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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-01-18


fever, and after a few soothing words to
his wife, Mr.. Hall FASTENED to call the
family physician, who decided at once it
was case of scarlet fever.
a. Have your other children ever had
the fever, Mrs. Hall ?" he inquired.
mot one of them," was the despairing
reply.
Then I would advise you to send the
older ones Immediately away; they may
possibly escape the infection, and it may
be better to have the house quiet"
The next morning Fred and Willie
were sent away several miles to the house
of relative, and the house seemed
awfully still to their sad mother, who
bent anxiously over the unconscious Mary,
listening to the delirious rawlings when the
fever was high, Or shivering sobs and
means when it abated. Little Charley
was closely watched to see if the fever had
tainted his blood, and for several days
they hoped he would escape, but he awoke
one morning with the crimson staining his
pure cheek, and before night the fever
crept and glowed in every vein. 1t is
very pitiful to see q child suffer especially
an infant that knows nothing of the ma
ture of pain, and see looks so pleadingly
to those in trust for relief wondering
much that the mothers love, which never
failed before, should be so powerless now.
There was love that was stronger yet,
that did not fail, and after many days and
nights of painful watching, both children
were pronounced out of danger. On the
night that Mary's fever turned, Mrs. Hall
sat by the bedside, almost holding her
breath least she should disturb the deer
sleep into which she had fallen, and look.
ing on the pale, wasted face of her child
she thought of all the course of sickness
She thought, too, of her own impatient
words but few weeks before, and remem
bered that during her delirium wary had
not once spoken her name.
There was slight movement in the bed
and child's voice cried very family
mamma p
Was there ever such music to the moth
cr's ears, ever snch blessed tears as filleC
her eyes as she murmured. " Thank God
| have heard the name once more ?"
The sights and sounds of the sick-roon
slowly passed away, and the house ranG
again with childish voices but the motheI
had learned solemn lessoa, and the hasty
wish that had been so nearly granted wa
a warning memory whenever she wa
tempted to impatient words or thoughts.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-01-18

No. 5.--s. s. Pike, Attorney in above case,
was allowed $500
No. 6--Hiram Earl Deputy Jailor
For board of several prisoners, was allowed $50 60
No. T.--G. W. Hcndee. as Attorney in case State
Child g. Robinson, Sci ia. was
Allowed, 500
No. s.--R. s Page, Justice Of the Peace--On
tlial of complaint G. Wa W. Batchelder.
Justices fees, tofwhich Sicwas disallowed) 80 46
Officers 9 81 go 4" 446
Witness . 25I
500
Disallowed, 94
Allowed at ssw
~ Ft 4s t4 81
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-01-18

NUMBER THREE.
STATE OF VERMONT TO tt H4i
L. B. SAWYER, DR..
To one days attendance, loo
. transferring 20 cases to two dockets
Z" 50 l 60
IL new 6S l36
Chancery Debenture, $50
" Stationary, 100
I" Returns to Auditors, l 90 100
" Settling with Treasurer, 100
ss4s
The above account, examined and allowed at
So 46, at the above named Term.
V. w. WATERMAN. Court Auditor.
No. MANLY Demick, Justice Of the Peace
Accrued on trial of complaint s.. D. Graves.
Grand Jurors fees, 5 SO
justices fees, (of which 34c was disallow'd) 8 Is
Officers 45c 2y
Witness fees, Ill
$500
Deduct for disallowances, rs
Allowed at s. %
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-06-24


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@tn3eiaen.

EDWARD v. CANNON,
DefentIjhrr @ora' unO @crj6ts QJnmon,
OiTtc: Gdf @'nNrrucr- urD yrdntljn- 5troac,
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-06-24

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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-07

:, FEVER AND AGUg-A CASE OF EfoHr
MONTHS STANDING CunED BY BGRuAvE's
HOLLAND BIrTERs-MichRl Kelly, No. M
seventh, near Grant street, says:
Last July, while running on the river.
on cotton boat plying between Natehez
and New Orleans, was taken with Fever
and Ague. For eight longmonths suffer.
co with this dreadful disease. The greater
part of this time l was unable 10 WORK.
and Spent at least fifty dollars for different
u, but found no permanent relief.
Three weeks ago, one of my friends insist
Ell upon my trying RerhGpe's HOHond Biz
terS, saying that Il cure irGs Guaranteed
Atter taking it for one week, mnst state
was sound man. have been ut work
no%-tor two weeks, and have had no return
OF the Chills and Fever Whatever"
lceFtify that the above statement is true.
THOMAS ADAMS.
Diamond House, or at R, Cbester's
,uotnic HaIl. aPl-lm
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-07
From Sc. Innis.

