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The New York herald., 1871-09-13
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sr and da%s HsS ous ass nS S".n now
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5000 para Trousers. foot;
b2M0 pairs Trousers. mounted,
5000 pairs Drawers,
10000 Shirts, fanncl
$1,000 Shirts, gray
46,0uU Great C0ats, mounted;
12i,D00 Great Coats, foot;
$1,000 Blankets wool;
lSS,0Nb Sack Coats, iurd;
1900 Sack Coats. uulincI;
1000 pairs Boots aad HOotees
$4,000 Forage Cnps,
2lW0 pairs Stockings,
and various other articles
The terms of will bD stated ia tho catalogues, which
can he obtained at THE o!ce.
by order Of the Qiariermistcr General. -
q. n. HOYT,
Captain and Depot Quarternaster.
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NFRS. GLEASON, LATE or NO. I IRVING PLACE
1 having elegantly furnished the 6l8 Fifth
nue. Is prepared to receive applications for ROOMS sins
4
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ITO sPECULAToRs-FoRs SALE, TWO FULL LOTS ON
IL Fiftv.iflh street, between Sixth and Seventh
Win be sold cheap. Apply between 10 IL o'clock to
WARREN TUCKER, No. Maiden lane.
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HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET-wITH.
IA out board, to gentlemen for light Housekeeping,
293 West Forticth street
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" v.H. BERrHoLF AUCTION EEa-suc cCEssoR To
IL. William Wners--Sells this day, at oeocs, at ~
Canal street. large assortment Of Paor suIs Dressing
Bureaus, Centre Tables Bedsead bookcases,
seIs and Ingram Carpets Mattngs, kuss Vciop,, us
ilusk and other Ma.,rosscs Feather BcIs s
vera store fx,rcs. Caays tsaif yead las EAl3ls ga
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TTOR SALE OR TO RENT--A NEW ELEGANT THREE
story Brown Stone 2s West third street. between
Sixth and Broadway 1ax50x00 price @240o rent
ras0ttcr. Sixth avenue.
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TOR SALE OR TO LET-A BROWN STONE HOUSE,
With all the modern Improvements, Furnished Or par.
lireot from 10 A. NJ. until P. NJ, OF ALLEN STE.
VENS 4 Eleventh avenue, Of Thirty ninth street.
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A VALUABLE PLOT OF LAND, ABOVE FORTY SEC.
"a ond street, between Sixth avenue and Broadway t7
tee inches by ~ feet and improvements consisting of
four story brown stone House, and moern 20Y5G
Two story brick Building, strong and substantial, 25xs2
easily enlarged or altered to manufacturing business
or public institution; restriction land Tor sale at
bargain AMI on easy terms. Apply 10 HENRY MCGUCKIN
Plumber aud Gashttcr 844 ST jxth avenue.
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TOR SALE-ON THE BANKS OF THE HUDSON, ONE
j. of the most beautiful Gardcn Spots In Yonkers brick
House, elegantly urnlshed brick Stable. with two acres Of
Land all in splendid order Inquire at "A Clinton place.
New York
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A COLUMBIA COLLEGE LEAsEHoLD HOUSE FOR
a sale on West Forty eighth street, No. IS: Just
hauled painted and In thorough repair; 2lxogy N ground
rent 1893 per annum; price S2s,O9c Appi' to henry
MC0UCklN, owner, plumber and gasntler''4 Sixth av
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E'IRsT CLASS RESIDENCE Is ROOMS; CARRIAGE
hoHse, gas waer fruit noweIs shrueSery IN abgn, a
teeu. including water 'front.' dock; Eve minutes from New
Brighton cry opportunity for yechtsmen to close estate
G1l000: terms easy DARRIN, SO Broad street,
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HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS TO RENT-ON
second oor without board; near Dclmonco's. II East
Fourteenth street.
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so WEST FIFTY-FIFTH STREET-FOR SALE, FOUR
OO high Nova front is well built,
bcau fully and has all tho modern improvements.
Appy u prerises
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A THREE STORY HOUSE, 116 EAST TwENTy-sEC-
N ond street: also Al East TweDtyeishth street; both
near Fourth avenue and in perfect order each OO to
satisfactory tenant
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A LIEN b. MINER, AUCTIONEER.
IA ALLEN h. MINER Il BROTHER,
late HENRY II. LEEDS 4 MINER,
tEstabshed lel7.)
Salesrooms SO Chambers aud II Rcadc street.
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tween Filth and Sixth avenues, substantially built
neatly finished for sale at moderate prices and upon
Terms READY for occupation. Apply to PHILIP FlrzPAT
RICK. owner, Si2 Sixth avenue,
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CTEAM POWER TO LET--FROM ONE TO 80 HORSE
- with well lighted Rooms IN Centre, Elm and Tweaty
SECOND streets. Apply to G. r. HALL. 1877 Elm street.
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JERSEY CITY, HOBOTkEN, HUDSUN CITY
AND BEitGEN REAL ESTATE.

