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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-11-28
ATTORNEYS.


S. PIKE, attorney and licensed Claim and
Insurance agent. johnson VT. Having had
/ |eexperience in collecting Military claims for
aty land, arrears, money bounty and pen
Ls; | am prepared to prosecute ali such claims
speedy termination, for reasonable COM
tatiOn. 81 III u
y. SAWYER, attorney at law and solicitor
IN chancery, Hyde Park, Vt.-Agent Tor
prosecution Of all claims against the U 5.
Ernment. Office in Newsdcaler building. y
G. BENTON, Attorney at Law and solicit
or in Chancery, Hydepark, W.
RIGHAM X WATERMAN, attorneys at law,
and solicitors in Chaneery, Hyde. Park, Vt.
|icuar attention given to the collection of
claims against the Government, widows, in
hi, and other pensions, bounties, back pay,
WALDO BRIGHAM, GEO. L. WATERMAN. 45
lENDEE IL LEWIS. attorneys and counsel.
brs at law and solicitors in Ohancery, Nor
ne, Vt Office in Masonic building.
apt. Lewis will give prompt attention to the
ecuton of claims against the government.
would also say that hehas received the ap'
ltment of second register of probate for the
rct of Lamoille.
&lWERS q GLEED, attorneys at law and so
ICitors in Chancery, MorrisviIle, Vt. (Office
herly occupied by Hon. T. Gleed.) II. Il. row
P, X. GLEED. 4a hA.fa iH.
0. HEATH, attorney and counsellor al
, law, and solicitor in Chancery also Ii
sel WAR Claim agent, johnson. VI. Office
b rooms, second story, over Il. d. Merriam
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LOB p RI / M t / M C:
IN ALL TTS BRANCHES
ElTLY AND PROMPTLY EXECUTED.
AT THIS OFFICE.
Husinfss.G GArA$.
Hotels.

Hotels.
|vrRlCAN HOUSE, Hydepark Vermont.
/. Nesmith proprietor. ~
|w BODoE, Eden Mills, Vt. DR.. D. Ran
|hn, Proprietor. oo
,rgRBURY Hotel, Waterbury, vt. N. z.
Keller, proprietor, New house and new
3tare.
|,TrHEWS' HOTEL, stowe Lower Village
|t, ". Matthews, proprietor. IA
IyrRAL HOUSE, johnson, VT, NJ. Xix,
[vprietor. Stages leave this Hou',e north
south Daily. 20
|gRIsyILLE HOUSE, Mortisville, Vt, A.
II. 3paulding, proprietor The proprietor
|. to be able TO make the traveller ,eel at
|LLAGE HOTEL, Hyde Park. vs., H
| A. Oyit, Proprietor. #Fa4a
MORE POND HOUSE, Elmore VT, A. W
AyerilL proprietor, Conveyance to any
Of the county ON short notice. II
lSBURGH HOUSE, lrasburgh, Vt, by r
Nye. Stages leave this house daily for al
~ stations. Horses and carriages TO let. 81
|BBHLlfS HOTEL, Wolcott, VT, Justul
HuDbell, proprietor, on the stage road tt
|bmgh. Conveyance to any part OF the coun
b short notice. "a
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Darison with the census returns:

1t will be seen that the actual results
exceeded Mr.. Watson's estimates, except
in the last two decades but, on the
whole, there is''a remarkable correspon-
dence between the two sets of figures
Mr.. Watson carried out his predictions
through the whole of the present century;
and though he may somewhat exceed tie
census figures for the next decade, owing
to the unanticipatcd disturbance Of the
rebellion, yet the subsequent increase
of immigration, and the renewed develop
mcnt of the country may bring him out
about right after all. The following arc
80 n - "..H. &. ,HE E... .-| t a
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-11-28

1t is probable therefore, that no incon.
siderable portion of our readers will live
to see the population ofthe United States
reaching one hundred millions ! Grand
us is the thought, it involves but the cont
tinuation of the same steady progress
which we have Witnessed all our lives
But what nation at the end OF the ecu
tury we shall be--filling up the whole
n,habitable breadth of the continent from
shore to shore, aud from (pcrhaps inclu-
ding the Canadas on the North to (aud
perhaps again, including) Mexico on the
South, if not tapping over the West In
dies We shall then comprise within oui
borders one tenth of the whole population
of the globe, with not one slave in the Ell
tire mass, with none above the law aDo
meme below it. Can we not see in the re-
suit of the rebellion a Providcntial prep
aration for this great destiny? and ough
we not to be exceedingly careful to settl'
all national difficulties on such cure foun
dations of justice that they shall not i'm
pcdc, nor give way before this mighty de
yelopment Of the future.-Boston Jour
nal.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-11-28

H. GROVER, M. D., Eclectic physician y
!. surgeon, Hydepark, Vt. Office at the resi-
pee of DR.. Aaron Morse two doors from the
Erch ~
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-11-28
AMERICAN POPULATION.

