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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-17
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Ins smp;rf4T r.. ER1.rpes
end dispatehing their fall powered Ciyde-ouh'
ron Steamships as follows:
s sESs. ssTlffs ssyVs Inss May s''
EDINBU RGH. SATURDAY. June 8.
And ,eve-y SATURDAY, At noon, from fier ~
Fir", caba c,in, % S' Der To- Lcndon..
Storage rag RsturD Tickets good for six goo
Passengers forwarded to Paris, Havrs. Ham
burg, Bremen, Rotterdam, Antwerp &C. at re-
rE Persons wishing to bring cut their friend.
epy tickets here a. ths =, rs
cabin a7s, SIS and sos. Steerage from Liverpool
40 From oueenstovn $50.
for passengers, and carry experienced surgeons
rhey are built in wateI-tight iron sections. and
have Patent Fire Annihilators on board
ees further inf9rnstion' sPPig at sne Com
Is Broadway, New York; or.
EA6ta-N MENT-T0 PORTsM0UTH AND
i3aIzlss<snzzs NORFOLg.-The Steamer CURTIS
socke regularly every MONDAY, WEDSBs-
olaees ant at oe e preeissly leaving NORFOLK
each alternate morning iexcept sunday at the
4ame hour, o'clock, and touch at all the regular
Landings on the River, going and returning.
Passage to Portsmouth or Norfolk, ~ 90; Meals
extra, so cts. each
Freight taken as usual but al goods sent to be
landed on the River must be paid for when sem
Town to the Boat, and will not he responsible for
.ny damage or loss after delivering it on the
wharf to W hieh 1t i'd directed.
mn 29-ts X. q. HAWKINS.
sgs.~-,rTTTrya COAS LlNE.-E REluHT
SaH&ExzIs8 BOATS TO LYSCHBuRG THREL
TIMES WEEK-TUESDAH6,
THURSDAYS AND SATURDAYS.
Boat HERCHANT, Capt. T4os r. EssTf.
Beat OLIVIA, Cart. II. w. Cry.
Boat ELLA SCOTT, Capt J. W. sTRATToS.
Boat FAME, Capt. W. 81, PARSONS.
These Boats are 81 Of the FIRST class, commando
by careful Captains aud hands, and leave prompt
y IS advertised. FoI freight, apply TO
GUY j COX, Agents,
fe It's At CoE's Shed. Dock street
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n FfRsT-CLAsS MEDiCINEs.
- JOSEPH LAsDLEY.
"a &C MIST,

D JUSEPH LA!ULEY.
80 &C II E MIST,
NJ GRADUATE OF PHARMACY,
"A (LATE LAIpIET * RoBIEsoy1
Main and FIFTH Streets, Sign u the Rcd Mortar,
RICHMOND, VA,
Manufacturer of and Dealer in pure and reliable
MEDICINES, selected and prepared by himself,
use. All new and rare Remedies, pure Chemicals
ard Pbarmaceuticals, Medicine Chests, Saddle
Bags, Surgeons instruments, implements, &C.,
at maui facturers' prices.
Bandages, Braces, Supporters, Trusses, London
Elastic and Laced Stockings
Perfumery, Soaps, Brushes and Combs, of all
kinds; Fancy Goods, pure Spices, pure White
Kerosene Oils, Oils OF all kinds, Burning Fluid,
Paints, Giaes, Dye Stufs and VarRishes.
Prime SMOKING and Chewing Tobacco, genuine
Havana Cigars.
Pure Medical Brandy, Wines and Whiskey.
FiavOrng Extracts Tor Cooking, Cooking Wines,
and all other articles kept IN trs-class Drug
Store, and good terms as similar articles can
be bon hit for. either North or south. NH
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A LEAANDEK SOrr,
a AUCTIONEER AND COMMISSION
MbkCHANT,
VIII attend regularly 10 the sales OF HORSES
MULES, WAGONS, NC, al the Horse Lot, every
SATURDAY MORNING, at 1e O'Clock.
Stock intended for sale viii please be enteYcc
before the morning Of the sale.
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IMPOk TANT TO COUNTRY MER
1 CHANTS.-NOW Is THE TIME TO SAW
to save fifty per cent. can do by calling at my
Wholesale and Retail Store. The Only complete
stock OF C0ntectioneres in this city, ! have also
completed, in the rear of my store, the largest
Candy Factory this side Of New York. Merchants
requested to cali nd examine for tn ens elves
A. ANroEl, st. Nicholas Saloon,
NH Is ISA Min Kent Esina Il 20
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- PURCELL, LADD & CO.,
w. WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
NJ No. 122, of Main and 18th Streets
La Dealers in DRUGS. MEDICINES, INDIGO,
NADER snd other DYES, WINDOW GLASS,
PAINTS, OILS, BURNING FLUID,
KEROSENE and COAL OILS, &c, SC,
Comprising large and general assortment of
Goods in their line, which we offer to Merchants
and others very low for cash. on time to strictly
puRctual customers.
PURCELL, LADD s Co, Druggists,
Corner Main and Governor streets,
IN S+anr,a
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hU1fHE.-.to iasi~sr~ Ulcers u ths Stsfs are
~ fxsPsstlnlly tsformsd thst beside the kaa1s p.
q3ks4 !I lsw. taefa 9a3 hs - .x1r fsep De
kSQlsitSi vsfsss., q !asstle lse fsparSlSslGsj
1iss'' Y l ~ NJ 9 4 iSaysas
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ISEI srKINti iNPUkTATiUNNIS 1921

