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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-08-21
LAMOILLE COUNTY DEMOCRATIC CON.
yENTION.

VENTION.
Pursuant to a call of the Democratic
County Committee, the Democrats of La,
noble County. met in Convention at the
Town Hall in Hyde Park, OIL Friday the
I'd inst, and organized by electing W. II
H. Bingham, of Stowe, President, and
Geo. l.. Waterman, of Hyde Park, Secre
tary.
On Motion of V. W. Waterman, the
temporary organization was made the per.
manent organization, and Col. Stephen
Atwood of Stowe. and Hon. V. W. Wat
erman. Of Morristown. were elected Vice
Presidents.
On motion Of Hon. v. W. Waterman,
the ticket for county officers of last year
was unanimously rcnominated, and is as
follows:
Senator. Harrison Warner, Cambridge.
Assistant Judges Of County Court.
james t. Whitoomb, Cambridge, Sabin
Scott, Eden.
Judge Of Probate, Samuel Andrews,
johnson.
States Attorney. Geo. L. Waterman,
Hyde Park.
Sheriff. Edison Pinney, Wolcott.
High Bailiff, Chas. Crane, Hyde Park.
A committee of five on resolutions. was
on motion, then appointed by the chair.
consisting of Hon. v. W. Waterman. Nor.
ristown, Waldo Brigham, Hyde Park,
William Raymond. Stowe, Geo. W. Hill,
johnson, P. S. Benjamin, Wolcott.
The committee Immediately retired.
and in short time reported. through
their chairman the following resolutions,
viz:
LIST. RESOLVED, that we approve Of the
resolutions adopted at the recent Demo
cratic State Convention. held at Mon'pel
Ter, and will support the State ticket there
nominated.
I'd. Resolsed. that we will support the
ticket nominated by this convention for
county officers.
The resolutions we're unanimously
adopted.
On motion Of P. S. Benjamin. Of VOL
colt, the old county committee was reap.
pointed, consisting Of Waldo Brigham,
Hyde Park, John Patterson, Wolcott,
Samuel Andrews, johnson.
The following town committees were
then appointed. viz:
johnson "A. NJ. Dow, Geo. Phelps,
Benjamin ODER.
Elmore--Heman Elmore, H. W. Camp.
L. 0. Clark.
.Wolcott---L, s. Hutchins. E. NJ. Gif.
ford, John Patterson.
Morristown--O. Lyman, H. J. Town,
D. A. Gilbert.
Hyde Park-E. B. Rand, Francis Fin.
ncgan, John Billiard.
Stuwe--Albert Camp, +. J. Mower,
VIM. Raymond.
Eden--William Scott, i. T. Martin,
IL. IL Stone.
Cambridge--W. H. Griswold, Benz.
Cook. Ashley Mott.
The towns Of Watervillc and Belvidere,
not being represented in the convention,
no committee was appointed for those
towns.
The convention was then addressed by
Sabiu Scott, Waldo Brigham, v. W. Wat
erman. Geo w. Hill, Francis Finnegan
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-08-21
MARRIAGE GUIDE

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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-08-21
RAIL ROAD.

The preliminary survey for the R. R.
through this valley commenced TO- day.
Mr.. Bailey has the immediate charge Of
the party; and we understand he is a
competent engineer. The survey is com.
mepccd at the Eastern point. West Dan.
vile, and is expected to proceed at the
rate of about two miles a day. Our citi.
zens will now feel that the work is CON-
menced in an earnest and business like
manner.
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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-08-21

BASE BALL TOURNAMENT There is to
be Base Ball Tournament OF Burlin pton,
Sept. 10th, 18th, and 18th, next.
The first prize offered is Silver Ball
and Bat,-value 800. Second prize,
Silver Bat,-valuo SIS. Third prize, Sill
Yer Bat, valued at $50. Also list Of
ten special prizes.
All clubs competing for prizes, must be
strictly governed by the rules and regula.
tions Of the National Association OF Base
Ball Players, and HaHny's Base Bail
Book, for 1867, will be used for reference
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-08-21

