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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-10-25
Auction Sale!

WILL BE SOLD at public auction at the
w dweling-house of A. Latham, in Morris
town on the first day of November 1861, at nine
o o'clock in the forenoon, the following valuable
property About thirty tons of hay, large guam
tty of straw and corn fodder a large quantity of
oats, corn rye. oats-and-peas, potatoes and gar
den vegetables, two horses, one 3years old colt, 2
yearling colts, one sucking do, one yoke fancy
oxen COWS. one fat COW. shoats, 30 sheep. and
a lot of poultry, good 2-horse wagon. one single
do, one covered do, ] sleigh, sleds, pillow harrow
winnowing mill good horse-rake, household FUR
niture to various to specify, quantity of wood 1T
for the stove, and 20 cords dry in the woods. a
quantity of common boards at mill and on the
premises, hemlock bark. giindstone. 3tubs But
ter, cheeses of 100 weight. Dairy apparatus, all
kinds Of bbls. boxes, bins, feed troughs for cut
feed SHINING and weaving apparatus Maple sugar
with Dbl and many other thngs to make up a
farmers supply. Also thousand good shingles
Credit will be piven for some portions Of the
above property according TO sums from moths to
five with satisfactory Note
Oct "a, 1861.
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u OsSS'c.

A singular circumstance having happened in
u this town, of the appearance and di,apear
ance of an individual, the undersigned have con-
cluded to give this notice for the benefit of any
whom it may concetn.
A man who called himself Rogers, about IS
years old sandy complexion of medium height,
long hair, quite neat and well dressed came in
to the vicinity of Mr.. Joel II. Partlow in Thu
town, the last week in May or the first week in
June last, with small hand-cart. new trunk
covered with rubbercloth; had with him various
Articles, such as q suit Of clothes, some old
clothes, an Accordion, halfa dozen undershirts,
shirt-bosoms, stnds buttons by the gross and
card small bottles of hair oil Ladies' combs,
raisors, one bible aud hymn-book new den
lists turnkey, &c. He professsd TO be tinker
but didn't succeed in any job that he undertook he
left the cart and articles named in Mr. Partlow' s
barn and misteriously diapeared, and has not
since been heard Of The articles named ha C
nearly all been taken by some person or persons.
except the wagon trunk, Accordion. and some
old clothes, which last named articles ave in our
possession subject to any legal claim that may
be made, by paving charges.
CHARLES LELAND, Select men
l.. H. WHEEl.ERf of johnson.
Johnson, Oct. 10, 1861. 4Sw3
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On the opening of the telegraph to
Great Salt Lake City, the following dis
patches we're exchanged:
GREAT SALT LAKE CRY.
" TO the President Of tie United States !:
Utah, whose citizens strenuously resisted
all imputations Of disloyalty, congratu-
Iates the President upon the completion
Of an enterprise which spans the conti-
nent, unites two oceans. and connects the
remote extremities of the body polite
with the great Governments heart. May
the whole system speedily thrill with the
quickened pulsations of that heart. the
paracidal hand of political treason he
punished, and the entire sisterhood of
states join hand in glad reunion around
the national Preside
(Signed) FRANK FULLER,
Acting Coz. Of Utah"
The following is the reply:
SIR:--The completion of the tel.
cgraph to Great Salt Lake City is auspi-
cious of the stability and union Of the
Republic. The Government reciprocates
your congratulations. a@fa. g.aa
(Signcd,) ABRAHAM LINcoLoN.
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q ONCE.
johnson post-Offcc.

Notice is hereby gived that stamps of the old
issue will be received in exchange for the new,
for six days from date thereafter tbs old stamps
will not be taken at this Office in payment OF
postage.
BY order Of the p. o. Department.
II. W. ROBINSON, p. NJ,
johnson, Oct 81, 1861.
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st(artit0.