GARRISON, ANDERSON 81 CO.,
No. loo Main ST.. Richmond. G0.,
importers OF Heavy and Fancy Hardware, Cutlery
Guns and Anchor Boiling Cloth, are in recei pit pen
ships "MoFning" and 'petra," direct to James
river, of their Spring Importatons, to which they
invite the attention of such merchants a. buy fol-
cash pay promptly, feeling ssssred all such
will find it to their advantage 10 buy of them
They are also agents for Fairbanks celebrated
Scales.
N. B.-Particular attention given 20 orders.
m
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GEO. WHITFIELD, Pres't
Fl w. LUBBOCK, Sec'y. nh Il-lv

NJ BLAIR & CO. have on maud severai
lsk. choice brands of
MOUNTAIN WHISEEY,
Such as l.. Bnmgardner Co, Summerdean gen
nine Bourbon, direct from the manufacturer IL
kentucky, and also
WAITS PURE RYE AND WHEAT wHtSKEY
OF all the above brands, We have il from
i've years old.
ALI who wish pure article will do well TO Civ,
them call.
Rich mnui March rs. isst NH Is-sp
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buHue U. MADDUx, CLERK. de -ly
UyM. SATTLER CO.,
w IMPORTERS AND DEALsgs III
OILS, PAINTS, FARNIsHES AND WINDOW
O. LASS
BRUSHEs.-We received by the late steamer
large supply of Painters and Artists BRUSHES
OF superior quality, to hitch call the attention
of cu.tOmers
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& NEW DRUG STOK E.
NJ ROBERT w. POWERS,
"a APoTHBCARY AND DRUGGIsT,
Begs leave TO inform HIS friends and the public
that he has taken and re fitted in new and hand.
some style, the store formerly occupied by J.
Wood, and more recently by c. S. Dawson, No. d,
corner Main aud Wall streets, one door above the
st. Charles HOTEL Richmond, Va, and has JUS,
opened with an entirely new stock Of
DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, FANCY and
TOILET ARTICLES, PERFUMBRY, SC,
Comprising every article usually kept in his line,
selected in person by himself with especial refer
5nee TO their freshness. purity, and entire Isli-
ability.
Physicians will find his stock Of DRUGS
CHEMICALS, STANDARD PHARMACEUTICAL
PREPARATIONS, SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS,
&c, very complete, embracing many new and de-
sirable articles.
Prescriptions carefully compounded at any hour
Of day or night.
seI Orders promptly attended to.
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4 o T + LIS
EfACHANGE HOTEL.
Ia HARRIso NBURG, "a,
DR. WILLIAM WILLIAMS, Proprietor
Z. II. WOODWARD. SUPEkIHTExrRSr

