Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-11-13

. tween the hours of Six and Seven.
: slight shower prevailed about the tin
the fire was at its height. which great
assisted in saving the surrounding bui
dings. The loss upon the building is d
; vided between Messrs. Waterman and O.
dy and the Vt. Mutual Mr.. Cady ca
ried on the Starch business alone, an
the loss on potatoes &C. destroyed fall
entirely upon him. We understand h
individual loss will reach Two thousan
Dollars. 1t is said that at the time tn
fire was first discovered, it could hav
been extinguished by an Annihilato
Mr.. Dexter Place carried on the bushes
of wool carding in the upper Story of tn
building, and we understand his loss
considerable. ...
The only daughter of Hon. Nose
Morse. formerly of johnson, died on the
LIST, inst, at Minneapolis.
We are informed that Mr. Samue
Swasey Of Stowe, was awarded the frs
premium on Patent Churn. at the lat
Lamoille Co. Fair, and that no report o
it appeared in our paper We are unabl,
now to say whether it was the fault of thu
Committee or the compositor, as the copy
is destroyed. At all events, we, now that
our attention is called to the omission,
gladly make the report.
Snow fell here yesterday morning to
the depth of four inches.
Cranes new cutlery goes like hot
cakes.
General Logan, who is about as radical
as "they make 'um," says, after CONVEX
sation of some hours with him, that
Gen Grant is radical enough for him.
There have appeared in Paris new
troupe of jugglers whose feats set the
Japanese all in the shade. They do
such pretty little things as this: Walk
barefooted on the edge of very sharp
sword; on Goals of fire; eat live Goals
and kiss red hot iron f; eat ayps and Vi
pers, alive and venomous; extract each
others eyes and pierce their tongues
through and through. They are Africans.
They claim to have the gift of insonsihili-
ty to pain.
CO S. G. Cutting, having sold his
blacksmith shop and the business connoc-
ted with it, in Stowe, takes this occasion
% inform all persons who have unsettled
accounts with him, that the same must
DC settled before the lst day of January
lext.
Randolph Washburn, Esq, of Stowe,
celebrated his silver wedding last week.
When the news Of the result of the
New York election reached Frederick,
Maryland, if we may credit special dis
'atch, tho confederate flag was flung to
he breeze.
--"Most Of Gen Grants good quail
les have had hearty recognition. but
We are afraid the people have not yet OPP
,reciated his fine sense Of humor. 1t
Gems that Andrew johnson got brighten
d the other day because two or three
hundred colored men in Washington had
rganized themselves into a volunteer mi
tia regiment, and Gen. Grant was Or
Tered to disband them az unauthorized
" law The General thereupon issued
IN order. disbanding all military organi-
ations in the District which were unau.
horized by law, and the blow which An
lrcw aimed at the freedmen has spread
lavoc in the camps Of his own friends.
The Fenians and the Schutzcn Corps have
lad to give up their guns, and in trying
o damage the negroes the President has
oused the ire of the men whom he spe-
tally delights to honor. Tribune.
The colored voters at.the recent elec
ion in the "Old Dominion" showed that
hey had not failed to learn the election
ricks of their once masters. e1hey used,
s Gen. Schofeld admits. threats, intimi.
ations. and actual violence in more than
ne instance"
There will be a leveo at the Town
iall, this village, Tuesday Nov. 10th,
The constitutional convention Of
Vew York reassembles this week.
An eagle seized dog the other day
a Stamford, Conn, and carried him 60
70 feet into the air and dropped him
the ground, closely pursuing and at
,mpting to catch him again, but the dog
scanned and vas entirelv unhurt