Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-05-31

to be a convert from Romanism and a
Methodist; Of good address, French accent
using the word brother frequently-dark
complexion about five feet ten inches
high wishing situation to teach French
and SPANISH showing certificate of
character and capacity also letter or
two from clergymen, expressive of conf
dence and delicately limiting at his
necessitous circumstances. of which he
avails himself to obtain money to assist
him in reaching points where he processes
to expect employment.
Beware of him have evidence that
he is liar and imposter.
..,.... .,,.ss A. WITHERsPooN.
Burlington, Vt, May 81, 1861.
Two daughters of Lyman G.. Camp of
Montpelier, who have been teaching in
East Tennessee, reached home on Monday
evening. Their time had not expired.
but it became prudent to abandon the
school. They were at Greenville, the
residence of Senator Johnson Waltons
Daily Journal. - 'g".
G Capt Hope, of the Castleton Vol
unteers, has been presented with U. s.
Flag, by the students of Castleton Med
ical College. .,
A great fire occurred at White River
Junction on the Oath inst. The large
foundry and machine works of N. B. SAT-
ford, Esq, were wholly burnt. The pas.
senger depot, telegraph office, some wood
sheds, and buildings belonging to the Pas
sumpsic and Vt. Central Railroads were
also destroyed.
EsT Private Benjamin Underwood, o.
the Bradford Guards, much respected
member of the Vermont Regiment, died
of typhoid fever at Fortress Monroe, MAY
20. He was cousin we believe, of Lieut.
Gov. Underwood of Burlington A CORE
spondent of the Rutland Herald thu.
speaks of his funeral: -.H of
The funeral of our comrade Underwood
took place about 2 o'clock May goth
and the occasion was very imprcssive--a
VIC followed his remains to the place o
burial along the coast Of Old Virginia
the boistcrous waves dashed with majestic
swell, > and broke in mournful sounds
beneath the wheels of the ambulance,
which conveyed his remains to their las
resting place. a.n "
The usual salute was fired over tn,
grave of the young hero. and the gray,
quickly filled by brother soldiers, who's,
eyes were moistencd with the soft tear O
sorrow, and all was over. Then agar
the martial airs of music filled with ami
mating ilvliness the grove in which h,
rests-and drowned, to great extent
the feeling of gloom and sadness.
fg' Geo. B. Isham has been appointed
Deputy Collector at burlington, in plac
of d. A. Raxford resigned.
ca The barns of Augustus Graves o
Salisbury, were burnt ON the 9th, will
three horses, one yoke of oxen and tel
calves. Work of an incendiary. Insur
ance on the barns.
ca The wife of Arson Hilliard O
Landgrove gave birth to three we'll devel
oped infants on the 18th inst 2F
{ ca The loss at the fire at White Riv
err Junction is estimated at $4,000.
ca The Irasburgh Brass Brand will
give Concert at Albany, Wedncsda,
Evening, June 9Th.
A BENEVOLENT AND PATRIOTIC MOVE
MRNr-Wc learn that the physicians G
Montpelier, under the move of Dl
Charles Clark, have come into an arrange
ment to furnish gratis their professions
services to the families of all the voluu
tcers residing within their respective cir
Giles of practice, during the absence Q
those volunteers while in the service q
: their country.
STEAM SAw-MILL Accidental Boy
HEAD SAWED OFF.--Wc have Just bee
shown private letter from Enfield, Ham