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The Cheat in Lancaster.

In Lancaster the votes were counted in
private, and none but Radicals were ad.
mitted into the room. The Radicals claim
the county, but the Ledger says that it is
known that fraud has been committed either
by the commissioners or by the managers
OF election. Only two of the boxes cores
ponded with the Reform lists; the others
had been tampered with by the managers OF
the commissioners. The lists kept by the
Reform party are correct, and it can be
established by affidavit of majority OF the
voters of Lancaster County that they voted
the Reform ticket. This will, doubtless be
done, the election contested, and the knaves
who have tampered with our liberties may
yet find an uncomfortable berth In the peni-
tentiary,
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EsrELLEi RUSSELL. By the author Of ''The
ANT. By the author of Raymond5
Heroine" New York: Harper & Brothers.
These two books are the latest issue OF Har-
per's Library of Select Novels. "EstelIe Rus
sell" is clever, vigorous and entertaining.
"The Heir Expectant" is stupid.
CHRIsTY's GRANDSON. ALLAN HAYWOOD.
LAWRENCE BRoSsoN's VICTORY.
These three little volumes, published By
Robert Carter & brothers, and for sale in this
city, at Holiness Book House, belong 10 the
"Drnyton Hall' Series, Illustrative OF the
beatitudes. They are fine Sunday-school
stories, got up in. handsome style, aad are
written by the author Of The "Golden Ladder"
Series, and of Little Kate and Jolly Jlm," &c.
LIVES AND DEEDS WORTH KNOWING ABOUT,
with other Mlscellanies. BY the Rev. Will
liam F. Stevenson, author of "Praying and
Working" New York: Robert Carter l.
Brothers. Charleston : Holiness Book
House.
This is an earnest book, written by an earn
est man. The teaching is mostly biography,
as will be seen by the following table Of con-
tents: Paster Harms, of Herrmannsburg;
Hahs Egede's Mission; Splitter and his Work;
ChfIstain Gottiob Barth; Batsch and his Co.
Workers; Madame zell; George Ncumark;
Michael Feneberg and His Friends; John Huss;
Mbther Claudius, Homme de Lettres; DR.. Chal-
ners at Elberfeld; On the Biography of Ger
t3in Hymns; Some Guesses at Truth; On Vaga-
binds, and Le0recht Friedefeld's Trials.
The author, Of whom we know nothing be-
yPnd the present compilation, appears to have
i4bibed o great admiration for the German
school of mystlcs and pletists. The book is
dpubtless designed for the more advanced
phplls in Sunday-schools and Blble-classes 1t
is written in plain, simple style, and will be
read with great interest by all who watch the
development of the modern serio-rellgious
problem. The chapters on "Dr. Chalmers at
Elbenfeld" and on "Vagabonds" are specially
Interesting.
WOMEN OF ISRAEL. By Grace Aguiar. New
York: D. Appleton & Go.
This volume completes App!eton's edi!ioE o.
the popular works of Miss Aguiiar.
For sale By John Russell 2vois. Price So
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time enough toSappeal to President Grant
for help;and to remand whole counties to
thetender mercy Of bayonet and Winches-
ter rifle But the Radicals, reversing the
good oldrule, assume that every white man
is guilty until he is proved to be innocent
They are bent on bloodshed, and will have
nothing less. While, with pallid lips. they cry
out for peace, their treacherous hands un-
loose the dogs of war.
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GOVERNOR SCOTT has disarmed the white
militia in Columbia; but United States
officer is drilling the colored militia. Our
Columbia correspondent pertinently asks:
Does Governor Scott. promise whatever the
whites ask, and do whatever the negroes
demand? It looks like it.
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GouartnersIlip Notices.

roPARTNERsHIP NOTICE. UN-
" uERSIGNED have this day formed Copart-
nership, for the purpose of conducting Comms mi,
sion and Facturage Business IN suinoer oo au In nG
pond west end OF Ieaufaiu street. Liberal ad-
vances made on Conslgnments when In hand
October 25 1870. MALLONEh u hEILi.
J. c. MALLoSEE. ..........u. W hktff
oct26-wfmlmO-D6C
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So Rent,

