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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-20

BUFFALO, Sept. 19.-At meeting of
the Directors of the Buffalo and State
line Railroad held at the Office of the
Company, in this city, Yesterday. the
resignation of j. Lewis Grant, Super
intendent, was accepted, and r. N.
Brown, the former Superintendent, was
elected to fill the vacancy.
At the meeting of the Conservative
Convention to-day, Hon. A. NJ. CIapp,
was nominated for Congress from this
district.
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RaltImore EInrI,et-

BALTIMORE, Sept. 10.
Flour Inactive western scarce. wheat
hrIn; red Y SOP 30 Corn quiet; white 92a9Sc.
Pork and cut meals steady. Land dull cor
Zee steady; Rio 171SS9l91zo in gold. sSSenr
dull. WHISKY drm; Pennsylvania 81 81.
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chicago Market.

OHIUAeOI Sept. -.
Flour active. Wheat steady at an advance
OF 29Scs sales at e O3 for No. and 81 7OC92S
tor No. z. Corn quiet and declined LaIc,
sales at 5S14g5S1Sc for No. l, aud 56955jSc for
10. 2 Oats quiet at 3lc for No. /, and 27JI@
SIC Tor No. 2. Highwines nominal at 81 3i5S
clio on corn to Buffalo.
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PhiIndeInhIn aInrI,et.

0TI---I PHILADELPHA Sept. 70.
Petroleum dull. Cotton firm; UNCHANGED;
uplands BIC. Flour and Wheat dull. Corn
dulli yellow 9369lc. Oats wanted; Southern
b2e. Coffee steady. Whisky firm
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BUFFAAo, Sept. ia large and en-
thusiastic meeting was held at st.
James Hall this evening to meet and
hear Southern Loyalists Governor
Brownlow, General Thomas, of Penn,
and Mr.. Stuart, of Maryland, spoke.
The audience was very enthusiastic,
interrupting the speakers with repeated
cheers. Governor Hamilton was ex-
pected, but did not arrive.
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by Telegraph.
Spirit Of the stock market.

NEW YORK. Sept. 10.
The Commercials money article snys:
The upward movement of stocks, repeated
~ indicated asi impending, appel 3 to be fully
inaugurated. Governments are irner Dis
counts are quieti supply bills ranging at sos
per cent Gold is weak in anticipation OF
lnrge receipts from Europe.
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&C., mnrl.at.

UsWEoo, Sept 10. "
Flour steady at siI for No. srriI,o. el9 "a FOR
Eed winter and $40 for Xxx. Wheat Scarce and
quiet, Torn none or consequence IN the mar
ket- bs,Iiey scarce. Canal Freights un-
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New Orlennn lIarIsef.

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 10.
Cotton stitIeF; sales 100 bales low mIddlIng
at S3@3le. Receipts 5SS bales Bank Sterling
D. FFelghts. to New York y: Liverpool ~;
haYre ~. New York Exchange 3S9N.
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INDIANAPoLIs, Sept. 19'-The damage
to the city by the freshet is $500, 600 or
500, 600. The damage to the railroads
is heavy. Communication on the Co
Iumbns 81 Indianapolis and Cincinnati
d indianapolis roads is still suspended.
The first train ON the Louisville road
went out tonight.
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SYRACUSE, n. Y, Sept. 19.-The Re
publican Congressional Convention for
the go Congressional District, held ut
Courtland, yesterday, nominated Dem
MS McCarthey, of Syracuse.
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TREEToN, N. J., Sept. l9.-The joint
meeting of the New Jersey Legislature
has declared Mr.. Cattell elected by a
notes.-the Democratic members not vo-
ting. The Legislature adjourned sine
die at one o'clock.
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Toledo Market.

IoLEDo, Sept. 10.
Flour quiet. Wheat, winter % better:
spring steady; sales new white Michigan al
81 IS; amber 81 55; MOL Illinois spring 60 Is:
extra do go. Corn more active; 65985ISc for
No. i mixed; zoe for No. white; &c for No.
yellow. Oats steady at 351Sc. Rye SO bet
ter SOC for No. l. Lake Freights dull, 81 on
corn to Buffalo.
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SAN FRANcIsco, Sept. 1s.-The Board
of Supervisors passed an order last
night to prohibit feeding milch COWS on
dlstillery slOp, and to prevent the sale
of milk from diseased COWS.
The ship Sea Serpent, which sailed
for Hong Kong to-day, carries sos, 900
in treasure.
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Receipts and Expenditures OF the
United states. Iri
WAsnINaTON, sepI. 10

