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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-08-06
TED Ma or ADVERTISING: |:
curcd for every dollar advanced TO Mr..

cured for every dollar advanced TO Mr.
Black. 1t has liens upon stocks, crops,
etc., as we'll as the control Of the rented
farms, and will be fully reimbursed. The
losses of the farmers depend very much on
the character Of the crops. If they turn
out very well, the Indebtedness OF Mr..
Black will Of course be very much dimin.
ished.
It was evidently a most perilous under.
taking-the renting Of so many large farms
in different parts Of the State, and the cul-
tiyation of them through agents by the
somewhat unsettled labor now In the conn.
trv-and it is understood to have alto
gcther failed.
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COAL AND WOOD.
/ NTHRACITE COAL.

4 NTHRACITE COAL.
N S. p. LATHROP. Agent, Eighteenth street
south side Of Dock Beet Red. Ash, Rgg, and
stov. Coal, white-Ash Foundry Coal, for sale In
quantities to suit purchasers. y9-h
GLOVER HILL COAL.-BRAZEAL
~ COTTRELL are ready TO receive orders for
th. delivery Of CLOVER HILL LUMP, AVERAGE,
and SMITHS COAL also, ANTHRACITE COAL,
OAK and PINE WOOD.
Glover NH Lump ~
Clover Hill Average .............,............e $50
Glover Hlll smiths . W
urices on north side Basin bank, corner Ninth
wM e. BRAZBAL.
iy3-,s JOS. +. COTTRELL.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-08-06

ESCAPE OF A PESITENTIARY CONVICT
On Saturday afternoon about 5 O'Clock
negro convict named Cornelius Johnson,
who was at work on the tunnel at Gamble 5
Hill, managed to cludc the guard and make
his escape. l. appears that he had on two
suits of clothes, one under his uniform
and, watching his opportunity, he Slipped
to one side and pulled off his pcnitentiary
pants, and walked oil. He was not missed
immediately, and when search was made
for him the pants were found near where
he was at work. He was sent to the penl-
tcntiary from this city. His wife lives
near where he was at work.
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THE VALLEY VIRGINIAN"
l. PUBLISHED wgEkLy
GARBER CkoCkwELL,

The pleasant business relations which have
clD.'as orths Valley " Yirgiaia have been 70.
sum.d under circumslanees which justify the noPs
that tn. old order OF things I'LL soon %
The VALLEY vIR0lHfAS.A paper dsvot.a W
the interest Of this State, 10 pablshsi stss1tou
In the centre OF the Valley and oi The STATE.
Its circ ulation 10 large and rapidy incFeAsink-
offering uusuyDdssssi sciiities "a AdversssU. The
design Of the Publisher. I. to make it ne 1sdisn
OF communication for all who are Ia any vAy IN.
fh.y respectfully solicit the pslFopsgs u tie Rish
mond mercha an,: aud heir itlslSs,> A11lees
" Sd-lm 9$So1sleecee.
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To Publishers Of nabney's Life of Stonewali JACK,
son President of Faculty of Richmond Medical
College Principal Valley School; Grand SCRIBE
Grand Division Sons Of Temperance Correspohd-
ing Secretary Typographical Union. NJ" 30 prali
Of Richmond Medical College; PRESIDENT Rich
mond Medical College.
VESSEL LETTERS.
Captain Thomas Warren, steamer PeterShnrs
George Mrars tcoloredl, steamer wing Racer
stramship Norwich w. Randall, steamer George
anna +: George : Buck, schooner Mary L. Coyn
te); John Carlan, schooner Mary l.. Coyn > II
Hustled schooner Mary L. Coyn James 7 Sl"rer'
schooner Z. Cornelius; Captain +. NJ Drake,
schooner Edw. Sade "a; W. Scott; SCHOONER
QuIckstep; H. Nearey, schooner Light Boa,; =,
ALEXANDER SHARP, l.. N.
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'IHE OLD LINE RESUMES EPfTS
/ lI> POSITION AGAIN sshGfn1la