This Hon %, pleasantly situated, is in avery p.
speet a EIHSrCLASS HOTEL, and Is now sstv
ior the reception Of ali who may ylsit the Ya.Iay
u is especially desirable stopping place for tho.a
who PASS to aud FROM the Watering Places in mi,
vicinity. The H0use and Furniture are both or
tireiy new, ami tho Rooms large and c0mfot,st.
aad handsomely furnished.
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REDtUKD ALIM AND IODINE NAM

= U, utV"s 4 un NITinFs
RocSbrdge county, Va NJ,
PURCELL, LADD co. Geaeral Assni.
ap Sim girh,n,,rI T.
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lAsIS, DEUPkEE CO. VIII give Their
~ entire attention to the
SALE OF NEGROES,
Fubliely and privately.
ODD FELLOWS HALL,
rcornsr MAYO and Franklin streets,
RIoEaosp, VA.
RIO. Fl. DAVIS,
WIN. y. DEUPREK.
3. K. F0hDREH.
RUYUa a. MADpny Clevh a.
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BEEF, VEAL, HOGS, &c

BEEF-S4 SO to 80, according to quality.
Enthusiastically poor, and but few fst Lambs
In market. Middle or average and extreme prices
from ~. 50 tn 80.
VEAL-Very poor; but few good in market
MUTTON-No sales sea rceiy for slaughter-say
a.. so to ~, per quality.
Price. from ~ per mead to cents per ID. gross
HOGS-7nS cts swift nd corn fed.
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John n. GORDON 4 son, 18th ST.,
NEAR THIS EXCHANGE HOTEL,
oners Tor sale q large assortment of IRON, COM
prising sweeds's Ameriesn Hammered. English,
and English Rehned; Bnglsh American, Russia,
Scroll IRON: Rsnnsa Plow iraa ana Piow Plates.
Also, Tin Plate of various sizes. for Tianers and
Msnufacturers; Sheet, Bolt, and lngot Copper
Sheet Zine, speitsr, Block Tia, and The meta
usually sold Ia this ma rkat. NH 81
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j. W. FRAHSEk,
APOTHECART AND DRUGGIST,
~ Seventeenth bef,ceen Graes and Broad Stysses,
n RrCHnoND, VA, 500
Dealer In Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Fancy
Articles, Toilet Soaps, Perfumery, &c. Also,
Paints, Oils, Dye-Stufs, Burning Fluid, Kerosene
Oil, Alcohol; Garden and Flower Seeds Cigars,
Snuff and Tobacco, of various brands: Brushes.
Combs, &c. all the popular Patent Medicines of
the day, and all other articles usually kept In
Drug stores, which will be sold on the most rea-
sonabe terms.
Physicians and others can rely on having
their PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY and acct :
RATELY compounded at all hours OF the DA I and
NIGHT. J. W. FRAYsER, Druggist,
NH "a 18th street.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-08-30

GO The camp-meeting which COM
menced on Morristown Plain on Monday
last, is very largely attended, the estirna-
ted number present on Wednesday being
in the neighborhood of two thousand.
There were twenty ministers on the ground.
Twelve tents have been erected-from
Morristown 8, Hyde Park 2, Stowe l,
Hardwick l, Waterbury Center l, Eden
l, Waterville l, Wolcott l, Elmore |. The
exercises were on Monday, preaching by
Rev. Messrs. Learnard and Elkins; on
Tuesday, by Rev. Messrs. Mott, Whitney,
and Lovejoy; on Wednesday, by Rev.
Messrs. Splnett, La Baron, and Cooper
on Thursday, Messrs. Silfversten, Lewis,
McMullen and Puffer Mr.. Silfversten
is to preach this morning, and G. H.
Lovejoy at 2 P. NJ.
The camp-meeting proper will close on
Saturday morning. when it is expected
that the tents will be removed and people
from distance will 60 home.
The regular quarterly meeting services
for Hyde Park and Morristown will be
held on the ground on Saturday and Sun
day-services to commence with sermon
at P. NJ. on Saturday. Lovc-feast will
be held at s 10. and preaching at 10 A.
M. and at 2 P. M. on Sunday.
The following are the names Of the
ministers present, so far as we could ascer-
tain:
D. B. Mckenzie, P. E., E. B. Half, P.
c., S. d. Elkins, johnson; L. M. Lanphier,
Cambridge, A. w. Garvine Wateryille, G.
A. Silfyersten, Jericho, T. Williams Mont
gomery, VIM. R. Puffer, Sheldon, J. S.
Mott, Higbgate, G. H. Lovejoy, Milton,
D. Lewis, Grand Isle, r. Morgan, Water
bury, W. G. Robinson, Waterbury Center,
A. L. Cooper, Mortified, G. D. Ingraham,
Kirby, R. w. Harlow, Worcester, G.. Whit
ney, Stowe, s. Smith, Welcott. A. S Coop
or, Elmore. A. Webster, Windsor, H. Web
ster, Westfeld, ]. La Baron, st. Johns.
bury, N. w. Aspinwall, Middlcsex, A.
McMullen. Danville, j. S. Spinney. Will
Jamestown, d. Field, Hardwick, A. Eaton,
North Hero, c. X. Hawley, Enosburgh.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-08-30

