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BROOKLVN

h'r"aret Q r.'y, arro ~ Scef,, haS becn MISSING
nom her homo, Amlty street, slu5u ur vipt OF Do.
John i, Lowerv child, died at b7I Columbi,
himself ~ "'N'
Deput Collector Ghcrson sizcd is casks of boar
bon whlsk'y atl@6 Myrtle avenue Ihc casks we're moi
properly stamped. ~'
One thousand pounds OF tobacco and 5000 cigars
owned BY Moses Morris seized At a. East warrei
street YESTERDAY. Morris has been held 20 bail on the
charge OF dealing without paying specialt tak.
Mr.. Doheriy, Of 20 East Warren street. wos nre
.ented oy his wito on last Friiay evennc. with tive
eirA and one hoy. The largest of the HtrI. died on
doing we'll.
John Higgins, who was sentenced to the Pe,atcn.
uAry for one year for asAaultng one Hamilton with
wrench at q hto In wlnla shnrgh last summer hai
been paidoned BY Gov Hoffman through the exrruoDs
OF the Rev Father Mcdonald.
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W0RKINGMEN'S ASSEM- BLY,.
POLITICS 10 ne DISCUSSED M TH1
SUBORDINATE UNIONS.

Sensible Appren,tce l.v D,u.s.x
0nu..,,s.. a. n.sS,.
ws~ =" "o"opohes oi VI" htnds-
The eorm OF Party which may Yet Re-
dccm New York from the Ruio OF the Risa
ALpAsY. Jan. 2s.-Tbe State worl;nom.n,.
....u..,. 49,, -,
Assembly met THIS morning. Several additional del
egates have reported and the number 10 attendancs
reaches nearly 100. Committee was appointed 70
appear before the Senate Judiciary Commbtse ana
nroe Tho r.ss... =, a.. 80, - a., ' ., - -
- peto VI 'ne pii' lot the protection OF hfs
and imb those engaged In mining and other iabors
now before the Ieoi,iatprc stron. ..ao,,,,...
wcro ,n,,o t., ,.e,Vs., ,"onk '.so'u''oss
"''' ''"''uoeu pro'esuhs against any 'urther
ohNrS oF LAND TO RAILROADS
shu o'her corporauons; thcy were referred TO
Committee. proposition was introduced 10 ssk
the Legislature for n i.u ro,n,a,,.x an. .'.,~..
....,,.. -. 20" ,'Nu,''"s "o "o's"s
guanuy, ahd quality OF bread sold In the State; re-
eIieu nnW 70 COMMITTEE; RESOLUTIONS wtrc offered
,iohns " aItpeal OF the provision IN tho consutu-
unhs M. oi .he various labor unions which iorbds
oiscussioh OF
A committee Of nine was anro,,,ed ,o urre ,.o,.-
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One Of the most quiet weddings of the season
vas celebrred yesterday IN the Finh Avenue Pres.
hylerian Church. Tue coupe were Miss Julia NJ.
Narnun, daughter of the late Jos. b. Yarnum, aud
Mr. Edward De Rose, both Of this city. At O'Clock
the fiicnds Of the parties had filed the
entire aisle along Which white satin cords were
run to keep the curious throng from encroaching.
Al l;SO NJ. tie bridal party entered Mrs Naruum.
the brides mother, leaning upon the arm OF Mr.
DcR0se, and tho bIide upon flat Of Mr.. II, A. m0tt
Inero we're 10 brl iesmalds nor giOomsmcn.
filo. n huGdrcl Invitations had been sent out for
tie church crcmony aud 40 for tho reception after
ward, The Rev. DIR. booth. pastor OF the Mercer
street Pr"sbyIenan Csurch per'orSed Ihs marriage
1sIInVnY.
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THE SCION OF ROY1LrY.