~ - ''is' 80 y - 49, q G~y
i ITS POSITION AGAIN.
,,eurp
TIE 3aW lOlsk AND ' IhrlH!A SibaMohii
COMPANY
TIE PIONEER LINE ESTABLISHED IN ISL.
Thetwo new and magnificent, side. wheel
steamships,
NIAGARA EA.,..,............t CAPTAIN COUCH,
ASD
SAkAToG N.............. CAPTAIN KING,
are the route again between
NEW YORK,
ankt OLh,
CITY POINT, and
RICHMOND.
49,
II no'ht "' strength sp"en, anu Hhish, 'hese
,."a"~AlF' are ni',4u'ltHa. ny ar II, tn1iso
o. htI.. ..'l ',l''rI "'' II -. wI,,i.N q and / N
'.t' "tSS.i2 - -. .i,, .nt ur.Il krnw n Ia hi.
..'''.r4.y ~ -
rrr-, Steamships Will leave Richmond every
T.-E>r,Y aud FRIDAY, and will leave New York
-sary TUESDAY aud SATURDAY, arriving ana
Gr.srr4ny from the LrnLAA WATSON "h"tI'
k.~ntt- The hour of departure from h'ie van a.. ~, pe
t'rft" Nhe Guy 'Ae ua!S pio''"'a "
sr.t"Bfr. =, - 49,, x
Ticket. aud berhs secured ELMER Oh ooaiu VI
n Dr., nhce. ,,.,,.
''sat", iutladiis Eeais ana s'a'e-io'ip 'A'S
r,.,,. 49,, ,r,o ,,.v s.,t,. In I'm
t"' i"'i.hN' t.'s III l',.e - !" i" iw."i r." rates
jr.-gs GAKEET +. WATSON, Rockets.
.r,.> Err.
E"h NEW lohh.-h LA-'0NN
1lr MAIL STEAMSHIP CoMPA. .eI1al,'l.
E"AH' LL%l, iAkk,h eoin.i,sn'RPii sa RichmDnd
sy.Ty yI,2AY e. sYd fFinATk s.ys Ne" York
rhr,e SHIPS are rn;ircly new, and were built
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CIRCUIT CouRT-JrDGE MEREDITH PRE-
sIpIxG.-The suit of Tyler Us. Black was
decided on Saturday by rendering ver-
dict and Judgment in favor of the plaintiff
for the amount claimed-fvc hundred dol
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REAT REDUCTION IN THE

rREAT REDUCTION IN THE
" PRICE OF COAL.
We have reduced the price OF our celebrated
PHEyIX RED. ASH COAL Two do'lsrs per ton from
,his date. CDal kept under eorer.
X. J. WHITE.
Yard south side OF the Dock
! shall BE- pleased TO supply my friends and the
public from this yard with Coal upon which th.y
can rely. tmy ?i-sl p. II. HOY.
DEMBERTON & CREW, dealers In
i COAL AND wooD. once Seventeenth street,
between Cary and Dock. Best RED and WHITE
ASH ANTHRACITE COAL, for CRATES, stoves, and
foundry use CLOVER HILL LUMP and kvE.
RAGE COAL: OAK and PINE WOOD. NH N-s
NEW COAL AND WOOD YARD,
~ COkSER OF SEVENTH AND CANAL
STREETS. S.-ANTHRACITE and xIDLOTHIAA
BL6oD PyHDLEroS.
n. B.-ordsrs promptly allsd. ls n-u
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-08-06

DETROLEUM LUBRICATING OIL,
equal 10 Sperm, At one dollar per gallon. LII
be raj discount 10 The trade: .n
WILLIAM II. SCOTT, Druggist,
corner Of Frsnkl aud Seventeenth streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-08-06

ROBBERY At THE OLD FAIR GROUNDS
HosprTAL.-Thc room of DR.. Thromain,
surgeon in charge of the hospital at the
Old Fair Grounds, was entered on Friday
night last between o'clock and daybreak
and robbed Of aquantity of valuable pro-
pcrty. Amongst the stolen articles were
five hundred dollars in currency, a gold
watch valued al two hundred dollars, a
large doublc-case silver watch, two silver
napkin rings, n silver tea scivc, IN ebony
box containing gold and silver coin, Ia
dies Venetian gold chain, and numerous
other articles.
The robbery was evidently committed
by some one well acquainted with the pre-
misses. DR.. Thromain suspects some Of
the soldiers about the hospital of having
committed the theft. He says they are
the biggest thieves on the face of the earth.
The police have been notified of the rob-
berry, and will use all the means in their
power to apprehcnd the thief and restore
the stolen property.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-08-06

