all modern Improvements
Roi ful particulars apply to A j. SLEsOhhh SoS 0'' NO.
A FINE productive FARM of 40 acres, 81
n miles from New Brus,h Large Oa.s and od,0ps n rood
o. Soil Of erssns1. quality VEL fenced sod 10 goo soaaon
sn and healthy location f' SSSRE S s sFi sta good
No ISL Broadway, b,s.nentg
A BARGAIN at Kingston, New-JeIsey, fine
rood AID abundant outbug all in complete erder APp.
Orchard and Peach Orchard plenty other ut Pnes net oei
IS 500 J. g. FERGUSON Co, No % Eanust
A L NEW BRUNSWICK, 8 nice COTTAGES,
n each 81 800 four t.s Houses and Ley. 10 room,
each TIRE. goHS cO.g, yer, TSs spss h. sSSp.
SuidSgs o. 200 FERGUSON Co. No % H.s..o.t Room n
1T ELIZABETH, N. j.. in Jersey-st., one
N Of Broad large HOUSE IN complete Srs SSnsI
10 Tor buspess purposes tina Apply 10 HoIT
/ MLLBR No. lO6 Broadway. corner Of Pge.sl -
At METUCHEN, N. J.-Nice Cottage, eight
N rooms, stable ts - ,es' oSy $50 r sTsS o r1,' n.s
S.pe. is rooms u. aud shade trees cher. zen ~
s sD,.I'i ti room No. .
a LARGE, beautiful, commodiouss,, FUR;
n sIsIED COUNTRY RESlDbsoh Sna "a an .S1SS.ncs o.
stables 1Sa .l.. sSe Conn from Harlem viii Be
SOLD &C RENTED ' ''"'a Apply 81, S,s.i.m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-27
6itp StaI 6stai, for SaI,.

- Qitp Rtal 6StaIt ior Sah
TOHN b. CHURCH a. JACOB SHARPE,
~ 80 - IlhE VI,
Real EsAe Broker n Aueio5seI ,o.vs
city aud County PROPERTY SOLD or RESTSD LoANSa '"
~ CHURCH SHARPE No RPO'st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-27
Eruuklpn 8tal 6stat, for SaL,.

SrOoklgn Stal estat, Tor suit
A HANDSOME RESIDENCE in Brooklyn,
"A 2l Bosdssy. De KAlbave contains as lot. tao
acres spen1 laid With choice aIt tires .ni ornamental shrub
lately If desired Apply to ". JBSSNGS DBA0ABSr No 40
neat little two-story, high basement frame
Also ioastry bnet in o'i ,srs fouso sret y wAsr''
IL COOLEY % e K s .s' c..sc..,.... NJ
40 LOTS Br9,avA s'Sss.ye sn%P'S[ .'a .
F hi Ap 5i5' On Rw BTRSs 10 iSS,.ss Ss.i@l
ELEGANT frst-class 3-story brown-stone
II HOUSE hh 'oop basensa, ard ,aees'i ,PsH11 orlsr
Ss,st ssS s S sa S d. o sSrs nSsd
,esab, chandeliers ,d fronting Carroll PEN eoansi
Pfcs Soasi,,. r1i'! sSifsi'sa' ysI.s'i .pVy to
PRANK w ADAMS. No. 2e Courtst. oet q Preslisnt
FOR SALE Cheap 6rE l: !. elias: Sstcry base
npu Yah q The fsrrs' .u1,ei 70 80 ss9ih p9mis q
or to WALTER PHRFfTT SdSo rr.I,t, DiooiJi X D. near
South sevef,hst Perm.
NOR SALE, in Brooklyn-The three-story
L b,nsnt AID .sbesi.r tres HOESE Ne. B,e,i u,
Court llrOIs9 $500 Apply to W W. STEPHENSON No Pan
place. y \
EOR SALE in BROOKLYN-In the best To-
esa n bs ety. a., class afeest9rv hr.',oop ea,,n,s 'a
,utssll't bref iolc rl,h gs ~ a. aI. m AZ,
premises, 30 20 se.t, At No 10 MaasH'S' S'.iori to
NEARER NEW-YORK CITY HALL than
CsrlouAvs. brown soue lioute. .........rlF so
De hfoau.stnbr H1nss. 100
Cni eandst brorn.sioue ioas-............... u 90
Grteasve., hIoshsols House. lseo
OIfonlst brosntioHe House ss"p
NJ RuLASD No 5 Bsstmsnf
DARE CHANCE.-For SALE in BROOKLYN
sDESCE Nth ts 81 Eoubd l1iIsE ts boass
porch running e3iire snEth u
u sausbl 10
ookr LING BfoAFsJ ssi Ia fce on the Bons'hi
beautifully lad
I'D eoniah quantity oftt choicest i vih extensive bot
hons. OF graperr ke Tie lawn ai oai 10 he
most tasteful oobtanng large syergeen' shrubs " 81 Vie
tree, on The Pios are a.gosh M % n h el,lr
residence eaB be und either aburhs Pnes 5000
cash bobd mortgage Apply ~ BUChLkl
ADLEY E.tate Broker, beKabas near haa broohn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-27