In Morrisvile Oct 18th, by the Rev. A, A.
Williams Mr.. HENRY A. PHILIPS, ofJohnson. to
Miss SARAH j. BUNKER of MorIistown.
in North Hyde Park Oct 10th, by Oren Chase
Esq. 0. II. Barnes, and Frances A. Ordway, both
of Hyde ParK.
In Montpelier, Oct 2lst by Rev VIM. H.
Lord, DR.. f. Brewer, of Usage, Iowa, and Miss
Nellie R. Wheelock of Montpelier.
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ASA r.. CAMP,

VS.. Court May Term 1861.
CURTIS PUTNAM,
HARRIET PUTNAM, 8e
THIS is a petition TO foreclose the Defendant
equity of redemption in lot No. g. first division
in that part of Stowe, late Man field 10 acres of
which was mortgaged by Defendants to said Camp
April H. 1853. to secure the payment Of ten notes
for $50 each part of which are now due and not
paid; and it appearing that said Harriet Putnam
Is wi hout the State and beyond the reach of pro-
cess whereupon il is ordered that notice to her
of the tendency of this petition be given by pub
liz hing the substance of the same in in the Lam
ollie New dealer, newspaper publi- he'd at Hyde
Park in said County, three weeks successfully,
the last of which publications to be previous to
the next term of this court.
L. B. SAWYER, Clerk.
w. H. ii. BINGHAM, Solicitor 4Sw3o
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Telegram to Gov. Fairbanks, from I'd and Sd
Regiments.
WASHINGTON. Oct. 81.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 81.
Brig. Gen. Smith to Coz Fairbanks:
The men of the Second and Third Yer
mont are suffering from the want of cloth
Ing. They need Immediately about $50
blue uniform coats and 1000 pants
also one hundred tents are needed. Please
furnish them without delay and charge
to the government. | call your attention
to the quality of tents. Those the Third
have, are of no account, and if you can
not furnish the regular army tents do not
send any. The government cannot at
present furnish clothing and tents for
the men.
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Notice.

hereby give notice that am prepared to ex-
change stamps Of the new style for an equivalent
amount of the old issue during period of six
days ON the date of this notice, and the latter
will not thereafter be received in payment of pos
tage on letters sent from this Office
By order OF the p o. Department,
MADISON o. HEATH, p. NJ.
October % 1851
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-10-25
LEGISLATURE OF VERMONT.

On Wednesday, in joint assembly, Geo.
A. Bailey, Jr., was chosen Secretary of
State. In the House, on Friday, a bill
was introduced by Mr.. Harwood of Ru-
pert, exempting from attachment and ex-
ecution one horse, harness, wagon and
sleigh not to exceed in value 5000, the
property of any person, the head of a
family, in lieu of one yoke Of oxen or
steers as now provided. Also a bill pro-
viding that the homestead shall be sub
ject to attachment for the expense of build
ing or maintaining division fences Pass
ed Also by Mr. Morgan of johnson, an
nexing part of Elmore to Morristown.
Mr.. Bradley, of St. Adams, in joint
Assembly. was reelected State Auditor );
Col Hiram Harlow, of West Fa,rlce was
reelected superintendent of States Prison;
directors of States Prison were elected as
follows: Barron Moulton, of St. Johns
bury; ID, Carlos G. Martin, of Ferris.
burgh Sd, Lucius Robinson, of New
port. Hon. A. j. Rowell, of Troy, was
reelected Bank Commissioner
| Mr.. Thomas of West Fairlee, offered a
resolution instructing the committee on
military affairs to inquire into the expe-
diency Of the governors appointing a
chaplain of Roman Catholic denomination
for our soldiers now in the L. S. army.
Mr.. Herrick of Wolcott had been in
formed that there were three hundred
Roman Catholics in the present regiment.
The resolution was adopted.
SENATE-BtH paSSed.-Bill relating to
placing cavalry volunteers on the same
footing as Others.
Joint res Mtion--By Mr.. Seymore Of
Vergenncs, requesting the Governor to
send, to fill out the Sixth Regiment, the
men enlisted for said regiment who are
not organized into companies and dismiss
without pay those who refuse to obey or
ders.
Bill introduced and REFERRED BY Mr.
Fletcher of Cavendish, concerning the
tendance Of children at school, providing
that every parent or guardian shall send
each child to school at least twelve
weeks of each year under penalty of $40,
unless it shall appear that any non-attend.
ance is excusable on sufficient grounds.
By Mr.. Herrick Of Wolcott. for the re.
lief of Samuel P, Bliss, disabled soldier
Wednesday, 23d.
HoUsE.-Petstion Introduced and Re.
teryed--By Mr.. Morgan Of johnson, fol
the incorporation of the Farmers Bank O.
johnson:
Bills introduced and reterred-By Mr.
Morgan of Johnson, to incorporate the
Farmers Bank of johnson. Also bill
extending to county clerks the same pow
er to take confession of judgment as jus
tees Of the peace and receive the same fees
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SANFORD U. TARoR,s ESTATE.