TrRRIpLe MURDER. Wednesday,
Hiram A. Donaldson of Bowling Green,
Ohio, stabbed and instantly killed Thorn
as his son, a young man of 81. Donald
son was very violent man and abused
his wife so that she had left him and in-
stituted an action of divorce. Her chill
dren sympathized with her. She desired
to set up housekeeping but did not dare
to claim any portion of the household
furniture in fear of the ungovernable TEN
per of her husband. On Wednesday last.
in the temporary absence of Donaldson,
she, by the advice of her attorneys. went
with her two eldest cons to The house and
loaded upon tho wagon bed and such
other articles as she needed for housekeep
ing aud started for the village Just as
they were leaving the house, unfortunate
ly they met Donaldson, who had return
cd. Comprehending the errand they had
been upon. he followed them few rods,
as if undecided what to do. But the de-
mon Of anger took possession of him.
Selling the horses by the head he pro-
ceeded to unfasten the breast straps and
succeeded in detaching the tongue. In
the meantime Thomas sprang from the
wagon and demonstrated with his father
A few angry words passed between the
two. when the father. by this time. thor,
oughly maddened aud blind with rage,
drew knife and stabbed his son over
and over again. The first blow was suf.
fcient, the murderous weapon having
penetrated the heart. The unfortunate
man fell TO the esrth, and in five minutes
was corpse. The unnatural father was
scarcely moved by the scene. He remark
ed, we are informed. that he was sorry it
was Thomas, as he liked him better than
all the rest of his sons. Donaldson made
no attempt to escape, and was taken into
custody Immediately Boston Journal.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-08-21
TOWN CAUCUS.

The Republican Union Freemen Of
Hyde Park, are requested to meet in eau
Gus, at the Town Hail. on Saturday, Au.
gust Oath, at 6 o'clock, P NJ, to nomin.
ate a candidate for Town Representative,
to be supported by the party, at the next
Freemen's Meeting, and to transact such
other business as may be thought proper
when met. A full attendance is impor-
tant. Per Order of Town Comm.
Hyde Park. Aug. 10, 1867.
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THE LATEST.
New YORK. Aug, II

New YORK. Aug. II.
Gold. $l.40 "a.
A Washington special says, at the Cab.
met meeting to-day among other sui jects
discussed, was the removal of Gen. Sher.
idau and Judge Holt. No settled result
was arrived at. but it is understood that
both of these officers will be removed
shortly.
BALTIMORE, Aug l6.
A committee has been appointed to in
vite the President to be present at the
opening of the Schutzenfest here, which
commences next Monday, and he has ex-
pressed his determination to come. 1t is
determined by this association to make
this festival the finest ever held in Amer.
lea. Delegates from all the Union are
expected.
New York, Aug.
The Worlds special Washington dis.
patch says the President has decided to
issue an order relieving Judge Holt from
his position as head of the so called BIZ.
reau of Military Justice, and granting
him leave of absence until some other
place in the army requires his service.
The damage by the recent rains in this
city, Baltimore. &C., is considerable. The
railroad track on the Jersey fats is sub.
merged, and trains behind time.
New YORK, Aug. Is.
The Times special Washington dispatch
contains copies of numerous interesting
documents which are Oh file in the Office
of the Attorney General, the Bureau Of
Military Justice and the War Depart.
ment.
The Times says they form remarkable
and startling disclosures of political il.
trigues, and regards these documents as a
Democratic plot against tine Bureau Of
Military Justice. aud asserts that Sanford
Conover, was hired to manufacture evi.
dence against Judge Holt. Among the
documents are petitions to the President
for the pardon Of Conover. signed by Con
gressmen Rogers. Radford, Niblack. Ell.
bridge and Leblond, whom the Times
charges with being the leaders in the at.
tempt to damage Judge Holt.
Afhiavits are also printed from Nath an
Onsear. James Il. Matterson and John
Martin, which show that they were pres
ent at interviews with Roger A. Pryor,
Dick Taylor. Ben Wood and Conover, for
the purpose of manufacturing false evil
dence against Judge Hole. aud to secure
the release Of jeff Davis by bail or par.
don. Money was offered and declined BY
them to become participants. These
documents were sworn to before o Notary
Public in New York last week.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-08-21