ITO LET-FOR $50 PER MONTH EACH, NINE NEW
-four story Mansard roof Houses, being finished
containing rooms gas throughout heaters ranges
stationary wash tubs ballroom water closet marble
In each house, oniy ~ minutes from Liberty
ferry on one the best Jersey City cigh En
Cravings these houses be seen and further Information
had Of A. NJ. CAPEN y6l Broadway.
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A SMALL HANDSOMELY FURNISHED HOUSE.
~ near Broadway below the Park; good locations con.
a.ns all improvements; desirable Tor gentleman and
wife small familyi better than fiat Sl25 PER
MONTH S. Il. GOODALF,
No. West Twenty.thrd street, Fifth Avenue Iioto.
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-LNOR SALE-THREE AND ONE-HALF ACRES OF
4 Ground, more II desired, with attractive
modous Cottage, stable, &c occupying commanding posi-
leld having unnterrut Of both rlaces
lent depos midland and Lconia); neighborhood
fngy desirable for gentlemen Of leisure business being
strictly Grst class only nne miles cy would trade
for email House in this city, lightly encumbered. Apply to
HENRY a. HOYT, l4l Broadway, room l.
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NERY DESIRABLE THREE AND -FOUR STORY
high soop houses in Fortyttb Forty eighty Fiy first,
Fffty..hrd streets and Lexington avenue.
b. A. KlSSAM, $40 Sixth avenue Fortystxth street,
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TO LET FOR BUSINESS pUuposEs.

r Offs OR ROOMS TO LET.
One OF The best locations Union square. inquire
HA1NES BROS Building ~ Union square. Reascnab,
terms to good tennnt
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EoR sALE-A BEAUTIFUL FOUR TORY BROWN
y stone House, Columbia Coile,e lease, very near
Fifth avenue the house built by days work In the best
manner is 2lx5 feet and is perfect ordcr ground
w33 per annum. For further particulars apply No Pine
Or 30 East seTen!ecnth street .of h. H. LUDLOW CO.
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CTORE TO LET IN CATHARINE sTREET-GoOD
~ stand for bustness given ten years
Apply TO owner 15S Henry street.
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10 WEST FIFTy-FIRsT STREET, BETWEEN FIFTH
Il and sixth avcnues.-Io in fee simple; improved
6.sx5 xo0 four price SssgoJ rent $2sp0 Apply
10 HENRY McGUEkIN, owner, Plumber and Gas Filter,
klA
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nNE OR TWO LARGE FURNISHED ROOMS WITH
" cose1 running water and of bath, gentlemen in
small private family near Broadway. Apply at l03 West
Twenty-ninth street.
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A COSEY HOUSE TO LET--FULLY FURNISHED, UN.
~ III the ls Of June, to strictly private arry $500
per month immediate possession. Apply at 65 West Tenth
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TIOR sALE-TwENTY ACRES OF TIE LARGEST AND
IL best cord wood and timber Staten Island. For
tculars apply to sIMONSoN WATERS, ~ Pine street,
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PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE
OR TO RENT .

