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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-10-14

SOME FEATURES OF A JEWISH SAB
BATH.-Let US accompany a good ortho-
dox Jewish family through their calm
and cheerful Sabbath, and see how they
keep it and enjoy it. select all ortbo-
dox family, instead of Reformed, .
merely because the orthodox Jew is an
historical person as he keeps his Sab
bath his fathers nave kept it for many
centuries. The Jewish Sabbath begins
on Friday evening, half an hour before
sunset, and ends on Saturday evening,
half an hour after sunset, or when
star is visible in the sky. On Friday,
the day of preparation, the women and
girls of the family are busy in providing
for the morrow the best food of the week
for whatever is eaten or drunk during
the joyous sacred hours must be the very
best the family can afford. Poor Jews
will pinch all the week in order that
their wives and children may have
something delicious to eat on the SAB
bath. But that savory food must be
cooked or prepared for cooking before
the Sabbath begins, for our Isrelitish
brethren observe with just strictness the
law which gives rest on the Day of Rest
to their servants. They shame US in this
particular. They will not use even their
horses on their Sabbath. On Sunday,
about twelve NJ, you may see in front of
DR.. Adams fashionable Presbyterian
Church, Madison square, New York. or
around DR.. Tyngs fashionable Episco-
pal Church, in St. Georges square of
the same city, from twenty to forty well
appointed equipages waiting for the last
hymn to be finishe l. but you will nev-
er see a vehicle before the superb Tenn
pie Emmanuel, Jewish synagogue in
the Fifth Avenue, although there are
many families within who could ride
home, if they would, in their own car
riages. do not say that the Christians
are wrong or the Jews right in this. 1t
| is no ones business but their own. But
if we borrow the Hebrews word Sab
BATH" and adopt, verbally their Sab
batical law, our practice perhaps ought
10 conform in some degree to our pro-
fession. 1t probably does not severely
tax those coach uen and footmen to show
off their gay turnouts and brilliant liver
cries on fine Sunday morning in the
Fifth Avenue. But for the heavy-laden
drudges of the boarding house kitchen,
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-10-14

taking the most of them prisoners. Who
says the French will not stand lies; but
a wounded French general fattered us
with the words, Comrades, you have
done miracles" But there was in US
such courage and fire. as | never before
saw. When we we're collected in the vii
lage section of the enemy's artillery
from the next village began to fire on the
position we had captured with grape,
but they were soon silenced by the ad-
vancing troop of the Saxon corps d ar
NEE. But they succeeded in wounding
Lieut. Won Besser in the right foot. The
soldiers, near among whom was myself,
took off a window shutter and carried
him on our guns, under fire Of bombs,
to the nearest village, where we placed
him in hospital On the way bomb
exploded by the street and hurled
stone as large as my fist against my
right shoulder, without doing other harm.
In the storm of the village, the whole
regiment was completely separated, and
united in the course of the night on the
high road
1spent the night in barn among the
wounded. Next day weassembled for roll
call, and to be reformed. Then fright
full picture was exhibited. Our colonel,
three commanders of battalions, nine
captains and fifteen officers lost, ten kill
ed and eighteen wounded. OF our COM
pany, forty dead, eighty wounded same
proportion in the rest. Young lieuten-
ants command companies, and some
companies have not a single officer the
regiment now consists of six instead of
twelve companies. In the afternoon
of the 10Th we proceeded to the burial.
Great pits dug; in one lay 10 officers, in
each of the Others II dead together
| We put on our helmets and marched to
the funeral. On the mounds heaped up
stood the ministers, beside them the Of
ficers left, at the head the general of
division, then the band of the regiment
who played dirges, and in great circle
surrounding all, the remains of the regi-
ment The affecting discourse of the
preachers, the sad music aud the appear
ance of the dead, moved the bystanders
SO deeply whose feeling were already
sufficiently affected by the events of the
day before, that tears flowed in streams
and sobs were everywhere heard. Scarce
ly can be imagined more beautiful and
s. mpathetic burial of comrades than on
the field. Every one threw on the grave
handful of earth, and in less than half
an hour mounds were smoothly heaped
over the fallen, whose place OF rest is
indicated by cross of boards nailed to-
gether which gives their names and
ate erected by true friends as last gifts
of love. Every one must own that a
higher power rules where deaths sickle
reaps with such might, and in few min
utes hundreds close their eyes, never to
be opened again, tilr Gods word calls
them from the grave.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-10-14
The Population of Vermont.

