Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1863-09-10

a certain point, which there is.every rea-
son to suppose is caused by the unburied
and neglected remains of the lost man.
Is it not time for the people in Jay to
see to this matter ?--Irasburgh Express.
Ey A fatal accident occurred in Sand
gate on the Goth of August. 1t appears
that Wilson, a son of Burr Hurd, about
fifteen years of age, while assisting in
in loading hay was in some manner hit
upon the head just over the right ear
with a pitchfork, causing his death In
about thirty hours. One tine penetrated
the brain.
gag The Rutland Herald says: John
Conlin, son of poor Irishman, of this
city, has just been appointed to cadet
ship at West Pont. 1t had been his am
bition for years to get the appointment.
He acquired a very fair education in the
free schools in this town; he made seve-
raj efforts to secure the appointment, and
enlisted as volunteer for the purpose of
earning.a claim to 1t.
va Capt. S. L. Goodell, of Brandon,
las purchased. since February last, be-
tween four and five thousand horses mostly
for the government. The price paid av-
eragcd $ll0.'
sg Mr.. William Morris of Vershire,
Vermont, whose 9Oth birthday was last
week, arose in the morning and started
for long walk He actually walked a
circuit of forty weight miles, arriving
home in the evening. His son, fearing
! he might give out, followed mile or two
behind He once overlook him and asked
him to ride but the old gentleman refused
In the morning he arose about 5 o'clock
and found the old gent at the barn un-
loading hay.
CT Mr.. c. Holden of Jamaica, had
four cows killed by lightning, week be-
fore last.
COPPER IN WEST CHARLESTON MIR. d.
Webster of West Charleston, informs us
that very extensive copper mine has
just been opened on the farm of Mr.. Ma
than Chase Of that place. Mr.. Webster,
who is gentleman of wealth and educa-
ton, seems to be sanguine that the dis
covery will be- q rich and extensive one.
We hope it wilL and shall be pleased to
learn more about it-Newport Neeos.
81 A sheep theft was tracked from
Cornwall, where he last week :. removed "
ten valuble sheep from the barn of H. f.
Dean, Esq, of that town, to Chittenden,
where the sheep were found, and the thief
arrested.
BUSINESS CHANGE.-N. X. Brown of
Waterbury has bought out Fred E. Smith,
of Montpelier, and is to continue the
drug and medicine business here, at the
old and we'll known stand, near the
corner of State and Main Streets. Val
tons Daily.
THE VERMONT 2ND.-A Poughkeepsie
dispatch of the 9th says:
The second Vermont regiment, GOO
strong, arrived here yesterday evening
They were quartered a short distance
from the city. Tonight two companies
are on duty at the City Hall.
GO Hon. Geo. w. Grandy of Yer
gcnnes has been elected States Attorney
of Addison County. by 800 majority ovel
H. S. Foote, Esq. the convention candi
date.
| ANOTHER RoBBERY.-The house of Lu
Their Henry, Esq, of Waterbury, was en-
tered on Saturday night last, and the bur
glar distracted wallet from Mr.. H,
pants, which lay upon the foot of his bed
In the morning Mr. II found the from
door Of his house open, aud opposite tc
the window of his bedroom he discovered
his wallet, lying upon the ground anc
open. The burglar had taken fifty dol
lars from one of the pockets; but in two
other pockets were sixty dollars, which