THE subscribers. having been appointed by the
/ Honorable Probate Court for the District OF
Lamoille, commissioners to receive examine, and
adjust all claims and demands of all persons,
against the estate Of Sanford U. Tabor, late Of
insolyent. and the term Of six months from the
25th day of Sept, 1861. being allowed by said
court TO the creditors of said deceased to exhibit
and prove their respective claims before us Give
notice, that we will attenu 20 the duties of our
appointment at the Office Of NJ. o. Heath, in
Cambridge In said district on the Cd day of Dec
embcr and the Goth day Of March next at 10 o.
clock, In the forenoon, on each of said days.
HARRISON WARNER, -.
4sal DAVID Q. CARLETON, ooin 10
Cambridge, Sept. 30 1881. 4ewo
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! Lamoille Co. Court.
! May Term, 1861.
THOS. A. STRAW,
VS..

n HIS is an action on Book demanding in dana
| the sum of $40 and 1t appearing that /. Col
burn Burnett, one of def is, resides out of this
State; wereupon it is ordered that notice of the
pendeney Of this SUIT be given to said Burnett by
publ hing the substance of this suit three weeks
Excessively in the l.ammole Newsdealer, a
newspaper published at Hyde Park. in said coun
ty, fine last of which publications shall be previ
Gus to the next session of thi' court
L. b. SAWYER. Clerk.
w. H. H. BINGHAM, ATTY 4Sw3o
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Cash Paid for Hides.
Notice.

Il am prepared to exchange postage stamps Of the
j new issue, for an equivalent amount Of the old
style, for Fix days from the date OF this notice,
after which, old stamps will not be taken for post
age at this Office. j. W. SAKE 4. III. h
Cambridge Oct. 10, 1881.
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2 i c D

In Cambridge, October 18th, Luther D., only
son of j. W. and Grace B. SAKE aged 8 This
and days.
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OUCH as Justice trustee. property and body
- writs and Patent decds. fcr sals At ttfs s0f.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-04-25
EFFECTS OF SECESSION.

EXPECTS OF SECESSION.
Last fall, just whom our people began TO feel
couhdent hopes OF better times, in consequence Of
the large crops raised in the raised
its Obstructive head and ut once blasted all sueh
hopes. Instead Of rising, the price Ut al kinds Of
merchandise went down, which was ONLY the he.
sinn,sg OF declining scale, and 81 this time
sshs4s 4s7 lose thaa tasJ sCst year ago. And un-
der the influence Of such times they 10th work d.
the bench, 10 NJ al once to insure good cts, good
work and reduce the expenses and consequently
the prices Of their goocs.
They have the best selection Of raw material
ever brought to this city, and invite all persons de-
sirous Of having Boots and shoes made to call and
examine their stock before leaving their orders
elsewhere, 81 the sign at the big Boot" No. 81
MAln.st. inch 2Ydl
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


In The decline Of life the loss Of vital force
consequent npen physical decay, only be safe
~ suiph BY some virifyins preparation which
recruits the strength ard spirits without entailng
the exhaustion which il always the final eject #
ordinary stimalants. We tender to the aged Hos
letters Stomach Hitsers as an invigorant and res
taratire, immediate III beneficial action and pr
nsngns III its effect. /. tones the stomach. i'm
proves The appetite, acts like charm upon the
spirits, and sends MT only to prolong life be Jond
lie usual pan, but to render it as enjoy able in its
eveningas in itF prime. for dyspepsia, oppression
after eating, bilious eholic, wind cholic, spasms
If the stomach, sick or nervous headache, chills
and fever, trenens, prostration, and all the CON-
plants special 10 the feehler sex, the bt.ers are
earn estiy recon mended b. thousands who have
witnessed their superior efficacy in such cases Try
these Bitters.
Sold by l.. SfgHoss, A. +. NILKixsos BARTLETT
KAYsA Co.,. and j. H. NILKIssos.
For sale by druggists and dealers generally ev-
erywhers.
April ~. '6l-dhw
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90 M M E RCIA AL.
DAILY CARR CJSr 0vpfcn, i
Kenknk Apy{l -

