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:. rn 8, !, and the United States.

Geneva, GRANTS message made the I'M
rrcssion that he would net press the Ala
hama claims to the extreme Of a rupture
with England. but that heswould treasu, J,
nm the alleged wrong from Great brl'all.
with steady husbandry against inc gay %
opportunity. In the meantime, nosy n,,r,
he proposed to annoy the Canaoas anu - n ~.
England through them by measures " -
rctal;atory, at least unfriendiy.
Rnt the New York Tribune, WINCH we
,onv elsewhere, rehearses what we may
civic Mfr. scHESoK's instructions, which
Look very much like summarily pressing
matters to an early issue.
Certainly, il the Tribune be correct,
there is change in the views of the Wnlte
House. It is possible that there has been
formed triumyirate of GRANT, BUTLER,
and ScHEscK, on this Alabama question, ano
that the triumvirs have united upon BUT
Lsn,s scheme of war with England. In
conformity with such an alliance, OF course
the pressing of England upon the question
of indemnity would be the first step. :,
Certainly the 7ribune's statement would
suggest this inference. The I7oune may
be wrong, however but right or wrong
we hardly suppose that England will be
driven to hostilities. The condition OF W.
fairs in Europe is too critical just now Tor
England to allow herself to be drawn into
n war with the United States. 1t such In
structions as the Tribune describes nave
been given to Mr.. scHEsCK Jour Minister 70
Englard), it is probable that they have Deen
determined upon because of this critical
condition of the relations Of England Win
the great Powers of the continent. II SO,
the American Cabinet seizes moment
highly favorable for enforcing its demands.
We conjecture that they will be conceoeo
BY England rather than go to war.
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~ q R 1 S T N A s..
ANDREW PzzINI q co.
soT BROAD STREET.

The public can now find displayed on our coun-
ters the largest, finest, and be assortment Of
PLAIN AND FINE CANDIES,
Of Maillard's, Whitman's, and our own manufac-
ture. These candles will stand any test aud arc
guaranteed pure and b. althy can be given freely
to children without fear Of their being made sick
by the authorizations which are now 80 much In
vogue among some manufacturers. st.
FANCY BOXES hg.
to suit everybody-some rich, rare, and costly,
and some plain and cheap, in the reach OF tho
poorest and then variety Of intermediate ones
SURPRISES, .iasr.
such as Champagne Bottles, Kid Gloves, &C., &c,
to as.oni.h and delight young and old.
ORNAMENTS FOR TREES,
Of glass, wood, and sugar; cheap and beautiful
DOLLS
Of every size, with and without natural hair NOV
ing eyes, from Csc. to 80 80 each.
PoP.CRAoKERs
500 FINE oRNAMENTED CAKES, fruit and
pound, from pounds 20 90 g pounds;
LEMONS, oRAaGES, PIPPINs, &C., &c.
In fact, we have everything that can he vented
f 70 s'I COME AND SEE, and then call for what
pleases you, aud 1t will be promptly dellveTeo 10
your house in time to meet the demand santa Cta"
~ our ma Goods need no special mention to the peo
nile Of ff,is eisT. They are renowne1 throughout
he he City State and the South: And to prsmt-
tied at any Fair-and we compete with all selling
pure goods-but do not propose TO cont ; mlh
the adulter ted article which is made IN tne III
at less price than sugar can be bought at tue re-
n Come one, come sill, to the s.HEADQUARTERB
OF THE sW E 1soR sna S'PPPpz5zz isSfss's
de1s A. so7 Broad street.
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The course of the New York World. on
many occasions of late years. gives grave
reasons for doubling whether it has ever
heartily embraced Democratic principles,
or whether its professions of sympathy for
the down-trodden people of the South are
not hollow and heartless.-Bah. Gazette.
The trouble with the World is, that 1t
doesn't know what Democratic principles
are.
"A lie tina. is ali a lie may be fought with out
Bu, lie that Is partly true is harder thing to
A,h
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HorrDAY aoops.
nUR STOCK OF BOOKS AND FANCY
GOODS
IL LARGER AND MORE VARIED THAN VIE
HAVE EVER oFFERED.
NOW rs THE TIME TO CALL AT
No. 1,1s MAIN STREET,
AND sELEoT AN APPROPRIATE PRESENT
AT MODERATE PRICE.

