Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-06-17

The alnual meeting OIL VERMONT Eu
iiors and publishers is to be held at New
port. to morrow evening.
Horace G. CLARK. Esq. paid the Ed
itor of the Rutland 6curier $50 90 for I
fhalf acre of land which is ~ mile from
Rutland Depot
The Good Templars have suppressed
the liquor traffic in Windsor.
The storm Of one week ago Satur
day proves to have been Of unprecedented
violence in many parts of Vermont and
New Hampshire.
A meeting is new being held in N.
Y. city iuthe interest of the Portland
g. ogdensburg Railroad, \. which our
County isrepresented.
Miss Alice Smith died at the Call
aud See House, in Morris,own. ID Sun
day last, after most distressing illness
Of many weeks. An autopsy was held
on the body on Monday, the result of
which we have not learned.
Our old friend, Col G. D. Gates,
made Trip td'Baghton. Vt. recently and
returned with some Of the incest looking
| sperkled trout we have lately seen from
the outside world. Gates is game him
self, and is hard to beat at angling,
shooting. riding or owning the best pair
in the county. He now drives the hand
soonest pair of matched sorrel mares we
have seen in many day lie has given
I'us a'"stuup" to 60 with him in pursuit
of the Gnny depiscns of the brooks We
have accepted, and design to take the bell,
or basket, or the'Esh or whatever : is APP
propriate on such an occasion. For once
no will End he has caug GIT 'the wrong
skinner
MUNIFIcENF.-Chsrles Dickens has no
titled Dr.. G Howe of Boston that he
has placed at his disposal $l.70O, to be
used in printing $50 copies of the "Old
Curiosity Shop" in raised letters, for the
use Of the blind.
Coon AbyIoE.-We make the following
extracts frota a"long editoFaffn the 'hfsh
Republic, addressed to the irishmcn of
America:
Now We have few words to say to
those Irishmen who thus. by voting with
the Democrats. are supporting the great
Democratic doctrine of Free Trade with
England. The man who votes for her
trsde-as all Democratic voters dds
aiding and assisting, whether he knows it
or not, TO continue the robbery and cp
preston and wholesale murder of man
kind.
You owe duty to the American Re.
public, to which as good citizens, you
have sworn to bear truo Allegiance Has
England ever been anything but the enc
my Of that Republic?
DEATH OF JAMES BUCHANAN james
Buchanan, the fifteenth president of the
United States, died at his home in
Wheatland, Pa, Monday morning, aged
" years. The people remember Buchan.
an as the willing toll Of the slave power
during the'Ksnsas troubles, and thoso
long series Of iniguitics which ended in
secession and rebellion. Nothing but
charity Can cover the 'mcltitude Of his
sins.
PERsOSA1.--L- Mesder, Esq, of Yer
gennes, who,has flld the position of Sta
te's Attorney acceptsbly to the people
and creditably to himself for nearly two
years, was compelled to resign oil account
of i'll health, and Hon, G. w. Grandey
has been appointed by thejudges to serve
out the remainder of Mr. Meader's term
A Mr. Hayes Of Cambridge has
purchased the Saw and Grst Mill and
dwelling formerly owned by Thos. Stew
ems, Esq, of Wateryille. The property
is situated about one mile North of Wat
erville village.
The FSTE Oh CabEfoSr. -Theophilus G
Calicot,for dcfra uding the government, goes
to the Albany Penitentiary for two years
and is also sentenced to pay a fue of
$4,000, to remain in confinement until
that sum is paid. During his trial. we
believe, his wife has died. He has two
daughters, both of whom will undoubted.
ly feel their disgrace keenly. is an old
man, and in all probability will be tho
roughly broken down by the disgrace III t
has followed his dishonesty, There is
something very sad in the fact that with
in sight Of the Capitol, IN one house Of
of which he acted as Speaker only few
years ago, he will act as and be treated
as felon; though his elevation was the
result Of bis own treachery to the party
which had elected him. rather than TO
any fitness for the place or to any favor.