DIcE.-TEN BAGS y!cE 70
" '''''' ''s'-'' A"f''Ttsw Hs
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NIIDLOTHIAN COAL.-The Midlo-
WI THAN Company will be prepared, st.er shs
lst July to commence the delivery OF UhP COAL
to consumers in tho city 81 rates much below those
OF the past season. .,.,ru.
COAL Al prices equally favorable. Orders let ~
tha ONCE ul the Company, on Main, between Thir.
t-.nth and Fourteenth streets, ~ the store ot
h. LlPSCOAB, will bs duly attended to.
Je Ats JOHN c. sTASARD, Secretary.
GLOVER HILL LUMP, AVERAGE,
" and FINE COAL;-liavlns pa,ehased ali the
Manchester we are prepared To furnish crate, en-
sine, and shop COAL IN AIgs quantities and .t
9.ason.ble rates. ANTHRACITE COAL and OAK
aud PINE WOOD at low nKnres.
""" COTfRELL PITCHER
Basin Bank, between Eighth and Ninth streets.
la Is--ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-08-06

ELOUR.-Fifty barrels Corona Family
II Flour, 200 barrels Extra Flour, loo barrels su-
p''n"' CHARLES HOWARD,
conner Cary and Fifteenth streets,
4. a I'm mp stxirs.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-05-22
CHS PIXTURES! Gas FlXTURES'.

'NHE BUBsoRIBER BEGs 10 YNeoRN HIs
fr1cn's and the ci''xans generally that he is now
located at No. lao thurrh .trco, one door s"uih of
Ma xot, "nefo D. ntp III sore choice selection OF
G1s Fi1'rcI. erI GInhes Of latcst rl,. aud pa erp
Copper mus &C. DSelliups torea L. fired ur
with Pioihg and Fixtures lowest DOS ihls ratep
steam Fitting. 60 Ropstrng prnnptl, tond ID to- Az
work guaranteed. I l.. GUuLRHIN,
No lao Chun h st,c-.t
Ono door south OF Markrt
Mayie sta,he
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-05-22
MES. pAv1s GOES TO NORFOLK.

Mrs. Davis to-day visited Norfolk and returned
this evening on the steamer James l. Brady,
Csptsin Landis. She went partly On d shopping
expedition, but mainly to make call on MrS
Leonard, niece hers, at present residing there.
am tuld that the shopk-eprrs, AZ on the ooca-
sion OF her recent visit refused to accept any
money from her,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-05-22
DBUG STORE FOR SALE.

A N OLD ESTABLISHED RET AL DRUG STORE.
"A IN one of the mst des,rab loc ,ls. Of the city
IL 'FERED Fob BALE The preeeut proprietor IA
which cnmpolS him to change his .ooupstiou and re
move to the contry. Apply, by letter. 70 Box No. sss
Charleston PostuiHoe thsut,4 NAV ~
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-05-22

EREE LUNCH FROM II A. NJ TO P. NJ, AND
L FaOM6 roll Pm. RY BY DAY
Tho finest quality of ICY f,RrAN served at all bours
in hs Garden attaoh d t, this Es,sb ashmeut
Coule all aud ref esh you're Msyl9
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-02-28
Liberation.

THIS may certify that | have given my son
i Merit Wilson, his time duing the remainde
Of his minority, and that shall pay no debts O
his contracting after this date.
JOHN N. WILSON.
@. N. MELENpY, Witness.
Eden. Feb. Il, 1866, l4w2.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-02-28

Grave stones. sn monuments of every style
and variety of MAJ BILE also. liable tops AMI slabs
for soda fountains. and sta .uary of every kind
will he furnished /" ~ der. with finish unequal
led by any in the state
The subscriber would return his thanks to the
public for the very liberal pat onage he has re-.
ceived the past two years. and would say to all
who are IN w,nt of ma, bic work OF any kind to
give him call before going ont OF the ccunty.
a. he " determined not to be undert0ld by any
one in Vermont. 13u W. GlLi.ETT.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-02-28
COUNTY COMMISSIONER.