Of MANY volumes renders the reading OF
them impossible to not few travellers
In Good Stories all of these difficulties
are overcome. Each number is small
quarto, appropriately illustrated, and easy
to the hand; the stories are choice, aud
demand not too continuous attention the
type is large and can be easily read, and
the price. Fifty Cents per nu1ber, Will
place Good Stories within the reach oil
all. No @ Will be issued in August
TIoKNoR e. FIELDS, Publishers, Boston.
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~ OF ice

Is hereby given, that application will be
nude to the General Assembly of the
State Of Vermont, at its next session, for
charter for Railroad IRON some point
on the Vermont and Canada Railroad, in
the county of franklin, thence up the
Missisquoi Valley, through the counties of
Franklin and Orleans, to connect with
the Connecticut & Passumpsic Rlilroad.
and from some point in the town of Berk-
SHIRE thence up Trout River, through the
counties of Franklin, L,moille and Gale
donia, to connect with the Connecticut &
Passumpslc Railroad, or any other Rail.
road that may be huilt in Called MA coun-
ty. l. W. MARTIN, for Com.
Berkshire, Aug 20. 1867. 40w3
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-08-21

Re- EsrABLIsnED.-We are happy to sec
the old mail route, hence to Montpelier,
running once more. So for as our per.
sonal convenience, AMI that of all the pco.
pie in the eastern part Of the county are
concerned. the route as re established. is
all we require; though the people on the
west end are not yet satisfied. This work
has caused large community much incon
venience. and subjected them t, consider
able expense-and the cur failing business
is now quite dull
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-08-21
suERIDAN.--The enrsged sampso

suERIDAN.--The enraged Sampson
Agopistes. at Washington, has pulled
down the second pillar Of reconstruction.
and removed General Sheridan. Gen.
Grant. it is said, declined to sign the or
der. hut left the work to AJjt. Gen. Town.
send. who, we have no doubt, will do it
with zest. Whatever may be thought
Of Stsnton's removal from the Presidents
family, the degradation Of Sheridan will
meet with almost universal execration.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-08-21

The Pooa MANS FRIEND Doctors
bills are too long for poor mans pocket,
but many Of them may be avoided by kee
ping Gracc's Celebrated Salve in the Gun.
board. 1t is q precious pot of ointment"
curing burns. cuts, scalds, bruises, sprains,
wounds, chiltlains. chapped hands, &c.
Mothers, do not neglect to save your hus.
bands hard earned money. But purchase
box of this salvc, only 25 cts.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-08-21

q NJ. 0. Heath. Attorney and Soil.
citor Of the U. s.. District Court, is now
prepared with the necessary instructions
and Blanks to act for such persons as
desire to avail themselves of the benefit
of the Bankrupt Act. johnson, August
IA, 1867.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-08-21

Coop SroRIEs.--M essrs. Ticknor and
Fields have issued the initial number Of
Good Stories, under which title they pro.
p ose to publish, in cheap and attractive
form, q valuable collection Of Short Stor.
les, Tales. and Sketches. The need of
such collection has long been felt for
while numerous collections Of poetry have
been made. no general repertory of good
stories exists.
1t is not intended to limit this collec.
tion to English literature. 1t will EN-.
brace. by competent translatious. the best
and most Characteristic short stories of all
languages.
While having in view the idea Of max.
ing this collection valuable as repertory
Of choice fiction, the Publishers have in
mind the great need Of the travelling pub.
lie for class Of reading that shall answer
for AMUSEMENT in the rail-car or on the
steamboat. A large volume or long
story often becomes wearisome to the
traveller on account Of the disad antopes
to which he is subjected, while the type
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-08-21

ca O. c. Barnes, has moved his Pho
tograph rooms across the road, to new
and elegant suit, over the old Union
Store. where he is prepared with fine
stock of goods in his line. to wait upon
his patrons.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-08-21
Errors OF Youth.

