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Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-02-19
CONG CRESS.

Nothing Of importance has been done in
this body since our last issue but the Re-
construction Committee, having in charge
the impeachment business brought their la
Dor to sudden close last week. The old
villain, Thad. Stevens was carried to the
committee room on chair, and after being
placed at the head of the table proceeded to
lecture the other members of the committee
in somewhat ferocious manner, accusing
them Of being a weakened, pusillanimous
set. One member attempted to sneak out
of the room but the old de.structionist drew
the reins, and Mr.. Committeeman skulkcd
to his seat. After boisterous talk vote was
finally had, and the great commoner'
found himself foorcd by a vote Of two to
one-two members voting with him in favor
of impeachment, and six voting against it.
II is said that the wrath of the old sinner at
this result was terrible. The discovery that
he was gnawing file very nearly produced
result which Nature will inevitably bring
about in short time--his removal from a
world which he has disgraced.
So dies Impeachment, and so dies Thad-
deus Stevens, politically
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-02-19

CURIOSITY IN NAMEs.-Therc are some
very odd characters in name among our leg
islators at Harrisburg.
Although they have two .Mllew and
Smith, there is only one Mann among them
and yet, it cannot be denied that there is
one there with Bea,H who is quito Nice
sort of fellow. A Hoi gate is opened to let
u Philadelphia Bull through the Lott, per.
haps to Ford West brook or water at West
lake. And Robinson (sell is Gin yunger Fo.
gal-sagt anyhow seller Kreiis KeN Won
Lehighl might get caught some Day in a
WeLJ. The Stout member, and arm strong
are said to be exceedingly fond of (schwiet.
zer) Kdss ond Bucks county Beans, and it
is now thought that Diese may be seen Dni-
h, though not for the purpose Of gambling
in the presence of the Meek gentleman from
Centre or the extensive stock of innocent
Josephs from the Third District. But those
who dwell in Glass houses should not even
cast insinuations, therefore we will simply
add that there is q well known gentleman
from Philadelphia who might become
Thorn in the side Of Herr, who is the &C.
knowledged favorite of Harrisburg. BY all
this as it may, We SEQ distince Lae Of
light, and no rickety legislative Car will be
permitted to run on the ''ncw' laid Nichol-
son at the State Capitol.
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Bloomsbury Literary Institute.

On Thursday afternoon last, We visited
this Institution, and spent an hour or more
very pleasantly with the Professors, Teach.
ers, and Students. Professor Carver met
us at the door Of his recitation room, aud
kindly invited us to enter and witness the
exercises of class in Geometry. After this
had been concluded, recess was announced,
and We we're presented to Professors B, st
and Rice, the Misses Carvers, and Miss
Breeze. Prof Best is gentleman and thor
ough scholar. lie has charge Of the classes
in the ancient languages.
Mr. Charles Rice, A. B., has charge Of
the department in Mathematics and other
English branches. We visited his room aud
heard his class in Algebra recite. He gave
evidence of his ability to impart thorough
instruction in this department. Though
young, his method and manner have COM
manding influence upon the students The
musical department is in charge of Miss A.
NJ. Carver, daughter Of the Professor. Her
pupils delighted us with some choice music
ON tho Piano. We are sorry that our limited
time prevented us from visiting the recita.
ton rooms Of Prof Best, Miss 8. A. Carver,
Teacher Of French, Botany, and Ornamen-
tai Branches, and the Primary Department
under the charge Of Miss Jennie Breese. -
We shall take occasion to do 90 at some fu-
ture time. This Institution has corps Of
efficient teachers not surpassed by any other
in this part Of the State. Over two hun.
drcd pupils ara in attendance, and there arc
ample accommodations for q still greater
number. Our citizens should lend Il their
encouragement and support.-Bernisk Gu.
zefiP
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Democratic state Convention
TIARR1sBrRG, Pa, January s, 1868