In 1915, Mr.. Elkanah Watson, a
statistioiau of some reputation, estimated
the future population of the country by
decades, with astonishing correctness SO
far, as will be seen by the following COM
tparison with the census returns: .-..L
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\ J.HALL, Physician and surgeon, Morris.
p.yille, Vt. Diseases of the nose, throat aud
Igs treated by the INHALATION of AToAIzED
|rIDs. The best style of TRUssEs constantly on
3D. Vaccine Virus, fresh from kline, received
Of each quarter. 32yl
J. MElGS, Physician and Surgeon, Hyde
\ Park, Vt. Office over h. II. Noyes' store.
Eo, examining surgeon for Lam0ille County.
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Licensed Auctioneers.
|tE0, W. D0TY. licensed Auctioneer ana
pDepnty Sheriff. Morrisville, Vt.
DWINELL, deputy sheriff aud licensed
n, auctioneer, HYDE Park. VT. All calls
I9mptly attended TO. 20 -
RIDDLE. licensed auction. er. johnson
Fl'vt. Prompt attention given to the Dusl.
b. and all business done under this license Tor
Feasonabe compensation.
II. MILAN. Merchant Tailor, johnson
Pvt All work done by him will be In the
ft manner and warranted to fit. Cutting done
others to make. Terms cash. ~ ooyiy
TAYLOR, housepainter; Morris,
+giIle VT Heis prepared to do AL KINDS o.
|1rk belonging to his prosession. such a. paint
Pa, Altering. paper hanging etc. Furniture
Z rlLnea rnished and aAps aoop As NEW. WI
MN, PITCHER. Albany, W.. Proprietor o.
~ Albany Sale Stable win take Horses or ooits
/ break. train for speed, &c. Having had con-
derable experience in the business, ne believes
can give satisfaction. avyi
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4TyA nR.M0WEhas taken rooms AT
rFfYyc4A aIBrewster's Hotel, Cambridge
LII LIZ where he will insert TEETH upon
RUBBER BASE at from $5 to $40 per full sett
Fer than any other Dentist Ia the state. AL
teeth cleaned. filled, and diseases of the gums
fted.
La DENTISTRY. .--P. w. J. PECK,
&s-SNA ~ dentist, Johnson, VT. Natur-
W. x y al teeth put in the best state OF pre-
fUfsLT servation. Diseases OF the gums
Fceasfully treated. Artificial teeth made IN
| rg style known to the profession 40
J. H0LBR0OK, NJ. d., physician and sur
geOn, Wolcott. VT. Office at his residence
Aouse formerly occupied by q A Root. omo
The New York herald., 1866-06-04

or Diplomatic Corespondence for 1885, and believe
that later dent could have changed In th Is regard
! the RUE OF conduct OF the Imperial government
Accordics the information which reaches US from
Vienna, the Imperial government has had no amcus IN
ccnyipcpg Mr. Eaey that Austria has no intention 70
-nons "ovic. 20 replace others That the voun-
teers question ca' .ocor tba, after having full
aars. ss i is Of their own .beir own country thew
Oiled their military Obligations In Symilian. to form
enlist IN the service OF the Emperor hs- =
an integral portion OF the Mexican army. sat,,e6
The proof that this incident seems TO have b6en 20 "a
IN satisfactory manner, Is that the embarkaon 6
1oh OF May inst, at Trieste where since the 7th tho
Tampco has been lying al anchora vessel Of the Trans
atlantic Company-on board or which they TO be
transferred 70 Vera Cruz
May A.
Seward 10 the Minister Of the United btates Vienna In
which the American Secretnsy OF State protests against
the sending OF Austrian volunteers to Mexico In terms
whose earncsAess every Cxa appreciate The Coss
tHonne thinks II announce this morniag that all ds
cues removed in the matter, and that the expans
tons given by We Vienna Cabinet have fully satisfied the
Minister OF the United States, hat first detachment
Of thousand volunteers ccsbark the 10th Of
May Vt Trieste for Mexico To tell tl truth this Cdnt-
satonei knows nchng Of these facts Of ITSELF t gets
them fFSU tho AensraI Dplomdtique m which, f,r
part, far frsm having absolutss confidence II
may be- sfi ALL that Austria has Thought proper
pay atteuhou 10 the protest from Washington, although
She has at sh6 moment affairs enough hand not 70
seek for We shall know II Is truc ttat
ono corps Of volunteers SGT three days $50 for very
Cruz b0a1 the Tampsco; but II tkts fact
exact wouid - enough prove that understanding
la ard To fSs question of volunteers exists present
between Austris and the United States Tho vcry
gorc language a Sir. Seward permits us to dcabt this
We shall watt nercfor, until the OF tho arrange
nsent concluded ssWeen the governments - made
known To NJ befors We believe H. by the
leave, wliish cndNses OF which 10 hss
prosf except the assertion TIE Memorial Dipossique
which are always 70 se received with caution.
The New York herald., 1866-06-04
M "a sieas.
TUK ENGLISH opKE