LII WANTING FARMS-G0OD SOIL, MILD Gil
"A mate-for papers address o. X. Lands, vineland,
N j.
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A $50 WEST FoRTy.THIRD sTREET-A THREE
IA story high sIoop Philadelphia brick House, all i'm
rrovements perfect ore rent aeol fer balance
Ito May ~ Apply on premises or to POTTER BROTHERS,
Nos. and Warren street.
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TOUR STORY HIGH STOOP BRICK HOUSE IN WEST
I Thirty eighth street, between Seventh and Eighth
nues, @l4,Oc0 AZ b. s. LEVY CO.'S 81 West Thir ~.
pichth street, near Eighth avenue,
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1871-10-20

FATAL AccIDENT-The BrattJeboro
Record, says sad and fatal accident &C.
CURED at the new bridge site across West
River, near West Dummerston village,
on Saturday, the 18th inst. Frank Bar
rett, son of Justin Barrett of West Brat.
tleboro, aged about 20 years, and en-
ployed on the bridge, was instantly kill
ed while helping to raise the horses to
lay the bridge upon. The hands were
raising one OF the horses, when the chain
used in lifting the timbers broke, letting
the timbers of three horses fall the dis
lance of 20 or more fees, hitting Barrett,
and smashing him in horrible manner
breaking his skull, neck, both arms and
legs. Several others were standing Oh
the ground with him, but were not hurt.
One young man by the name of hanson
was on the timbers at the time, and saw
ed himself by jumping into the water,
some 20 feet. He was somewhat hurt,
but not seriously.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1871-10-20
Vermont News.

jay Peak was white with snow Sep
tember Dist.
w. II. Clement Of Newport, has
lost all his children, four in number,
since the 18th of August, by dysentery,
- The starch factories at Westfield
have commenced to work. The price
paid for potatoes is 20 cents.
- The man who has bale Of hops
this year is independent. One of the
Bethel farmers, Alden Spooner, brought
in load las, week, for which he took
nearly $1,000.
- AT the annual meeting of the Yer
mont historical society, held at Burling-
ton on the 10Th, Dr. William III. Lord OF
that city was chosen president for the en-
suing year, Henry Clark of Rutland, re-
cording secretary, George G. Benedict OF
Burlington corresponding secretary, aud
Col. Herman d. Hopkins of Montpelier
treasurer.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1871-10-20
Commissioners, Notice.

WE THE Subscribers being appointed by the Hon
w the Probate Court for the District of W estmins-
ter, Commissioners to receive. examine and adjust
all claims of all persons against the Estate OF
ISAAC PALMER late of Pulney in said District,
and six months from the SIXTH day of SEPTEM-
Der, A. d.. 1871. being allowed by said court for
that purpose. we do therefore give notice that we
Will attend to the business of our appointment at
the late dwelling house of said deceased on the first
Tt ESDAYS in JANUARY and FEBRUARY next.
from NINE o'clock A. NJ, until -FOUR o'clock p.
NJ.
JOHN KIMBALL. Commissioners.
2. ID. kEYES.. NVini"t'siVhois'
Putney, Oct. Is. 1871. 42-H
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1871-10-20

DBDIoATIoN AT KEENE.-The dedica-
ton of the soldiers monument at Keene
n. H., takes place on Friday of this
week and promises to be very interest
ing affair. Gen. Fitzpatrick, Senator
Patterson, Gov Weston and the militia
ry will be present, and the Cheshire
railroad will carry passengers for fare
one way.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1871-10-20
Union Relief Society.

All interested (and who is not p in the
cause of giving relief TO the sufferers in
the West, are requested to meet at the
residence of Col, Hyde, on Monday even
ing next, at I o'clock. Both ladies and
gentlemen are invited and it is hoped
there will be large attendance. Prompt
and speedy action is what is most need
al
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1871-10-20
Now Is the IInlIr.