g. The following is an extract from a
letter to Joshua Sawyer, Esq, by his son,
dated August 18th:
Zone word for Capt. Burnham. He is
not guilty of the charges stated against
him. He started with us on the morning
of the battle and only fell when compelled
to by exhaustion, he regained his COM
mand and made another effort. The dou-
BILE quick and burning sun were too much
for him; his command or orders were
these: Boys, if they will walk, !
will go with you; but | cannot run. Go
on, | will overtake you He did 60 to
the battle field, but did not join his COM
mand, for he could not more than arrive
when the retreat commenced"
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-08-30

ca On Wednesday the recruits enlisted
by Mr.. Sawyer in this place, we're inspect
ed by Gen. Brown, who arrived in town
on Tuesday night, for that purpose. The
questions to which they were individually
called upon to answer, were mainly, in
relation to age, occupation, soundness OF
limbs and lungs, and whether they ever
had severe sickness, or had anything like
breach. Having had broken bones, I'M
less producing real disability, did not
prevent the candidate from passing inspec-
ton. But few were inspected out-only
one for insufficient height--the others on
account of physical unsoundness. Mr..
Sawyer has enlisted a fine set of fellows,
and should they be permitted to see SER
vice, we shall expect to hear good report
of their doings.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-08-30
Lieut.. Gel. Hyde.

Lieut. Powers Of the Essex Company,
Sd Regiment Vermont Volunteers, has re-
Gently written letter to one of his friends,
in which he says that the feeling in that
company produced by the shooting of Ser
geant Tirrell has entirely subsidized. The
men look at the transaction from the prop
er stand point, and are disposed to ccm-
mend what they at first, under sudden i'm
pulse, condemned. He says Col Hyde is
favoritc not only with the Essex Com
pany, but that the whole Regiment regard
him favorably as capable, efficient and
thoughtful officer.
The above is the substance of the let
ter of Lieut.. Powers as related to us by the
person who received it. Another letter
received from private, is con6rmatory of
the statements of Lieut.. Powers, in regard
to the standing of Col. Hyde in the Regi.
ment. We have never entertained doubt
in relation to Col. Hyde's efficiency, and
capability to win the confidence and love
of the men under his charge, and we are
glad to be able to lay before our readers
evidence of his popularity even among
those who went away disaffected with him.
Since the above was in type we learn
that Lieut.. Col. Hyde has been promoted
to the Colnelcy of the Sd Regiment. in
place of Col. Smith who is made Brigadier
General. Gen. Smith earnestly urged this
promotion on the ground of Col. Hyde's
military education and general fitness fol
the position.
We also understand that Major Veazey
formerly Captain OF the Springfield Com
pany has received the appointment Of
Lieut.. Colonel, and Captain Seaver of the
Hartford Company, that of Major.-Cal
edonaan.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-08-30

ey- The Sunday School Anniversary
Celebration, which came off at Morris
vile, on Wednesday last, was a pleasant
affair. Three schools, all in Morristown,
were represented, and took part in the ex-
ercises, a programme of which we pub
lished last week. By the way, Sunday
School exercises and associations leave
upon the mind more lastingly pleasant
impressions than anything else in which
people, old or young, can engage; and
we are pleased to see effort made to make
the cause appear in an attractive light to
the young. Much, cery much good is
done by Sunday School instruction; and
we wish more might be done to enlist the
interest of both old and young in the
cause.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-08-30