The Wa shinRton Navv Yard vIsited-Ad-
mirai Dahlsren Entertains tho Visitors
The Presidents Dinpcr-List OF tho Guests
WASHINGTON, Jan. 26.-This afternoon, Prince
Arthur, in company with Mr.. and Mrs. Tt ornton,
visited the Washington Navy Yard. Two ,ompan.
les OF marines were druwn up In line, when salute
OF twenty one guns was fred and tue English nAg
hoisted. Tie Prince raised bis bat In acknowlcdg-
ment OF the honor. The bani played the air of
God Save the Queen" The party were received
by Alderman DaIlgren. Sc cretsry Robceou, ana the
members Of both committees on Naval Affairs.
Amer visiting yariOus points of interest the Ad.
mirIl entertained the guests at his private quarters
The President entertained the Prince ana others
evergreen and festooned with intertwiued AmerI
can and English 1ag- Mr.. Minor X. Keocg's
portra OF Quetu Victoria was rendered by him Tor
the occasion, and hung on the wal facing the
Prince.
Mr Kellogg copied this portrait from the painting
ago. special permission having becn given TO him
by the Queen Tor that purpose, The table WIS ele.
J. J, winans, the Hyn. George W. Woodward and
,3r,hi, the Hcn. W, c. Smith, and the Hon n,
The Hon, Stephenson Archer, Mrs buckley,
s1sr the Hon; H. -, Noah DHS,s Ms. s.or&. Sen
Mrs. uGraut, His Royal Highnesa Prircc Arthur.
Mrs. Thornton, Secretary Fish, Mrs Potter, Gen
Logan, Mrs s,erns, tho Hon. G. n Buckley, and
Hon. q. NJ. Adamr, Mrs Logan Senator Abbott,
Mrs. Davis, Mr.. Thornton, Mrs Fish, the President
Mrs. Nillame, Senator Anthony, Mrs. M.nans
Col; Elphinstono Mrs Paine, Z, N, Potter, Mise
Nellie Grant
large force OF workmcn Is employ ed preparing
Masonic Hall or the ball tomorrow night The list
OF invitations is closed, aud Mrs. Thornton has
already been Obliged to disappont more than $40
persons who have applied for cards OF adm sslon.
Among those present wHs Miss Kellogg, wliU, In
response to an Invitation from Mrs. DahlgfCen sang
very beautiful songs from Rngish and ftasn, re,
oeiying at their close the congratulations OF many
OF the distinguished guests, Including the Prince.
ton and Mrs. Thornton, made their appearance In A
private box at the National Theatre tLis evening,
and heard the last three acts Of tie opera Of VII
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slowed curious mistake In the date, ns Henry
lncde died on Sunday, the a3d. Tho funeral process
riou WAS heal ID by the Rev. DR.. Dix and the Rev
Theodore Riley OF Islip, l.. l., who were fullowed
low Weed, :. l.. NJ, barlow, David Austin, X. K.
Mount, Lester Wallack, Chla. II. Iaswcll, james
Bryce, Fhilo IT, Ruggies. The CONN was followed
by the chief m0uruers, Mrs. Pscde, Mrs Rufus r.
Blake, his sister, hr and Mrs j. W. Halhck, Mr..
John Gilhert, and few other friends. Tom PA
eide the brother, attended tne unerai, but did not
enter the church. but In company with O fgw old
friends, attended the body to UrcCnW Ood NhCra il
was inferred IN the family vault.
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YESTERDAY IN EUROPE.
Napoleon, Alarmed, will not Reduce ths
Army-The Interior OF SDaiu Dccis Itns