FTO RENT, A COMFORTABLE TWO
Il story House. with double piazzas large LOT,
and all necessary Outbulldings. For particulars
apply in President street, third house north OF
spring street. oct3l-l"
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ESOR RENT OR SALE, RESIDENCE AND
Il large LOT, southeast corner Charlotte and
Elizabeth streets. Apply to ]. FRASER MA.
THIEVES. ocr24-mth4t
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MISS WINSTON'S BOARDING AND
lN DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES AND
CHILDREN, No. IS Rutedge Avenue.
Glasses In German aud French, and In English
Literature and History for advanced pupils.
Lessons IN Vocal and instrumental Music, BY
Teacher trained In q German COnseryato!re.
OctI-nlWf
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for GalE.


L,OR SALE. ONE FINE MICH COW.
Il with calf about three days old. Apply at
the south west corner Of King and Line streets.
Oct9I-lE
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ITO RENT, STORE No. $40 KING
STREET, hne business stand. in central
part OF the city. Apply TO 8. r. MARSHALL,
corner Society and King streets. sep23
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Mrs. G. W. ALEXANDER WILL RE-
NI SUME her Instructions In DANCING, at
Masonic Hall, on TUESDAY, November 1st, 1870.
Night Classes for Ladie: and Gentlemen. Soiree
every alternate Saturday night For TERMS &C.,
Oct26-tnthSmtn5
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EOR RENT OR SALE, A BEAUTIFUL
u ESTATE in Orangeburg District situated
on Lyons Creek, three and half miles from the
south Carolina Railroad. The tract contains
$500 acres, sell rich red clay adapted to cotton,
corn wheat, root crops and clover.
splendid range for cattle; sunny h'lsides for
vineyards, and low lands for meadows. Lyons
Creek, q large, neyer-latling stream runs through
the estate, and furnishes one OF the dnes5 water
powers In the State.
A most valuable iron ore has been discovered
recently on the place.
The estate has on 1t ell the necessary farm
buildings, negro houses, barns. stables, gin
houses and small dwelling. It has been In con
slant cultivation since the war. and the splendid
growing crop would give entire satisfaction.
1t Is offered for rent or sale, On reasonable
terms.
Address Mrs. II. kEITT,
Society HILL Darlington District, $. @.
Or R. ID. MARSHALL & BRO, No. SO Broad.
street. aug4
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A NIGHT SCHOOL FOR COLORED
"A Citizens has been opened in St. Peters
School Honse, Wentworth street. No distinction
Of creed. Terms, so cents every other Monday, in
advance. Lessons every night from half-past
O'Clock. Saturdays and Sundays excepted. oct18
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Wants.

VXTANTED, A.xWHITE WOMAN TO GO
w In the country to cook and wash, and make
herself generally useful. Apply at No. 35 Tradd
street. - S0ct3l-2@
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New Publications.

EsrELLEi RUSSELL. By the author of "The
Private Life OF Calico" TIE HEIR EXPECT
ANT. By the author of Raymond'5
Heroine" New York: Harper & Brothers.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-01-21
BOSTON MARKET--Jan. 10.
MH0LEsALE PRICES.

WHOLESALE PRICES,
FLOUR.-The Flour trade hus become dull again.
The sales have been at Sl52 a s4,l5 for Western
superfne, S., e s55Ofor common extras and 5000 g
s950 for choice.
GRAIN.-The market for Corn remains about the
same The sales have been at sl05 q |, y for SOUTH
ern yellow, and Sl0S a. sl.l2tor Western mixed.
In Oats there has been but very little change with
sales At 90 q 70 cts Rye sales At 81 is. @ l,20 q
bush.
PRoYISIoNS-Pork is dull Thesales have been
at Se4O0 a. $500 for prime, $50 a. s3l 90 for mess,
Beef has been selling at Sll SIS for mess.and s9 @
sl2 for family. Lard 90 "a 00c. u h. Smoked Hams,
III q Is cts, = 10.
PR0DUCE-Th market for Butter remains about
tho same. The sales have been at 30 q 90 cts, for
choice fall IS a 81 cts, for New York and Vermont
daries and % q 80 cts q n for common. Cheese. Is
quite firm; Sales at "a q l1l4 cts; for farmers d..
RES and II m 1871 cts for factory. White Beans 81 20
q 225 Potatoes are selling ut 90 q 20 cts, 2 bushe
Onions so q Dbl. Poultry ranges from 70 q z cts,
q 10. Eggs 90 q 81 cts z dozen.
W00L.-The demand for fleece and pulled wool
has been quite active and full prices are obtained
q 81 for heeces, and . q 50 for pulled.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-01-21
Ch.rIe,,. +. H.auey,. E......