HARRISBURG, Pa, Januay s, 1858.
The Democratic State Committee Of Penn;
sylvania have fixed WEDNESDAY,, THE
FOURTH DAY OF MARCH, 1868, at
l2 clock NJ, as the time, and the Hall OF
the House Of Representatives, ut Harris:
burg, as the place, for holding the annual
Convention Of the party.
1t is ordered that this Convention be com:
posed OF one member for each Senator and
Representative, who shall he elected in tho
usual manner and they will meet at tho
time and place aforesaid, for the purpose ol
nominating candidates for the Offices Of
Auditor General and Surveyor General, and
Of selecting Delegates to the National Con
vention for the nomination Of candidates fol-
President and Vice President.
The members and committees Of the or
ganization and all conservative citizens who
can unite with us in the support Of consti
tutionsl principles are requested to proceed
to the election Of the delegates in their re.
spective districts.
BY order of the Democratic State Com.
mittee. WILLIAM A. WALLACE,
G. o. DEIsE, Scc'y. Chairman.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-02-19

ABOVE HIS BUSINESS. 1T is u serious
evil that many young man has fallen into,
to be above his business. A person learns q
trade, but he is too proud to work at it, and
he must go to shop keeping, or street.loaf.
ing, or turn politician. Fool If he cannot
make living OF his trade, wc are sure he
cannot in any other way. And then, young
men brought up to shop keeping, must buy
farms, or houses, or some other foolish thing
they know nothing about, and what is the
result? Head over heels in debt and cer-
tain failure. Nlultitudes havc been ruined
BY being above their business, and branch.
lug out into what they know nothing about
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-02-19

TIE CHEAPEST D.-Thc cheapest and
most nutricious vegetable used for food is
beans. Professor Lcibig says that pork and
beans form a compound Of substance pecu.
liarly adapted to furnish all that is necessary
to support life. A quart Of beans costs, say
fifteen cents; half pound Of pork ton cents:
This, as every housekeepcr knows, will feed
small family for day with good strength
ening food. -Four quarts Of beans and two
pounds Of corned beef boiled well, In fifty
quarts Of water, will furnish = good meal to
forty mon at a cost Of ono dollar-two cln
and half q meal
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-02-19
General Grant Is Dead

1t has frequently happened in the history
Of the world that men have suddenly disap.
peared from the stage Of action, and the
manner Of their taking off, was, ut the
time, and remains, mystery. AS to who
was the atrocious murderer Of poor Cock
Robin is settled by the historian of that en-
incnt but unfortunate Bird and the name Of
Spanop will forever be held in adherence
by the numerous and influential members OF
the family of Fuss and Feathers. Morgan,
it is well known, was killed, baked, and cat.
en- by the Mascns but We submit that the
question as to who struck Billy Patterson is
still open to tue world for discussion. Not
80 with the lamcntel subject of this notice.
General Grant is dead! True, his corporeal
body is still perambulating the streets Of
Washington, cigar, shoulder straps ard
all, presenting to the unthinking ob'
server the same appearance, for all the
world, as the Grant of the days when vul-
lures and carrion crows fattcncd on the car
cases Of our sons and brothers in the VIZ
,lerness of Virginia. But General Grant is
dead; by which we mean, speaking serious
ly, he is morally and politically dead; and
his (politicaD ashes might rest in peace,
were it not that it behooves the American
people to profit by the example ard fate Of
etHsaiiHetHattly etHsaiHetHatly lad as We'll well e.a;iaeatly good
men,
Gen. Grant was set up by the Radicals on
y .. to be knocked down: And ID! down l,, he is.
chicanery on the part of the Radicals in
Congress, have done the business for him.
The recent correspondence between him and
the President has shown conclusivcly that his
designs were traitorous so far as the Execu-
tive is concerned, and that his intention was
to play into the hands of the Radicals and
the latter having used the cats-paw are
ready to let the cat go limping off, and to
bcstow their caresses upon some nobler ami
NAL. Let the Democracy profit by the fate
OF thee eminently bad men, and show to the
world that there is enough of moral and po-
litinal honesty in the American people to yet
save the nation. Neither the mistakes of a
President in appointing dishonest subordi.
mates to Office, as in the case Of this man,
nor the bold villainies Of an usurping Con.
grcss, should deter us from doing our whole
duty.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-02-19