Parties having real estate for sale, or those
wishing to purchase will ind 1t for their interest to ad
vertlse IN THE TRIBUNE. Its aggregate circulation Is
larger than that OF any other newspaper and scattered
through every State and Territory we'll as In New
York and all the principal cities and villages MAKE the
advertisements az short possible stating the advan
tages offered.
Advertisers are reminded that the three editions OF THE
TRIBUNE semtweekly and Weekly, are subscribed Tor
by entirely different persons 80 that advertisements In
serted in each will reach all classes.
Advertisements charged as cents per line each in
sertlon, In DAILY TRIBUNE, u so per limo In WEEKLY
TRIBUNE, Is cents per line In eEhE"EEkLf IhiboSs
Tuy TaInuSE win devote especial attention TO sales OF
Real Estate thus very much enhancing its value a. nm
advertising medium.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-27
6iiu Htnl Gstntt for SUD-.

| CIV O~'''|~ ~ SH''|@'
FOR SALE-A valuable lease of NINE 90
yard Adires. r NJ. BcI No SS6i Po-toacS
ElFTH-AYE., between Forty third and Forty
NOV h % sale toe I've Cs@s9ns house, The above Spe
a si9 3 Or SSo o are SsHt stables 81 ron on
Fnfsv, from to II m. or WILLIAM H. LEE Nos III and
FOR SALE-The splendid fOur-stOry, high
s's u4 s e 3D. IN '1S
S ws near hshtaye Parties waiting handsome
elegant basement HOUSE, No a Msdio5ays rs st WIDE With
@ q 'i Sai' IN i'' ada i Moaesy s Per
FOR SALE-Three elegant, strictly first-class
furssoy, brown sqnefon, HOUSES. side Of sIteh
Inquire is corner Sst Ii5ss md ss
FOR JSALE-F0UR LOTS, on Seventy. third
each '' Inquire eos e Sas :d 1i
FOR SALE : The extra wide first class ass
h0uSE AID Sh ,5 ITy fsHT near ga alSI
ssg: ga! :ss s. s Il. ' .s
per IPPy to HOMER MORGAN. NO ! fns,st llISl
EOR SALE-Three handsome brown stone
With modern tIIss , .n will Do soS
.he'g on ca, tens also uamOiI Of cneiG Apply 70 VIM
pooLBY. No, Il 3rosdwAy room No 81 .
nor SALE-The Plot of GROUND on Frank
GARRlCh NOs ~ q hoOsefttst
NOR SALE-A new frst-class brown stone
Dt UOIrSR wel built rHs6 No IS West Rnysecondst In
oae Of JAMES BLACKHURST No rs West FortI-eighih-st
NOR SALE-With early possession, or to LET
FURNISHED the ghioop HOUSE No IS told No
Npt Unyersypaee 2! feet wide; $4,000 Apply
U.lR) HOMER MOh6AN, NO. Plne-st
FURNISHED HOUSE WANTED-Having Is
modern improvements and located between Foueaih and
Twenty ghs and SIth and Lexington by family of I've
without children; would ~ carefully As they owned H. Satisfactory
reference given Address II D. Station y gvg m psrieolr.
HOUSE FOR SALE or TO LET-The three
basement and attic dwelling No 100 West Eleventh st the
25rGJ house 81 feet deep snd he oner and repee with All
the modern such furnace bot aud coli water bath
closets 6c he permits from MI HOSE
No 81 Cedass Mr. REYNOLDS NO 10! West Eevenhst IL will
only be ted To 1rtcliss tenant r prVate amly use
HOUSES in many parts of the city for SALE
u LIT LOTS 10 all quarters Of Manhattan Island for sAls
For particulars procure printed hs,, By mail application
SAMUEL FITZPATRICK. Balls W. Al Bank Bmld.nEs
HOUSES to LET and for SALE.
Il CITY AND COUNTRY PROPERTY
MONEY LOANED ON BOND AND h0RTGAoh
KING 4 Co.
Nos les and i57 Bro,is,n
Sl4500 FOR one Of ao,srl block 10 Of f, first
Address MONEY. Box No 2Sio Postofee
dts(S nOn FOR SALE-The four-story,
~ pP,I,ODO. ksh soop. HOUSE No. 40 West
Thirty ghs between Fhh and SNthAys. sre, 2rs5I9i 10
good order Apply to SAMUEL HART Co, No - John-,t
SIOOOOOO to- I ny, IS q IN ,, VA
Parties having market prices hId PURCHASERS at
the ofies Of JOHN MoCLAyB, 10. - Pinesi.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-06-26
8see,~s @3aers 0i"ss,
BELLOWS FALLS, JUNE 26, 1868.
Republican Union state Convention.

