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, 1863-02-20

Tyhnt Company i Thinks OF the War.
We commend to our readers the following
extract vf letter received in this city from
member Of glorious Company A, Chicago
Light Alts!lcry. in service since the com
mcnctmout Of the mar, and engaged In every
hattie. The following is the extract:
.1f We only had "4i.sd -Iorfh against the
South thcrc-is good ren-on to believe that this
hcliou could be crushed within the next sfxonths:
7nt as long ~ there ie prospect Of division, and
n possible ciril war ut the North. the rc5-la will
hold ont. iii my opinion that i fyc hundred OF
n,sdc to stretch hemp at til; hands Of the people
and i've hundred officers aud soldiers Of the same
Iinf in our army could be naLc to do thc same,
r. an Older o: tue President. it would do more
4Gao fiozcu sictorire towards restoring peace to
1his country And. frEt of all. would hang every
@b:rr intimate connected with tie Chicago 11nles,
AVA hrrn everything inantnatc In and around It.,
5nr f,jcrc II ever man OIL earth deserved to die
:. trsftor, dcat the ctfitor Of that paper docs II
re onIy had him and his inetltatlons here for five
ninntre We would finish II and aim, 10. time at
least. ,,,,,+,,u s,cb c..,frc, h,,+ r
nm F-rtfir.r tired Of the service, and therefore
Hsyc m naticncc with those ~hose to!c objce1
4erTns Ia he to extend the war.
/ an, still confident Of tile final success OF ou1
ranfc- Eowcyrr distant the aay. but i We ony hat
ali of our resources conttIlt and united, We comic
Cnrncl there rrbcle to submit before ny thtct
yrars frfyicc shall expire.
Nv yhcalth is good aud has been ever since en-
tered tl4c fer.ice, with The exception OF adaE o.
two. for which an thankful.
, 1863-02-20

FOR SALE Cheap for cash, two
set Silver P1ated Single Harness and one get
ElvcEPlated Light Double Haruess-all entirely new
Address !" y" Poes Office Eek 6l43. frl9- All St
, 1863-02-20

cS The most extraordinary thing con-
nected with the doings Of the Copperheads
Of the Legislature, is the rumpus they are
making about the $4,000 voted for the
contin. .cnt fund. These fellows must be
dcmcntcd to place themselves On the re-
cord as opposed to that fund. The sec
lion Trey protest aginst is as follows:
Src71os 5. Tie sum cf $4,000 BE- and The
same is 1s1tty appropriated, or so much thrreof
as ,n 1r necessary to IL li*1arscd, in aid ef TIC
sick ana rounded Illinois soldiers, to dcfray the
contingent Expenses Of the Executive Depart
meut, for the pay Of clerks in the Governors
Office If messengers on public service by
order of the Governor, Of assistants in the
Adjut4nt Generals Office, QuaTtcruastcr
Generais Office, and Conlmtssary Generals
9se lthogaphinE postage s and id other lsas ,aei
rs is provided IN an act entitled IAN act TO
Executive Department." approved Nay 2,
aSG1.
We tc1l these protestant Coprerheads-
little Mr: Fuller included, that there is 4
deep damuation awaiting them. The
member that votes against small pittancc
10 bc expended for the aid of the sick and
wounded soldiers Of Illinois, is no better
than a brute and rebel. He is utterly
destitute Of humanity and patriotism, and
there will he hcapcd up wrath against the
day Of wrath for such heartless villains.
, 1863-02-20
FROM MADISON.



Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tf'bune,]
~ ,., MADISON feo' ~, lses.
lne Aeglsiatutc lau ouss SESSION TO das'
1he eehate klekeo out Tue Alt"ansee Com'
mon conhclis fcsolut1ons' endorsing Gov.
se! "oof's political aeuohs. Inc senators 70
leu 'Aeinssl'es aioenel supply u postage
stamps. 4ne oiu giving s''ooo 10 Lie
O1alt commissioner u ozaaAee county, 10 re-
pay nus losses ouf'ns 1ne oraie moi 1a5t TAU,
passeo "''n pus one a.sss'1lhs 'ote' 4ne
eoa''eeous seanu WHICH ae 'ooh IN attempting
TO MAKE tne ara1t' made ah esccllent impress
s'on,a''o n's un' 'Aan nt.nc" nssiau'e gives a oet~
'ef pu,a VI lAs nsnesu spui ano 'e1e u 'ne
lnoD '44.u 1A' S'As Poso
Luz VIZ 'e1es's'hs ine e'1'te ilnale's "as eon'
eu1leo N '1'el sotne a'nenoment'
,ne VA i:.'sseo TNaa rasuo.ns ~ s,.ls VI 1ne
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.on' eA'ioa ~ e1ses oni'etsi's tesen's' on
IL. loaau ,n.,' I'stAs'''i "as aot legally eiec'
'se.' "''s ."o..o'
several eePperne'os pfeecnteo pc1lIlons
against conlpensa.eo emancipation, anu 'or
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agricultural soc's.1es' one es na1fon' Pros'.
otns 'i',l. eAA oeeos sil'u io. w issusa saespt
~ Wv 'o..ss'Ae' - .ouu&, ooa1as, auu 'A@'.
anus sole 'or .a.ss slh'il continue ~ Ut laAea
W ou' no. ao'cr'lseo atef 'ne nrst sue: one ny
80. A., D'n,.,'.. 90. anena1Ds wv '>sAs -"
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.s'. .ssasa;I - "s sn' Nme ous!ass sAA
, 1863-02-20

rI There is no truth in the story, pub
ushed in correspondence ofthc \. 7. Ho'3d,
that misunderstanding existed between
Cen, foster aud Gen. Hunter, or that the lat
ter1,od assumed command Of Lis corps. The
whole affair grew ont Of something that the
z1ninItiatcd I'or1d writer could not compre~
lcud. Generals Foster and Hunter arc on
good trims, personally and otherwise. The
prospects for cheering events for our glorious
country. 1t no distant day, under the COM
mand of the gallant Foster, are decidedly
hopeful.
, 1863-02-20


Ikumor- Concerning Mcclellan.
New YoRK, Feb. 19.-Thc Her.lps WASH
ington special says:
The President intends TO restore Mcclellan
to the head Of the army next month, and
re-organize the Cabinet on II conservative ba-
sis, with Seward in his present position.
WHAT TIE BOSTON COURIER sArs.
Gen. Mcclellan on his reappoIntment eau
begin a great work OF reformation in the
army. From that Of the Potomac he can
choose an efficient force which will serve un-
der him and faithfully serve the cause Of the
country. He can hayc what no other man
can-and that is, ! fresh body of troops for
lawful and practicable purpose, namely, to
maintain the forms Of government until the
tfation. This Is al, in our Judgment, which
can now be accomplished, or which the main
body Of the people desircto see ceaccon,plished.
COLORADO sEwE7T TO PRESIDENT LINCOLN.
New York Herald, Feb. ISL.
With the restoration Of General Mcclellan,
let your E1cellency select the following Cab
inet:
Secretary Of State-Commodore c. Wander
biit, the independent, conservative, clear
headed, sensible, retired American citizen,
who has notling to gain but the welfare Of
the Republic, through constitutional right to
Ill sections, with guaranteed liberty Of the
people.
Attorney General-Hon. Edward Stan1y,
Governor Of North Carolina, rs pure mind
ca, jnst anti noble man rs America can
boast pf.
Secretary OF War-Gen. Scott; legitimately
the commander Of the forces, full Of love Of
his country and justice to the South; with
his position let further be blended the infu-
| ence Of Gen. Halleck, who, selfish and tyran-
nical in feeling and act, should 60 into honor
t able retirement.
Secretary of the Trcasuly-R. j. Walker,
| i Southern Union patriot.
Secretary Of the Nary-Joseph Holt, Of
Kentuck, Union War Democrat.
Secretary OF the Interior Il. Brown
| ing, Conservative Republican.
Postmaster General-Edw'ard Everett. Union.
Let your policy under this Cabinet be an.
nouuctd:
A suspension Of the slave proclamation,
with Union war policy, upon basis Of
2.0C0, eco force By lnud, the sea IN proportion,
during the full equipment Of this force. for,
if necessary, ono day move upon the South
in all directions. 4 peace policy pursued in
! accordance with the humane humane purpose
| Of Napoleon and all Europe. Commissioners
| from the North nnd South to argue the. differ
| ences, the decision Of said tribunal to be sub
/ nlitted for the ratification or rejection Of the
! entire people through the ballot-box. This
course satisfies the Abolitionists, the slave
| proclamation not being WITHDRAWN satisfies
The divided Democratic War and Peace par
tics; for while the Union basis Of the war
secures force and The favor q o tue Democrats,
the tribunal policy quicts the peace parry,
while change Of the Cabinet proves generally
| atisfactory-McClcllan In power uniting the
army, The increasing force in the meantime
the protection Of tho Union against the sontl
and Europe, aud against which force, If al
could the host Of rharooh against the watcrs
| nf the Rcd Sea
, 1863-02-20
FROM I'kHE SOUTH.