DoRE's Plates, Hoods Poems and Fairy Realm.
UNIQUE volumes for the parlor.- Beautiful
Poets. Nobility q Lic; Sacred a T Poems,
sns d hsr hy ar r Sss M SSs
Poets Gallery.
POFTs-Itlustrated, best Binding..-Longfellow'
Tennyson Byron shakspeare. %9 orssS SS1lh'
Goldsmith. southey, Browning. spenser, Proc
tor. Poe, whittier. Bulwer Gray, Ghapn ns.s'
Ineeldsby, kuble, Thomson Brinsn T Foess,
H sos'a, coos s'f Percy, &Se e.
STANDARD Works-In Calf Binding;-Hal.
las England and Middle die A 5iskens aan
Gri s Banim, Schiller, scotti sh Library. Bay
ard Library, Wales illustrated: Cruiksnank,
Wa4y Th bs oessn Wavef &C.
uJvENn Es-1, 500 vols embracing ali the Fairy
Tales from Mother 5oose to Arabian Nights
! Edgeworth, Robinson Crusoe. Swiss Robinson,
sando4ga sn "a hereen Myne and
books of travel and adventure, Christmas An
uals. One-synab1e Books, Nursery Tales, Bible
Lessons, illustrated Toy Books from lc. TO ~,
A, B, G Blocks and Games.
BIBLEs-Family, English, and American, from
% so to S25 small Sizes with and without
clasps, bound in Velvet, Morocco, and Wood.
PRAYER Books-various sizes, from Csc. to
BIC, some In new and beautiful bindings.
HYMN Books for various denominations.
ALBUMS-An sizes and new styles, from soc.
to $25.
DESKS and Writing Cases from 7sc. to s2s.
WORK Boxes-small and large, from 81 to $40.
CROMOS from soc. to $2s, Portfolios, Gold Pens
dPencils, Inkstands, Knives, cket-Books,
articles suitable for presentation.
j. W. RANDOLPH & ENGLISH.
.da
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

.
beg to call attention to my large assortment Of
WINES and LIQUORS, cOnsistingof
FRENCH BRANDIES, vintagcs 1910 70 1867, for
sale in bond or duty paid;
JAMAICA aud ST. CROIx RUM,
SCOTCH WHISKEY and HOLLAND GIN,
sH ERRISS, MADEIRAs, PORT, and MALAGA
CHAMPAGNE, from the houses Of Bouehe, Fills
q Co: sfoet & ChsDdoD. L. Rodefer, and
cLARET. sAUTERNE, and HOOK. fron, H.
cheap table-wine TO the finest GRADES produced.
The above WINS and BRAEDIES were resL.
" all imported by myself, and come OF them were
expressly put up for me. They are perfectly pare
and offer them as cheap and cheaper than they
can be had in larger markets.
/ have also constantly on hand large seIection
OF RYE WHIsKEYs, and would call parsiecpninss ~
TER, in my possession one and two yssTs;;y pop-
ENGEISH and SCOTCH ALE. I.ONDON YUh'
TER. ANGOSTURA, and other BI rTEkS;c
The very finest selection Of imported CSSTnGwHf-
AIS, VICHY, SVLTZER, and FREUhntCh-
BALL BITTER WATERS. ..4a.
Also lrge quantities Of impnrrtea eng naSNI
de LEW No. Exchange Block. 1lth street.
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M AKREED,

On the 18th December at Grace-street Baptist
Church, BY the Rev. Mr.. Wilson. THOMAS y;
TURNER and Miss MARY S. ROBINSON; all
Parkersburg wv. Val and Baltimore papers
please copy.
In Manchester. December 18th 1870. by tee Rev.
G. r Harding, Dir. e. 5. BEhSLEY TO MISS IL
Z. WOOLDRIGE /; both Of Chesterfield.
Tn Manchester, December 18th, by same, MIR.
JO:EPH l.. BROCKWELL to Mrs. SUSAN 5.
SCiINNAULT; all of Mancht ster, Va.
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DIED..