h@- The time was when Gen. George G..
Meade was credited with being thorough
soldier and something of statesman, but
this reputation has been dissolved by his
course as Congressional satrap. 1t seems
impossible for man to become despot
and retain good character. The idea that
pervades most Of Meade's recent orders,
that he can control so-called Military Dis.
trict as he would govern a camp of soldiers,
shows that his capacity was greatly ovcrra-
ted, and that, instead Of being statesman
and soldier, he is only one of the common
class of beggarly adventurers, who become
intoxicated with undescrved prosperity, and
cut such capers in their elevated position as
would disgrace an ordinary simplcton. The
"llero Of Gettysburg" in desperate wres.
tlc with the half.starved editors Of Alabama,
trying to cut off their slender advertising ia.
tronage, is about as complete specimen Of
petty meanncss as could be easily imagined.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-02-19
GRACE'S CELEBRATED SALVE,
From Mr.. 3. Thicker, Depot mastoy at SALISBURY

Mass.
II have beon troubled for years with had humor
aonleiimes outwardiy, and sometimes inwardly,-
During the past summer u manifested itseif more
than usual outwa!dly, and used your Sslve. An
ssns Of have aimee disappeared, without a6tctius
mo iuwardly indicains, think, the ersdiesliag ns
ture OF the Salve
seth. ". FowLE. 1 son. Boston. rrop,ic,ors.
Sold BY all Druggists at % cts. box. Sent by mail
for rs rta,
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-02-19

DEAD.-Mrs. Hannah Albeck, who was
injured BY fall near the Catawissa Railroad
q she was returning from the NJ. E. Church,
died on Tuesday evening Of last week. -
.NoRleur american,
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-02-19
TIL Il HEALING G POOL,
Ann HOTISE OE NERCv

Howard Assoc iation Reports. for YOUNG MEN
ON the CRIME OF SOLITUDE. and the ERRORS
powers, anil create impediments to MARRIAGE,
wite sure means 0f relief Sent in sealed letter en-
veiopea, fra o OF charge. Address DIR. J. sKiLLlN
MOUGIlIUN, Howard Association, Phiiadeiphie, Pa.
Juna s. l6i7.-l.<.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-02-19

y DsAIxrss. BLrrp,r,. Ann C.1.sis trs,ss,,l trss',
WY VIZ" ,ns I'1,ost suecess by J. IsAACs, NJ g. ~ %
S". A.sh "Su s l'crmer!y OF Leydeu, IlollaHit y" M
, miee ssle.,. Philadelphia, Tcstimonial.. llssx
y, ~. ~sn.oie ~ sources IN city and country au i
~ once. The Medical faculty are invieo Il
oompsny their patients, o. be has nc secret, "
rT.s.tWs. ARTIFICIAL EYES iuser,ed VIZ.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-02-19
EXPENDIT UREs.

AUDITORS AND CLERKS Paw,
By amount paid Auditors and Clerk %
BY amount paid G. q. Brockway, auditing, Prothon.
Oiary aud Registers se:uuni. 5 W
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-02-19

,egrThc New York IIorh1is a newspaper
which has secured trifling circulation upon
the bogus pretcnse Of advocating Democrat
ic principles. Those Democrats in Ohio
who have exerted themselves to secure sub.
scribers to it, will perceive by its recent
course that they are simply introducing an
enemy into their ranks to betray them at the
moment when they most require its aid
The clubs that have been raised for the
World, in Ohio, should be transferred either
70 the Tribune or some Democratic journal.
The Crisis.
We have newspaper Of like character
not long established in this county.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-02-19