The statement of the receipts and expendi-
ending June 30th, 1855, exclusive or trust
innds were,
81 rs ~
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SANDY Hook, Sept. 19.--The steam-
ship New York, with California mails
and passengers, of the 30th nit, has
Llrrived.- -. = -
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WAsHINeToN, Sept. Ie.-Surgeon
Norris, who has been in constant at
tendance on Secretary Seward, reports
that he is very much better to-day.
There seems to be no doubt that he will
recover his health.
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NEW YORK, Sept. 1g.-The bark Fear
less, from Greenland for Philadelphia,
board the crew of the bark Dread
nought, lost in the ice in August. The
bark Rising Dawn, was lost in the ice
August 18th. HI hands are safe at
Tni1tut
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MONTREAL, Sept. 16. General Meade
is entertained Tonight by Hon. George
Rose. A large and fashionable party
have been invited to meet him.
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milwaukee, Market.

Flour dnIi. Wheat quiet at sig7. Oats
steady at S3c. Corn, sales at Sc.
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MANUFACTURES or ropr5ssl
~, s4.19 stlees Nun Ware. nnd 49, =. -,
49,. < 80, .s s.yIes, 10. n SI.i,
- 1Q.q pectfully can ~ 4 ,,tl.
f5,,, = my l11llo ana oalsef
copper and ElEls q -. ~ =.
n6nSi y - ~ kinds WIN recelVo my m.
oldsso o. ~ sa Sand Pumps maaS Is
50 5sLs, u4ItFD ~ isi.1eE ,,s,-
= y - ~ ~ .zHRn.
I7oR 81 -. ellt eglEe1s
x0R BOYD 1 %.
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Fruitl FruitT Frniti

V NJ :, 10 s91o PER
6or5i'S every lei. il M y ~, ~
impl07e1l 49,, elIlilp Sen fiilG- iIeebiIs
silleh. siIii tI6i. ~ z lgil llell, m,
ioe7- qll z; ~,
goafss Vgolf n ~. lllErln "a Tor lines
lllsllon, nom = no, V q, o. q COM
Cos 0fiic5 M e ell On d y; =
delihia - N Z !, III 3 3 -, = Pfiia-
Win eiIlnIlri =, 4 + al.ll IiIosllp ~,
1u2i-im
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Pittsburgh, wheeling and Parkorg.
burE Packets.

The steamer EBAY ARD'' Can't.
slIs9. Geo. Moore, will leave for Par
- kersbuTg and Gallipolis every
Monday and Thursday night of each week at
8 o'clock. - " "
Returning, leaves for Pittsburgh Wednes-
and Thursday of each week at a. m.
BOT freight or passage, apply on board or to
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Pittsburgh, wheeling and PnrIScrs-
burg,

The steamer "LENI IEoTI, +"
sIia9ss awill leave for ParkeIsburg and
- Gallipolis every Tuesday and Fri
day night of each week at o'clock.
Returning leaves for Pittsburgh Monday
and Thursday at 8 a. m. y
For freight or passage, apply on board or 20
sep9-tE MAIER & NICK INLEY, As'ts
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Motions and Fancy Goods |
STEAMBOATS,.
Regular Packet for IsIt1sDuIgn.

Regular Packet for IaIttsDuTgn.
- The new and light passenger
stkeae packet, NEW STATE,h Captain
- Harlan, viii leave as above every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday mornings
at six O'Clock, a. m.
Freight received every iay Mt the Lower
Wharf Boat by
seP2O-tf BOOTH, BATTELLE & CO., Agts.
For Lower Ohio Carlo and st. IOuis.
The fine steamer "JNO. w. GAR.
49, RErr," Capt. j. K. Booth, will
- leave as above Saturday, the nd
inst, at o'clock, p. m.
For freight or passage, apply on board or to
seP2O,st BOOTH, BATTELLE & CO., Agts.
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The Latest News.
BY TELR Ora Pr.

ny the Union Line:
ONCE, corner Of Main and Monroe streets
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Two bales of cotton, the first of the
new crop, from Atlanta and Huntsville
were sold on Monday at thirty cents.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-01-10

The MIssIsQUoI BANK 1t at last turns
out that the cashier of this bank, Mr.. H.
G. Hubbell. who has caused so much go
licitude among his friends on account of
his mysterious absence, has been default
err to the bank to the amount of about
$4,000, 1t is alleged that this defalca-
ton has been accruing for a number of
years and kept from detection by making
false entries on the books of the bank.
This will probably have the effect to close
up the affairs of the bank sooner than
was expected, yet people who hold its
bills need have no fears of their final re-
demption. as we understand they are fully
secured.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-01-10