STATE OF VERMONT. At a Probnte Court held
DISTRICT OF WINDSOR, So. at Chester within and
for said District the eleventh day of January A.
ID. 1870 An instrument purporting TO be the last
will and testament of Charlotte +. Hadley, late of
Chester in said District deceased. was presented to
the executor therein named Therefore. it is order
ed by said Court that public notice be given to All
Court at a session thereof to be held at the Pro-
bate Office in Chester in said district, on the 5th
day Of February. A. D. 1870 ard contest the probate
of said will il they cause and it is further
dered that this order be Published three weeks
cessively in the BELLOWS FALLS TINES, newspa-
per printed al Rockingham n this State. the last OF
which publications shall be previous to tho day
signcd as aforesaid for hearing.
Given under my hand at Chester in said District.
this 18th day Of January. A. ID. 1870.
"a WILLIAM ROUNDS, Judge
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-01-21

ANDovER.-Mr. Holme ssinging class
at Peasville, is making very comendable
progress. Mr.. Holmes is fine teacher
and has an excellent faculty of drawing
out the talent of his scholars.
Mr.. John Mansur, an old gentleman
75 years of age, while passing through
Felt's saw and grist mill at Peasville on
Tuesday, the 10th inst, slipped and fell
into the wheel pit, a distance of about s
feet. The mill was running at the time,
and being unable to get out he was COM
PEELED to stand some minutes in the water
until the mill stopped, when calling lus-
tily for help he succeeded in making
known his condition to the men in the
mill. A ladder was put down and he
climbed up, thoroughly drenched but un-
injured save few slight bruises. He
was provided with an overcoat, and
mounting his sled rode home, a distance
of about mile. Next day he was out
as usual and drove his OK team again to
Peasville.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-01-21

- James Amman, an eccentric old man
of Bristol, has recently lost his house
and all his property by fire. He was
never married, but has depended for So
ciety upon books, on which he has spent
all the money he could spare after feed
ing and clothing himself Having lost
in his library all that he cares for, the
old man has been hunting for cave in
the mountain where he can live, disdain-
ing to become charge on the town.
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BIsuoP CHAsE.-The venerable Carl
ton Chase, Bishop of the Episcopal Do
cese of New Hampshire, is reported as
living very low at his residence in Clare
mont, and will not probably recover
His disease takes the form of softening
of the brain. He was taken on Tuesday
Of last week, having had slight touch
OF paralysis on Monday. For some years
he has been quite feeble, and this sum
ner was lest on the streets of Claremont
and had to be led home. Bishop Nicely,
of Maine, has performed the official Wis
its of Bishop Chase for the past year.
Bishop Chase attended divine service on
Christmas day last, aud stated that 1t
was the sixtieth Christmas consecutively
on which he had been present at the
church service and the fifty-second since
his admission to the ministry.
P.S. Since the above was in type we
learn that Bishop Chase died on Tuesday
afternoon last. He was born in 1874,
and was therefore &c years of age. He
became rector of Emmanuel Church of
this village about 1920, and so continued
till 1874. when he removed to Clare
mont. n. II. He was the first bishop OF
the Diocese of New Hampshire, and was
one of the good and strong men of our
times.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-01-21