A Republican Union State Convention will bC
held at Burlington, on Wednesday, July !, 1865
at II o'clock, A. NJ to nominate candidates fol-
Governor, Lieutenant Governor and Treasurer
TO be supported at the State election in Septem'
her next; also TO nominate two Presidential cleo
tors at large 10 be supported in the coming Pres
idcntisl election.
The Republican Union voters of this State arc
invited 10 be represented in the Convention by
their delegates, to be chosen upon the basis OF one
delegate from each town, and an additional dele
gate for every hundred and fifty votes CASTOR
the Republican candidate Cor Governor at the last
State election.
The Delegates or their Substitutes will provide
themselves with proper credentials signed by the
Secretaries Of the respective primary meetings.
GEORGE w. GRASDEY,)
c. w. WILLARD,
REDFIELD PROCTOR,
b. ID. HARRIS, Republican
ROSWELL FARNJIAM, Union State
SAML. L. PINGREE, Committee.
G. G. BENEDICT,
WV. CIRCUIT,
ID. II. BAILEY.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-06-26

Resolved, That the acknowledgements,
of the Vermont Editors and Publishers
Association are due to the Passumpsic'
Vermont Central, Rutland " Burlington
and Bennington & Rutland railroads, Tor
the generous courtesy extended to the
members in their attendance upon the
annual meeting.
The occasion was one of much interest
and value to all who participated. 1t
brought nearly every member OF the
press in Vermont in contact with his as
sociates, and by personal acquaintance
and appreciation will lead the to union
of interests, and more cheerful frater-
nifty of feeling in their endeavors to ele-
vate the newspapers of the State to a
higher standard, and thus their labors
will be fully and heartily appreciated by
the public. The cordial good will, cheer.
full spirit and courtesy that marked the
proceedings, and the friendly intercourse
of the members with each other, will
prove of valuable service to the press of
Vermont. Each parted with more cor
dial understanding of each others feel
ings, and iealousies were laid aside, not
to be again renewed, and after singing
Aud Lang Syne, the members departed
for their homes, with the full determine
ton to devote themselves more earnestly
for the common good.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-06-26
Onward, right onward.
Into the Valley OF Death,
Rode the Six Hundred.