mA gentleman who suffered Tor year III tht
vous Debility. Premature Decay ,ana or tr y
fects OF youthful indiscretion' WIZ III gho u
of suffering humanity, sehd free 70 ,s ~ tsS
II. the recipe and directions Tor mas s 'su%re
pie remedy by which no was culsu' osperts
wishing TO profit by the advertiser confiG,
can do so by addressing. In perieVNs Z, sly
John d. Ogden. ~, Cedar Street, W. -
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aUPREME COURT.

AT the term of the Supreme Court just
closed, an unusual number Of divorces
were granted for this county,--l0 in all.
But for the first time iu the history of
the county, within our recollection, not a
single case in the ordinary course of liti.
cation was pending.
Judge Barrett presided, assisted by
associates Peck and Wilson.
In the case of Goodell y. Goodell, pc.
tition for divorce, defendant introduced a
certified copy Of the court of Elkhart
County, Indiana, showing that decree of
divorce had been granted in that court, in
favor of the defendant The court decid.
ed that the record did not show the case
to be within the jurisdiction Of the Indi.
ana Court. and that the libellant would
not be concluded by that record. The
court regarded themselves at liberty to iu-
quire into the facts, and regarded the
proceedings in the Indiana court us a
the.t mi fraud-a nullity. A Sheriff
in Elkhart county, made return
that he read the petition in Mrs. Goodell's
hearing and presence, on a day when the
evidence in the case sho we'd her to have
been in Vermont. The return was there
fore false-a lie. The record also show
ed that the libellant in that case,-who
is defendant in this case--had shown by
satisfactory evidence, that he had been =
bona tide resident Of Indiana, for two
years before that petition vas brought.
As the evidence in the present case all
showed that he had had continuous res.
idence in this State all the time, il he
did satisfy the Indiana Court that he had
had bona tide residence there for two
years. so es to entitle him to divorce un-
der the laws Of that State, he must have
satisfied that Court hy perjury. The
Court intimatcd their opinion in very
strong terms, that the Indiana proceeding
was great cheat and fr.ud, and treated
the whole proceeding as nullity, AZ
the Delft is now living with another wife
the inference is strong that he is living
in state of adultery. The case is held
by the court to give the libellant oppor-
tunity to show. by positive testimony that
she was never 10 Indiana SO that she
could have had notice Of his petition
there.
The bills granted by the court are as
follows:
Jabez P. Reed, v. Harriet E. Reed, for
adultery.
Irene O. Hale, v. Andrew J. Hale, for
adultery.
Villas NJ. Heath, v. Jane Heath, deser.
ton.
William d. Thomas, '. Sarah A.
Thomas, for desertion.
Annette Wedge. '. John Wedge, for
desertion.
Mary Ann Newton v. Luther L. New.
ton, deserton. a
Horace NJ. Day v. Amanda Day, adul
terry.
Augustine O.. Luce '. Helen A. Luce,
desertion. M 3sl.er
Jonas G.. Sulham v. Nancy B. sulham,
adultery.
Chas G. Morse, W Celia Morse, adul-
terry.
The court took an early departure this
morning for Irasburgb.
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TELEGRAPH HOURS.