We give below the summing up of the
census of 1870 for Vermont, by counties
as obtained from the books of the U. S.
Marshal, with a column gi ing the cor
responding figures from the last census,
for comparison.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-10-14

In amount of population to the square
mile, Chittenden County is clearly at
the head of the list, Rutland being much
the larger county in area. Burlington
Free Press.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-10-14
3fliscellanu.
The Fighting Before Metz.

HOW IT SEEMED TO a PRIVATE SOL
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-10-14

n NJ. GEORGE, Surgeon Dentist, Teeth
in all cases
Ca Particular attention is invited TO Folsoms Pa
tent Method Of constructing Plates. The advantages
Of this method great that the old plates may
almost be said TO be worthless in comparison. hare
tie erclasire right for this totcA.
Office in Depot, BELLOWS FALLS. Vt.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-07-26
Is Now Duo and Payable.
Dissolution of Co-partnership. y.

v,UE Co.PARTNI RsIip HERETofORE tA-
isting between Louis Brader aud Louis Him,
,inder the firm name of " Braler n liirn, IL this
day dissolved by mutual consent: Mr.. BIadercm'
tinuing the business of the late firm.
LOUIS BrADEE,
LOUIS lIiRN,
Carso, CITY, Nevada. June IL. 1870. ie,i-'m
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-07-26
vxvheeler Mining Compsny--Loca.

w tion of works Pine Grove. Esm"ralda County.
Nevada Notice is hereby given that st meet.
ing Of the Board OF Trustees of said company held
on the 25th day of June, 1870, an assessment oi
Fity Gents per share was levied upon the capital
stock Of said company, payable Immediately IN
United States gold coin, to the Secretary, nj the
office Of the company. Per II stewart street San
Francisco Cal. Any 1t ok upon which said ASSESS.
ment shall remain unpaid on the Both day of July,
$50, ,ball be deemed delinquent, and will be nd.
yer,sed for sale public auction and unless pay
ment shall be made before. will he sold ON the
goth day of August, 1870. to pay delinquent ss-
sessments, together with cost OF advertising aud
expenses of sale.
BY order of Board OF Trustees,
EFF. BENT. scc'y.
Office, Pier L. st.7.rt street, San Francisco.
Cal. jyl I'm
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-07-26
n NOTICE.

NyorIcE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT ! WILL
apply TO the Commissioners Of the General
Land Office, 20 have refunded the purchase
money Maid BY me on the southeast quarter of
section 81, Township 10 north. range " east. ~
rer certificate No. ia, is.ued at Carson CITY,
Nevada, bearing date the 25,h day 81 june. lsdA.
the same having been adjudsed invalid and can.
celed, GEORGE WASHINGTON wENIwoNIh
mylQ-Cw
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-07-26
TAKE WARNINGS!

,V,nE V. & T. II. Il. co. ARE ANXIOUS TO
/ take due preoaution against accidents and
loss Of life resulting from the running of their
trains; and they take this method Of warning pa
rents and guardians against the dangers attending
the too common practice of children playing about
their and locomotives. Those having IN ehargc
the business Of the Company find II impossible 10
pERsu. ABE boys no frequent the fermini and stop
ping places Of the read from climbing upon the
cars aud engines; aud they will feel them.el'e-
Obliged to resort to more decided measures ~ these
,nnoyances are continued Recent accidents.
which are wholly ascribabe TO the carelessness of
persons il. Jumping ON and off the cars when In
notion should he warning enough In themselves
II. ". YERlNIToN, Superintendent,
June Is, 1870 "
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-03-19

Court PRocEED1NGs.-Mary Cook VS.. Mil
ton Cook, Kingsville. Divorce. Fifty dollars
temporary alimony allowed, and possession OF
house and household goods granted plaintiff.
". ID. Jennings VS.. o. Hopkins Civil nc
ton. judgement for plaintilf IUr $S5l ,OO.
Ohio VS. NJ. Fowler. Keeping rooms sc.
Plead guilty and fined S75s
G. D. Anger VS.. Sylvanus Marvin. Civil
action. Jury trial. The plaintiff brings suit
for the payment of patent right note. After
twenty hours deiberation the jury was unable
to agree and this case was continued.
Ohio VS.. N. r. Ackcrman. Keeping rooms
Jury trial. Jury failing to agree and this case
continued. ...
Ohio VS. N. r. Ackerman. Selling liquor
Plead guilty and fined $50
Julius Williams vs. L. NJ. Humphrey, ct al
Plaintiff rrcoveres of defendent $7l0,50.
NJ. d. Wilsey VS.. Knapp & Chapman. Jury
trial. Virdict for defendant, but defendant
Chapman is to pay said plaintiff $3.50. Sec
ond trial granted, and case continued.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-03-19
From our 90 lumbus Correspondents.
GnEuMDUs. March 10, 1870

