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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1860-11-30
Italy.

On the Sd inst, a battle was fought be.
tween the forces of the King of Sardinia
and those of the King of Naples. Of the
result, and the future of the Neapolitan
King and of Italy, the Boston Journal
says:
The great victory over the Bourbon
forces, won by Victor Emmanuel on the Sd
inst, probably puts an end to the military
campaign waged after the Parthian style
by the ex-King of Naples. With a decisive
overthrow in fair fight, with loss Of
1000 prisoners, with two such Generals
against him as the King of Sardinia and
Garibaldi, and with no material support
from any of his late royal brethren, Fran
els II may well consider that his public
life is over, and that he can now make
that choice of residence between Austria
and Spain which began to occupy his
thoughts as soon as he heard that Garibal-
di had landed on the coast of Calabria. 1t
he does not come to this timely conclusion,
Gaeta must be assaulted and carried by
the victorious troops, in which event the
royal tyrant would stand in some danger
of being exiled to that country whence there
is no return
But the probability is that Francis will
quietly take leave of his kingdom while
his conqueror is visiting the capital, to
which he has been summoned by the almost
unanimous suffrage of the people. The
annexation of the country to Sardinia will
be consummated in due season. ifnot with
general consent, yet with no resistance from
outside parties. Louis Napoleon sees in
the event such manifest and nessary re-
suit of the causes which he himself set in
operation year ago last January, that
consistency compels his acquiescence, even
if his sympathies do not reach to the same
extent. The other leadingpowers-exccpt
Great Britain, for once heartily right in
her foreign policy-have mutually chokcd
each other out of the list of intermeddlers
The course, then, for the new Italian
kingdom appears to be free, so far at least
as outside difficulties are concerned. The
question of the Roman State is yet to be
solved-or rather the question Of the Pope
for the States seem to be of the same mind
with the rest of the Peninsula. Still, we
cannot doubt that this will yield to the
progress Of events, while there is even hope
that Austria, now more isolated among
the powers of Europe than ever before, and
threatened with fresh troubles in Hungary,
will give up Venctia on favorable terms,
and wholly withdraw from Italy.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1860-11-30
SALUTATORY.


first number of the Lamoille Neaosdealer.
In relation to the manner in which the
paper will be conducted, we refer to the
prospectus, which has been pretty gcner.
ally circulated through the county, and
from which we quote: aH
"The design of the publisher is to pre-.
sent to the reading public of Lamoille coun-
ty and vicinity, a paper which shall give
a synopsis of the general news of the day,
and also a complete and full account of all
matters of general interest which may
transpire in this section of the State.
1.-The paper will be printed on new type,
and nothing necessary to render it interest
ing and profitable to its patrons will be
lacking. Some of the best writer's in the
country have promised to become contrib
utors to its columns; and the services of
Others will be enlisted as soon as the nee
essary arrangements can be made. 1t is
also the intention to obtain the assistance
of a correspondent in each town in the coun-
ty, to report items of local interest which
may transpire in his vicinity. ".
I'm politics, the Neaosdealer will advo-
cate the principles of the Republican par
ty. 1t is not the purpose, however, to
make the paper 50 much a partisan sheet,
as vehicle of useful information. It's
columns will be open to the discussion of
all matters of general interest, and COM
munications from all who may choose to
write, on local and general matters, are
solicited.
1t is hoped that the people of this coun-
ty will so appreciate the Importance of the
enterprise, and the advantage of having a
newspaper published in their midst, that
they will give the undertaking their
hearty support, and show their appreciation
and good will in such substantial way
as may render it not only lirfag, but a
paying establishment
We would say in addition, that we
shall give religious matters place in the
columns of the Neusdeoler. In this de-
partment, we shall have to depend on the
assistance of the clcrgymen of the various
denominations in the county and we
hope they will furnish us with such items
of general interest of this character as
may come to their knowledge
We shall also devote portion of the
paper to agricultural matters
In short, we shall cndeavor to publish
paper which will be entertaining and
profitable to its patrons; and which, we
will venture to hope, will give us encour-
aging returns for the labor we bestow upon
it.
We place the publication-day on Fri
day, because that by 50 doing We shall be
the better able to give to our readers such
items of State and general news as may
be furnished us by our exchanges. The
paper will be printed on the same day it
is dated, so that communications and ad-
vertisements which reach us on Thursday,
can be inserted in the paper of that week
Matters, however, which do not reach us
until Friday, must necessarily be post
poned until another week.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1860-11-30

ca The much talked-of Dog Law Bill
did not become a law at all, much to the
regret of all pcaceable citizens
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1860-11-30
A f,uRONI(

A CHRoSI
gentleman WI
in the United
timeau in h'
America, =" a
landed, infor5
/ had arrived
the institutlo |
in ruins befo
that the lev,
society /; and
on the verge
o o L
in all my tri
ton, but cou1
even less of
and cadets q
tia on train
on the Huds
be called m
and militia
Of any desi]
ment. At
an explanat|
ored statesr
we presume
that the G.
for fifty ye'
years to col
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1860-11-30

ing for a wife. / am in receipt of a
thousand dollars year from my business,
which is daily on the increase. OF all
the ladies of my acquaintance, | admire
YOU the most-indeed i love you, and
would gladly make you my wife"
"You fatter me by your preference, "
good humoredly replied Miss s., to
the surprise of all present. 81 refer you
to my father"
"Bravov' exclaimed the gentleman.
"Well, 1 declarer' said the ladies in
chorus.
The lady and gentleman, good reader,
were married soon after. Wasn't that a
modest way of " coming to the point, y
and lady-like method of taking man
at his word ?
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1860-11-30

ca The bill for setting off part Of
the town Of Elmorc to Morristown, was
lost in the Senate
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1860-11-30