NEW YolsS, Feb. 1o-We have the follow
ing extracts from rebel papers:
In tile Confederate Congress, Footc, Of
Tenn, offered resolution to the effect that
President Davis sl;n, on or before May first
next: withdraw 'ae present diplomatic
cTnmcDt Of which shall not Mt that time have
agreed to recognize the independence Of
the ConiedcTncy, and after that date no
foreign col,suls shall be longer allowed to
exercise consular power, except upon an
exequaturasked for II the hands Of the Con-
federate States and granted by the same. The
resolutions further declare that the conduct
Of the Emperor Of France in proposing to
the European powers to unite with him in
mediation has been highly gratifying both to
the Government and people Of the Confeder-
ate States. =.
Thc tone of the journals generally Indicate
q want Ut hope and spirit. All prospects Of
the present is considered the most critical
period Of the whole war.
HEADQUARTERS ARMY or THE poroxAc,l
February Is, 1868.
The Richmond Dispatch says, cditorfn1Iy
The North are fighting rs much for self-Ires-
cryation rs for Southern Buhjugation. The
time hus passed whe1 the Nationnl Govern
further prosecution If the wnr is to save The
North from the avalanche Of ruin which the
success Of the South must prcclpitate,
Another article denounccs John Van Buren
for turning political somerset, and repudi-
atcs all idea Of mediation, recognition md In
efforts If filing up the ranks Of the army
and says the present is the most critical pc
riod Of the war.
The Jackson {SfissA Crisis states that tel
cgraln announces that i new appointment has
been made for Gen Holmes district, and that
rJ3F4trp n11+f1f h1 nhI rh$$
mand 0f MI the tr"ops In that Department,
taking with him all the Mississippi regiments
in the army Of thu West.
From Ekosecruns' Army.
NASHVILLE, Feb. 10.-G. ". Donagan and
y. II. Calhoun, two wealthy rebels in this
city, were arrested to-day and confined in the
penitc1tiafy as hostages for John A. Galtz
and T. 7. Tibb, Union men, confined ut Chat
taMooga..
The rebel prisoners made m unsuccess.
fnl attempt to escape from the penitentiary
Tie Cumberland river is cleared of rebels
between Clarksvillc and Nashville. The rive,
is much swollen and rising. Cotton landsare
oycraowed.
MuHrnEEsDoRo, Tenn, Feb. 1s.-Thc army
has not advanced, and the roads are even
much more untavorable to active operations
than previously reported.
Gen. Rosccrans has issucd an order, direct
ing that thr name Stone River be Inscribed on
the national colors Of each regiment and the
guide Of each battery that was engaged In the
recent battles before this city. The order
further states that ihc General commanding
is proud to know there was not single rcgi.
mcnt or battery which did not, in that memo,
rablc conflict, bear Il meritorious part.
Col. J. c. Mckibben is assigned to duty as
Assistant Inspector General Of the army ol
the Cumberland.
The troops are being paid of, and are alsc
receiving new outfits Of clothing, blankets
, 1863-02-20

FOR SALE-Dry Whitewood.
j. We hare superior lot Of Whtteyood. which VIC
will sell cheap for easll. ONCE east end Of North
y MuteE street North Pier. G00DWiLL1E HATCH.
T. o. Boz sS3i. fe4Q Qnx35t
, 1863-02-20

The Department Of the East.
NEW YORK, Feb. 19.-Gcn. Wool has ,e-
quested the police to ascertain the number
and description Of fire arms, and the quaa-
tity Of ammunition now in store, &c, in the
city and vicinity, and the inquiry is now be-
ing carried out.
, 1863-02-20

WAs111SG7oS, Feb. 19.-It is generally be-
lieyed that in the conference of the Commit
tee on the Finance bill, the Senate will con-
eedc to The House the $500, ,000, 900 legal
tenders, mud that the House will concede to
the Senate the Bank bill and one per cent. tax
on bank circulation.
, 1863-02-20