On Monday, the 10Th instant, OF diphtherla,
PHILIP LFIGII, son Of Jacob and Bette hell,
agtd 2years and months.
His funeral will take place from his father's real
dcnce, No. sos west Lei oh street, on WFDNhS.
Day the 2lst instant, al o'clock. Friends OF tEe
family are respectfully in citsd to attend
"Suffer little children to come unto me, and for
bid them not: for of such Is the kingdom OF Hea'
ven." -
Baltimore and Petersburg papers please copy.
On Sunday, the 18th December, 1870, FRANK
DAVIS, youngest son OF Isaac j. and Josephine
V. Mercer, aged year mouths and % days.
ttH est. loved one, rest.N 4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-21

ELLYsON TAYLOR,
NEXT TO THE "D1sPAToH" OFFICE,
uou,d call public attention to their large eollec-
ton of articles suitable for
HOLIDAY PREsBN IS
NAMELY:
GAMES AND PICT Tg1e.GT PgZzLEs'
sGHooI LEI LOOSE,
N SEGR6H MINsTRELs and WILD ANIMALS.
JAPANEsE BAG X aAs ~ MT,rREs all kinds
Dhi c6 SgsfsH AND MARRIAGE;
Ss sSHS e As5s RgzzaEs'
g 9A2E a1 OF AUTHORS, and all other new and
standard games and picture puzzles.
FRENCH, GERMAN, AND AMERICAN
WORK BOXES
and
WRITING DESKS.
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS
beautiful assortment.
GIFT BOOKS.
In every style of binding. all the popular English
All the popular and beautiful English Juveniles
are our specially.
THE coTTAGER and ARTISAN,
f EHEb b5 81 HdpS E eEyfER,'
CHILDREN's PRIZE,
5 fHHFTkR4s| HMsAsg hinIsNPR,
E EhH sfRalL yi sEIGk'D.
JUVENILE:
RoUTLEDaE's EVERY BOYS ANNUAL
nv lt AIpiNGI KINGDOM Du Chaillen;
h h9GH A ASR ESvHoon
SH HSTEsIRATsp p LI MsyRRf& Feld
Ai IGHSs OF 4 YOUNG NATURALIsT.
SSfTSKs BEAN sfhARbG II 5 t i &
Sf5$hSkE S SSTfss S S5 g.sgS abbott
ss5 8 Il ! SS SSSgsAesE,
AANs AN \ TALES,
and all other standard and new books for children
PgAYEa-B0 oKs.
HYMN.BOOKs,
at prices and styles to suit sll.
ENGLlSa AMI AmcnlCAN AoA OoonS'
A most complete and beautiful assortment, en-
bracing all the new styles, sn:has
FAT BOY.
VISIT FROM SANTA CLAUS,
nip VAN WTNKLE,
SANTA CLAUS AND HIS WORKS,
and thousands Of others
/ FROM ONE TO FIFTY CENTS EACH.
ALPHABET ami BUILDING BLOCKS,
DIARIES aud POCKET. BOOKS,
A new and well selected assortment
REMEMBER THE PLACE:
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y xxWEF1fKY GUe8N. 80
HoLIDAY AND CHRISTMAS.
20. ste MAIN sTREKr