Mr.. EDITOR Several citizens of the
the county who are unable to coinside
with the views of the gentlemen compriI-
ing what they term the Temperance Con,
vention, at Hyde Park. February l7th.
desire to present the name of Hon. ELI
STA BENTLEY, as candidate for County
Commissioner,
In presenting second candidate. they
do not wish to say directly or by implica-
ton anything against the personal char
acter of the candidate already nominated,
They chcerfully concele that Judge Bel
ding is man Of honorable character and
strict Integrity, and of business capacity
well fitted for the place. 1t is in full re-
cognition of all the merits of Judge Bel
ding tn at they have selected to run against
him a man of equal standing aud high
toned character
The objection they have to voting for
Judge Bcldiug is that his election will be
claimed as au Endorsement of the extreme
views of those who nominated him. aud
give occasion to "a kind of crusade to en-
force their radical notions.
Although Mr.. Bentley has not been
nominated by any formally Gale { eau US,
his nomination has received the sanction
of large number of the most reputable
and Influential men of the county. com
prising greater numbers than the convcn-
ton that nominated Judge Beldiug, and
eqnally reputable.
! We trust the matter may be fairly pre-.
scented to the people of the county. and
that they will again desile whc,her they
prefer extreme men aud measures or mod
crate ones.
Those who are satisfied with such adj
ministra,ion of the law as shall secure
good order. peace ant harmony in the
community. will support Mr.. Bentley
Those who think good can come from
starting up petty ncighborho,d quarIel'
aud prosccutions-who desire to have con
,inuous wranglirgs, and make neighbors
spies upon each other. will vote for .Judg q
Relding and a ram.rod administration Q
the liquor law.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-02-28

r,vrarr lit commenced thawing in
i vicinity on Tuesday of last week,
y contiuued to do so until Saturday
rht. By which time the snow had neor-
III adisappeared and the streams were
eriowinQ the meadows Saturday night
communcell freezing. and the waters
Iha;ded. The roads that were not bare
g covered with ice which rendered
sseliut precarous. No damage was
- thot We hear of except that the
H. ntar Morrisville on the road lead.
Z q g(oxe was partially carried away.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-02-28

a WooD Surf There was an inter
Ing IN ease in this village last week
9 Hale. Esq, Of Waterford. drew
antity a. wood to one Cokcley of this
Icc, Az Nhich he was to pa, S. rer cord.
'oEdl0cfoIlt wood survey ers were bro't
tol11enuure the wood, and both made
nbor< tlFo cords less than the seller did
+. Hale elaimed pay for the amount &C.
ding a his measure. while Cokeley
ldefol ms for only the surveyed amount.
sau tjna Gpkeley had used ) s cords of
I'D. but Hale claimed he had used 3 | 4
ia. and BOX the residue of the wood
10 Cokel<J' is door C,kcley then hro't
aotiou of tiespass against Hale for
ring the Rood away. and made his writ
urnahle before Justice Howard at the
lce Va. Pierce, tsq Hale then
,irbt BY nction for the wood which
ke)ey ~ used. made rcturnalle at the
g E|ll11 two days before Cokclty's
ION zade retnrn,blc here. Where
ou lc<e yielded to Hlle's demands.
= iep4e(<d him 81 per cord for the
~ Y - used. accepting Hale's meas
'lneul IA Instead of | 5.S cords
'ne Of Cokcley's Csc. the jury al
,ee oekeIfy the price claimed by hale.
'e'l the quantity according to
Hx snrcmcnt. as WE understand.
ctheE ords. Hale hought bis own
~ cord more than he sold it
I sn ad Tor some two cords more
~ ~ ne'ahlg WAS So the bitter
\ pltll 80. Jhsnbuy Caied,niun.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-02-28
Cemetery Lots for Sake.
Farm for Sale,

THE subscriber wishing to engage in other
L business, will sell the farm recently purchased
of Martin Kenheld, containing $50 acres with
the stock and tools thereon. Said farm il pleas
antly located on the lamoi lie hlver, about one
mile from Hyde Park village. There is aIsO
about ~ acres OF wood land dioining the above.
VIM. b. CROWELl.
Hyde Park, Feb 10. 1866. litf
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-02-28
HSNSANss MSNNNMNo