Amer 6e.co struggle the Agricultural Col
lege bill passed the House, and has gone to the
Senate Its fate in that body Is uncertain, but
those best informed, say II will not pass No
u,lls have been signed and become laws since
my last.
The House has been engaged on the Appro-
priation Bill, and the Senate on the bill amend
Ing the Municipal Code This bill proposes to
change about 100 sections. The Judiciary
Comm of the House reported, in one bill, all
the changes to the Criminal Code, which they
approved, and the bill has passed the House
Ii rcpeals Sec. ll5 and l0l, and amends Sec, 26,
| ~ 73 Is, SO, I0t, 1903, 104 ll6, ilS, lao 112,
of that code, The bill authorizing the con-
struclon of Railroads by counties, townships
Land Incorporated Villages, and issuing bonds
therefor, yesterday passed fire House by vote
of DS to ~, This bill authorizes five per cent.
OF The assessed valuation 10 be used tOr that
purpose, provided the amount due and
eollsciable, exclusive OF interest shall not cx-
cecd one prrs<Cent Of such valuation. The
Commissioners, II asces and Councils are re-
auired 10 submit The deposition To construct n
promo sed railroad Ia Il vLtc, upon the written
request of one hundred tax paying electors ol
such Co.. Township. CiD ar Village IL anna
jnrity Of the electors OF u -, township, Clly
up Village shall vote In favor Of tue proposed
H. r., the Judge shall appoint five trustees, VINO
are authorized to let the contract TO Duilo salo
road TO the lowest bidder, and Ia ISSUE bonus
therefor, Under this bill Ashtabula Co. cou q
be taxed $57s,143 45-t00 And by votes TO au-
,lSTlze the construction Of roads to the extent
$llb,7is 90 Of tax each year The whole n
mount of taxes for the year 1869, paid IN the
whole Co was only SlO62i0 N only 81, ,497 AZ
more than could he assessed In addition for the
purposes OF building mllronds. II Is an at-
TEMPT tO get around the constitution, and II
successful VIII burden this State with taxes
hitherto unknown. l do not think that the
bill can pass the SENATE, and u may be recon
sidered In the House. II this bill becomes
law | viii! explain Its provisions at greate
length, and show the results likely TO follow
the niiempt to work under IL,
To day the resolution proposing to subm,
to the people az aaendment 10 tue Conslilu
lion permitting female suffrage, has been unde
discussion and was defeated by n vote OF 81 4
81, The debate was lively, spicy and spirited
A. number of hills have passed the dous
during the last week, and shall neNt week b
able 10 give you the number and provision
theresf. X.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-03-19
Pe. aud Paste Brerities.

kSE-stea,nsl,ips, nom America arriving in
Soutbmupfon, England, report'the appearance
ofnuruerous icebergs on the trip, some OF them
tE>Thrce young Cinnamon have arrived in
Washington TO go through course Of study
st the Howard University, after which they
propose TO return to China.
tE-In one of his interviews with Mr.. Bur
liugsmc, the Ozar Of Russia expressed an earn
referred to the contemplated. visit of the Grand
Duke Alexis to America
eT-The white mans advance Is watched
with dsfavor by the Indians of the far West
and they are attempting to form coalition Of
all the hostile tribes for a grand war demon
stration In the spring.
eEBy majority Of about fifteen hundred
the Republican party have reelected their
Governor in New Haaspshire, and secured a
large working majority in both branches oil
the Legislature
t3~Cn the opening Of the Supreme Court
on the 14th. Judge Strong presented his COM
mission as Associate Justice, which was read
Ol OlllCc WAS auhiIniStOlt"" ~
and he took his scat on the bench.
eE-The Cincinnati Gazette publishes mn ella
borately prepared article presenting some of
the results of the present religious revival IN
that city and suburbs. The returns embrace
fifty churches The total number Of persons
added to their membership is 1902. ...
LE-A good anecdote is told Ivy Mr.. Revels,
tho now Senator from Mississippi, who lately
cat by and. heard himself and his wife a'sailed
by the Democrats in the Senate before he was
admitted to his seat a Republican Senator
asked him il he was disturbed by the course Of
the leaders of the white mans party. "Oh
no." said Mr.. Revels. II like il very much
1t will show the colorcd people of America
who arc their friends"
TT The country since the close Of the wal
has paid off over $eOO,00oO00 of the public
debt. In his speech on the funding bill ,,th,
other day, Senator Sherman is reported as say
ing: "Since the close of the war the Govern
ment has reduced the debt $500 900 900, AM
has paid $500, 100000 Of unliquidated debt du
ut the close Of the war, but not then asccr
tained or computed. This has been paid on
of surplus revenue"
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-03-19
He is Prepared to, & is Selling Cheaper
UndertaK1ng-