SILK IN CAIFoRNIA.-L. Provost, au-
thor of "Caiifornia Six CuAure," is
very sanguine as to the success of this in
dustry in the Pacific States. The dry
summers, without rain or electricity and
soil peculiarly favorable to the growth
of the mulberry, arc advantages which
place California so far ahead of all 9th
er silk producing countries, that her cul-
tivators have nothing to fear from compe-
tition in any part of the world. In a
communication in late number of the
California Farmer, Mr.. Provost makes
the following statement to illustrate the
fact that, in consequence of these favora-
BILE circumstances, silk can be raised in
California with less labor than in any
other country.
have to say now in regard to that
point, that | have raised this last season
myself alone over one hundred thousand
silk worms, and each worm making a
cocoon, and this is the work Of eight per-
sons IN France or ltal y where silk is
raised so extensively. and where millions
of families are living off this work.
g9yA fire broke out Saturday night in
Rutland, in C. +. Richardson's livery sta
bic, adjacent to the Herald building. The
horses, carriages and slcighs were saved
but the building was entirely consumed
/ BY the strenuous efforts Of the fremen
Notwithstanding the intense cold, the Her
aid office and other surrounding building
we're preserved from injury. Loss abou
$4,000.
ca New Hampshire has just borrowe,
half million dollars in N. Y, paying
per cent. interest
GyA bear and her two cubs were kill
ed in Huntington in cave in the rocks
about two miles east of Harvey Cobb's
on the third inst. by Guy Mix, d. J
Carpenter, N. A. Carpenter, aid Orvi
Carpenter. The weight of the bears wa
respectfully leo, "a Ia and 81 lbs
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-01-10
ga iaaille gewsdealer :
CHAS. G. MORSE, EDITOR.
Hyde Park, wednesday. Jan. 10, 1866.
Town MEETING AT MoRRIsvILLE-II

Town MEETING AT MoRRIsvILLE.-ln
pursuance of call of the selectmen, the
people of Morristown assembled en- masSe
at the Town-Hall on Saturday last. The
issue of the meeting was to see if the town
would vote a tax on the grand list to
raise a sum of money to aid in building
the Mt. Mansfield Railroad. After Capt
Frank Kenfeld was chosen Moderator, H.
H. Powers offered resolution, authoriz-
ing the selectmen to take stock in the road
to the amount of 100000 The reso-
luton was afterward amended so as to
forbid the payment Of any of this sum
for the purposes of surveying or engineer
ing, but to be expended in the actual
building of the road Ex.-Gov. Smith
was expected to have been present, but
not being there, remarks were made by S.
M. Pennock, CIV. Hendee and Wv. Wat.
erman.
P. X. Gleed, in order to learn the feel
ing in other towns in the county called
upon Col. L. B. Sawyer of this town and
E, M. Clifford of Wolcott. both of whom
spoke favorably.
The yeas and nays were then called for
which resulted in the passage of the reso.
luton, by l66 to 60. That there might
he no mistake in the matter, the house
was divided, and this resulted in giving
still larger majority in favor of the res,
olution. No further business being sug-
gcsted, the meeting then adjourned.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-01-10

New PAPER-Blackwe & Co. No. III
Broadway, New York. have favored us
with copy of Ticknor s. Fields new pa
per entitled Every Saturday" modelled
on the plan of Dickens celebrated "Al)
the Year Round"
Persons wishing to subscribe for short
period on trial can send the above enter.
prising firm any amount they please
Blackwell g. Co.'s speciality being the
supply of all the popular weekly papers
and magazines for short periods at the
regular subscription price,
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-01-10

HoPs.-Wanted, 200 bales strictly prime
Hops for the American Hop Extrsc. Co. I"
Must be bright color, we'll picked and free
from mould and rust. 80 to 60 cents.
per Id. will be paid for suitable grades.
Small packages forwarded by Express will
not be accepted unless charges are prepaid.
Address Emmett Wells, AZ Front Street.
Nsw-Ysrk City.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-01-10
NEWS OF THE DAY.