Army-The Interior OF Spaiu Dccia stns
Against n hiOnarchy-HtSt IA ir DuagarvRB.
PANS, Jan. 26--It is said that no reductios
will be msdc In The Freaeh arm, this ysar i.esuss
OF the recent troublcs IN Paris aud elsewhere The
majority in the Chsmbers have resolved 70 ieays
each member free 10 tlscuss com refcisl auestioas
according to his own convictions, and not to make
the hnal vote test OF the strength OF the Govern
ment. 1t Is probable that this action viii prevent
change In the Ministry.
Tho Bishop OF Mines Is very sick at Rome He
was visited yesterday by the Pope.
II is rumored that Father Gratry is 10 DO super.
seeded as Superior OF the Order Of oratoricus on 20
count Of bis letter on the Gcumenicai Council.
Tie Papa authorities have forbidden the publlca,
ton by the B'shoo OF Orleans OF n letter written by
him to the Archbishop Of Maiines. Il Ia supposol
tha. IN this letter the Bishop commits himself do
eidtdly against the dogma OF infslhhility.
Madrid, Jan. S.-The election returns from the
provinces are greatly DELAYED oy heavy shows. AZ
sr as heard from, the couniry has declared agninst
elected four nre Unionsts Ave Democrats ton Pro
gressives, ak Re pubhcans and ono Carlist
T., The defeat OF the Duke OF Moutpensicr at oyiedo
The Spanish Consulates at Mobile Oalvcs,o,
CHARLESTON and SYDNEY, and the Vice .Consuiates al
nNannah and the CITY 81 Mexico, are cup pressed.
The present Consul Of Spin at Mobile transferred
TO tho Woe Consulate at New York
LONDON Jan. SEA great meeting was held
at the Mansion House IL this city last cxcning, 70
promote emirraion to Canada AMI the other Dritish
eolonie- The Lord Mayor presided, and eminent
DUBLIN = "a. 81. 4 toaAnt t-right meettug nj Dun.
sh'on Was broken mp LIST night BY Fcnians
-
Rnrsor OF the Death 81 the Pope.
PARIS, Jan. -Miduiyht-A rumor Of the
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RlcnsoSp, Jan. 96.-Thore was considerable
vehement along the streets this afternoon BY an
empt OF colored rowdies u ride In street car
r. -Four were arrested. and the station house
surrounded by an excited crowd OF negroes
II heavy police force was brought to the spot.
10 disturbance was made In aooord ,nco With uio
'srammc announced IN tho speeches made by N,c
nOcS al tho cclcbTatioa yesterday.
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OBIIUIR
The Punerni Of Henry Pincid,.

The obsequies of Henry Placide took place at
noon yesterday, at st. raul's Chapel on Broadway
There was large attendance OF the profession
among whom we observed AIR. and Mrs, Harry Wat
kins, Mr.. and Mrs James Wright, Mr.. Fisher
Mcssrs, ID. Anderson, William Davidge, N l. Clarke
Edward Lamb, stewart CliH, Tayleure, Col Alison
brown, Geo. Mclean, VIM. WheatloY, and H. Con.
ner. TIE body wns brought from Babylon, l.. . In
the morning, Snd placed Ia the entrance porch oftlc
-cIiltOn:
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PERSONAL ENCE.

We learn that Mr. Daniel Furnace iato Vice Pres J.
dent OF the New York Central road, has given ConmO.
doe Vanderbilt notice OF his intrnton 10 esye the
BOad IN the spring Aud to take up his residence per
nanenty Ia Europe lie IL ono OF the most efficient
sailroad men IN tho country aud II VIII be diCu
" supply his llace. Ine CuinmOdOrc's youngest son
has won The good opinion OF the rnble by HI. earnest
not he tonlshlIg II he .hond Ia es' "a 'rart-- 'or
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Capt. A,exand rs noay and hts 500, 900.

In tho Morgue Yesterday afternoon the body
Of Capt John Aiexludcr was examined by Coroner
flYnn aud DR.. Doremu-. IL laid out on one Of
the Sims in the dssCcing room, ana looked well
for body which had been undo rground exactly tes
months. The plate or 'No comm tor, tho ipacrtp.
hor, "NH0t lnhN Alex n 'or. died 'rch e6 1850
aged II yeas u. Dor'mu~ too charge OF tho
stomach i1f cl"U'cnl lnglysis, Nobody yet kuOws
what has Her'u- of Al-Nanier's 90, 100
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The Georgia iIou., Ora,p,z

ATLANTA, Ga, Jan. 28.-The House I
sentailYes organized to-day, and elec.c,
WLOrtcn, Repubican, Speaker. ov'r D.
Conservative, by VI majority, ssrs. no
Mum, and Taliaferro have been declare t
by tho Military Commission. The seut s
members h5Te trcn declared yac mt on a,Dp
l..G~l ln4l Gllaia 10 Iaks toe oath re9yuflJ "A
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CnARLEsTos, jar. 96-The French sloop-of
~ar flmirr, six days from Port au. Prince reports
that sanaye WAS sentenced " death anu soI on Il
l0ln inst,
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PARIS, Jan. z5-Miduight rumor Of a
death OF the Pope is In circulation here io.ui: :ht
Can be trace O.. 90 sAilerttr agurep
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-12-11