BOYS, TOOL CHEsTs, 5fs az. Z.
BOYS and afRLs' KNIVES and voRKs. Ia
| pairs; III s5s5 IS
GIRLS, Boys, aud sEHT,s SKATES
GENT's snd BOYS FINE PEN and PoeEET.
KNIVES.
SCISSORS in cases; RAzORs, IN casas;
Rodgers Fonts IVORY TABLE CUTLERY.
Rodgers \ Bros WARRANTED PLATED.
GOODS,
WEATHER DUsTERs, HEARTH BROoMs, u
ffUST BRUaHEs and PANS,
POKERs, FO6TMANs, ss'E
SPRING tOBL TONGS, ~
FIRE IRONS, in sets:
FIRE STANDS, BLowER STANDS,
sLAW CUTTERS, POTATO SLICERs,
AMERICAN sTEAK BRoiLERS,
GOAL HODs. CHAMBER and NURSERY
FEEDERs;
And full line Off oUsE-FURNIsHIHa
GOODS, which we are Offering low Tor cssh.
NOTHING u BRO,
de l9-et p0s Main street bet. 9th and 18th I
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SUBSTANTIAL PRESENTS.

SUBSTANTIAL PRESENTS.
MONEY BOOKS,
COLLECTING BuoK5.
PCCKET-BooKs.
BANKERS CASES.
BILL WRAPPERS, and
MEMORANDUM BOOKS.
DIARIES,
PAPER CAsKETS,
DESK PADS, PORTFOLIOS,
and an endless variety of
WRISTBANDS, PENS,
PENCILS, PENHOLDERs.
ENVELOPES.
WRITING PAPERS,
BLANK BOOKS, &C., &c.
The above, and a full stock Of first-olass
STATIONERY,
of all kinds can be had at
BAUGHMAN BROS. & CO.'S
dso,1w 1919 Main street.
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de 10 ct
rTHE HOLIDAY SEASON.
WATCHES, JEwEbRY, SILVER AND sIL"
VENTILATED WARE, AND FANCY
GOODS.
JOHN Fl. TYLER & CO.,

JOHN Fl. TYLER & CO.,
1912 MAIN STREET.
have recently made extensive additions 70 tneif
LARGE end BEAUTIFUL STOCK Of all the
LATEST STYLES OF FINE IMPORTED
JEWELRY and an elegant as:ortr enf OF FANNY
ARTICLES for CHRISTMAS and BRIDAL
pREsENTs, as Low as the SAME articles can be
~. country de INV
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pANK DIVIDEND.-At a meeting of
I'D the Board OF Directors Of the NATIONAL
BANK OF VIhGIMIk, december II, 1870, It was
resolved that q DIVIDEND or six i8l per cent. be
declared out OF the net profits the Bank for the
last six months. payable and after the 2eth In
slant, free'of tax, to the stockholders. y
de i9-lw j. B. NORTON Cashier.
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CHRISTMAS. 1870

1870 CHRISTMAS 1870.
LAYER RAISIES in IS b. boxes.
LAYER RAIsINS In III b. boxes,
LAYER RAISIES In Ct d. boxes,
SEEDLESS RAIalNS,
IEGHORN CITRON, new;
ZANTE CuRRANTS new
SKILLED ALMONDS;
which we offer TO the trade and TO housekecpsts a.
low ss can be bought anywhere. 70
ao,s SO7 Broad street.
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE JAMES RIVER IMPnoyEMENT,1
RICHMOND, VA, Dec. 10, 1870.
GEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE.
y CEIvED at this Office until u o'clock on
TUESDAY, Janu iry 9. 1871, for the CONSTkUC.
TION OF TWO FLAT-BoATS..
Specifications can be obtained b! publications. 10
this office.
~, Il. d. MINOR,
Engineer James yerimpfovement.
de 20--tJau3 1870 isss, - 81.
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THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
i RICHMOND, VA, will pay a semi-snnual
dividend OF i've per cent. net to The stockholders
on and after the 1sth instant.
dc 20 S. D. SMITH, Cashier.
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TOR BOSTON.-CURRIE & CO.'S IT
it LINE.-The regular packet schooner &fH
NELLIE BROWN, HIGGINS, master, hay-:& 4,
ing the larger portion Of her cargo engaged, Will
have quick dispatch. For balance Of fte1gnL ap.
ply to CUkkiE d ~,
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s GOODS, consisting Of large