Ga The old adage of too many cooks
spoil the BROTH" has been well illustrated
for the past few months in the case of
the different railroads centering at White
River Junction. The passenger house and
other buildings were destroyed by fire
some time since, and being owned by three
different companies, they could not agree
upon plan for the buildings, and the
travelling public has suffered much incon-
venience in consequence. A meeting of
the corporations interested was held at
the Junction on Saturday, to decide upon
plan and make the necessary arrange
mcnts for putting up suitable buildings
without further delay.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-08-30

FATAL EXPLOSION AT PITTspuRa, Pa
A box of cannon printing, intended for
Gen Fremont at St Louis, exploded on
Adams express car, at Pl,tsburg, Pa, on
Tuesday afternoon. Two employees of the
express company, named Mclaughlin and
Mahan, were very seriously if not fatally
injured: and another named Batchlor had
a leg broken. This accident was at first
stated by telegraph to have been caused
by an Internal machine.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-08-30
ear We wish those who send us notices

ca We wish those who send us notices
Of deaths, would in their remarks, con-
fine themselves to the statement of such
facts as would be interesting to the public.
Indiscriminatc praise of the dead, though
their good qualities may be never 50 prom
inent, is not interesting to the general
reader, for we all know that no person
ever lived that did not have faults
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-08-30

Gy- II seems that 'thc wild man of the
woods whose appearance has created 50
much CONSERVATION in North Adams
and in the adjoining towns acros the YER
mont line, turns out to be student at
Williamstcwn, who assumed the gorilla
guise in frolic which might have cost
him his life. In Stamford be was pur-
sued with guns. but 50 frightened his pur-
suers by his hideous appearance that
they could not shoot straight, and he cs-
capped harm.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-08-30
az. A force of only 900 Ohio volun

ca A force of only 900 Ohio volun-
teers, under Col. Tyler, was surrounded
near Summerville. Western Virginia, on
Monday. by nearly four times their num-
Der Of rebels, with plenty Of cavalry and
cannon. But the "mudsills" virtually
defeated the chivalry;;" cutting their
way through and escaping IN good order.
The slaughter on both sides was terrible.
The rebels were too much weakened and
crestfallen to pursue our forces, who Sc
cured the secession colors and two prison
ers
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-08-30

AT WORK FOR THE GovERNMENT.-We
are informed that Messrs. E. & L. Fair
banks & Co., have secured large contract
for the manufacture of Harness Irons for
artillery use, for the government, and
they are employing their whole force in
getting out the work. 1t is understood
the order must be filled with the utmost
dispatch. - akedonsan.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-08-30

eY The citizens of Castleton, contem-
plate celebrating the one hundreth ami
versary Of the charter Of their town, on the
25th of September. All former residents
of the town are cordially invited to be
present, and join in the festivities of the
occasion.
ca The Mascoma engine company Of
Lebanon. N. H., accompanied by the Le-
banon cornet band. in all about 90 men,
had an excursion to Willoughby lake last
week. going up on Wednesday and return
ing Saturday. To say that they had first
rate time. with such men as conductor
Barnes of the Passumpsic road and Mr..
Bemis of the Lake House to care for them,
may seem supcrfous. -
ca John P. Hale, senator from New
Hampshire, was assaulted at the depot in
Dover, Saturday afternoon, by man who
struck him twice in the face. The man
was apparently drunk, and said as he
struck the 6rst blow, " You are one Ct the
men who have brought all this trouble
upon Us"
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-08-30

Ga A lady correspondent of the Mo-
bile News writing from Richmond says it
is very gay in the latter city, and adds
that Mrs Davis received company every
evening in her own parlor. and as it was
etiquette we did ourselves the honor Of
paying our respects. ! found her most
affablc, aud an exceedingly intelligent
and sprightly talker; and with her fin
ished usage du mode, she is peculiarly
fitted to do honor to our executive man.
sion." n
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-08-30