STATE OF VERMONT, The Probate Court
DIsrRIcT OF WESTMINSTER. IS. for the District
aforesaid To all persons interested IN the estate OF
deceased GREETISG.
NOU are hereby notified that A. e. Fuller. Execu-
tor of the will of said deceased has hied his pc
tition in the Court here. setting ferth that il will be
necessary 10 sell al. of the real and personal estate
of said deceased in order to pay the legaees and
perses of administration and has prayed for license
to sell the at public auction private sale and
that said Cosr will decide upon said application at
the session thereof be held the Inn of + and II.
Phelps in Grafton the first ednesday Of Febru.
ary is7O AT which time and place You can be heard
in the premises if you shall see cause.
c. b. EDDY. Register.
Jan.5 1870. 20
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STATE OF VERMONT. The Probate Court
DISTRICT OF WESTMINSTER. S. in and for said Dis
trct To all persons interested in the estate of Mary
r. Stiles late of Grafton in said district, deceased.
GREETING.
NOU are beyeby netifsl tina. an instrument pur-
portin x TO be the last will and testament Of said
deceased has been presented TO the Court here for
probate by David Stiles, the executor therein
ed and that said Court will decide upon the allow
nce Of the sauce. at the session e said court TO be
held at the Inn Of f. and II. Phelps in Grafton. in
sad district, GA the first Wednesday Of February.
1870 at which time and place you be heard in the
@ b. EDDY. Register
Jan. 8. $50 "a
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-01-21
Vermont News.

= The recent gale made sad havoc in
the Cemetery at Newbury, breaking
down trees and tombstones.
A cedar post standing and in use,
on the Russell Hoyt farm, Craftsbury,
was set in the year 1915, by John A.
Morse.
- Perley Hyde, Esq, of Albany, re-
ceived his first appointment as justice of
the peace in 1887, and has held that of
fee nearly every year since that time.
= An Irasburgh boy, by the name of
Hill, was run into by another boy while
sliding down hill and the cords torn out
nearly the whole length of his leg.
VIM. Parker, of Morgan. has a
clock in ais possession made in 1860, and
it appears to be good for another two
hundred years of service.
= For the year ending Dec. 31st,
there were shipped from the Barton de-
pot, sol, 900 pounds OF butler, and 74o
cars of other merchandise.
- Mr.. j. G. Gray, of Newbury, re-
Gently killed deer by throwing stick
of wood, which hit it on the head with
so much force that the deer fell down,
and Gray introduced knife to its throat
before it could get away.
The recent gale blew down the L
part of the house that Z. q w. II.
Clough we're building at West Burke
Also the roof Of house in Westmore
Two boys in the chamber barely escap-
ed alive, their bed being crushed by The
/ falling rafters.
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Auction.

In Bankruptcy District Of Vermont, IS. The I'M
dersigned Assignee of the estate OF Samuel Hemen-
way. will sell at Public Auction. at the Hotel 81 L.
Dawley. in the village Of Ludlow. County Of Wind
sor and State Of Vermont on TUESDAY. the 18th
day of JANUARY, A. d. 1870. At ten o'clock, A; M.
the following Real Estate viz: Three Wood Lots
undivided half of a Wood Lot in the town OF West
on. contaiqing 50 Acres Also, one undivided half
of Wood Lot in the town Of Mount Holly. contain
ing 81 Acres Also, one other Wood Lot in the town
OF Mount Holly containing 6 Acres and is called the
Green Lot Also three Building Lots and one other
piece, Of Land in the village Of Ludlow called the
Woodland Lot. Also, Three Dwelling Houses. one
Dwelling House called the Homestead. Also one
Dwelling House called the Pratt House. will be sold
subject to mortgage in favor of Malina r., Petit
grew Cor the Of s40SG2. Jan. lst 1870 Also one
other Dwelling House. now occupied BY v G Hem,
enway will be sold. subject to mortgage N tayor 81
Lorinda Farnsworth, for the sum Of sl0i5oe, jan /
1870. Also the Steam Saw and Grist Mill, with the
Machinery'theren Office Building, Blacksmith shop.
Barn and about one and one half acres of Land. will
be sold subject to a mortgage in favor Of John III
Reynolds. for the sum Of sllio67 Jan, Ist. Also one
Wood and Pasture Lot, in the town Of Ludlow. con
tanning Is acres and Is called the Bailey lot will be
s'''N GEO SLATE, Assignee.
Ludlow. Jan. 3, 1870. 2-3
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-01-21
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
Catherine I'll. Tucher-s Estate.