ST. Louis. May 6.-Four full regiments
have been mustered Into the United Suites
service, md n iiIth is being formed. The
third and fourth regiments, and 4 part Of
tue seconds are eReaD:pCd. Gen. Lrgcl
has been elected Colonel of the third rggi-
fourth.
The Legislature WIS in secret session on
Saturday. Nothingtis known Il It's pro-
ceedings.
Tho reports of riots aud other DISTURB
ances in st. Louis, which arc floating
about the country, are entirely false. The
city is quiet and orderly, aud the utmost
freedom of slVech prevails in all quarters.
Ascvere gale of wind passed over tile
city, yesterday, damaging several houses to
considerable extent, and forcing four
steamers from their noorings at the wharf,
but, as far ms nscer.nined, no lives were
lost.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-07
Day4Ixwriting oftLv Um0n newspaper our

EY-IX writing Ufthv U"'On newspaper our
srusations are not unlike those which d.
kind hearted man might experience in tor
turing sluggish tot tOise that lay squirming
upon its back And the firm conviction
that tue Thick skin Of the concern is
scarcely less bard and insensible than that
OF the torpid reptile, is the only consider
alton that could induce US 10 say word
about it now. 1t still keeps standing, in
bold letters, at the head of its columns, the
following lines:
The largest Daily rirculattonI
Tue lnrEest Tri-weekly circulution!l
Toe largest Weekly circulation III of any
paper published in Wheeling.
1t is hardly necessary for US to repeat
that this is most omnipotent faischood.
Our smallest edition is equal to their lar
gest, and our aggregate circulation is
more than three times as large as theirs.
This fact is patent aud the UMioa knows
it, as well as it knows that its sands of
life" likethe retired physicians, 'arc near.
lyrun ont There is no depth of false
hood that man capable of this thing
would not stoop to. a newspaper ca
pable of persisting in this, with certain
knowledge of its open falsitY, it seems to
US, would run up at its masthead, ard
keep standing here, in defiance of public
opinion aud common decency, the vrlcst aud
most disgusting representation of obsccu-
tty that could be conceived bf. Thrust ae
terrible thing to be insensible to all
sharnel
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-07
p5-GRr1TDsAwBAcE,to person TII emi0r,

Ba5s GRRAT DRAwBACKto person emiRra.
lng TO the extreme south and western
country is the fear they hage OF the Fever
and Agne-the most dtrefnl of all diseases.
Every day we hear Of persons attacked by
this disease, and, made helpless in, a. short
time, without any means Of aIFording re-
lief. =. In view Of the great demand for a
remedy DR.. HOstetler has presented his
Celebrated Stomach Bitters, whose curA.
tive powers for all diseases of the stomach
have been universally acknowledge.
Tue b!ttsrs, prepared after long expert
ence and deep study, have received the
enconIiums of the most eminent physicians.
rs well as nil classes from every part of
: ar country. To those who doubt their
many virtues, all We can say is TO try them.
aud judge for themselves respectively
Sold by druggists and dealers generally
everywhere.
R8-seo advertisement in another col
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-07

RB TnAEKsuIvXo.-Our readers are
already aware that by resolution of the
City Council, and by proclamation of the
Mayor, in accordance herewith, Thursday
next is set Hpart as day of thanksgiving,
humiliation and PRAYER. We learn from
Mayor Sweeney that he has converscd
with the ministers of NIL the different de-
nominations in the city, and they have
signified their desire and intention Of OPEN
ing their respective churches for devotion
al duties. Most of the business houses
will also be closed aud the dag will be
generally observed.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-07
Prom the Cincinnati Com n,erclal Of last night.l
The Kentucky Election.