BRIDGE REPAIRS
by amount paid Montgomery Colo.
Shingles, &c. oj5 d
BY amount paid John HeMer . les -
ny amount paid George Hurlemah $50 so
ny amount paid Joshua n. Hess, "stonc." 10 NJ
ny amount paid Phillip Hartman. lumbc'. e?3 10
Ny amount pnid David kile 2!2 O7
BY amount paid Jouas Fnlirinser l!5 50
by amount paid Jon,s Fahringer. bridge on
County line between Columbia aud North.
umber,snd 81 iQ
BY umuunt Puid william Evcland w 20
BY amount pnid NJ. q. Woodward 81 Is
by amount paid J. II. Fuvman ~ 70
lsy amount paid Elias Milier, Shingles. W O0
BY amount patd Joseph neistes 965 05
By amount paid John Savage So 90
BY amount paid suudry persons, 9d7 u
S?iu3 50
BLANK BOOKS. t
by amount paid for bln nk hooks C0v PSothon.
otary aud Recorder, aud assess book aud
tsx duplicate, $3.50 60
COUNTY BUILDINGS.
and yard and jail during the year leo o3
CLEANING COURT HOUSE.
'" Gos'. ioa:.. Sa;% "'' ''''''" ''''""' go %
COMMISSIONERS ATTORNEY.
By amount paid q. u. Little, Commission.
ere Attorney,
CoURr CRIER.
BY amount paid Moses Cod1nan fo' tbe
year l6b7. 075 ID
CONSTABLE RETURNp.
BY amount paid d he several ooustubles dur.
ing the year. leS W
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-02-19

INITIATED GREENBAcKs.-Worn and
detaced currency is just now an abominable
nuisance, and our rades-peoplc are so sharp
that they don't want to receive illegal ten.
DER Of any denomination, If Il hairs
breadth happens to be wanting from the
note. 1t may not be generally known that
all mutilated bills are redeemed by the voy.
ernment-in sums Of not less than three dol.
lars-they are forwarded to the treasury dc.
partment, and the ''newish' is sent to par.
ties forwarding defaced notes, the amount
sent for exchange. Pick up your ''old rags. !"
envelope and address the same, Treasury
OF the United States," Washington, d. e.,
and by due course of mail you will receive,
in new bills, tho amount forwarded, free Of
postage.
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COURT ADVERTISEMENTS.
To FARMERS AND PLANTERS.


To FARMERS AND PLANTERS.
Tho subscribers Offer for sale. In lots 10 suit pur
eliase1s,
9OOO TONS Ur DOUBLE Refined rOUDRETTE
OF the I0di Manufacturing Co., inns from ths ntaht
soil, baod, and dead nnimals OF New York City. fur
which tho 20. have exclusive contract Price only
TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS PER TON,
Freight and charges riola New York addrd.
Warranted by ths Co. to he equal weight for weight
IN any hIsh priced suprrpho.piatr In market, rhe
results oS corn, Cotton, Tobacco aud Grain have
been astonishing the past s"aaon. II matnres tho
crop from ~ days to two weeks earlier. aud doubles
the crop. Pamphlet with certificates Of hundreds ol
weil known planters aud farmers. and every inf1r-
nation sent free 10 any one applying by letter OF
McCO1.LUM l. PURsELL,
Espy, Columbia Co. Pa.
Or to the Lodi Manufacturing Company New York.
Feb 10? mos.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-02-19
ONE THREsHING MACHINE

Fnnnng MIII, Uuckeys Kcn3er aud MnwfT, ]
Grain Dri ID, ! Top Buggy. ! -Four Horse Wagon. l
Two Horse ,vaeOn. on Sled. one Corn Shelter, one
REVOLVING HAY-RAKE,
! Pair Four Horse i'ay Ladders . Grain Cradles.
Patent Cutting i!ox, Sets Tmg.ilaTness. Double
set Buggy Harness, Plows, iarows. Cni'vators.
&c, &c. Also, q number Of other ARTICLES too nn'
meT nus TO mention.
sSlo to commence at IN o'clock 4. NJ, when condi
tiohs will be made known BY the undcr.irlcf.
WILLIAM PETTtT.
Feb. T. IsGe. 30. Winterstcen, Auctioneer
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BRIDGE CONTRACT.
Cy amount paid William A, KiIc. bridge of Fish
ingcrerk .Oh w
by amount paid Peter swank, bridge on County
line between Columbia and MontOuf wv no
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-02-19