The Doctor OF AlcaDara VIII Represented AZ The new
French th~atrc this evening and st tho Bopkyn Acafe
my OF Music on Tsssday II Mr. Biehbceg would give
little orchestral cooring and thus bring out
prominently tAs lights and shas Of expression in
the charming 10 srpcniaron OF his cFerc,ta he would
remove tho cnly blers,shes that exist IN rendering
with materials hs and then the spsroIs will be
me xcep,ionabl, !, In every respect
EIGHTH sA yasD cos;CsRT Az InvItos HAIL.
Tho rain last night ciNDo decrease tbs usuns Iarg
attendance at Irving Hall ~ me eighth organ concert
TIE principal attr1c,ion wa~ Miss Katc Mcdonald the
yoang soprano wi made e.uch n successful fovnt soms
time since at this hail. snc sang Toplrs Ruth and
Naomi, Meyerbeer's Fshernaiacn and sSIyer We'll,
Swe Angel" by Franz Abt In sylc which fusIied all
tho expectations forms OF h.-at hor debut LSrvo,e
Is brilliant and beautifully mcanstcd and withsa iail.
ssesdincss II wiirbe the approach per
feet cultivation and Wished that havc smonH
many excellent nnpve voorists Ia the splendid
trio frorr krcatzer's Nsch,lager In Granada sung by
her aud Msssrs Castle ard Campbell her voice wli
managed aud toned to bsnd fautseas harmony with
the male voices Mr. Movun played effectively as usual \
and cucorcd In many-of hts seiections This dis
tnguIshcd'organst has Jux returned from Washington
where he gave In the Calvary Baptist
church In ?rcence Of many OF tho noeabes o that city
Gounods Arr Mayia duet for tho org.n aud piano
rendered by Mcssrs. Morgan aud Colby that
deserved ths highest commendas,ons The last sacred
concert will take place Irving Hall next sunday
The same arsIs,s with Miss Masilda X. Toedt and Mr.
Elder, will appear.
Jerome Hopk'nS' Las, Orpboonist festival will on
Al tho Cooper Institute ths evening
The New York herald., 1866-06-04

rebellion and wondered such principles would acuae
the British Authorities in their treatment OF the rev re-
mans who fell into their hands in the retreat was
generally that this m0vemont was cievcry car
red out front Of the enemy ana me only regret was
that the Fenian corps had not esapsd sno vigilance OF
: : &c United States authorities
I'M: was lts substance % tho op'pi's- Arrressed
in regarn news; anu as evening drew on the
Crowds in tho streets becoming impatient for
quas swhss Is y sS a
doingf" Confidence in his plans generally ex.
pressed, however, and there universal expecta-
ton " hear from him soon and in tones Of thunder
THE ROBERTS HEADQUARTERS
visit to the Roberts headquarters yesterday showed
ing scted The aspect OF the place was different
somewhat from that Of the two previous days There
were nos 90 many persons around tho building nor SO
ing Usual Tho reason for this Is found IN the fact
Shat many mon who werS before impa,icn, for orders
further business there ss4 bestses great pres.
Of business from outsy branches Of Che organi
The .cas hssses ssss 'ss VEN .asa
with the news except that part Of y which
Ss s,a ' h spss The uI state e SIns s
hled his Instructions ~ far the whole demonstration
made by hm was conctvned The movement was pro.
were in brisk demand Among the orders received
during the day for them from the Emmes Circle
already in tho neld, and viii send smother this
week. The officials state that tAere is bus one sessi-
m c a q ns s s Ss ses ps:y 'ad o
eral swoeny. It Is reported that one Of the
companies OF the Ninety ninth segment, Of which
o. ahony until rsccny the CsoncI ofTcrsS their
services 70 the Roberts party since ,hc present
ment began, and that q few days wA probably range
most OF the circles OF tIss city the side. Tho
District Centre Long Island Colonel Powers is sud 70
have already announced has adhesion the party sup
porting the men in the field Senator Damn had busy
day yesterday among the ponds and cond scarcely
tcnd to anything else Theirs muyh appearance |
OF confidence the preceding day, after the
ncws Of ONcills surrender received
WHAT THE FENIAfH AXE DOING.
Men are leaving this city for the front daily, but how
they when they leave mysteries In most
Tie number that yesterday large on
some days week. but less five hundred left
the city. Many men go without ackets OF passage but |
pay their way and undertake provide for them
selves Others leave their famIlic9 In |
provided for utterly unable they TO control their
desire part c.pate in tho General Swceny Is
known TO have largo for concentrated somewhere,
and every feels confidence In him sAEtt |
The New York herald., 1866-06-04
THE NEWS IN THE CITY.