The returns which we have by telegraph
from Kentucky indicate sweeping Union
triumph-for although the disunfon marty
had snenkingly withdrawals ticket from
tn" Geld, i'll the desperate hope Of demon
ali5ing the election, and inducing all par
ties TO stay away from tho polls, the result
proves that the trick only operated to pro-
dnce a moro determined Turnout Of the
true men OF Kentucky.
Tie returns of the cities aud counties
already reported show nm immense vote
and it is all for the Union At Louisville,
the vote was between C, 900 and 1000 for
the Union candidate. The aggregate vote
oEthe city is only about eight thousand
The vote of Brncken county will reach
1900, which is within about 200 Of the to-
tat vote OF thetcOHnty ut the p esidential
election in November. Other returns from
the interior indicnte similnr results. In
tCovington the whole vote was ara. which
is only five votes less than the entire :ote
cast in November last.
This unanfmitY of sentiment for the
preservation of the uuion is the first cheer
ing omen from the Southern States since
the fall of Sumter. 1t indicates that the
noble commonwealth which Inst fall gave
y solid majority of 10000 against her own
Breckipridge, because he was suspected OF
dtsnnion pr1'liyities, is not now to ne sold
QUITO the Secessionists by unscrunuIou.
consptrators or n treacherous Governor.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-07
Letcher's Proclamation.

I. WASHINGTON MAJ 6th.-Gov. Lrtch +
issued n proclamation, saying that the
sovereignty of VirginiM Inns been denied;
her terretortal rights nssatled; snil threat
'ehet by Tim authorities of Washington and
every urtiice employed to inRams the pee :
pie OF Northern States againstus; it there.
fore becomes the solemn duty of every
citizen of Virginia 10 prepare for the inn
pending conligt In this view he author
lze5 the military commanders to order nut
the forces and muster additional numbers
oil volunteers, ms the exigencies Of the
Times may uemnnd.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-07

H@CouSrY CoURr.-Elijah Day pre-
sepIed his resignuttonNs Commissioner of
the Revenue, in accordance with his pre-
viously expressed determination. The
GOnrt ordered the opening of poll book
for the eleesiOn Q; n person TO ill the va
eancY. Itis understood that Mr.. Day will
be candidate, and if elected, will resign.
The Court also made provisions for voting
for a member of Congress, notwithstanding
the order Of the Eastern Virginia Conven-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-07
Arrival Of tbe City Of BaItimore.

Arrival of the City of Baltimore.
New YORK, May 6.-Tbe steamer City Of
Baltimore has arrived with Liverpool dates
Of the 24th nit.
A prospectus bns been issued Mt Liver
pool, with influential support, for n COM
pany To RIM line of steamers from that
port to New Orleans. Another company
hns been formed for Charleston, and the
letter starts its first steiner in July.
The Italian Chambers, by n very large
majority, have agreed to consider Garibal-
dis project for hrming the country. The
Ministry voted for the resolution.
The latest from Turin, to the 25ih ult.,
states that perfect reconciliation has ta-
ken place between Garibaidf, Cavour and
Ciandini.
The IndfpsHdeaee Beige states decidedly
that the negotiations between Paris and
Turin for opening Rome TO the Italians
approach favorable conclusion.
II is stated that the Pope is more than
ever resolved not to quit ROME.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-07
Taking Possession of the Relay
Por.a

BALrlAo4E, May 5.-Thc New York sgd
andthc MassaChtisettsts 9Th Regiments mr.
rived ut noon, at tho Relay House and took
possession of the telegraph, and planted
eight hhwiiEeEs nm the yihduct, aud inyest-
ed the place. This gives fall command OF
the road to und from the West. They cut
of telegraph, communication to Harper's
Ferry. It is runIored that this movement
'loOksto the retnking OF that place. Half
OF the members OF the Legislature are in
Baltimore. II communication is cut off
With Frederick they will not get their to-
morrow
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-07

R5~COrrEr HousEs,-Tbe City Council
on Saturday passed an ordinance providing
that ali coffee house licences, shall be paid
Tor one fourth in advance, one fourth on
or before the 3oth of June, aud the ball
Hnee on or before the LIST of October.
Heretofore the ordinance required that the
whole of the liscease should be paid for
at the time Of tnkiug out, bu. owing to the
rxtranrdinary state of affairs, the keepers
peutloned for tue above change The or
'''nance will he found in another column.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-07

NEw York. May 6.-The HernId's special
says Ellswurths Zuunves and Il. I. ArtiI-
iery have been ordered to Alexandria An.
nhpolis and Baltimore and tweu,v-ona
miles each side of the track of the q. &
% r. II. has beef, created a military depot,
commanded by Gen Butler.
All of the bridges burned will be re-
paired by Wednesday, by workmcn aided
by the people.
The Times Baltimore correspondent says
all but four companies OF militia have
been discharged. a member of the Po-
lice Board admits the reception of 1000
rifles by the secessiunists from Hnrper's
Ferry.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-07