Ialso keen constantly hand large assortment OF
aajs n,ade CONNIE Rose Wood imitation, Msek walnut
and limitation OF Black Walnut, all OF which can trim
IN tv honrs notice. in any style requested, equal to
city also have a splendid Hearse in readiness whsa
called for. - 4. -. \, - =,
dd To this furniture estabisementor rather TO the Tn
dertakers department of itOne that cannot fail 20 com
mend itself the community and will show the dispo-
sitiOn of the dropnetor 70 make his establishment as
perfect may be, II will far to relievethe work ana
bustle incidental to- and repugnant In sesons OF Pc
reavement of preparing the Remains OF the departed or
burial This consists IN keeping on eand and reasy ios
Immediate use, stock of grayeclethes variety oI
shrouds for both male and female, made up Win ueh
taste aud appropriateness, various In price, and ooih
black aud white materials single order of conn
NAV therefore, embrace the habiliments of the dead
and thus save the friends of the deceased IN the mis
of grief nom much that particularly dsagreeable
and ncongruo In the way Of iDT ne grave
Ashtabula, Ohio Jan. fsi., isTo ioSsH
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-03-19
DIR. WALKERS CELEBRATED

made Of POor RuHi lrhisky FToof Spirits and Refuse
Liquors doctOred, spiccd aud sweetened please the
taste, called "ronics," "Appetizcrs ''Restorers" &C.
shat lead the ppler to drunkenness and ruin
u true medicne made from the native Roots and Herbs
of California, free from all Alcoholic SitUlailts They
| are the GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER and LIFE CIV
ING PRINCIPLE, Aperfcct Renovaor and lnvlgoraior
of tho esysein carrying OF all poisonous matter, and
restoring To u healthy condition. No person take
thesc tters according 20 directions and remain long
/ unwcl.
400 will he given for incurable case, provided
the bones rot destroyed by mineral poisons other
means and the vital Organs wasted bey ond the point OF
| repair.
fer I,aamdiOry and CAroaic Hee',mgiispl, and Gout
Dysspsid Indigestion, Bs0ns RelAtdnt and htei,
Itfeat Ftuers Diseases Of he Blood, Lfrer, hdeys and
| Bladder these BltGers have been most successful -
Such Discusses caused by lsfdtsd B0Od, which il gen
orally reduced by derangvment of the Digestive organs
CLEANSE the Nitated Blood whenever you find It's i'm.
Dnrilies bursfnx through the skin la Pmples Erpons
or sores cleanse 10 when you ind u obs.rucled and
sluggish In the veins cleanse IL when IL Is foul aud
yonr feelings will tell you when. Keep the blood pure
| and the health OF the system will follow.
| PIN TAPE, aud other WORMS, lurking In the sys.
ten Of many thousands, are eeetuay destroyed and
removed
In inous Remittent and Intermittent Fevers tho SC
Btters have equal For full directions read carefully
the circular around each bottle. printed In four Ian
| guagess-kngish, German French and spanish.
| j. WALKER, Proprietor, 39 Commerce ST., n. Y.
II, IL. MCDONALD h Co.
Druggists and General Agents San Francisco and Sac
ramenio, California, and ~ Il 81 Commerce ST., N, y.
gS~ ~soLD ny All DRu0oisrs DEALERs. Smiooo
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-03-19

SALARIES OF PosTMAsrERs,-Th readjusl
ment OF salaries OF Posimasiers throughout
the country has lust commanced IN the office
~ Auditor for The POstofiiee Department.
The change of salaries, which occurs every
second year, involves an immense amount oi
labor ! the new salaries being based upon
sworn statements of each postmaster Of The
amount received daring the six months ending
December 3lst 1869, on account OF stamps
Dold, letter postage paid in money, newspaper
poajage and box rents; all Of which must be
carefully examined. The amount which would
have acetued 70 n postmaster as commissions
under The statutes regulating compensation
prior 10 the passage Of the act now In force
..alenlaied. and the rate OF the new salary Ia
1xed on the basia
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-03-19

OCCUPATION or LEGIsLAToRs-There are
in the Ohio Senate, as now constituted, "a
lawyers, 6'farmers, merchants, . clergymen,
3 manufacturers, 4 physieianss . editors, i
banker, and vintner
In the House of Representatives there are
33 lawyers and attorneys, SO farmers, Q clergy
men, IA merchants, o physicians, editors.
manufacturers, 3 house carpenters, I teacher,
hotel keeper, and civil engineer.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-03-19