Tic AGITATION Of the public mind of New York on the
Fonlan esion which prominently regarded as
xhc question Of the day. acvc yesierday a. ever
The news published in the RAID In the morning was
read aud discussed universally, and the satisfaction
cr,aIo by il the minds OF he IRISH people com
plcc However, full as the accoun-s we're, ihey only
incca the desire TO bear more, and every one va,
an Aiousy watching for the frst ness Of the morn
ing ~ 4 was evident from the tone OF the latest
De published In tho papers that the position
Of oloncl o'Ncl aud his band was becoming exceed
IN. t rrlca Every recos snizcd the fact that the
cr. wa upon Tim, aud that le could no longer con-
tcnd agalnst the overwhelming and rapidly accumu-
ai.ae forces opposed to him with any chance Of sue-
a.. ne al s'i0n arose, "Can be escape from
a. Er,.hsn Taosc wao knew him sad that
m we're confident ho would never surrender
to lein while Others maintained that he must incvi-
tally dl L.. Wherever one turned 70 hear the con-
vcg ltla OF the iilon tie son' meni was unanino
th lutlc force al Fort kre hid aoy peri9 tne
"a ytle1 10 them up 70 TIE uue tps ias.
puI lcd in the papers were forwHrded but this ohy
Increased the interest IN their precarous s,uauon and
che desire 10 hear further INTEL g;nce from hen some
cnnslaiued that the United states government was 100
prciBpt Ii preventing the rcnioiccmens from reaching
the Fcnaua but all admitted that the government nsa
ruulcd ts treaty ob gallons more faithfully and encr
getl than the British government did IN We Gays oi
our ecillon--bockade running privateerng harboring
o fees ON tbe borer aud raids on the Vermont banks
The crowds around the bulletin boards notwthsandlns
she n were a. large a. % We we ,ha
people became very impatient
Al an extra was issued and the boys went aio ng
shouting Capture OF Toronto aud fooled large nun.
be- Of cope nso purchasing t or tho sheet ony con.
tancd repetition of the news announced By the HxRAI
IN The morning. Then came the announcing the
retreat ~ Colonel 0Ne and the grestcr part OF his men.
snd their surrender 70 the forces of the United States
and tho previous excitement considerably dsmpened,
though most people rc~thed frssr, they would have
dotc he'd they perceived . somnambulent move avay
Qom the edge Of high and rocky precplcs They fell
tceved that the rsnans had earaped certain death and
toped thss shsy would not ~ any msa'
Mi into the hands of their enemies, who's
pprelsaiing 1npss1ssoa 70 - ven Known nAsy psop.
6pralef ~ seuNueuta ~ ~ uysA 90 OunmnsA pre
y nvW = lsnsv sSvsstb ~ IssAsss a Shs Ansssss1
The New York herald., 1866-06-04
Caution 90 Emigrsnts.

notice in your i<sae of today paragraph headea
'cAaiion 20 Emgrants," being case Of Roberts w. Bus
tecd before Judge Barnard regard 70 The sale Of Ten
nc~sec land I wish 70 state, 70 prcyep, wrong i'm
p,e..on. TIA, nv brp.hsr the Aad Busteed, la. bad
iasds In that section for some years. and that The deeds
for sad lands were deposited with his hs agents,
Me~<ra gsrnsworh and hocre last October 70 bs .~us
there for record. " being imrosibe, OWING 70 we wnl
70 hAvsit cone sooner and hat AN fury cosndsns
thas any tranaarsloa relation " The sale OF "a hnds
VII BE- fosad quIts right and propss ttberefote
hope thaa wrong cosssruqon will Be nhan~d on hs
pvbiishs1 assleis sasnSoa until The latter shs y
fsny tsvsausAs1 80 ssisd have bees ever tesl
ous ~ sbs prcs inssyr1f Il cur ssm< Yss vtn psesss
IicaAsD 3jsrEID, 20 Ss~sa ssssst
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The New York herald., 1866-06-04
The Extermfnating Policy OF marimii-
faa-The Austrian yofunteers.