But larger, by hundreds multiplied
into millions, than the doomed band who
rode to swift destruction in Tennyson's
poem, is the great cavalcade of unhappy
men who are rushing to untimely graves,
followed BY the quaint spectre Dyspepsia.
This is all wrong, aud should cease.
Plantation Bitters, the great Stomachic
Pain Killer cures Dyspepsia, Heart.
burn, Headache, Vertigo, Dizziness, and
all symptoms of kindred character, as IT
by magic. For Languor, Lassrtudc,
Great Weakness and Mental Depression,
they have most wonderful effect.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-06-26
A PERMANENT TONIC.

Every at times fsvls the necessity Il Something
to tone the system depressed by mental or bodily
exhaustion At such times Get every oue instead Of
taking alcoholic medicinal stimuants, reinvisor-
ate his ebSlhassd system by the natsral toxic ella
ments Of the
PERUVIAN SYRUP.
or Protected ISOLATION a the Protoxido- of From
whiee yitalzss and Sarehes the blood by Supplying
ii With its LIVE ELxMssr. laos
Being free from aloohobiE any form, its anerse,is
effects Vet followed by corresponding reastioa
but are permanent, infesing STRENGTH, rrsoR and
irFK into all parts Of the systvn and building
up an IRON CONSTITUTION.
VIM. c. STERLING Esl Of psaghsespsie. NY.
says:
Since takins the PcravSsn Syrsp I feel better
my strength Is improved nay bowels regular. my
appetite first rate
There : sid Physician in this city tohler than
who has xsef the Syrup Tor three months And givef
II as his decided sinion that niais best Alternative
Tonic Medicine he ever knew.
Fer Dyspepsia, Debility and Femas Weaknesses
the PerRyIaB Syrup is specific. A z eage pam
phlet sent trse. Tbs gsaHine has PEssyiAS SYKVF~
blown in the glass.
;. p. DINSN0RE, Proprietor.
No. IS pey street. New York.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-06-26

DIR. Lugol of Paris, one Of the MOST
eminent chemists of Europe, says, when
Iodine can be dissolved in pure water the
most astounding results may be antici-
pated. DIR. TX. Anders iodine Water is
iodine dissolved in pure water, and the
most astonishing results have followed
its use in cases of scrofula and all chron-
ic diseases.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-06-26

FIGHT BETWEEN NEGROES AND THE
KU-kLUx RUFFIANs--On the 18th inst.
bloody and alarming collision took
place between the colored people and
ku-Klux, in the neighborhood of Chap
ell Hill, Marshall county, Tennessee. 1t
seems that on Monday night eight or ten
men, disguised as Ku-Klux, called at the
residence of an old negro, took him out
of his house, and commenced to whip
him in the usual style, when, to their ut
ter amazement, they we're fred upon, and
several of their number wounded. They
fled, and the old man returned to his
home. The next day company of ne
groes armed themselves with the avowed
purpose of putting an end to Ku-Klux
outrages, hearing which fourteen whites
sailed out Of Chapel Hill, armed, and
in pursuit of the negroes. After dill
gent search they came unexpectedly up
on them in ravine, when a regular bat
tie was fought. Four or five of the
whites are reported killed. The loss of
the negroes, who appear to have had the
best of the battle is unknown.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-06-26

! - Speaker Colfax will go to Colorado
as soon as Congress adjourns and spend
n month or more among the beautiful
parks Of the Rocky Mountains. lie has
invited his old companions in the ourney
across the Continent three years ago to
accompany him now.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-06-26

Badness, grayness, and other imper-
fections of the Hair will be regarded as
inexcnsable after a trial of Mrs S. A.
Aliens improved (aew style) Hair Re-
storer or Dressiag lin one hottle) Every
druggist sells it. Price one dollar.
24-27
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-06-26

Political interest begins to gather at
New York, where the National Demo-
cratic Convention assemblies ON the 4th
of next month There is no concentra-
ton among the democracy upon can
didate, and they are yet cropping about
in the dark.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-06-26