LOUISVILLE, Feb. 19.-Rcturned cotton
buyers report that the Mississippi Legislature
has made 1t penal odcnsc to sell cotton eI-
cept 10 TIC Confederate Government,
, 1863-02-20

fETlero is rumor that Hon. Preston
King, present Senator from New York, Is to
he Secretary Of War at the close Of the pres
ent Congress.
, 1863-02-20
TI3E lsEI}EI. PIRATES.


brig Castleame, from Guadaloupe for Cienf1e-
gos on the 2Gth ult., off Allowed Rock. The
crew were landed In st. Domingo City. Sem
mes took the nautical instruments and $500
in gold.
The Alabama also burned, on the 26th ult.,
the bark Golden Rule, Of New York for As
pinwan.
The schooner Hanover, from Boston for
Aux Payes, was captured by = priyateer prob
ably the Rctribution, on the 3lst., off uayti.
The crcw we're safely landed.
, 1863-02-20

AL In Carr Subdivision OF Eedzfeb Subdiyison cfthe
southwest quarter GO OF tho southeast q
seGaon nne q, IN Townsalp thirtE etsst &. So,ta-
t!Gan, In the County ef Cook and State cf1lno. aad
thst a1n nov the legal holder Of the q
ihe tinsc Of redemption from said ssle VIII expire On
the twe aty. .fousta day ofI fIu7e. a. e; i&1.
fess9a:t0N join Il. kEp&ll.
, 1863-02-20
Chicago Gribune.
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1868,
THE NEWS.

The storm Of last night cuts Us short
OF our more important dispatches and en-
aorces dcarth Of news which will be ac-
cepcd By our readers as novelty ut least
IN thus era of sensations.
, 1863-02-20
u I'm A0rertisftt1r11t8.

H>OK SALE-Cheap for cash,
H.ve a1 aan - ner q eetfslng Tnb nine esbs n ~
cnlars. E,"F- q. Boz s35 NA'e' fehfae!HSt
, 1863-02-20
Ntm ADVERTISEMENTS.
AT, LUNG AND
Heart Diseases.
THE NEW NEW SYSTEM or CURE.
DR.. ]. WINSL0W AVER,
Rooms 12 & 13 Mccormick sBuiIdint.
caf, Eaado:ph aad Dearborn st7e~.s

ftat Ta1ost ptst2se aud E.one, Lad di.zctlr to
co1surs!o= s's d:at. es7ec12l,5 /. this c.Ia.te u
too ueu known 20 require sEccsaI mention.
NONE CAN HAVE FAILED To opsRnvE Tia
slEntne increase IN These complaints within tho 1sxx
two OF sh1te year.: iuiecd uay sakey say that orr
ofevCJ tarse persons in tlfs climate has soc form
ci1hsoat Dit1Ase. Cat:a Bronchitis. u otaez aaec.
i.oi1 ofthe LueSs:
TIE EVER cltaSG1EG SYMPTOMS OF TIE
Df=as. srd It's os!tious :7sastoa =-ce.Ally awaken
a-d sustain contce-t hopes and Inn 10 rest m spur
h-cho1s; tic suese7 waits IA tic di.<aae TO var
ou bat TIC hope Is .selusiye, snd tho waiting tina
osr. Is, too often, n. loss Is FATAL; tus dseas~
71.ch .5 as nrstbe eastly cured soon pazea to for
r.ldas,e ske md the pstent ro-sa5f fton, his deln
aea, to ea1 LIS complaint 11cEEAn1 aud fss hastea.
Ing to fat1s close.
THREE -FcuRTHs OF AL WHO DIE OF coz.
SUMPTION. xzoHr LIZ a.vxp Y7c,a k9sarsses, did
siej tseS IN :Nsaona1 vay. tctneet cure willis It
was ca arb or TA=oat Disease during :Ae period OF
It's early tryastor-
, 1863-02-20

TOR SALE-A Steam FIGURING
u allli located In Northern Wisconsin, On the linz
Of the Chicago and Northwestern Railway. at great
bargain. 70 close Up concern: The building Is Of
good bolts E2cnsIy y perfect order and T. cspao1e
Is In Of the best whcat growing districts in tscon
sin Fuel Is cheap and Convenient; The market for
has Etsh reputation In Ch!caro. New York and Bos
ion; One half the whole Of said property wtl be
1G5S Chicago. fcI9 a.32
, 1863-02-20
Nen) H0Dertisen1elltS.