THE STATE OF AFFAIRS IN CHINA.-The
following is an extract from private letter
dated Swato, China, 18th September, 1870:
With us in China things are quiet enough;
but nothing has been dohe yet to punish
the perpetrators of the dreadful murders at
Tien-Tsin, and all, fear, looks bad for the
peace of China. However, nothing can be
done this year, for the ports in the north
will soon be closed by frost. We hear that
all the merchants are going to leave the
north, as they do not care to be at the
mercy of the Chinese, when no help can be
got to them for months. 1t remains to be
seen whether our minister will stay at
Pekin this season. If he does of course the
consuls will have to remain. Most unfor-
tunately is he a man who believes liz the
Chinese, and cannot be convinced that they
mean treachery, which no one else in China
doubts. If he remains in Pekin lie may
pay tile the penalty of his credulity. There
is but one opinion with all foreigners in
Ghina-that we must fight the Chinese or
leave the country-Mr. Wade excepted. lie
is our minister here at present, Sir K. AL
cock being at home, and like most of the
men out here at the head of affairs, he is an
Irishman.o
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-12-11

GLADSTONE ON 1RELAND.-We find the
following handsome reference to Ireland,
made by the English Premier in the course
of his observations, when he closed the
Working Mems Exhibition in London. The
Right Hon. gentleman said:
1t has been sometimes supposed that the
inhabitants of Ireland were fitted only for
agricultural pursuits-that they were ex-
Guided from large portions of those careers
of industry which were open to other men.
Don't let it be supposed that 1 speak of
agricultural pursuits as other than what
they are-noble, healthful, beneficial deeply
and vitality connected with the well-being
of every country; but still it would be a
misfortune to any country to be disabled
and debarred by some natural incapacity
from those varied applications of industrial
power and thought which are open to the
civilized nations of the world. Let any
man who wishes to estimate the faculties
of Ireland in industry and skill, and that
admirable taste which appears to distin-
guish almost every Irish production, and
which is itself, as France has long shown to
us, one of the great essential elements of
mechanical excellence and success-let any
man who wishes to cure his respondent
estimates about Ireland come within these
walls, and he will go beyond them, am
satisfied, with the conviction that the peo-
pie of ireland have faculties not less
adapted than those of other countries to
engage with energy and with success
under circumstances, let us hope, more
favorable than those that have commonly
marked the history of that country in for
mer times-on the most favorable terms of
human enterprise and ingenuity. SN
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BOOTS AND sHoEs--HATs.

THE FINEST GOODS IN THE CITY,
And at the Lowest Prices.
"A call from all is respectfully solicited
oc23 10 1y JAMES POWEKs.
WILLIAM HOGAN,
Manufacturer and Dealer in
BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, vALIsEs
AND BAGS, FRENCH AND AMERICAN,
Also, Agent for the Empire Sewing Machine,
Nos. 90 and 1ol Canal street,
FIVE CENTS ADDITIONAL
Shoes With Silver or Copper Tips,
Which will save the Buyer the Price of .
NEW PAIR OF SHOES.
Compared with Ragged Toes and Dirty Stockings they
are Beautiful, to say the least. ~
Il PARENTS. TRY IT. sells am
HARE.
BOOTS AND SHOES
1865. Poydras Street les
Boots and Shoes made order the shortest notice.
JAG ly
III. NORTON.
SHOES.
177.-....sr.A ANDREW STREET. 1T
noeO iy New Orleans.
TT YOU WANT BARGAINS.
BUY YOUR HATS
AT
q k.S
ocso1y "a st. Charles Street.
T .oU1s1ANA HAT MANUFAcroRY.
JOHN FR1E1. Practical Halter,
100 ST. gr's cT@R E s s srEEET 100
Under Mnrphy's Hotel, New Orleans.
stantiy on hand choice assortment Of Hats sells ~
20 THERE-wHEREi
TO DAMS HAT STORE,
$50 PoYDRAS STREET.
French and American Hats, of the latest styles
wSsre ana S1F 'eisi
n HURLEY.
FASHIONABLE HAT AND CAP STORE,
Between ST. Charles and Carondelet, New Orleans
Constantly on hand large assortment ofFINE HATS
Children's Fancy CAPS. ias Iy
WESTERN PRODUCE, LIQUORS, ETC.
SUNDRIES- Observation-Disclosures.
We offer for sale to Grocers and Dealers at the
lowest market price, and be of the
best quality, the following articles. in lots to suits
BacoN@shouiGers Clear Rib and Clear Sides,
LARDlTierees and Kegs.
S Shiss sssai.SPT SId HANfss
WHISTLES GSknes AR sesiasssai and Bourbon.
,.,,.e F1NNEY .. & p BYRNEs.
EDWARD BURKEa
WHOLESALE LIQUOR MERCHANT,
1856 and 1872 -Tchoupitoulas st.. 1s6 and 1872
Calls particular attention to his fine stock of
VERY yG GkP 6 dRISa sc WH!sk WHISKY
VERY ye EXP BE GKp T EaTkhDy WHISKY
Also, E. BGRKE Z CO. call tho attention of the
MEsTERS PRoD6cE at the Stores 1874 las and 1 is
New Levee street. corner of Girod. fel3ly
c. cAvARoc,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
5.-.--..-..---. Exchange Place
Sole Agent for the following brands of Liquors:
coco PERE EFT Fills,
ACHILLE PETIT,
A. L. DELEZINIER.
Also, j. Roussilon & Co.'s CHAMPAGNE. and Wines
Of Seignouret Freres. del2ly
P. 4. Finney. sThos Byrnes W. Byrnes.
EINNEY & BYRNES,
Dealers in
Western Produce and Provisions,
3d. -.Poydras Street --..s5
oc2 If New Orleans.
John HENDERSON,
WHOLESALE DEALER IN
WINES AND LIQUORS,
No. as Tchouptoulas street.
and y, "a and 16 Lafayette staeet,
fe27 ~ New Orleans
D BRADLEY.
Dealer in WESTERN PRODUCE. HAY, CORN, OATS,
Bran. Flour Potatoes, Onions, ETC.
Corner Elysan Fields and Front Levee Nos 80 and 40
near Pontchartrain RR Depot, Third Dist dig ly
MCCARTNEY & co.
DEALERS IN GRAIN, CORN MEAL and HAY,
observation-disclosures sTREET--.3O
Corner of Fulton. d5Iy
ToHN G. RYAN, WHOLESALE DEALER IN
Foreign and Domestic Wines and Liquors,
90 Tchouptoulas street. between Lafayette and Girod
New Orleans. jy2s1
T T. GIBBONS & CO.,
DEALERS IN
GRAIN, CORN MEAL, AND HAY
81, So 81, 63--.-..New Levee street So 6I 50
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Virtue and happiness are mother and
daughter.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