Official news from the city OfOf
hua to Dec. 2. has been received
President Juar"z had entered up1
new term without any opposition
the exception tRat one general made
test against the extension of his ten
went over to the French side Ga
gules, a very successful officer, hh
appointed general. in-chief of the Y
army, in place of the lamented y
who was assassinated by order Of
milan. Generals Ignacio, Mgla' !
clio, Nenta, Nicolas, Rcgules, DiogNI
rez and Josef Carvojel have been Pf'i
Major Genrals for patriotic and TS
Gus services. An unfounded rune
vailed at chihuahua that the =
would return to that place.
U. S. Five.Twentics have advap
Europe.
The safe of Adams Express CON
en- route from New York to BosiGi
urday night. Jan. 9th. were rltle'
their contents. with the exception
parcels. which the thieves in theli
threw overheard. The extent Of y.
has not yet been ascertaiued, but !
posed to be about 100000 IN mop'
bonds.
A number OF medical officers weHI
tered out Saturday.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-01-10
NORMAN BAKER.
agent for Barnet Oil Co. ;"
Written for the Newsdealer.

Written for the Newsdealer.
CHRISTMAS AT CAMBRIDGE BORO.
The birth of Christ was remembered
in this place by appropriate exercises by
the Sabbath School of the M. i. Church.
The exercises by the children were excel
lent, these were followed by an original
address prepared and delivered by H. A.
Hobart, after which the Committee pro-
ceeded to pluck the fruit from the Christ
mas trees. There were two trees richly
ladened with gifts for not only the chill
dren, but teachers and superintendent.
Nor was the preacher and his family for
gotten by the Church and its friends, for
we were surprised by the presentation Of
well selected things to the amount of from
90 to 100 dollars. Among other things
there was an overcoat which cost between
80 and 40 dollars, and nice fur cap 70,
ourself-and silk Velvet Hood trimed
with fur, and Cushion stuffed with
green Backs (S20,25) for to purchase
Cloak for Mrs. Webster
May the rich blessings of grace through
Christ richly reward the kind doner.
IL. WEBSTER
Cambridge BOro, Jan. 9Th 1865.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

THE BosToN ALMANAC FOR lSoo,-has
the Constitution of the United States |;
great events of the past year; illustrated
sketches of Boston and its envlrons' with
many fine Engravings; Map of Boston,
with the horse and steam railroads and
new wards in illustrated print; constltu-
ton of Massachusetts; population voters
and property of each city and town IN
Massachusetts national, state, county
city and transportation registers; calen-
dar and memoranda pages; weather rec
ord, etc. Price so cents, mailed postpaid.
Issued by G. Coolidge, Milk St, Boston
The Burlington Daily Free Press, and
Daily Times have both been enlarged and
improved. Walton's DAILY Jo"maI'-
though not having been enlarged, has
been muchly improved, and proposes to
furnish its vicinity with all the late and
reliable news. We hope the people will
will sustain these papers, for local daily
paper is worth more to them than those
from distant cities, though they may con-
tain greater amount of matter.
The Vermont Record also comes to us
greatly improved. Hereafter it will be
illustrated each week.
The large calendar for 1866, has been
issued at Walton's Journal Office, and is
now ready for the trade. Prices--at re-
tall / : cts; at wholesale, 10 cts
The WATcHMAN AND REFLECTOR, Boston,
is the organ of the Baptist denomination,
and is an excellent newspaper. Its edit-
orial staff Includes many able writer's of
this country, and some in England. Price,
$3.50 per annum. in advance. Ford,
Olmstead & Co., Isl Washington Street,
Boston, publishers.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-01-10

demonstrated to her numerous ,n.,,
hOspitable generosity and cOurteon.
ment for which she is remarkaN. y
With singular propriety nav a,
W. apply to herself and to her b,.l
the cxquisitcly tender lines of the ~
''John Anderson my 10 John, ~
We have clam the hill together.
And many cantie day John,
We've seen wi ane anither.
But now we're going down John
Yet hand in hand Well go.
And Wen sleep together at that,
John Anderson nay Jo."
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-01-10