All over New England Union Aid So
cieties are springing up as by magic, to
help the sufferers Of the west, Let all
help the good work along. They are
managed very much after the manner of
soldiers aid societies during the war;
We all remember how that was. Now is
the opportunity for practical christian
duty. 1t will prove good investment,
and be accounted to us as such. He that
will do his whole duty will not fail in
the hour of his neighbours need.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1871-10-20

SOUTH READING Mrs. n. Swain and
Mrs. J. s. Written have sold their home
stead and lot in South Reading to Messrs.
Levi Wetherbee and Myron A. Davis,
who propose to Immediately erect on the
old tannery lot west of the buildings, a
steam saw mill, and go into the lumber
business. They expect to get started
this winter Their lumber will probably
be taken to the cars at Windsor, and will
make considerable teamiDg on that line.
1t will include much hard wood lumber,
and is the most promising business en-
terprise that has been started or project
ed in that place for some time. They are
worthy men who have engaged in it and
we hope will meet with the full measure
of success which we are sure they deserve,
Mrs. MIRANDA Watkins (widow of the
late John Watkins.) celebrated her sew
enty-fifth birthday on Saturday, October
9TH, by inviting several of her acquain-
tances to meet her at the residence of her
son-in-law, A. w. Goddard. There were
twelve ladies present whose united ages
were S27 years, and two gentlemen whose
ages amounted to 153 years After tea
Mrs. Watkins read some remarks which
she had written for the occasion, express
ing thanks to her visitors and remarking
upon the improbability of ever meeting
again. It was an interesting occasion,
and among those present was her sister
Mrs. Solomon Keyes of Reading, who
is now in her 69th year
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Commissioner, Notice.

WE THE Subscribers. being duly appointed by
w the Hon. Probate Court for the District Of
Westmi nster. Commissioners to receive, examine
and adjust all claims and demands of all persons
against the estate of JOHN Ii. KIMBALIl, late Of
Townshend, in said District deceased. and also all
claims and demands exhibited in offset thereto; and
six months from the 23d day Of September last, be-
ing allowed by said court for that purpose. we do
therefore hereby give notice. that we Will attend TO
the business Of our said appointment at the late
dwelling house Of said dec eased in TOwnshend, in
said District, on thelast TUESDAYS OfNoYEMBER
and MARCH next from NINE o'clock A. NJ, until
FOUR o'clock, p, Nj. on each of said days.
O. II. GARFIELD
NATHAN PIERCE. Commission ers.
FRANCIS kIDDER.
JOHN S. FULLERTON, Admir-.
Townshend, Oct, II. A. D.. 1871, 42-44
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1871-10-20

DISTRICT COURT OF THIEF For the District of
UNITED STATES Vermont: In the
matter of ISAAC l.. SARGENT of Brattleboro Vt.
Bankrupt
A WARRANT in Bankruptcy has been issued by
II said Court against the estate of Isaac L. Sargent
of Brattleboro. of the County of Windham. of the
State of Vermont in said district adiudged abank-
rupt upon the petition of his creditors and the
payment of any debts, and the delivery ofany Prop
erty belonging TO said Bankrupto him TO his use.
and the transfer Of any property by him are for bid
den by law. meeting .of the Creditors of said
bankrupt, to prove their debts and choose one or
more assignees of his estate. viii be held at Court
of Bankruptcy to be holden At Brattleboro, in said
TEN o'clock a. NJ, at the office of CLARK & HAS
KINS before Hon. A. UNDERWOOD one of the
Registers in Bankruptcy in said Court.
GEORGE p, FOSTER.
42-44 L. S. Marshal as Messenger.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1871-10-20
BOSTON mARKET--oct. II.