CHRISTMAS GOODS, conslst'ng OF lHfge
" assortment
COLOGNE WhTERS
TOILET SOAP.
PERFUMES, sOUvEHIRs;o con u.rR
SNAIL MEDICINE CHESTS and POCKET
rrNE ASSTnG. RE- and SMOKING TOBACCO.
RIiSSrA LEATHER POCKET. B0oka &C.,
&C. foi POWHATAN f. DUPUY,
ao,, Apothecary, AT Broad street.
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CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
MAKE AN EARLY SELECTION.
ELEGANTLY ILLUSTRATED BOOKS Of pop
MAR authors in rich bindings;
CHILDREN,sB BOOKS hundreds Of hem-cholce
and attractive, in pretty bindings;
PORTABLE WRITING DESKS, OF papier ma"
chic rosewood, walnut and mahogany;
WORK BOXES-beautiful and In great variety !;
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS for the table, desk, or
secretary;
PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS great variety;
BIBL Es-the biggest stock we have had;
PRAYER BOOKS from 2sc. to s12-some very ele
CANT, In ivory, velvet, and beautiiul 'ea'hef
bindings;
HYMN BOOKS Of the several religious oeno"i"
nations;
DRESSING CASES
PORTFOLIOS,
POCKET BOOKS
POCKET KNIvEa
PENCIL CASES.
PAPER FOLDERS.
CARD CASES,
GOLD PENS,
sTEREOSCOPEs and VIEWS,
Beautiful NOTE PAPER and ENVELOPEs with
and without initials;
superb PIANo-FORTES Of the best makers;
With number Of othtr nice things adapted for
Christmas presents, New Years gtfts, school
PRICES, birthday souvenirs, and the drawing-room
table.
Make an early selection while the stock Is full.
de1S-l0t WOODHOUSE b PARHAM.
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.ILSSON IS COMING.

NILSSON IS COMING.
1T THHr GREAT NILSSON IL COMING TO PUR-
CHASE HER CHRISTMAS PRESENTS. -
u .nAms,s BALTIMORE STORE,
No. 62l Brosd street,
has inst received splendid assortment OK Sihs
sOH and other late sty'es LACE COLLARss. ,A
LIso JET JEWELRY, CHIGNONs, ana a
Pan SWITCHES; and MOTIONS In general
Give me call. u,,r .DAMs
de IL IT. ~. n. nD---
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CLOTHING
DIVIDENDS.