AN OLD GUN.-A chap was in the habit
Of attending militia trainings with what he
called his revolutionary gun. He was al
ways boasting about it. declaring that it
had gone through the Revolution. One day
q friend said to him that the stock Of the
gun "was new he didn't call that revolu-
tionary."
No, he couldn't say that the stock was
revolutionary, but the barrel was.
But the barrel is new, too; it can't be
revolutionary"
well, " said the chap, IL won't say
the barrel is Revolutionary nuther; but I'll
tell you what it is, the ramrod's revolution.
airy, anyhow"
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1860-11-30

From South Carolina-The Governors Message.
COLUMBIA, S. c., Nov. 81. The gov
ernor's message was read to day. He
advises guaranty of 5 per cent on a di-
rect trade with Europe He says the Post
master of Charleston, as soon as his State
secedes, will sever his connection with the
Federal Government and offer his services
to the State, which, with the resignation
of other Postmasters, will enable the State
to establish its own postal system. He
suggests the tempory use of Adams Ex-
press He also advises the prohibition of
slaves from States not members of the
Southern Confederacy. He hopes all the
slave States will unite in the Confederacy,
and advises stringent laws against abo-
lition incendiaries.
He does not doubt but that Georgia,
Alabama, Mississippi, Florida, Texas and
Arkansas will Immediately follow South
Carolina, and all the other Southern States
eventually. If the resort to arms is nee
essary the service of volunteers from every
part of the South has been rendered
He does not believe the present or the
next Administration will attempt to coerce
South Carolina, after secession by refusing
to surrender the harbor dcfenses or inter
fcring with imports and exports. But if
mistaken, they must accept the issue as
becomes men prefcrring humiliation to
disgrace.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1860-11-30
4 9 it0.

In this town. on the 2yth inst. Mrs. Obadiah
II. Barnes, aged a. years,
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1860-11-30
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.

Retc1dere, Charles b. Weston, Thomas
Potter Amos X. Whittemore, Jerre Shat
tuck, Alva Chaffee.
Cambridge, William Mellcndy, Ethar
A. Hail. Daniel w. Cutting, William H
I'll. Wood, Nathl. Reed Elias Chadwick
John I. Fullington.
Eden, Amasa Stevens, Orrcn Chase
Z. M. Darling, Saml. Plumley, H. H
Stone.
Elmore, Ira Bishop, George Kenfeld
David G.. Camp, Haskell u. Merritt, A
M. Kelley.
Hyde Park, Russell S. Page, Nelson F
Keller, Abel Smalley, Asa Ordway, A. j
Campbell, Alfred Holbrook, Saml Wright
johnson, Manly Dimick, Robert Balcl
Simeon S. Robins, Robert G. Christie
Erastus Philips, Edwin James, Lucins H
H. Wheeler.
Moaristoacn, Orlo Cady, Winslow Vince
lock John Baker, J. c. Noyes, G. 4
Bingham, George +. Small, John P. Cap
ron.
Store, Joseph II. Bennett, William
Raymond, David 7. Allen, James w
Stiles, John Robinson, Hiram Town
William R. Cheney.
Waterville, Solomon Gilmore, Benja
min +. Hulburd, Simeon Hemmenway
J. T. Marcy, Il. w. Brown.
WolcoH, Porter Crane, Carlton TIDAL
David X. Andrus, Sloan Gates, Fl arrisor
G. Chubb.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1860-11-30
81 Always Singing

While talking with neighbor, heard
a sweet plaintivc voice singing that beau
tiful hymn:
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1860-11-30
County Officers and Justices of the reace of
LamoiIIe County.

LamoiIIe county.
assistant Judges Of Comfy Court
Samuel M. Pennock, Morristown; Norman
Atwood, Cambridge.
Judge Of Probate, Alexander Riddle
johnson.
States attorney, Reuben G. Benton
Hyde Park.
Sheriff, E. P. Fairman, Wolcott.
High Bai1f, Roswell D. Bennett
Hyde Park.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1860-11-30

II
CENT
TlHE Whit,
Ill mence n
under the Oh
so wen ana
CommO1
Higher,
Languai
French,
Music,
Drawn
Penmar
Vocal l
1t is desir |
conmencen
Hyde Pa
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1860-11-30
co I

CO
Continues
village in
DR.. Hunto1
thago est 4
| am not |
Pettifogge]
Investigate
to finish u |
please to 4
out, or G.
an old La
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Der iruberen 28biiburtitrn Gjaacte, No. II MainiraFs. noe Nir.
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SS"'S' REORGANIZATION ub an Saba
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Icuer. mmD Standardization,

Der
Virginia Fire * Marine Insurance Company
bic six Bona 6;ee @apjtat BON SEQ, 900 teTs
uno i'm 3ahre 1882 Ourb Die g'eiesgebuns
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bureau ~ babtn.
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200 Srenh Brandy, Sin unp 8an.
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