WE the Subscribers. being duly appointed by the
W Hon. Probate Court for the District of West
minister. Commissioners TO receive; examine anu al
the estate of Catherine II. Tucker late of Rocking
ham in said District. deceased. and also all claims
and demands exhibited in offset thereto and six
months from the twenty eighth day Of December
last being allowed By said Court for that purpose we
do therefore hereby give notice. that VIC will attend
to the business our said appointment. at the dwell
ing house Of said deceased in Bellows Falls. in said
District on the 18th. day Of February, and on the
i5tn. day Of june next from ten O'Clock A. NJ, un-
III foar o clock. p, NJ. on each Of said days.
J. II. WILLIAMS Commissioners.
NATHANIEL A. TUCKER, Executor.
Bellows Falls, Jan. s. A. ID. 1870. "A
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Adal.ne p. nreun.- E..n,c.

STATE OF VERMONT. THE Probate Court
DISTRICT oy WESTMINSTER IS. in and for said Dis
trct: To all persons interested in the estate Of Ade
line +. Brown la;e of Londonderry in said District.
deceased. GREETING.
NOU arc hereby notified that Aaron Bcnais admin
strator OF the estate of said deceased. will pre-
sent his administration account for allowance and
ask for order of distribution of the estate of said
deceased in his hands at the session oil said Court
held at the Inn of T. and II. Phelps In Grafton in
said district. on the FIRST Wednesday cf February.
1870 and that said Court will then aud there decide
upon the allowance Of said and decree dis
fribution Of said estate which time and place you
can be heard in the premises If you shall
c. B. EDDY. Register.
Jan ;. Is7ns "a
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All money spent in this State benefits
directly or indirectly, every citizen and
those who pay for insurance in Compa-
mics of other States, when they can effect
it in a safe Company at home, indirectly
at least, iniure themselves and their
neighbors. The assessmentin the Wind
sor County Fire Insurance Company
have averaged only q per cent. and 1t
takes but 3 per cent in advance.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-01-21

BIGAMY CAsE.-Windsor has a biga-
my case The Hon. A. L. Goats was liv-
ing in apparent peace and happiness with
Eva Dean, whom he married at Bran
don in june, 1867. But change came
Ger the spirit of his dream when the
Windsor overseer of the poor was served
with an order from the selectmen of New
bury, callingupon them to remove thence
Coats lawful wife and two children,
whom he had left there to the care of
the town, as paupers, while he went off
counting a new mate. Goats was arraign-
ed. owned up, was held for trial in $500.
and then broke away from the sheriff,
and ran across the toll bridge to New
Hampshire, to range in fresh fields and
pastures new.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-01-21

SAxroN's RIVER. Rev. j. G. Will
son was installed pastor of the Congrega-
tional church at Saxton's River, Jan. II.
The sermon and installing prayer were
by Rev. T. S. Barstow, d. d. of keene
n. H., Moderator,) Introductory, Rev.
E. ]. Ward, Fellowship of the churches,
Rev. Cyrus HamliD, charge TO the pas
tor, Rev. f. ]. Fairbanks, charge to the
people, Rev. A. Stevens, concluding
prayer, Rev. Mr.. Wilbur( Baptist Bene.
diction by the pastor.
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For. sale.

TUE 50 called Perry MANSION situated in the
forty rods from three Stores Church. Factory Grist
Mill, and School house. The house is nearly new.
The main part is 40 AZ two stories high. with Gu
into the following rooms viz: / Parlor, ! Sitting
Room | Dining Room Library. Kitchens. Pan
tries China Closet, Sleeping Rooms. Bath Room,
with all the modern appliances, Billiard Room.
The wholois finished in the most approved style,
warmed by a furnace. The barn is connected with
the house and very conveniently arranged for the
keeping of horses and cows with aiarge hay loft oy-
err head There is never failing spring OF running
buildings are covered with slate The main part is
surrounded with yerandah upon three sides. There
is or 10 acres Of land divided into moving and pas
ture and garden. There over one hundred choice
FRUIT TREES, upon the place. The whole is of
fered at d great bargain. For further particulars
call upon Rev. j. G. McColom. on the premises. OF
address, .
Fitchburg Mass.