Hon. W. II. SEWARD, having completed his
South American trip, return - ltIe quiet Of his
Auburn home In the State of New York lie
Ia enabled 10 hook back through score and q
half ofyears spent in pubAc life, and. the retro
speet, though not without evidences that the
best OF men have their weaknesses, cannot
upon the whole, but be productive Of pleasure
and satisfaction. lie his rendered the country
distinguished service, for which his name will
be hon0red, Especially In diplomacy has he
commanded the gratitude and admiration of
fhe country and the world aud in this line of
stafesmunship, he has scarcely had superlor.
II he has not escaped criticism, and there have
heen those who questioned his motives, the
history OF his prOIracied official career will
Tange above the common standard, and his
latter days will aiIOyd many pleasurable renec.
lions, and his FAME viii be cherished 10y many
patriotic American hyarla
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-03-19

We have no lidings yet OF the missing steam
ship City OF Boston, from New York and Hall
fax, for England. She lett Halifax on the 2Slh
of January. She had n mll' complement OF
cabin and sieerage passengers, among whom
were large numbes Of leading merchants.
The missing steamer Smldt with $50 passen-
gers. has reached New York, 46 days ont from
Germany. The steamer Beckton. which len
New York on Sd OF February, tor GLASGOW hfs
not reached her destination,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-03-19

AUDITOR OF STATES OFFICE
DEPARTMENT OP ISsURANCE.
COLUMBUS ONO, March l. 1870,
lT is Hereby Certified, that the MU-
ruAL LIFE INSURANCE. COMPANY, located at New York,
city In the State OF New York, has complied, in all
suranee ConpaneH for the cuTTent and has hed In
this unice sworn statemeLt, by the proper Officers
thereof showing It's condition and business at ths aie
Of such statement 3ist day OF December 1867 10 be US
''''o"s' ASSETS.
Value OF Real Estate owned by Company, SaSA1i7 10
Amount Of Loans on Mortgages, 2I,9ls,Ssa a
Amount Of Bonds, Stocks aud other Secu' -
rifles owned by the Company oloiSly %
Amount of Cash aud Cash ltems, l,Sosoio Si
Amount OF Interest, Premiums. and all
other property belonging 10 the Com ,,o.. -.
pany iooSo4o %
Ne, amount of all Assets, ss1S79lOs 81
LIABILITIES
NY ssSiSst SS' ,Ss eSaspSny, "1 siOs,ssS 20
Net Reserve at per cent. Interest for re-
For Psleiss, valued Feb. l, 1864, qOsi4esO 90
For Dividends, additions siss62 OS
Total Liabilities. saasiS,OO0,sa
INCOME
, Amount actually received during the year
p" N"'"' EXPENDITURES. ~
Actual Expenditures during tile year in 40 go -. -
'S'n' MISCELLANEOUS.
Number Of Policies in force at the end of
Net am IL orce at tho end Of the year saiOOasOi 70
Number and amount OF POicles when
have Caased 10 be In force during the - -
year nom all causes, No. S,sOJ amt sb,lia,4OO OO
1S %Rss. Snd caused Ss fTS BE-
u"' ""u jun JAS ii. IlopNAN. Auditor Of Stare.
~ BY JAS. wIiIIAMs, Chief Clerk
HENRY FAssRTT. AGENT, Ashtabna.
| j. MORGAN, Agent, Geneva.
c. L. BUSHNELL. Agent Jeneuons
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-03-19
INSURE WITH
G. d. ROCKWELL, & SON,
Florence Sewing Machines.

w + WOULD once more call the at
tention OF those about parchasea Sewing Machine
the merits Of the Florence Its advantages over any
and all Sewing Machines. Its simplicity and great
range of work Its four different stitches leek Knot
Double Lock and Double Knot Its reversible feed mo-
tOn which enables the operator BY simply farming q
thumb TO the work run either TO the Tht or
lief TO stay any part she OF asten the ends OF
cords gathers brads quilts, &C. We will deliver Ma
chimes to any part of the County and give instructions
free. ..
A good stock of Machne-needes, Thread, SIX. At
achments, sc, constantly on hand, Also, Dress-mak-
inc and ali kinds OF Stitching done 10 order
mrs. RObt. Altcoek, Aets
Rooms over the Hendry Store, Cor. Main spd Center
sts Ashtsbula, Ohio. ytuos
Feb NJ 1870