Tho following Is an extract irom the NemoTsh DPE0
p1nqus, 18th Of Nay
according American letter published W the TEs>
tie M,niater of the United states Pars rscenty
gessd 10 the Cabinet at the T,enes that Tor The par
poue Of arres,ing tho military reprtsais 10 Mexico
ihe Juarist government should bo Informed u the limit
within VII ch the French army OF occupation should be
Withdrawn Druyn De Lhuys declined this overture for
the reason that the french bed no means o.
fere or this purpose the CAbins d the Tuilcdes the
good orcss of his government near which ecredts1
thai shat mAy b of truth 70 shis sscvy
rsises TO the steps formally ken ~ shs fs1ssh Csbinss
s.s ths r~pssI OF csvan lscssss conosnng the ysar
hveneAees mes s@sCA sn1 Ne rssDAea whscn sesJ
ust v,s{ from Ire MAlstw a rosstn Anain yrsnos
The New York herald., 1866-06-04
M e xico o.
Jasrex willing 90 Hand Over the Hctn :
90 santa Anna.-A National Convention
60 ne called, d..

fFrom the Esiafettc of May
A letter from So ThOmAs, dhiei March 10, refers ~
an Arrangement alleged t0 have been cnteret into ~
JTarez ana Gen sana Anna accord ng 10 VIII ch the lat
ter Is 70 take the place Of Tie former
In this connection tho n seAa de Nora publishes the
foliowing I've have JIst seen litter from Don JOS
Maria Igesiaa of Juarels ministers, dated the
latter part Of ast month NJ paso del Norte and hesla
Informing tho Juarst leaders and other liberals that
Juarex At a council Of his minister's had determined To-
transfer the direction of aars 10 Cen Santa Anna Who
would undertake the political restoration oi The country
Santa Anna Il was expected would call national con
venon IA order 10 rita the viii OF the majority of
tue people regarding the form Of govsrnment most
acceptable 10 the country
The New York herald., 1866-06-04


BUcKgYK CLUB SrWIsG hKxuA0, June 2.-Purse $500;
handiso hurdle race entrance $50 half forfeit, 5000
to the rs, horse sso0 tho second and the forc %
tho third mies. eight hurdles three feet SIX
inches high
Dennis Ready entered Z.gzsg. !
DIR. Underwood entered y. ID. D.....................
Mr. - entered Copcck. ..e.........................
Time, $45k.
SECOND RAcE-Cub Purse eI, 900; three milo heats,
free for all agos.
Thomas Buford entered Dclawarc, ny Rnggold dam
ARIEL, by imported SarpedoD, four years old. -.
VIM. Kinney entered b. G. Harry ~ the West, BY
Lexipgton, dam Laura, four years Old .........
Time. 6:56ta-6011a
SANE DAr-Handcap purse, milo heas best three NJ
Ave.
Thos Buford entered b. C. Luxcmburg, by Rcvc-
nGc, dam by Lexington, years old. ...-....i
K A. Smith entered eh. h. Rngmsster, by King
gold, dam Ninnis Mansfield years old. .....2
Mr. - entered Hcmpland. 80 ...............3 .
Mr. entered BNeleye. - .se........t.s-.S dis
=. A. Grimstead entered br DE- harigod, by
VandaI dam Vari.Nos by mp Ambassador. DIS
Time B.J6M--2 .00-2 200x.
Tho track was very heavy. tho mud being fc'lock
dfopr asioned by tho heavy winch wcrc falling
an day
A special train left Cvrinra on Saturday night for
PatsEon, New Jersey nsdw;h passengers and ou ricc
horss5 belonging to the stables OF T. q. ho2ie, X A,
Alexsrdcr Zcb Ward and Dennis Ready.
The New York herald., 1866-06-04

The California si-'f ...,.h.n Z, r..v
ueor-e - T..
Emms, Blonde. Commodore Vanderbilt and General But.
Ter announced to trot this afternoon In tho pools
sold the Californian brought the most Lady Emma being
second favorite Commodore Vanderbilt The third choice
General Butler the fourth Tho gray mare Blonie was
not sold, as II was stated she would not start