MOUND CITY
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
(of St. Louis, Mssouri)
LOUISIANA DEPARTMENT:
ORce-No. 80 Carondelet Street.
OFFICERS FOR LOUISIANA BRANCH:
Gov. C. H. MOUTON President.
Judgo n. EZhktlCh WOO fIesiueht "
D. b. S1MMES--. oecfetary anu AHonS'
MEDICAL EXAMINERS:
j. n FOLWELL, M. D.. j. b. RITCHIE. MD.
NEW ORLEANS DIRECTIONS:
James Jackson Col. +. II. Hatch
Major Octave VOORHEES,, L. A Wiltz,
Thos Eitzwiliam, Robert Hare.
All kinds of Life Policies issued by this Company
and -forfeiting after annual payment ja18 ly
MECHANICS AND TRADERS INSURANCE co.
No. ii Carondelet Street,
NEW ORLEANS, La,
Solicts Fire. Marine and River Risks Lowest Rates
CHAs ENosrrEID LLOYD r. COLEMAN,
o"~'' Secretary. President.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-11-18
BOSTON mARKET--Nov. 1e.

FL0UR.-The market for Flour remains about the
same. All domestic brands of high family grade
are held firm. but the trade are purchasing only in
small lots wanted. Sales have been at s4,TS "a s.
for Western superfine, $3.50. a 5000 for common
extras and S6,25 q 500 for Minnesota including
choice bakers brands. Small lots Rye Flour at $3.50
a $500 Dbl Corn Meal the sales have been at 81 IS
a $3.50.
GRATN.-The market for Corn is better and pri-
ces have advanced. The sales have been at csc a
S100 for Southern and Western yellow. Oats have
been in fair demand. prices for common and good
including Canada and Western at IS a 5Sc q bushel.
Rye is quiet sales 81 a Sl00
PROVISIONS.-Pork continues quite dull, but
with small stock prices remain about the same
Sales for prime, at 81, a So, and mess at s260
g ST 2 Dol. Beef quite steady and further arriv-
ais of new. sales of Western mess at Sl3 a. sl4,
for family extra is O. Is. Lard is not as firm and
tho sales at 10 "a l619 for steam and kettle rem
dcred. Smoked Hams, are in fair demand. selling
for lS q, 19e q 10 as to quality.
pR0DUCE.-The arrivals of Butter continue large
and the market remains without Improvement The
sales have been at 70 45c for choice N Y. and Yer
mont diaries p q Soc for common. Cheese remains
with fair demand sales have been at 10 a II for
mon and good farmers diaries and 1871 a ISL for
Factory. Potatoes have been in fair demand with
sales from 70 to soc q bush. Eggs are firm at g
q SIC 2 doz.
Wo0L.-The market is firm for all grades of do :
nestle and full prices have been realized. TIL e
sales for the week have been $4,000 pounds at
prices ranging from 81 g Csc for fleece according to
quality.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-11-18
WEsrMINsrER-Tbe Sabbath School