BOARD OF TRADE WAR
- - efEETISG-Tse War 3tcettng of tae Beard oe
l;2ce g! !sa1Eight aujousne3t I, meet On SATURDAY
EfESlSA. fEb 21:Es. at ~ oclccE. AA bnslcs<s Of
nc greatest import socc vi. t- brought nefo.e the
IoeeIhE 70 foped I'll =. will tt tufl attendance of
fe2p a2Baet JNO r hEaTT Secy
, 1863-02-20

FOR SALE-A stock of Groceries
4 ana a. Fixtures. ialu1re at e West Rando,p,, st.
, 1863-02-20

q c. II. SCRITE-N. -idrerfi~in1 Agent. s.
DEARBORN street. Il authorized 10 receics ddrerffse
mtats Jar This and al tie Esddihy 4Sorth,eesfera
11Dfrs,
, 1863-02-20

FOR SALE-Cheap for cash, a
u secondhand Top nuegy one single Harness and
Buffalo Robe. Inquire At 276 North Wells street ~
, 1863-02-20

FOR SALE-At great sacrifice,
y the 1ne new steam Flouflng Mil, situated al
NezeEa: On the Msslssppi River. three miles above
everything huilt In The best manner iii IN good order
ready to do fte business For particulars inquire ol
HART. AS1ES & CO.. 157 South Water etreet, Chi
caeo. LII. fel9 A..f1m
, 1863-02-20

The Military Committee Of the United
States Senate have among others recommend
ed the following nominations for conarma-
ton.
, 1863-02-20

r. YOU WANT A PIANO FOR
Il small price. secure ticket for the
GRAND GIFT CONCERT
frA1ne4i1t
, 1863-02-20

WANTED-A young man to do
~ Collecting Ono acquainted in tho city, pre-
ferted. ,T,i. Il. SAMPSON. Rooa. 3 Metropolitan
Block, fcs1aSE33t
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1863-07-09


Eden,-James Brown, VIM. c. Atwell,
G. W. Denio, Ephraim Harrington, David
Randall.
Belvidere,-O. H. Potter, |. Fletcher,
Randall Shattuck
Elmore,- Samuel N. 0lmnstead, Free.
man Smith, Vim, ]. Churchill, Chas
Cook. Ira f. Grout. CO...
Wolcott,-R. F. Parker, Horace Mir.
rick, d. X. Adams.
Waterville. w. Holmes, j. T.
MISSY, G.. w. Hulburd
Johnson,-S. Newton, S. S. Pike, j.
Gleed, Samuel Andruss. N
On motion of FL. II. Powers. it was or.
dered that the proceedings of the Conven
ton be published in the LAMoILLE News
DEALER. ,Hr "sat ri ..!ar.
On motion the Convention adjourned
without day. ,'.a s.I aai @' Ia
+. .r, SAMUEL MERRIAM, President.
G. L. WATERMAN, Secretaries.
r. f. PARKER,
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1863-07-09
FROM BRATTLEBORO.
~. U. S. BARRACKS, !
Brattleboro, July 6, 1868, I

H.#J " ~ bhhhAChS,
Brattleboro, July G, 1863. I
Mn. EDITOR Having little leisure
time this morning, thought it best to
improve it by giving you short sketch
of things here, and hereabouts our man.
ner of life at present, and all other little
matters connected with our military 70.
cation. We arrived here in good condi.
tion-some of the boys, perhaps feeling
a little jolly over their glorious antcpa.
tons of the future, (?) but nothing out
of the way. We maxched from the cars
to the barracks and have remained here
ever since, going over the same monoton.
Gus routine of duty that great many
have gone over before, and we expect to
for some time to COMMISSIONING, eating
and drill-the former | believe is worked
at the most of the three To vary these
we have now and then game of ball,
wrestle or fight, (not many of the last
are very serious, being words only.
We draw rations for l26 men at pres
ent, and expect more this week. We say
let them come. They shall be received
with hearty welcome, and find friends
in all of us. Now is the time to enlist
while the memories of our last victories
are yet fresh in our minds, and not wait
until some slight repulse dampens the ar
dor of our untamed hearts. ... ...
For Barracks we have good substantial
buildings, well ventilated and water proof
For rations we have good corned beef,
salt pork, hams, fresh beef, coffee rice, po
tatoes, sugar and fresh bakers bread CIV.
cry day-plenty of it and we'll cooked.
We had great time here the Fourth
-cannons firing, bells ringing, carriages
dashing across our parade ground filled
with the frst-class citizens of this place,
ladies walking in every direction, making
the place beautiful with their combined
attractions of lovliness and grace, and
last of all the exhibition of fireworks in
the evening, got up by the citizens for ouI
special benefit.
We have two hours drill per day.
Yours &c., M. NJ. WHITNEY.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1863-07-09
FROM THE 9TH REGIMENT.
CAMP ON THE BANK OF PAMuNKEY RIVER,
Near West Point, Va, June 2Tth, 'G3