We are requested to state that the
telegraph hours. at Stowe, are from s
o'clock A. NJ, to s o'clock P. NJ, only, on
week days. On Sundays, from 0 IL to 10
AN, only.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-08-21
PITTSBURGH, SfrT fh ISL
MEssRs HosTETTAR Il SMITH,
D,It.I,,...k n

MESSRS dO5TETTAR u NINTH,
Pittsburgh, Pa
GENTS II think I an only doing the psrti
good citizen when | testify to the great bend
received by me from the use of your Stomach
tiers during the last five years. Sojurnng 4
time in the oil regions, in 1861, | had s'
bilious attack. which, in connection withdH
STA left me in very weak condition. lpf
v sed to try your Bitters, and, having prom
bottle, found that they worked like CTS
upon me, eight pounds having been sddeiRF
weight in the space of one week, and nT
seemed to have been infused into my systefi
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every summer since that time. As a tonic, ~
they are invaluable.
This summer, havingg had similrr sla
land as before, much reduced y although 9a
the treatment of an A No. l physiclao,la
again Obliged to have recoures to the old bln
and with the same good result, having fih
six pounds within few days. | purChai'.
halt dozen bottles few weeks since, saaF
pose to use them regularly as tonic.
Wishing you every success, lrcmain
Yonrs, gratefully,
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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-08-21

81 The next rehearsal Of the Associ.
alton will be held at the Town Hall in
this village, on Saturday Evening next
Miss Emma Gates our accomplished &C.
companyist. having returned from the
West. and the presence Of Miss Parker,
fresh from the Normal School being ex.
pected. VIC hope for more interesting
time than usual A full attendance Of
members is desired. and the public are in.
vited upon the usual terms.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-08-21
Cures Without sneexlnr,

AS Troche Powder, IL pleasant to the taste.
and never nauseaies when swallowed, instant.
" gives to the Throat and Vocal Organs
Delicious Sensation Of Goodness and Comfort.
Is the best Voice Tonic in the world
v ~ safe Reliable, aud Only 35 Cents.
Sold by Druggists, or mailed free address
CUVPER. WILSON X CO., Prop'rs phil'a.
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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-08-21

CT We understand that the Hon. John
Gregory, has commenced suit for libel
against some Of the editors Of the argus
and Patriot, and for want Of goods, chat.
tells. lands or teuemeuts," has levied upon
his, hers, or their body or bodys. An
other sad instance of tyranny, in attempt
ing to muzzle our glorious free Press
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-08-21
County Ticket.

For Senator.
HoY. G.. ". HENDEE, of Morrisvil' {
. For Assistant Judges,
r. s. PAGE, of Hyde Park.
G. S. PARKER. Of Elmore.
For Sheriff.
W. G. DOANE, of johnson.
For High Bailiff,
JAMES T. PARISH, Of Stowe.
For Judge of Probate.
G. G. CHADWICK, Cambridge.
For States Attorney.
c. ]. LEWIS, Of Morrisvills.
County Committee,
L. S. SMALL. Hyde Park,
A. G. SLAYTON, Stowe,
L. G. NICHOLS, Cambridge.
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spttiaI Yotitss.


HYDE PARK, Vermont.
House renovated from top to bottom.
New Furniture and Carpts The propri-
eter having recently purchased, and reft-
ed this house, standing on the South East
corner of Main st. informs the public,
that he is prepared to furnish wholesome
entertainment for man and beast for rea-
sonq5lc compensation.
34tf ABEL SMALLEY.
Hyde Park, July 10th, 1867.
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Union State Ticket.

- For Gofbrpor.
JOHN B. PAGE, of Rutland.
For Lieutenant Governor,
tSTEPHEN THOMAS, of West Fairlee.
For Treasurer.
JOHN A. PAGE, of Montpelier.
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STATE NORMA SCHOOL.
Wednesday. Sept. 4ih,

~ S"shC"y. oNPss aah'
And Continue Eleven Weeks.
Examination for admission, will be
held on the Tuesday proceeding, at the
School Room.
All desiring to avail themselves of
Normal School instruction, should make
application for board or rooms at an ear.
ly date.
The department of Instrumental Music
will be under the charge of Miss An
uet'e W Bedding.
For further particulars see circular, or
enquire of IL. W. Robinson, Secretary of
Trustees, or
S. II. PEARL, A. NJ Principal.
johnson. Aug. LIST. 1867. 37w4 40
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