FLOUR The Flour trade has been little more
active, and prices have advanced from 26c TO 81 r
Dbl, There is scarcity for some brands The Sales
at 5000 "a $3.50 for Western supertine S7,0l "a
81 rs for common extras, and S7,25 S., 80 for Min
nesota including choice bakers brands. Small lots
Rye Flour at $500 e $500 p Dbl. Corn Meal sales
at S3ST q 4 z Dbl.
GRAIN.-There is q firm feeling for Corn, and
prices have anced and tend upward. The sales
have been 900 92c p bush. for Southern and Western
yellow. In Oats there is no material change. The
supply is still quite abundant The sales have been
at 50 Ga5Tc for dark and 59c for white T. bush. Rye
continues to be taken in small lots 80 a 81 BUSH
PR0NISI0NS,--Fhe Pork market is quite firm
a good demand The sales for prime, at Sll,00 "a
Sl2.00 and mess at sli,50 a $500 p Dbl Beef is
quite steady Sales of Western mess at SO "a $500
for family extra Is a. 16. Lard remains without
change. andis selling at 10 q l019c for steam and
kettle rendered. Smoked Hams have been selling
for u u l5c q h as to quality.
pRODUCE.-Ihe market has been considerable in
CHI dice grades of Butter but poor is dull and neg
lected. Sales have been at 80 a 33c for choice N Y.
and Vermont diaries, 20 a. 2Sc 2 ID for common
Cheese is quite firm and prices have advanced. The
sales have been at 10 "a l3e for common and good
farmers diaries and II a lac, for Factory. Pota
toes have been arriving more freely and are in fair
demand. selling at IS q Zoe bush. for Early Rose,
and 30 a so for jackson Whites TO quality. Sweet
Potatoes have been selling 81 so a IS 2 bb On
ions plenty and dull with sales at 81 a 81 25 2
Dbl.
| W00L.-The demand for Wool is good and the
market is firm and prices tend upward. The sales
have been the past week 100000 lbs averaging from
| SO a lie f4fb.
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CATTLE MARK EFT.
TUESDAY Oct. II. 1871

TUESDAY Uct. II, I6II.
PRICES.
Prices of Market Beef-Extra, 5000 a SO, so
first quality. $500 a $50; I'd quality, $50 "a 500
third quality S5 80 "a $50.
Sheen and Lamns,--Per head, in lots SO a IS Is
a s71a each slim sheep 81 rs a $50 II head.
Hides.-S a $40 . 10.
Pets $1,000 Sl,50 each Calf Skins 16 a 1Scf 10.
Tallow, a 6l2c T. NJ.
Mich Cows and Calves-s30. $50. $50 and SIS.
Prices of Store Cattle.-Working Oxen. pair, $50
500. SIPS a SIS.
Yearlings IS @ SIS; two years old sl2 a s2s
hree years old. s25 % s15.
Live Poultry,-Extra l5c e 10; prime Az q 1870
dium 1414c.
REMARLS.-Last week s prices sustained on
all good beef but ordinary is heavy. The sales ran
from 81 to Z and sc. Sheep in fair demand. and
range from to 7e Lots were also sold at 81 35 to
So. head. Live Poultry remains the me. with
fair demand. few turkeys in market. The sales
ran from 49, TO l5c.
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CHARLES bARTON,
Care of William Davis or Tenth Nation
al Bank, New York.
-Aex. Fullerton. eldest SON of Hon

-A'e x. Fullerton, eldest son of Hon.
Nathaniel Fullerton of Chester, one of
the millionaires of Chicago, is among
the heavy losers by the late conhagra-
ton. His palatial residence on Wabash
Avenue is in ruins, besides several other
buildings of which he was the owner.
Mr.. Fullerton however is all right, his
eggs not all being in one basket, as he
vet has handsome fortune left in New
York city.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1871-10-20

+ hereby given that the bondhoders under the
Il second Mortgage of the VERMONT VALLEY
Railroad Company, (which mortgage has been duly
foreclosed,l have formed n corporation under the
name of the VERMONT VALLEY RAILROAD
COMPANY of 1871. and have filed their said arti-
eles of association. forming said company in the Of
flee of the Secretary OF State Of Vermont and also
in the office of the County Clerk of Windham eoun-
ty. the county through which the railroad Of said
Company passes; a majority in amount of the prin-
cipal of said bonds secured by said mortgage having
been surrendered by the subscribers 10 the Stock o.
said Company. which articles are duly verified by
affidavit Of three directors of said Company, pursu
ant to the provisions of Chapter rs of the General
Statutes of Vermont applicable thereto.
Bellows Falls, VT. Oct. 10, 1871.
GouVERNEUR NORRIS President.
J. II. WILLIAMS, Treasurer. ~
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1871-10-20