DAILY CARR Ctrr evrfcx,t
Keokuk. April ~.
FLOUR-Superfne, 81 90 i spring wheat, sx-
| tra, - 80, Fall wheat, extra, 80 rs.
BRAN AND SHORTS, s5.o % perlee.
coRN-yellow 10 to 20; white II to ~.
BARLEY Spring 33a35c
wAEAT.- In good demand. Fall 80 to Ioe;--
,pring7oc choice do. rs.
| OA15--I7 10 lSc.
KiE-s5; in good demand.
POTAToES-l5to 10 by the load ;re.ail Is to 80.
gROCEkiEa-New Orleans sugar. fan 6Aa7
prime III to 5, clarified saIo, crushed and loaf
Ito IL. Molasses-Piantatios3 5to 40c IS. II. 40
70 %, Golden Syrup,65 to Toe. ccaes-Rio ID
la. Java 10 to zoe. Laguyra, to Is to II. Rice
53ao4.
SoAP-Palm 64c, Family SIC; German tCin-
II to
CANDLEs-star Ito Is, stsarine I3. Mould
11toI2,
LARD-si; retail lie.
BUTTER-Comnon7 "a to 81 Choice 10 to Is ];
| retaillb to ia.
LRATHEK-Sole Is to 2sc; Harness III.
HIDES-Dry 81 to o;green, 4 to 4Aci green
sheep psiis 90 70 soc; green hog skins rs.
HAY-prairie Hungarian, safe - TO; Tim
othyt ~ to t7l; Baied do. ~ to SO; Retail, do
112 to I3.
SEEDS.-Hungarian Grass, 2Saas. Timothy 81
Is; Flax Seed, 50.
SUNnKIEs - Onions, 50 TO 65 Eggs, s TO 81.
/ Feathers, soc 10 y5c; White Beans, 50 tore.
fRUIT-Drisd apples, l 90 to Is per bush
Dried peaches 81 GO to $50; kaisins, 81 75to
s 90.
CHEESE--W- X. l0a11; Denmark q oIo.
BEEF-7a1Ae gross; 10 TO 5c per quarter.
sHEEp-t2 % to 81 90 y head.
HOGS.-Dressed, 81 90 to a. 80.
SALT-0. A.,Sl 10 to 40 per sack Kanaw-
ha, $325 per bbi.; Liverpool, 81 9ea2 90 pei
sack. Lake 81 70 to 81 - p Dbl.
FISH--Mackerel,N No. $40 20 42l ~ Dbl; Nc
: tisto3i7; No.s 3f1to$13. White Nc. Il IS 81
to s. IS " half Dbl. Cod Fish bto ~ b.
RAG s-13 TO 2ac.
OLD IkON-l to &c per b; Brass sto 1oc pei
h.; Copper III 10 lac per n.
ExcuAsaE.-On New York for currency, nom
inai rate, 10 per cent; forgold Ter cent. s,
Louis perccn
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Banks - elected In Cbtcago.
The Chicago Tribune Of the 9th inst. gives
the following list Of Banks rejected 10 that
NOTICE.

having decided to give up the Insurance busi-
nesa with which have been connected in this q ty
Tor the part nine years. have resigned the Agency
Of the "Hartford Fire Insurance Company and
the "Phnaix Insurance Company of Hartford,
Conn" Ia favor of VIZ. L. WooD, Esa., who Las
been com nissioned ~ Agent.
The high standing and honorable character Of
thee companies are we'll known, and the prompt
meas they have show In settling their Losses
10 this city, mends them The attention OF par
ties desiring Insurance.
II II with pleasure that recommsnd Mr.. Wood
to my friends as . prompt and reliable Agent.
WM. w. BELKNAP
Ksokuk, April -, lssl-d5,
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PEEsoxAL.--We are under great obigs-
Timberman for late Washington and Balti
more papers. Mr.. Timberman left Wash
ingson on Saturday morning. while the cisi-
xens we're under serious srprehensions If IN
attack on the city. Since that date several
thousand troops have reached there, dis
polling ell fears OF that character. Mr.. Tim
herman found it quite difficult TO get out Of
Baltimore, but eventually chartered hack
for Cockeysv,lle where he made connection
With the railroad. lie represents the excite
ment 1t Harrisburg, Pittsburgh, and oil
along the route Is tremendous beyond ali
conception.
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REMEMBER