ashlngton, Jan
There were two more CONSTR.
amendments presented in the SeDais
first from Senator Sumner, and ie =,
lows.
Section l. That the national ad,
hereby declared to be of paramount
CATION. to which the faith OF the NJ.
10 pledged, and Congress shall hot ;,
time do anything directly or indneg,
impair this obligation i'll any Dart
shall in all ways maintain it in tult
and virtue.
Section 2. Debts and liabilities Il
red in aid of the rebellion are vii
any just consideration and void and
tax, duty or impost shall be laid
shall any appropriation Of money ben
by the United States or by any d.,
the States, or by any county, town Oh.
poration therein, for the payment Of
such debt or liability. or any partJ
of.
Mr.. Williams, of Oregon, iutroj
the following joint resolution prop
this amendment 10 the Constitution
ticle: No power shall exist in Con,
to provide for payment to any persI
persons for or on account of the emaD,
tion of any slave or slaves in the IN
States and no appropriations of nr
shall be made by law of Congress for
purpose.
The Chairman of Joint Commits
Reconstruction has called meeting
tomorrow for the purpose of arar.
the prcliminaries of their work. Al
ing member of the House portion Of
Committee will offer proposition toi
Il Commission, similar to the one SEQ
Kansas years ago, the purpose Of ID
ring into the condition of affairs il
South. lfthis is adopted there will
nothing done by the Committee until
return Of the Commission. This pl
sltion will meet with opposition.
Mr.. Washburne has notified the
@ittee of 3 to meet to select anothe
son to deliver the culogy on the late
ident Lincoln, Secretary Stanton hi
officially declined.
The Secretary Of War, in comp
with a resolution of the House Of R
sentatives, has furnished a statemcl
the number of volunteers called o
the President at various periods.
first call WAS for 10000, the second
July, 1864, for 800. 900, and the thin
Decem Der, for 100000, namely:
| Stafn 70
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-01-10

gY The Oil Company at Morrisville, we
understand, will soon commence sinking
a well. and have every prospect of success.
Another company has been started there
and, as many are interested in lille" just
now, we publish the following, furnished
US by Mr.. Burke =
"BornwELL, CIV, Dec. %. 1865.
O. S. Burke. Prcst. Of Barnet Oil 90.
Il arrived here early yesterday morning
and began to look about accompanied by
Mr.. Buzzcll and Mr.. Wilder of ST. Johns,
bury. We have found the lot No. 8 to
be an excellent lot, on the Same level of
the Lester Well, about 20 feet above the
level of the river, safe from high water,
but a,fcw rods from the river, 1t is well
located on level. dry ground in the woods.
As for the other part of my duty, | will
say, the Lester Well is pumping from 100
to 100 bbls. per day, just as they can
take care of it, They are short of tanks.
The Pepper Well is pumped only part
of the time for want of water for the en-
gine: as it is, they get good so bbls. per
day, if it was properly pumped, it would
yield $50 bhls. They do not properly
understand pumping well here; they
are satisfied with so barrels, but Yam.
kee would have $50. The "Old Company
Well' yields from 8 to 8 bbls per day and
they are satisfied this is the least of any
it costs S. per day to run this we'll you
may estimate the inco nc of this well, and
see the yearly amount of an investment
of $4,000; there is no failure yet seve
raj new wells just down. all are good ones
| visited one to-day not far from our lease
1t is as good as the Lester Well it il
called the Mellon Well, and is a good
thing for its owners. In short. | find thu
representations of DR.. Hazleton substan
TALLY true. For my part, | have a lively
hope in the matter; and anyone can salts
fly himself by taking look.
"Yours with respect.
NORMAN BAKER.
agent Tor Barnet Oil Co."
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-01-10
Ga A correspondent in Stowe thin

ca A correspondent in Stowe thinks
the marriage of Elisha Parish and Maria
Holmes noticed last week, to be of con-
siderable Importance, for by it Miss
Holmes comes into possession of a whole
parish, (Parish,) while he secures one of
the many good homes (Holmes) waiting
an occupant.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-01-10

REAL EsTArE.-Wm. B. Crowell of this
town has purchased Of Martin Ken6eld,
the farm which lies on the meadow about
one mile west of this village, together
with the stock and tools, paying the sum
of $4,000 therefor.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-01-10

LAMoILLE Co. NATIONAL BANK.-The
stockholders of this bank met at their
banking rooms in this village yesterday,
and elected the following officers for the
ensuing year:
President-L. H. Noyes
Cashicr--A. /. Noyes.
Observation-Disclosures II. Noyes, Samuel
Merriam, Horace Powers. Geo. Wilkins,
Orlo Cady, G. G. Chadwick. G. S. Noyes.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-01-10

BThe taxpayers Of Cambridge arc
notified that they can save three percent
on their state taxes by paying them be-
fore Feb. lst.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-01-10

Cold. The weather in this locality
has been extremely cold for the last five
days.-the thermometer, it is said. going
as low as $50 and even 400 below zero.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-01-10
Total,

The information was called for
cilitate the business of the Special
mittee on the War Debt of the
States. to whom it mas been refere
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-01-10

or,
I1aInO
on the me |
Notes and
OverdraftI
Furniture
Current e,
Taxes pal
Premiunns|
Remittani
ID ne from |
u. s. Bon |
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