CAMP ON THE BANK OF PAMUNKEY RIVER,
Near West Point, Va, June 9th, 'G3
Mr.. EDIroR.-Another slight turn Of
the wheel of war, and we find ourselves
here, thirty five miles above Yorktown, at
West Point The junction of the Pamun.
key, and Mattapony rivers. Those two
rivers form York river. @
We struck tents at Yorktown the 25th
and went aboard the steamer Kennebec
and after very nice comfortable ride We
found ourselves anchored at West Point
We stayed on board the boat through the
night, all but one Co., who had to 60 on
shore in small boats for pickets. The
wharf had been burned only one week be.
FORE by the rebels, but fatigue party
repaired it so we steamed up along side
and went on shore in the morning. VIZ
found part Of the 10Th Wisconsin here
which had also landed in small boats
We marched about two miles, and are now
camped inside the earth works near the
10th, We have quite large number Of
men to furnish for guard. Our duties will
be picket and guard duty while we stay
here. We have the prettiest camp ground
that we have ever had. .ti s.
The village here is of no Importance
At the present, think seven white fami.
lies reside in the village. sbl, =
The 9TH army corps has passed on W
the river to White House, How many
there is of them, or what they intend tc
do is not known, by us at present; how
ever, we trust they will give good ac
count Of themselves. We shall probably
tstay here to guard this miserable swamp
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1863-07-09

PILFERINs.-On Thursday last, Capt.
Samuel Wright. our Town Grand Juror,
informed us that on complaint, he had
caused the arrest of Albert, a son of Joel
Adams, of Eden, for stealing from Eli
Horner, of this town, $3.50 in money, a
pair of thin boots and razor, in all
about 500 in value. A son of James
Dodge of this town helped young Adams
to take care of the money.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1863-07-09

until some move is made that will ro,;,.
us. The 99th and lis regiments of On,
brigade have gone on up the river.
We have not seen paper since wc lse
Yorktown, consequently do not know
much more of what is passing than tsLo,
place between the Notifications here and
the village. No one can 60 to the Vi,
lage, either officer or private, without leave
from the Col.
The weather is very fine and cool with
an occasional shower. The health Of n,
regiment never was better than at present
All that VIC can complain of is that
we have to stay back here forty miles from
Richmond, while the rest of the 9TH ormv
corps are at present much nearer.
Yours truly. HORACE
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1863-07-09
DISTRICT CONVENTION.

- Mass Convention of the Freemen of the
third Congressional District, Will be heid at
Hyde Park, on Friday the 10th of July A. d
1868, at IL o'clock, A. NJ, to nominate eandi-
date for member of Congress for said District
to be supported at the coming election and to
appoint a District Committee.
Those who are in favor of sustaining the Gov
eminent in its efforts to suppress the rebellion,
and maintain the Union and Constitution in its
integrity are invited to attend.
n II. G. EDISON, for District Committee.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1863-07-09

Nor NECESSARY Mr.. Morgan, who
keeps the store at Eden Corners, wishes
us to inform these individuals who have
for three or four nights in succession, tried
to break into the store, that if they will
only call in the daytime, he will sell
them goods SO cheap that they will find
1T unnecessary to resort to such risky
way of supplying their necessities Mr..
NJ. says that though people may not in.
cline to believe it, it is nevertheless true
that there have been several attempts to
get into the store at night, aud that one
night this week, he CHANGED to be watch.
ing, when four men drove up, and com.
menced demonstrations, and that an at
tempt was made to surround them, but
they were warned by whistle from con-
fedcrate, aud left in haste. % a'- i ~