Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1864-03-16

10 pIoGuiC' VI any auIHpllbcu dScDp III
the State, any intoxicating. liquor, by
falsely representing the purpose for which
it is intended by him to be used, such
persons so procuring it or attempting to
procure it, shall forfeit and pay into the
treasury of the town in which the offence
is committed, the sum of ten dollars for
each offence, together with cost of prose-
cution.-Sectton 3 Of No. 2 Of lS55.--
Caledonian .m
NEW HAMPSHIRE ALL RIGHT The cleo
ton in New HAMPSHIRE last Tuesday was
complete and decisive victory for the
Unidn, against the sham democracy under
the lead of Franklin Pierce. We confess.
We felt some solicitude for the event, as
the Union canvass Of the State before the
election put Gilmores majority at so small
figure that we feared it might be over
come The result has, however, set at
rest all doubts as to- the fidelity of New
Hampshire to the cause of Union and
Freedom. aa.a. god
The result may be summed up as fol-
lows: Gov Gilmore reelected by nearly
6000 majority. .. .-ar:......H
Council entirely Republican. Senate,
nine Republicans TO three Democrats
House, rs or more Republican majority.
That will do for this ime,-Noatpeher
freeman. .a.H
"a Col. Thomas arrived here last week
from the department of the Gulf, on bus
mess connected with the re-enlistment of
the members of the 9Th regiment. About
400 of the regiment had re-enlisted ex-
pecting town bounties at home and were
not pleased with the idea that the quota
of the State having been filled and more
too, their chances for these bounties we're
growing small by degrees and beautifully
less. Colonel Thomas will. we trust; be
able to influence towns to consider the
case of these veterans. They went into
the service with little or no bounty, and
are worth more to the service than raw
recruits; and if towns are to pay bounties
for recruits there seems to be eminent
justice as well as expediency in paying
them to the veterans Of the three years
scrvice.-Ireeman.
SPLENDID CARA new {" Ladies Gar, "
has just been built by E. F. Perkins of
st. Adams, for the Vermont Central Rail-
road. 1t is one of the F" turret' kind. u
foot higher than ordinary cars, The out
side of the car is painted in imitation Of
rosewood. with gilt trimmings, and beau
tiful paintings on the panels. On each
corner is well executed portrait, repre-
senting Gov. Smith, ]. Clark, and Law.
renee Brainard, Trustees of the road, and
G. Merrill, Superintendent.
Inside, the car is fitted up gorgeously
The seats are cushioned with Moquett,
tapestry the floor carpeted. the woodwork
of chestnut and black walnut, oiled so al
to show the grain Of the wood, with beau
tiful paintings on the glass windows of thu
turret" ornamental lanterns, etc. A
One.end is good sized Ladies Room,
upholstered in the incest manner, provi
ded with lounge, table, arm chairs, wasl
bowls, silk curtains, tapestry carpet, etc.
with closets adjoining. Everything'is al
nice as the parlor of a we'll furnished res
idence. ~
More of these cars are building at st
Adams, and will be put on the through
route between Boston and Chicago. A.
81 There is much open water in tn
Lake, and no prospect Of any crossinl
this winter Persons have been across OIL
foot, but no teams have ventured. 1t i
a number Of years since the like has oc
Cured. Free Press ia1 y
County COMMISSIONER. The commss
toner's elected were temperance candidates
In every county in the State, except Chit