The meeting at the Athen@nm to aid the
families Of the Volunteers tonight. Let
everybody attend.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-04-25

The meeting Of the committee appointed q
the citisens' meeting 70 solicit subscriptions
to support the wives and families OF absent
volunteers, was heid 1t O'Clock .. m. On
23d April, 1861. Present:
Gen. A. Bridgman, b. b. Hinman, VS..
Mc6avic, ". N. Sturges, E. JAEGER, John
Hurst, John Tanning, b. s. Merriam, w. w.
Belknap, VIM. Leighton, J. II. Sullivan, and
W. r. Thompson.
Gen. Bridgman was called to the Chair,
and Vim. Leighton appointed Secretary pro
tenn.
Ii Vas moved, seconded, and carried unan.
imously, that the committee endeavor to raise
the sum OF 6vc thousand dollars by voluntary
subscriptions Of tho c.tixeDs Of Keokuk.
Il vas unanimously adopted that the city
be divided into four districts TO canvass the
CITY, and the following Sub. committees we're
appointed 70 solicit subscriptions:
First Ward Vim. s. McGavio, W. W. Bel
KNAPP, Gen. Bridgman.
Secondly ard-W. N. Sturges, Vim. Tim
herman, VIM. Leighton, and J. II. Sullivan.
Third Wsrd-John Tanning, B. B. Hin.
man, Smith Hami!l, and John Hurst.
Fourth Ward-B. 8. Merriam, VIM. r.
Thompson, VIM. Patterson, and +. jaeger.
The different members OF the committee
we're authorised to collect 10 per cent. on
sums subscribed, and 70 take subscriptions
in -four, wood and other Supplies.
Mr.. Hale (bAnker) vas unanimously ap-
pointed Treasurer to take charge OF Gil fuDds
collected.
A:-ec:::cs ccl1;:.ss -. appointed, 20
consist Of three members, as follows: Gian
Bridgman, John Hurst, and Smith hamill.
The following resolution Was offered By
w. w. Bslkap, and unanimously adopted:
Resolved, That putting aside, o. wholly
unworthy Of the solemnity OF the occasion
upon which 10 are assembled, al orimlns
tions 10 to the responsibility Of tho North 8,
South, OF this party or that party, for she
present condition Of our country, We recoe
mise the momentous fact that tho Union il q
immediate peril ct dissolution, and we insis,
that II u the province Of tr0s statesma nsbir
70 deal prActicslly with this grea: fact With
out refsfeace 70 party platforms.
1t VAS moved and seconded that the pro
ceedings OF this meeting be pnhlished ia u,
thres Keokuk papers.
Meeting adjourned till 4 O'Clock on Thurs
day. A. DRID0MAN. Chi.
VIZ. Lxloaros, Sso'y.
q
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G. The oficers and lessees OF the Keo-
kuk, r., Des Moines and Minnesota Railroad
tender the free use Of their road to trans.
port troops and munitions OF war for the
volunteers under the requisition Of the Pres-
ident.
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We arc requested TO give notice that there
will be . meeting At the Engine House, on
Friday night, 70 organise new oompsny 10
be called the Keokuk Washington Guards
The roll book will be at Wilson's News De.
pot.
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Tn. yoLUxrKEa CoKcERr.- Gentlemen and
Ladies who intend to aid in the Concert for
the benefit OF the Volunteers, are requested
to meet on Thursday add Friday It 3 O'Clock
p. u. In the parlor Of the Dening House
The otjess 10 to arrange the progranms.--
Ladies' are particularly requested 70 attend.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-04-25

AAcAULEy's IlIsroRY We are indebted 10
the American Publishers, Crosby, Nichols,
Lee 4 Co., Boston, for copy Of the Fifth
volume c' Macauley's History of England.
Most persons in town, who have any Ii.
brary 1t oil, have the preceding volumes Of
this incompatible work, aud will be glad OF
N opportunity OF completing the set. The
volume contains an interesting biographical
notice, which every reader OF the History
will be glad TO have.
The book IL for sale q. 0glen, R-c=assll..
Co.'S book stors.