Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-12-08
Multum in Paryo.

few months past been aDle 10 crehte 81 hue" oo
motion in fndncial circles by his audacious ope-
rationo, used to peddle silks through our stree's
land he and his father were known as accom-
plished savers. ---Gen. Grant, 1t Is said, ia'ors
the transfer of the control of Indian Affairs to the
War Denartment.--ClliefJ Justice Chase could
notouash the indictment against JEFF. Davis, be-
cause Judge Underwood would not let him. The
question now goes to the full bench.--The tes-
timony in the Cole-Hiscock case is closed, and
the argument is in progress. The rulings OF the
Court during the trial have been dee'dedty aet-
verse to the respondent, notwithstanding which
we hardly think he will be convicted. -irant,
who britally murdered Edward A. Pollard in
Richmond the other day, for an article when
appeared in Pollard's paper, rejecting upon
Grants sister, will probably never undergo the
form of trial.--GoH Ramsey will be reject
ed Senator from Minnesota, and we judge the
State could not send better man.--Oakey
fiafl---dem---is elected Mayor of New York city.
Miss Dickinson lectured in Burlington, on
FRIDAY eve. last, Subject: "Fair Play,-for the
black Mrs. Judge Roosevelt has present
ed Geo. G. Hunt, Esq, of st. Adams, with
beautiful line engraving of her father, the late
Gov. C. p. VanNess, of this State.-In three
DAYS, last week, the lumber-yards in Burlington
received II boat loadslof lumber-in all, no.
1853 feet. Lively business-A man named
Keene chopped of his brother-in-law's head, on
Friday last, in Cambridge, Mass, BECAUSE he
thought he was going to testify against him in a
petty court suit. The murdered mans name
was Cronan. temporary r. X. bridge a.
cross the Missouri River, at Omaha, was swept
away by floating ice on the 3D. inst. 1t had only
been completed the previous day.-Yellow-
Smoke, a friendly Indian chief, and strictly
honorable man, was murdered by party OF
roughs, at Dunlop, Iowa, on the night of Nov.
9th. His band comprises 1900 warriors, and
are greatly exasperated at his murder.--The
Republican State Central Committee of Virginia,
comprising two members from each Congressfdn-
al District, and assisted by prominent men from
all over the State held q meeting at Richmond
last week, and decided to petition Congress to
continue the Bureau in their State until their
admission to the Union, and to order an election
for new constitution at once. We shall soon
have the Old Dominion in the family of recon-
structed States--chasteued and purified. --Therc
is said to be from two to three feet of snow on
the upper Minnesota River. 1t has showed there
three days and nights continuously .-The Bur-
lington Times is rather severe on Miss Dicken-
sons lecture. Says it was common place in
style and in thought, and besides the Times
thinks Miss Dickenson's dress too long. The
Free Press does worse than criticise hcrr-damns
her with faint praise! We fear Miss Dickinson
is fading.---Mr Samuel Cady of Webster, Ia.
was bitten on the arm by a large black spider,
and died from the effect in about a month after
wards. His illness rcsembed hydrophobia, and
he suffered excrutiating pain. IA st. Louis
husband wants divorce because his wife throws
the children at his head --Gen. Grant told n
little six years old boy in N. Y. city, who, upon
shaking hands with the Gen., expressed his re-
grets that he could not have voted for the Gen.,
that he had as good right to vote as many who
did vote in N. Y. city--Congress met ycster-
day, and we suppose Pres. johnson has already
given it his final kick -Countcrfcit five cent
pieces are in circulation. circular saw
burst in chair factory in Chester, VT, last
week, and an employee named Evans narrowly
escaped instant death from fragment
Grants hand was taken and shaken by over 3 :
900 people at the st. James Hotel, Boston, on
Friday last--Thc New York money market is
said to be easier.--A misplaced swith on the
Cleveland and Toledo r. r. at Townsend station,
on the 18th inst, caused the death Of the brake
man, Barney Patton, and passenger whose
name was not known.---1'hc Theatre Comique
No. 514 Broadway, N. Y, was damaged by fire
last Friday TO the amount Of $50, COOLIES
ter Vaughn, the child murderer of Philadelphia,
will be parloned by the Governor.---Neal Dow
s. Sons tannery in Portland, Me, was burned on
Thursday night last. Loss $780, 00---insurance
S22 ,0O0.-A man named Loysden, in Fentrees,
Tenn, few days ago, murdered nm old lady 80
years of age, and one Of her grandchildren, to
get the money she had received for her dead
boys bounty A boy II years old, whose muir
der he had also planned, escaped, and the muir
dercr has been arrested. The sum he got was
sf45 dollars. We wish we could hope he would
get hanged. Amos Kilton of Dorchester, N.
H., mysteriously disappeared on the Both day of
Nov. His body was found in an obscure place
in Canaan on Friday last, with his throat cut in
a shocking manner-The high school building
at Fon du Lac, Wis, was burned on Thursday
night last. Supposed to be the work of an in
cendiary.-The anniversary of the Patron
Saint of Scotland was celebrated by about 100
Scotchmen at the johnson House, 0gdensburgh,
ON Wednesday Eve, Nov. 30th The Ogdens-
burgh Jowncf says the supper was the best they
ever saw spreadr and at the conclusion of the
feast the following resolution was unanimously
adopted "Resoiped, That N. p. Kecler,-our
host by the skill and liberaiity which he has
displayed in furnishing us with repast, unex-
celled in richness and variety, has demonstrated
eh"e hS h'ont chipHttioiiiy rhHoNS HuW W hcep u
hotel" and entertain festive gathering, and we
most heartily recommend him as SCHOLAR in
his profession, and the johnson House as para
else for these who live to eat or eat to live. We
return to him our sincere thanks for the good
things we have enjoyed this night" To those
who have sat at Col Keeler's table, at the Amer
lean aud Mansfield Hotels and Waterbury House,
the above is but natural We felt sure he wo'd
teach the Ogdcnsburghers something in the way
of hotel keeping.-An awful steamboat cells
ion occurred on the Ohio River on the fifth inst.
The steamers United States and America collid-
ed, and both steamers were destroyed by fire
and more than one half Of the crews and passen-
gers of both vessels were ost.--The new Eng
fish Cabinet has been formed with Mr.. Gladstone
as its head--Gen. Grant has more fear of Of
cescckers than assassination. Gillett's
adv. Of new stove and tin shop.-Religious
liberty has been decreed in Spain.--Cuba is
going in for independence.