On Monday the Senate passed the bill
for the admission of Arkansas over the
veto, 80 to Z, and it has now become a
law, and the se'atOrs and representatives
from that State have taken their seats in
Congress.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-06-26

CONVERSIONS OF THE SEvEN-THIRTIEs.
Secretary McCulloeh has issueda warn
ing notice to holders of United States Z
$40 treasury notes, who wish to convert
them into five-twenties, that notes matur-
ing June 10. must be presented on or be-
fore July 10, and those that become due
July 10, must be presented on or before
August /. The ive-twenty bonds issued
in exchange will be the 1867 or 1868 Sc
ries as may be preferred, and will bear
interest from July l, 1868. The interest
on the seven-thirties will be paid up to
July 1, and bonds will be exchanged in
the order in which they are presented.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-06-26

On Saturday the president vetoed the
bill for the admission of Arkansas, and
the House Immediately vetoed him, by
passing the bill over the veto Ill, to 81.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-06-26

= The New-York Leader having said,
If Colfax has ever been printer, he'll
know what it is to have form pied next
November, The Providence Journal
adds the following diamond foot-note !:
Exactly so. The Democratic form is
already SO badly squabbled and off its
feet that the strongest chase in the coun-
try can't hold it together, and there are
clear indications that it will be in HI
the receptacle for broken forms, very
early in November.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-06-26
81 % VS.. $500 90

Economy in Health and Physc Is importara as
in business. aad we KNOW Of no cheaper, better or
sureF ef preserving health and diresting the
sick Of their intTnAites shan through the nieun Of
DIR. Railways famous medicines. We prescst u
in point:
CAsE !. 2so--Aarens W. Mount long sufferer from
liver complaints, has paid, he says, at different times
about $50 to physicians, and he thinks much
more for medicine. Eiadueed 10 try Railways Pills
with occasional doses OF the ReReTatng Resolvent,
to assist in reSaevi ora his system the effects of
the mercurial treatment to r6iea, az ha hssa sab
ieetei- soon feels the benefit of the change Takes
in all Eve boxes Of the Pills and three bottles OF the
Rcsolycut and at the end of the course IL as we'll
be in his life.
GiaBce at the account current below:
Bills for medical attendance $50 outlay for
prescriptions. $3.50
$50 mach mo sey thrown apSsy,) $50 %
Five boxes Railways Pills. ST Is three bot
lies ResoiEet4, at 81 each, S. Dsssassre-
moved. 80
Balance in flTaT % the Regulating Pills and
Resolvenf. s345 IS
r. x. x. Remedies sold by Druggists nd country
merchants See 9r. Railways Almanac. 1865. 2s-26
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-06-26

DEMOCRATIC ELECTION FRAUDS IN
New HANPsHIRE--The Concord Mont
tor says that, at the last State election,
instead of majority of 259S, Gov.
Hartman, if only the honest vote of the
State had been cast, would have had a
clear majority of more than 5000. The
evidence is at hand that three thousand
fraudulent votes were cast for John G.
Sinclair. The returns in the Secretary's
Office show that in the 1872 Democratic
towns in the State, they returned seven
hundred more votes than they had rata
bic polls, while in the 129 Republican
towns, the number of votes returned was
2l27 less than the number of ratable
polls 7"
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-06-26
DR.. S. S. FITCHS
:" + A NJ LY PLY SICTAN

SeveBtysix pa Sss: price g cents. Sent to- ans ad
ores Ne money required until the book Is received
sick iaiEs posed " ~
Adirsss Da- S. 8 PITCH 2s fremont St. gost.n.
DIX FITCH viii be at the ISLAND HOUSE Bal
LOWS EaLLs, WEDNESDAY, JUNE Eth and every
fourth " edn Rsday after 2a-sepiv wv
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-06-26
THE GREAT NEW ENGLAND RENEpY