WILMINGToN.-The store of o. o.
Ward, was entered on the night of the
It'll inst, and an unsuccessful attempt
made to force the safe.
Mr. Ephraim F. Haskell was severely
injured on the Sd inst, by the kick Of a
horse. The same day Nellie Tooley, a
little girl Of ten years, was run over in
the street by fast horse and buggy driv-
en- by Henry M. Roberts of Nottingham,
the wheels passing over her head, but
she escaped with some slight bruises, and
the destruction of her hat and clothing
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1871-10-20

SPRINGFIELD.-As MIR. Dexter Lokc-
wood was loading manure at the resi-
dence of b. f. Dana, Esq, on Saturday,
Oct. 18th, his horses became frightened,
by some unknown cause, and ran away.
The leader cleared himself from the rest
of the team, (there we're three horses on
the load and was not damaged. The
span ran down Mansion Hill with near
ly full load of manure, and directly
against the Band stand, the load forcing
them against it with such violence as to
crush the head and break the back Of
one horse and the right hind leg of the
other. Their injuries were such as tc
make it necessary to kill them both. The
horses were a valuable span. and hi;
neighbors Immediately made up a purse
for him of S230-a very creditable al
well as characteristic act of the good
people of Springfield.
- Fred Stearns, lad Of 16, accident
ally shot himself through the thigh OF
on the It'll inst, while hunting. He hat
caught coon and a partridge, and tax
ing his game walked a mile to the resi-
dence OF H. M. Arms, where Mrs. Arms
took team and carried him home Hi
wound is severe but not considered dan
gerous.
Caleb Taylor, the aged gentleman SC
severely injured three weeks since by al
accident, died on the 9th inst, of his in
juries.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1871-10-20

FIRE AT PERKINsvILLE. A small un-
occupied house belonging to the heirs of
F, J. Fuller. was destroyed by fire at
Perkinsville, between one and two o'clock
Wednesday morning last. 1t was no
doubt the work of an ineendiary, and is
the first dwelling house burnt in that
place for forty-five years. Two shops
have been burnt in that place within two
years, both no doubt, incendiary fires and
insured high.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1871-10-20

LAMotLLE VALLEY RAILRoAD.-Iti is
expected that the Lamoille Valley rail-
road will be completed to South Hard
wick, this year The track laying reach
ed West Danville Saturday night, and
will reach "Welden Summit next Sat
urday.
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nied.
Marriages and Deaths inserted FREE. Obituaries
including poetry to be paid for according to length

In Westminster. Oct. Is. Capt.JAMES TITCOMB
In Putney. oetob Der c. SIDNEY FULLER. aged
56.
In Eaton Rapids. Mich. Sept. 22d, DRUCILLA
NJ WHEELER, aged Il years. daughter of Herman
Wheeler, keene n. IL.
In So. Boston, Mass. Oct 18th, of whooping cough .
SADIE, youngest daughter of g. Orrin and Sarah
A. Lamphear aged II months
In Townshend, Oct .. very suddenly, Mrs. JERU-
SHA ADAMS HOWARD, wife of Albert Howard.
aged s years.
In Jamaica. Sept. IS, ELBRIDGE W.. only son of
David and Lueretia Eddy. aged year and months.
In Franklin, Franklin Co. New York, at the resi-
dence of her son-in-law. William Ii. Melvin. Oct g.
Mrs. SARAH STOW ELLIS. widow of the late Will
liam Ellis of South Woodstock. Vermont, Mrs. Ellis
woman of rare talent and has left beh ind her
many specimens of her able pen, in later years
She endeared to herself many friends, her hope
was the christians hope, and as she beloved in
life so she is lamented in death.