kt1DNbEH,
BY amount paid John q. Freeze. recording
TTeasurers bonds aud stamps, 10 %
TAXES REFUNDED
BY amount OF road, school, poor aud bounty
AaH feGe,RpasA iily yi,s; several township .,,., ..
ny amt Of orders issued for the year 1867. l6- IS
Deduct sheep orders for the year isG7. Igs Is
taxes refunded 10 townships le64 %
actual exprnces for the year 1867 -
la.03 2i
Statement Of dog tax for 1867
By amount due frcm cuiIctors &c 46
Deduct cOms, Ex. say" iuO ~
-
2.6 ii
Ded' CT mount Of sheep orders luis so
said year, $50 o.
fOi5 ~
STATEMENT OF COUNTY ORDERS.
Amount issued IN in 1857 1865 81
- redeemed IN 1857 1860 e3
Deduct old orders rcpcemcd j6 so
New orders rehsenled 1888 y
Deduct new orders redeemed 1881 81
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-02-19

sources Of thu city of Chicago, for frnishi " Am
monia and Phosphate yielding material. viz :-Bonrs
Dried FLESH Blood. &c wa I'VE. in connection with
our works IN Philadelphia. the largest facilities for
furnishing these manures, at the above low prices,
BAU0H 4 sONs. Philadelphia
NoRTH-w EsTERN FERTiLlZiNG CO., Chicago.
JOHN RALsTON L CO.. Genr Agrs, New York
GEORGE w. KfRKE L CO., Bos,on
GEORGE DUGDALE. Wholesale Agent, Bs,,imore.
For al information respecting the above Mnnu,e.
address either OF the above houses. "'a""es'
January ~, iSC7,-3m.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-02-19

This veil kaewn populaI
trade mark will he found
upon every package Of the
above inanuves.
The high estimation in
which GAuaH's poNs Ma,
xURts have been held. dur,
ing fourteen years past. we
shall fully sustain In the
future. Having now the en-,
liHa cAnlHal nf lhn a.usa "A
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-02-19
DUBLICSALE.

Tho undersigned win expose nj public sale, IN
Centre Tow wnship. Columbia County. Pa, on Thurs
day, February gih ss the following pefsonri prop.
eriy, to wit Three hoSses, Two , year old colts,
I Cows, Devon Bull. 0 Head Young Cattle. Head
Sheen. 4 ShOteg,
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We the undersigned Auditors Of Columbia Coun'y
being duly elected to adjust aud sele the accounts
OF the yrcasurers Hnd COn,Inis sioners do certify
that we met at the office Of the Commissioners in
Boomsbury and carefully examined the accounts aud
vouchers Of ihe sam. from the nrst day Of Jantry
A. isb7 TO the first day Of Janunry a. n. 1865 aud
find them as set forth in The foregoing statement and
we hnd baauce due Columbia c0unty Of three hous.
and foui hundred aud siy dollars ami seventy.fve
cents. q IUb s5) from John J. STILES. Treasurer
Of sau county
Given under our hands this eighth day Of January
a. y, one thousand ight hnndred anu sixty eight.
l.. u. RUPERT. ! County
jacob HARRIS, I Auditors.
Affect: WV EHiCKBAUM, Clerk
We. the undersigned COminis ssOneis Of Columbia
County. do certify that til. foregoing 10 correct
siateen VI the cunts Of tho said County for the
year 1867.
Witness our hands January eth Is6S.
JOllN F.FOwLER,)
MONT. COLE, ICONS:
Attest: DAVID YEAGER.
wM. KRiCkBAUM, Clerk.
February -, l66d.
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All Kinds Of Machinery,