E1ST DlVlDEND.-The Directors of the
I'll Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance Com.
papy have declared their regular semi-annual
DIVIDEND of FIVE PER CENT, payable on
the 2slh instant. AL taxes paid by the company
WILLIAM WILLIS, JR.,
de 2a-dl0t Secretary.
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A ELECTROMAGNETIC duties Of an
IN ARCHITECT are to furnish drawings and specif-
and repairs OF buildings, for bridges, for laying
out and improving grounds, &C., and to superin.
tend the work--which the undersigned has been
practicing for more than twenty years. He In
yites call from all persons contemplating any OF
the above improvements:
80 ALBERT L.WEsT. Architect,
de 21-W&S2t* iii Main street.
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GOODS FOR TIE HOLIDAYS.
Choice HAMS, FAMILY. FLOUR,
TEAS, COFFEES. SUGARS
BUCKWHEAT, GRITs, HOMINY,
i; No. 1MACKEREL, BR0OMS, &C.
i...... i ar hgs .ast: ALSO, 70 9af"ET,
COOKING WINES, CIDER,
ALMONDS, RAISINS, 49,,
CITRON, CURRANTS,
ATMbRE'S MINCE-MEAT,
APPLES. Spices
JAMAICA RUM.
FIRE-CRACKERS, &c, ,
A call respectfully solicited, as the ab0yd goods
arefrefh and desirable. G. g. THOMPSON,
+ de I5-2w -. corner Let and Main streets.
-TOR CHRISTMAS.-Affn fine lot Of
L EN9UISH FIRk IRONS,
= j. BROEZED FIRE-DOGS,
r. FLUTIkG MACHINES,
CUTLFRY Of all kinds,
rGYRASCOPE TOPS, tIti35
Boys CARPENTER TOOLS, ~
SKATES for ladies' gentlemen, aud boys.
and q variety Of
suitable for -..sss 1g-
CHRIsTMAs GIFTS at
* .9r,e~ MCCREERY'S
% .,nr.y Hardware Store, TO Broad street,
de 1S-l2t -t. Richmond. va:
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OARDOzO, FOURQUREAN q CO.,
No. 1909 MAIN STREET,
[opposite post-oficeh
Have JUST OPENED an elegant stock OF
RICH AND BEAUTIFUL LACEs,
LACE COLLARS,
LACE HANDKERCH1EFs,
LACE SETS, &C., &c.
New and handsome Ladies' and Gents
NECK-TIES
in endless variety.
FANCY HANDKERCHIEF BOXEs
PLAIN AND HEMsTITCHED
... HANDKERCHIEFs,
LINEN COLLARS AND CUFFS,
new styles;
together with the most varied assortment OF
GOODS SUITED TO THE HOLIDAYS
they have ever offered.
LACE COLLARS AND HANDKERCb1EFs
from CSC. to SIS.
cARDozo, FcURoUREAN & co.
Tide le]
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DERsONAL.-The little girl that called
i at Mrs. Haley's, on 9Th street, with letter.
irquiripg for her aunt, can receive ipI9rma A
Marshall STREET, between LIST and Cd. or letting
II he known what boarding. school she Is ut.
de 2l--3tk
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-05-27
S. M. SPENCER, Secretary.

GET READY FOR THE CENSUS MAN.
Within couple of weeks the census
taker will be around. The questions to
be asked may be found on second page.
Time can be saved, not only for the
Marshal but the family, if little care
is taken beforehand. The names, ages,
color, sex, &C., of every family will be
required statistics of farm products,
manufactures, etc, must be furnished.
Heads of families are the persons to give
this information; but in their absence
any memberofthe familyove 20 may act
as their agent A refusal to furnish the
information, or furnishing false state
ment with knowledge, renders the per-
sen so offending, liable to fine Of $50,
to be sued for and recovered in an action
of debt by the deputy marshal or assist
ant to whom such refusal and false state
ment shall be made.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-05-27
Vermont News.

- Rutland celebrates the fifteenth
amendment June 20.
- Mr.. Gideon Cotton of Sherburne,
killed bear, May IA.
Bennington is bringing colored girls
from Virginia for house servants % ar
rived last week.
A union meeting of Good Templars
in Lamoille county was recently held in
Stow. The meeting was interesting
The Union adjourned to meet in johnson
June I'd.
There is mare in St. Johnsbury
that is Is hands and / inch high, and
weighs between Is and Is hundred She
is five years old in June next and was
brought in Montana.
- An apple tree is standing in the
garden of Mr.. Alfred Hull, of Walling-
ford, that was set out by Lieut.. Ives, one
of the first settlers of the town, and a
soldier of the Revolution, one hundred
years ago. 1t has rarely ever failed to
bear its annual crop of fruit.
The Rutland Herald cautions rail-
road men and hotel-keepers against the
swindling operations of one G. III. Green
dead beat" who represents himself
as agent Of the Peoples Line of Steam
| ers.
-Rostoe Cotton Of Sherburne, lad
about 10 years old, met with painful
accident on the 18th inst, occasioned by
turning melted lead into a green elder
stalk with only a portion Of the pith re
moved. The lead discharged with loud
| report filing the boys face and eyes,
Hopes are entertained that his eyesigh1
is not destroyed.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-05-27