RSrNOr lSsURED.-In noticing yesterday
morning the destruction of the Eagle Mills
by fire, we stated that the establishment
was nearly, if not quite, fully insured
This is mistake. The building was not
insured, nor was the manufactured mate
rial. The machinery, put in ny the lcssees,
PendletOn & Co.. was partly insured, but
Mr.. Dewey, the owner, loses the entire value
of the building. During Saturday an up
right post, supporting the framework of
the building, took FIRE. The Gre was put
out upon being discovered, LrA it is now
supposed that it was not thoroughly extin-
gnished and that the wind which prevailed
during the night blew up II fame, which
spread until towards morning, when the
tire broke out in such fury MS to destroy
the whole establishment before it could
be stopped.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-07

ES~oS MS MrscLr.-Mr. james Jones,
who boasts of being Baltimore plug.
was found flying around Market Square,
on Saturday evening, like dancing Judy.
Who Mr.. James whipped seemed to be
rAtherH secondary matter, hut the ucces-
sity for his whipping somebody was
apparently absol.te aud imperative
lie WAS ION his muscle" His combata-
tive energies were not directed to any
particular person. The whole square
seemed too small aud everybody in it
TOO Insignificant TO justify the letting
out OF the "tremeudous spiritp that was in
him. But officers Scroggtns aud Fender
pouucing upon him suddenly, caused him
70 wilt down like Piucked cabbage leaf
under fierce noon day sun. He was
taken into Aid. wright's office and Mayor
Sweeney, happening to lie present adjudg-
ed him to pay fine of three dollars and
costs, which he did and departed.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-07
Alarm at Alexandria--Card from
Gen. Scott.

wAsniSGTos, May 6,-By advice of the
military authorities, the Mayor has issued
a proclamation requiring all drinking Sit
looms to close half past . P. u.
Much alarm exists at Alexandria, owing
to the proposed military occupation.
Gen. Scott has published .lcard. beg
ging correspondents TO spare him, saying
that he has no Office in his gift--no power
TO nccePt volunteer corps or individuals.
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BY TETEGBNpH
CooRRkcTED naiEY.1

8CiHcINS4TI Nay 6th.-Flour unchanged, fair do
nand ut $4IU9+,Ib for snpsrfne, Wheat 2n3c
higher, prime red s. oS and white SLIP Corn steady
ut ": Oats 2s ShIsIy unchanged, sales nj lzIsc
N9th'nS done In provisions. niess pork Offered at
Sl1. Gnceries unchanged, demand moderate No
change H. money natter. Exchange ON New York
premium for Ky currency aud u premium Tor
NEW YORK, May Gth-Flour heavy. sales nj $5Ca
$40 for State, Sj,50Gs5.GO for Ohio and S5TT6iG IS
for Southern. Wheat dull. Corn dull Perk du /
at SlT ,5OGpls for mess anil SI3I5 for prI1nu Lnri
dull. whisky dull Mt l7lfsl7S4.
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RB-CApT, WIN. Millions, of the Ends-
pendent Pennsylvania Mounted Rangers,
was in this city yesterday. lie wants two
hundred volunteers TO serve dnring the
war. His head quarters are at the sprigg
House.
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Especial Di,patet to thu N. Y. TrbunO.l
Western Virginia

The interest felt by nil sections of the
country IN Western Virginia is very great.
Prominent men from various States have
been here urging Mr.. Lincoln to grant
their request for one hundred thousand
dollars, and five thousand Minnie rifles, I'M
til the Federal troops should occupy the
State, and among the latest arrivals for
that end is VIM. f. Dodge, Of New York.
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Steamer n n Rainev

PHILADELPHIA, May 6.--Spsciai to The N.
y. Post-The steamer R. B. Rafney, is 10
carry force from Annapolis TO retnke
Smiths Point Light Ship. Tho Rainey
has fonr guns and 20 men on board. She
will r"plnce the Light Ship removed by
the rebels
\ war steamer is now stationed off Fort
MclienFS, baltimore, to assist the garrison
in case of exigency.
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NeR nIflitarY5 RnntA nnenad.

WAsHIxeToN, May 6.-Tbe Secretsry of
War, in order 10 accommodate the travcI.
ing public, has directed tie opening or
military route between Washington and
Philadelphia, by way of Annapolis. There
will be two daily trains through from the
N45ti4 Iettiag q shih Al. lDII q clock
in the morning aRd l l o'clock at night
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h9-Ir is now understood we believe
that troops are to be located at GAINESVILLE.
Ohio, and not at BclIair, as was first sup
posed About two thousand will be sta
toned there.