Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1860-12-21

seems to incline to a compromise OF some
sort or other, but it will be difficult to fix
upon any thing which will be satisfactory
Various propositions, among which is
one to amend the Constitution, so as di.
rectly to recognize slavery "where it now
exists and where it may hereafter exist, y
have been referred to the Union Commit
tee.
Gg Ex-Treasurer Bates is now in North.
field, where he will remain for short
time, for the purpose of appearing before
the Commissioners appointed by the Leg
islature, to settle with his bondsmen. He
gives the commissioners and his bondsmen
reason to believe that he has property suf-
fcient to protect all parties in interest
from loss, and assures them that it shall
be forthcoming as soon as the proper
transfer can be negotiated. saw.
W7 E. B. Sawyer, Esq. agent for the
Cosmopolitan Art Association, has laid
upon our table the December No. of the
Cosmopolitan Art Journal. The Art
Journal is quarterly of about SO quarto
pages, devoted to Art Criticism, Art Lit
erature and Biography, and repository of
Belle-lettres literature at $500 per year.
To all persons interested in the fine arts,
it is Journal of great value.
Published at 548 Broadway, N. Y. G.
L. Derby, Actuary.
ca We have received copy of Atwa-
ter's Vermont Directory, for 1860. 1t is
good work, and well worth possessing.
81 We had the pleasure of attending
on Tuesday last, an exhibition of Stan :
ley's Panorama Of Western Wilds, or In
dian Life and Scenes. Gentlemen who
have visited some of the scenes represent
ed, concur in calling it a very good thing.
81 Mr.. Ora Wiswall has purchased
and moved into the house occupied by che
late DR.. Hunton, and is hereafter to be one
of the residents of our village.
Albert A. Leland has rented the farm
of Mr.. W., and has already taken posses
sion of the premises.
B Mr.. A. N. Whitney, of Craftsbury,
the well-known Music Teacher, has gone
to Europe. sgd .
ca The Irasburgh STANDARD thinks
that in view of the disclosures of the late
thieving operations at the Lake Bridge,
that is +" the place for one. of the county
buildings" for that county, "sotttn."
G J. P. Lane, formerly Of South Troy,
has accepted call to become the pastor
of the Congregational Church and Society
in East Weymouth, Mass.
Coventry, with population of GA, fur
nishes Teachers for Eighteen District
Schools, ry
Ey We see the Newsdealer, little
paper Just commenced at Hyde Park, is
trying to sail between wind and water,
and please all parties, SO as to get live
lihood. This may all be very pleasing to
the silver greys Of Lamoille county, but
it is not the policy to get hearty and
efficient support. There have been several
attempts to make new papers live in this
State by a dish-water, good Lord, good
devil policy, but six months has always
found them begging us to take their lists.
If the Nepsdealer will take our advice, it
not be found drifting before the wind,
nor dipping, laundering in the waves.
Stand up to the true Republican princi-
pies, and you will need no guaratee Of
success. sc Green Mountain freeman.
Umph Well, that's cool Amt jeal-
GUS, nor nothin', eh?
CARL SHURz is to deliver lecture in
Rutland, on the 3lst inst. Subject
America Abroad" a ftf
Boston JoURNAL.--This is one Of the best
newspapers in the country; perhaps the
best in New England. See prospectus in
another column.
THIEvING AGAIN.-Mr. Snow, one of