The Spring Term will open February %,
1856. and continue eleven weeks
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-02-28

ix..kternal vigilance is the price of
,-vtv , Let every man do what he can
vote ND influence to secure the. Elec-
Hop. samuel Belding for Commiss-
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-02-28

ca We publish by request commu-
nication presenting the name of Hon.
Elisha Bentley for County Commissioner.
Our own opinion in the matte. has alrsa-
dy been fully expressed in favor of Judge
Bedding, AMI though those opposed to him
have selected a good man for the place,
we trust Mr. Bedding will be the succt So
full candidate.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-02-28

h Lamoille County:Farmers and
'Hav) a ssociation will hold their adj
nee eting at the Town Hall in
'v'y on Saturday, March Sd. at |,
y. lo< he TRANSACTION of all un6nish.
''u1' now before the Society. The
'c'oI nd all friendly to the future
'sfe tbe county are invited to at.
\. I ~ ORDER on THE PRESIDENT.
J W. BRyASr. SECRETARY.
-er1 [llc, Feb. %, 1866.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-02-28
GLEAS SONS
Literary 90 I'M p n N o n /.

l1H EUTUUt. INUTW, HHH H,VHPU 1HfSCtF'
MneouS Fumiy Jonr"ai,
DEVOTED to POLITE LITERATrRE, WiT and HU.
NOR pR0'E and PoErIC GEMS. In politics and
on all sectarian questions IL is strictly neutral,
and therefore EN- alphabetically
A PAPER FOR THE MILLION.
AND WELCOME VISITOR TO THE HOME CIRCLE.
1t contains the foreign and domestic news OF
the day. 20 conden' ed a. to present the gieatest
possible amount Of intelligence.
THIS MAMMOTH WEEKLY
Is printed on fine white paper. with new and
beautiful type, con ans fifteen HUNDRED square
inches, and /, a large weekly paper of sixteen
octave pages.
An un,ivalle1 corps of contributors are undsr
regular ENGAGEMENTS and every department Is
placed on the most fini, he'd and and perfect sys.
ten that experience can de,ise. Each number
will be beautifully illustrated.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-02-28
ROBERT McCRILLIS' ESTATE.

ROBERT McCRILLIS' ESTATE.
The subscribers having been appointed by the
honorable probate court Tor the district OF La
noble commissioners TO receive. examine and
aud adjust all claims ami demands OF all persons
against the estate OF Robert McCrillis late OF
0Icott, IN said district, deceased. repre-.
scented insovent. aud the term of 6 months frOr
the 18th of Dec. 1865. being allowed by sad
court TO the creditors Of raid deceased to en-
hlbit and prove their respective claims before us
Give notice, that we will attend to the du.
ties Of oui appointment at the Inn of
}, llubbell. in WoIcott. in sal district, on the
first saturday of March AMI jane next, at 10
o'clock, In the forenoon. on each of said Gays.
Al.GER JONES, ro,,,s
d. X. ANDRUo, u"
Wolcott. Dec. 10, 1865. Is
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-02-28
JOHN WOODBURY. ESTATE.

JOHN WOODBURY. ESTATE.
STATE OF VERMONT, / IN Probate Court hold
LAaOILLE DISTRICT, IS. en- at johnson within
and for said district on the I'D day Of February
A. ID. ls66.
An Instrument. purportinP to be the last Will
and Testament Of John Woodbury.. late Of Wa
tervile In said di,tuict deceased being presented
here More, byl'ClarK and Nm, Woodbury. the ex'
cutofs therein named. Tor probate.
IL Is ed by said court.
that all persons concerned therein 1e notiiied 10
appear at a session Of said court to be- holden at
the Probate Office In Johnson. on the 18Th day
OF March A. ID. 1866. and show cause. " any
they may have. against the Probate Of said VIII
for which purpose II IL further ordered that 9
copy OF the record Of This order he published
three weeks succesiyely In the l.amoile News
dealer. printed at Hyde Park, previous to said
time appointed Tor hearing.
A true copy Of record Attest
lows J.. I. GLEED. Register.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-02-28
Terms InyariabIy In ndYnnee.