The officials lcaped into their seats
and their horses left in hot haste.
The Gen. arrived at the Weldon house
in st. Adams at four O'Clock. O'Neil
was soon arranged before U. 5. Com
missioners Jacob NJ. Smaiy, for violation
of neutrality. He waived examination
and in default Of $4,000 bail and was
taken to Burlington this evening to be
committed.
The arrest of Gen. O'Neil has fallen
like wet blanket on the Fenians, ..and
reports from the front this evening say
they are badly demoralized. The Fem
ians fought well, but evidently they were
not reinforced as they expected.
At st. Adams it is very lively and the
excitement great, as indeed it is all along
on the northern Vermont border.
REPORTED FIGHT.
Another fight is reported at Frelighs-
bnrg in which several were killed and
wounded, in which the Canadians are re-
ported to have taken to their heels leav-
ing the Fenians in possession of the
field on Canada soil. This last report
needs confirmation.
LATEST.
Fenian troops are still rushing to the
border along the New York line, but
many were returning TO St. Adams We'd
nesday evening, and with the arrest of
Gen. O'Neil, it looked as fthe Vermont
part of the attack was nearly over.
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For the Bellows Falls Times

To THE WESTMINSTER FARMERS
CLUB = Gentlemen Amid the croak-
ing of dealers, crying spurious, inferior,
approaching Gf not quite) to humbug be-
causepurchased for less than they bought
delivered, and coming for some known
reason of the manufacturer clothed in
its antiquarian suit therefore could not
be XII. l this day have occasion to APP
ply the phosphate of lime purchased of
VIM. L. Bradley of Boston through the
agency of w. K. Kimball Of Westmin-
ster for the club. The barrel heads are
stove in, and 10! and behold it smells
like phosphate and looks like phosphate,
and apply it in confidence believing
that VIM. L. Bradley knowing that one
year ago the club from their own honest
funds bought various fertilizers and ex-
perimented through a judicious commit
tee of their own, untrammeled, no sinis-
ter views; standing like "Censors of
Ancient Rome" resulting very much to
the credit Of Bradley's Phosphate, would
send nothing less to the club than the
far famed XII. which lift had been fairly
and honestly branded would have been
Bradley's Best" Waiting, watching
! remain yours, &C.,
M. w. DAVIS.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-05-27
Westminster, May %, 1870.

ToMAToEs.-Mr. Monroe's experience
in raising tomas es is that no tomato
will be entirely smooth unless full one
half of the fruit is picked off when small
He would not take the first blossoms OF
fruit but the later ores. The Gen. Grant
variety he regards as better than any
other. The Maupay is 10 or II days
later but for quality is not excelled.-
He furnishes both as well as other varie
ties besides cabbage, pepper, cauliflowel
and sage.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-05-27

CoNREcTIoN.---In the account of the
Sabbath School Anniversary last week,
occurred misprint in speaking of the
venerable'Capt. Titcomb who was eighty
years of age on the day of the anniversa-
ry, and consequently instead of saying
:" he had labored these four years. &c.
it should have been four score years."
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-05-27

Richmond Butter Market.-At Rich
mond market. on Monday, there were
us tubs butter, and market active
prices ranged from % to 80 cents. One
hundred and fifty boxes of cheese, and
sold from 6 to 10 cents.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-05-27
Marriea.

At the Island House, Bellows Falls May 3d. by
Rev. Cyrus Hamlin. Mr.. BENJAMIN II. W00LLY
of Newbury. VT. and Miss BELLE A. WHITC0MB
of Rutland.
In Bellows Falls, May 10th, by Rev. Cyrus Ham
lin, Mr.. ALLEN NJ. PIERCE of Putney, and Miss
AUGUSTA NJ. HAMLET of Rockingham.
:. In Charlestown; y; Il; May 18th; BY Rev II II.
don. n. H., aud MARY D. LOMBARD Of Walling-
ford.
In Bellows Falls by Russell HYDE. Esq. Mr.. J0-
SEPH s. WYMAN and Miss JENETTE ELNIRA
STONE. both Of Fitzwlam, n. II.