for Coilr.ics, EInst Furnaces, Stationary Engines
Mills, THREsIliNG MACHINES, &C &C.
lie is also prepared TO make si"vcs, nii sizes and
,HitGrns pow irons, and everything usually made IN
q, f,stciass foundrirs.
Ills rx.nsyc facilities and practical w"'km"n "nr
,unt him in receiving the largest contracts IN lle
III ,st r" tsonhblc terms.
" Drain Of all kinds VIII be taken in e1ehanSe Tor
castings
ll.is ss.ahli shincni tnca ed the lacsnwa.
ma 4 Blooin-bure railroad Depot, ,,,.,
Blooun.bnrr. Sept. le, isG3.
nHUGS, DRUGS, DRUGS.
Pure Medicines, nj John u. Meyers Drug s'o'.
corner ot Main and JIarkc, Streets. good asst'',
ment Of
PCRE DRNGS,
Mcdic,prs. Paints Oils and vnrhisho'. n'wnys "H
hard, and will be- sold cheaper than at any other
Du z store in Lows.
QUALITY GUARANTEED.
| Prescriptions ca'cfuliy c"ripoundcd al Moycrs
| Drug store.
| Ayers and Jayncs Medicines sold a, Meyers Drug
| store,
| Wrharts far Corilll. Daksr's Cod Liver oil.
| Winsluw's S0oihog syrup, sold ut boycr's Drug
Store
Fer any reliable patent medicines. cnll at Meyers
| Drug Store.
Leather of all kinds, whn'csal and retail. ut j.
| layers f-u. Store, bloomsbury, Pa.
| Nav 9. -,G.if
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-07-22

INTERESTING Engineer Bailey il now
in the employ Of some of the friends of
the Portland and Ogdensburgh Ril
Road, taking a cursory survey of the
whole field" from the Connecticut River.
1t would seem taat Mr. Martin of Frank
lin County. has some influential friends
in Portland, through whom he has Dceu
able to create a sentiment 10 behalf of the
Nissisquoi Valley, in preference 10 the
Lamoillc Valley route. Mr.. Bailey is
sent to take survey of all the proposed
routes, get distances. ETC.. and report to
the people of Portland upon the subject.
Of course, it is proper for those Who are
about to invest large sums. as the Port
land people are, both by tax 90 the
valuation Of all their property. and by
private subscription, to ascertain whether
the route over which they propose to
build can have successful rival. We
are glad the people Of Portland are taking
this step, because we feel confident that
the result will be clearly in our favor.
and the report of the Engineer will 81
lence every cavil and doubt. Meantime
all these diversions show ola the in,S,or
lance Of union" and the littleness Of ull
merely pers opal schemes. f
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-07-22

Some dfiodr people are 'f'ndidg a
good deal Of fault, because Moriis'own
has subscribed for fftyofve thousand
dollars in stock, with different condi
ton to its subscription than what the
other towns in the county have in their
contract md subscription. viz: that the
road shall run on the South side of the
river in the line of the preliminary sur
vey, or as nearly thereto as practica bic
We are not disposed to find any fault at
all about this matter, feeling that before
Morristown can make this subscription
available she will have to drop that con
dition and make a square subscription
like the rest of us. Neither shall we
believe that the people at Morrisvile
would rather zee the whole project fail
than have The Road 20 on the North side.
We 'rrasame they would like to have the
Road come the South side. and we are
free to say that if it can be done as we'll
for the interest Of the route we had
rather it would go there, and hope all
the villages along may be as well accom-
modated. But this we do bold no man
or village should stand a moment in the
way Of the best interest of the whole
great enterprise The sh0rtSSt and cheap
est cut, say wei
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-07-22

REPUBLICAN, STATE COMMITTEES The
Republican State Committee met at the
American House last evening to take &c
ton in pursuance of the resolution of the
State Convention. recommending a
through canvass Of the State The com
mittee prepared circular which will be
addressed to town committees in each
town in the State, requesting an imme
date aud thorough canvass of each tcwn.
County committees are to be called upon
TO co operate with the State Committee.
1t is probable also that the Committee
will shortly make arrangements for a
series Of pu bile meetings throughout the
State -Free Press.