] subscriber, one year, $500
4 subsc ibers, Z" - .. 1000
~ :" - 1000
and one copy gratis to the getter-up of club of
10all to he sent In at one time.
Single Copies Cents.
Far sale at all the principal Periodical Depots
in the United States and Canadas.
Published every Saturday, at No. 22 Summer
St.. Boston, Ma -, by r. GLEASON.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-02-28

dbl zoo PER YEAR We want agents
~ .cUU everywhere to sell our IMPROVED
$50 Sewing Machines. Three new kinds. I'm
der and upper feed. Warranted five years.
Above salary or large commissions paid, The
ONLY machines sold in the United states for less
than $40. which ave Iully licensed by Howe,
Wheeler 4 Wil.On, Grover IL Baker, singer IL
Co.. and Bachelor. All other cheap machines
are inifingements and the seller or ser are liable
to arrest. fine. and imprisonment. Circulars
fiee. Address, or call upon shaw d Clark. Bu
deford, Name Cyl
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-02-28
ALBERT A. ALI EMS ESTATE,

ALBERT A. ALI EMS ESTATE.
THE subscribers, having been appointed by the
j Hon. Probate Court for the district OF la
noble, commissioners to receive. examine and ad
just all claims and ',cnhIi,!s ofat persons agans
the estate OF 4 lbert A. Allen .aie OF Hydcrak,
in said district, deceased. Represented incl.
vent. and the term of six me- nths ilom the Hh
day OF Jan. 1896, being allowed by said court
TO the creditors 81 SAID deceased to EXHIBIT ana
prove their respective claims before us Give no.
tice, that we will attend to the duties of our ap.
pOintm+it at the Amer lean House. in
Hydepark. in said District. on the Sth day Of
Ma CHI. and i'th day If May next. at 8 o clock
in the forenoon ON each of suid days.
CARLOS ;. NOYes, Commits.
SAMUEL WIswALL. ! sioners.
Hydepark Feb 9th 1866. Is
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-02-28
PROM THE w EST.

ity Of IL, rxvnRLY. Iowa Feb 18th 1865.
all is mi IL EofroR Notwithstanding the hun.
is. that ,eis If niles which separate the Old
bel svw,. .r>n Moun.ain State from this great
'eetiug il arie State still your welcome paper
sittee ,,. .hea ia and in it notice the reaction
he presa. TIE temperance cause in Your midst.
lusic and In I'LL my heart, say perseve,e III the
We Mans, X canse. Whatever my actions were
Pre.;a.u ile liviuR in Lamoille County | must
to ,b.;, hold 4he rood remplars When first
1T Of Il. pe u tkts place joined the Lodge
ed n. Il audsilo not regret it. 1T may net
n such hecodninr in me to boast of the good
bo;,o ovpn,Iixation has done in our amidst
ID So,. Bxesnsf County, but will say this
cooa ~. ~ IA qear ago there were eight whis-
g given ~ saIoonS open in town, and defantly
Him. out destruction every day to their
ro,,., tima NV there arc only two open
: ,,,;a. / ,hev eIaim that they do not sell any
Rehel;,, ih;s internal stuff. The Good Temp
of the N are Itching them however and will
right to ~ hefcfe long, Thanks to the Mayor
neither The Wuyefl Tor uniting his earnest efforts
h., in QUIZ Ii. this humane cause.
. n,we, \, I've RIA inc h ,rd one to contend with
zen You bsi I III blamed to say it One that
I've and N Il ~ nv name of IV,man No induce
: ana oy III III kife could stop her from poison
!, ~ '.4 shcr &eak minded fellow mortals.
| Avn t,, Fhe rSoaIt of her obstnacy WAS this -
We. that One nQonlight evening while she was
"eh p0S~nt % short visit to friend hel
:, ~ isc fell as if by magic to the ground
{ no nor i II you we're here Mr. Editor and stood
been sctl 10 the bridge whieh spans the clear
and gHsr River you would have seen as ma
10 nave as City iiffcrent forms rolling barrels
e, anu the ruined tniliing towards the riv
tho .',n.,. and said to c,ntain whiskey An &C
nfficient a wus takcn against who reports sai,
hat they Il the 4dcrs hut the she Jfend hersel
obedau tried III selling And placed in Prison
II 'i'e "" oiiG< ID which | am now pennint
ace aud IT , ;. -, :,
t these gMt n '''e'''y wv. '"' w.
Gle / hawl hoT& M food 'lemplars of JohnsoI
he South rive n good account of themselves
H. and a@ey have good officers notice an'
need not a. " ~ , L,o,, - oooro.,;. am,
,nnd at The @,%# :, ,e
ell. cafe w. tue '"'e'es'S " humanity
n A voice p eueetss to all your organizations o
II stand M kind Old Iamoille. remain
Union u Yours etc. J.Mrs F,rrcupp
a.