APPOINTMENTS BY THE GOVERNOR
H. Stoughton of Bellows Falls, Colonel Of
the 4th Regiment.
H. N. Worthen of Bradford, Lieutenant
Colonel.
J. Halsey Cushman of Bennington,
Quarter Master.
DR.. Samuel J. Allen of Hartford, Sur
geon.
DR.. Willard A. Child of Castlcton, AS.
sistant Surgeon.
DIR. VIM. P. Russell Of Middlebury, Sur
geon Of the 9th Regiment.
DR.. Henry c. Shaw of Waitsfcld, AS.
sistant Surgeon.
L. A. Grant of Bellows Falls, has been
appointed Major Of the 9Th Regiment.
The appointment of Colonel of the 9th
Regiment has been rendered by the Gov
ernor to Capt. Henry Smalley of the U.
s. Artillery, who is one of Gen. Dix's staff
at Baltimore.-C aledonian.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-08-30

gy Within the seven days previous to
Tuesday, there had been seven funerals in
Cambridge; and on that day another VIC
tim of diptheria was to be committed to
mother earth.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-08-30

"a The Green Mountain Guards from
Centerville, in this town, made our village
a visit yesterday. They were heartily
welcomed by the Lamoills Company and
by the Lamoille Brigade Band. In the
afternoon, both companies with the band,
made visit to the Camp-gound.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-08-30

REVIVAL or BUSINESS business"
the loyal states is beginning to ree0'e'
from the stagnation into which 1t ""
sunk by the rebellion, like person wiz
swoons from some terrible danger ~
consumption of the necessarles Oh NV
must 90 on in war as well as In Pea"'
and if the fancy trades in all Their -"
rious branches are curtailed by the Pl'D'
ing-knife of enforced economy. those
gagged in them will turn to- other Po'''
with the versatility Of the Ansr''''
character, and will find many fresh Wv
ings in the vastly increased lnanui','
of military supplies. The New w.
Evening Post says q.
1.-The wants of the government ~ =
way of clothing, provisions, muni.iOp' IS.
of war, &C., are making o decided mp, y.
sion upon New England, and many ~
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-08-30

a. The work on the new Hotel at
Irasburgh, is being rapidly pushed for
ward to completion. About thirty hands
are employed, The building is already
rooted and enclosed. and considerable pro-
gress has been made on the work inside.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-08-30

O." The Supreme Court which met here
last week, adjourned without doing any
business. All matters before the Court
were referred to the general term to be
held III Montpelier.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-08-30

ca We regret to learn that Hon. Tho's
Gleed is very sick with fever. He has
been confined to his house for over two
weeks.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-08-30

g. At the Union town caucus in this
town last evening, Lucius Dutton was
nominated for Town Representative.
The Republican caucus will be held on
Saturday, at p. NJ.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-08-30

EgL. Wheeler of Morristown, brought
to our Office some specimens of hops which
he picked on Wednesday morning, the
largest of which measures little over
2 3-4 inches in length.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-08-30

sy Soloam Gates having declined the
nomination for the I'd Assistant Judge, on
the republican ticket the committee have
substituted the name Of John w. Smith of
Stowe.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-08-30
STATE TICK T. +.

STATE TICKET.
FOR GOVERNOR.
FREDERICK HOLBROOK
OF BRATTLEBoR
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR.
LEVI UNDER WOOD,
OF BURLINGTON.
FOR TREASURER,
JOHN B. PAG E,
OF RUTLAND.
REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET.
For Senator,
HON. HENRY STOWELL, Cambridge.
For Judge of Probate.
r. S. PAGE, ESQ. Hyde Park.
For Sheriff,
DAVID RANDALL, Eden
For States Attorney,
JOHN I. GLEED, johnson.
For LIST Asst Judge,
JONATHAN P. WEST, Morristown.
For Cd Asst. Judge,
JOHN w. SMITH, Stowe.
For High Bailiff
A. r. BAILEY, Gilmore.
UNION COUNTY TICKET.
For Senator,
ELISHA BENTLY, of Cambridge.
For Judge of Probate,
STEPHEN DOW, of johnson.