WESTMINSTER The Sabbath School
concert at the East Parish was held last
Sabbath afternoon in place Of their usu-
al preaching service, as their custom
monthly. 1t was well attended, and the
school acquitted themselves finely. The
leading topic was, "The love of God"
The scripture and the poetry bearing up.
on the subject we're most admirably Sc
leeted, all seemed DESTROYS in taking
part, and for want of time, several little
Misses were deprived of being heard, but
they are ready for the occasion. Didn't
those young ladies, Katie, Mary and
Eva who spoke upon the platform, do
honor to the cause of Christ and them
selves ? And the little infant class with
their teacher, we do not forget. also the
exercises entitled, "The Better Land"
" Divine Love-" >" Religious Gems" how
well they were received. d.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-11-18

AcCGDEST.-Henry Saltus brakeman
on the Rutland road, residing in Bur
lington, was knocked down by the bridge
just south of Pittsford on Monday, while
on top of cattle car. The accident
was not known till the train reached
Sutherland Falls, when he was found
senseless on the ear. He was taken down
to Rutland, and medidal aid called no
bones were found broken and when the
stunning effects of the blow passed off,
he was pronounced able to bear trans
portatioH home
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-11-18

SoUTH READING.-The old grist mill
at South Reading, formerly owned by
Floyd Hawkins, has been repaired and
is once more in full operation, being own
ed by Alphonzo Washburn. The saw
mill at the south end, formerly owned by
w. NJ. Williams, has also been repaired
by Henry Allen who is now running the
same. The ladies Union Society Of South
Reading held their annual festival and
fair at KendalPs Hall in Felchville, on
Tuesday evening last. We have not
learned the receipts.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-11-18

STATE OF VERMONT ! The Probate Court
Westminster aforesaid: To 81 persons interested in
the estate Of JAMES WHEEL0Ck late OF Grafton
in said District deceased,
GREETING.
X0u are hereby notified that Henry S..Wheelock
i administrator Of the estate of said deceased has
filed his application representing that it will be nee
essary to sell all Of the real estate Of said deceased
in order TO raise funds pay the debts and charges
against said estate and has prayed for license to sci
the same at public auction private SALE and that
said Court will decide upon the allowance of said
application. the session Of said Court 70 be held
at the Inn of NJ. A. Wilder in Rockingham in said
District on the first Wednesday of December. 1870
IL you see cause.
c.B- EDDY. Register.
Nov = 1870. 81
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-11-18
Business Notes-fs7t.

We have commenced this week send.
ing out bills to all who have unsettled
accounts AT this oihee-work that would
have been done several weeks ago but
for the sickness of our book keeper =
We hope TO get them all out during the
next two weeks, and desire n prompt re-
spouse.
Our expenses this fall in repairs and
increased facilities for doing business
are very much more than ever before
large for our business-and We need all
dues to meet the unusual demands
against US.
THE ADVANCE SYSTEM.
The advance system proves to be as
good for country as city papers, and We
have made another "handsome gain" on
this plan during the pastyear. We have
not always found it convenient to look
over lists every week, and as conse-
quencc some have run over. Hereafter
this work will be done by our book keep
er, who will do it better than we have,
as she will be more impartial.
Those who have usually settled with
an agent can do so as before, and we
would take this opportunity to urge up
on all the advantage of advance pay
ment. BY it no large bills ever accrue,
besides avoiding errors of account
Therefore we ask in all kindness of our
friends and patrons if they are not will
ing to adopt this plan and make it for
US still greater and complete success,
for 1871.