Dr. j. W. POLAND'S WHITE PINE COMPOUND
CURES SORE THRoAT. Coughs Diptberia.
- bronchitis. Splitting Of Hood and PpimanarS
Affections generally. 1t Is n remarkable repssdv far
Kidney Complaints ~ ~'1 ioi
pleasant to the taste safe yet sure and eject i,e in n:
@etioh- 22-2l-spn-Iy
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-06-26

THE KU-KLUx AGAIN AT WoRK.-A
correspondent of the New Orleans Re-
publican, writing from Ouachita on the
9th inst, inform us that about l o'clock
on the morning of the 9TH a number of
citizens known as K X. X s." belong
ing to Trenton and vicinity, went masked
to Reynolds mill, three miles from the
river, where several families of colored
people lived, and also Northern white
woman. They called the negro men out
of their houses, and commenced shooting
at them with shot-guns and pistols. One
of them received three shots, one in the
back of his head and two in his back,
seriously wounding him. Another is
supposed to be dead. The assailants then
put the torch to the dwellings, including
that of the white woman, and burnt
them all, five in number. This outrage
was committed without provocation and
at midnight. The white woman, and
she was the only white woman near the
place, attempted to put out the fre'at
her house, when one of the outlaws APP
piled opprobious. ephithets to her, in
which the word " Yankee occurred, and
said " If you put out the fire I'll blow
a hole through you" at the time menac-
ingly presenting pistol This is vic
tory for the rebels. Warrants have been
issued for the arrest of three of the par
ties, whose names are known, but they
had not been arrested when the letter
was written. A few nights ago, one Dob
son, j. Fl. Madden and j. Lincoln, the
last two of Trenton, took a negro man
out of his house, and beat him severely.
1t is reported. In Morehouse parish,
white man asked colored man if he
voted the Republican ticket. He answer
ed in the affirmative and the white man
shot him dead. The same thing has Just
occurred in jackson parish, and similar
outragcs are almost daily occurring in
the vicinity.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-06-26
EEMALE sTRENGTHENIYG coRDtAr.

Speclhe Kennedy for Female Diseases
IT IAPARTs TONE, Vigor, and renewed vitality
u 70 the Whole system All cases of Debility nec,s
mar I" Females viii find sovereign remedy in this
TpSlpeuhd5; tKEeARED AT The NV ENsIAsp
GEO w, SWEET. NJ. D.. Proprietor.
one loiiar PER Bettss Five Dollars fer Six Bottles
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-06-26
Jackson. casnrrh S.

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bronchitis. Coughs. Deafness T. ,'0aF''ss
resulting from COLDS IN IIp ~, AT
VOCAL ORGANS. D tRl|
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quickly renewing Bad Breath ans n = O'ss
and soorHEs the burning heat il ~ :
and agreeable in its effect, tbs. !, .''''al
WITHOUT sNEEZINe. 90'&-
Asa TRooHEE POWDER, is ,l.,,
never nauseates when swallowss Y
the Taos@t and Vocal Organ, ~, ,l'l''l
sATIoN OF GOODNESS Ann cd gs
IT Is THE BEST VOICE TONIC n ~
Try it! Safe, Reliable, and o,,, :.
Druggists, or mailed free. Add ~
COOPER. WILSON i 90
WHOLESALE AeESrs: Geo n
Rust Brothers 4 Bird, BoStaa. 7 vsS'
Waterbury. VI.
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VIII the democracy at their National
Convention this year declare the war
against tlse rebellion a failure" as they
did at Chicago in 1864?
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GRACEs CEEEBRATED sALyE.

We are constantly hearing favorable reports ffsm
those who have tried this remedy. Amy Anthony
Locast street stsiietsd witha felaaa 90 ths lager
was recently Induced TO make trial of the Salve
Almost instantly she experienced relief from the
pain which bad been almost uncomfortable Exery
other remedy but this proved unayailing. Those
whe have t5ssa q osses are satisfied of its merits and
nothing viii induce them to be withses , s,reeIy-
faH Riuer Nelrs. PAT
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MAGNOLIA W .sTEg.-A DELIGHTFUL T0I-
let artiele-superior to oaloene. ard at half the
price 1927