Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-01-01

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tanned him until he gave suai cieut security
that the child should not become charge
to the town. ......,,...
Under Phil. Sheridan,s rule, we think,
the "gentleman" might have been JUST
fed in using some proiane ,objurgations.
The paper was given to US many years
ago, by Capt. Francis smalley, and IS
we'll preserved, ..........t..
tr. ssgsm'gsaIrEMs. aia 700 30 1sa.
Col. Benjamin f. circuit, a native Of
Vermont, Sheriff of Kalamazoo County,
Michigan, was shot by prisoner trying
to escape from prison and died on the
18th, inst. His funeral was largely at
tended, as the deceased was much respect,
ed. 1a3.a, sil e. gs- Re SD sa. 1ar-
.rf-t el.sa5 sHs.aea ri .5.t 'sngaA ?,
Tie new process Of tanning leather
without the use of bark, is said to be a
success. ..,. .rtE sssr.Iguy al
The trial Of Mr.. Il Mrs. Randall in
Lyndon, upon the charge Of killing their
little boy, resulted in their honorable ac-
quittal. '.....
The Democrats are to have celebra-
ton Of the anniversary of New Orleans,
at Montpelier on the 9tb. We suppose
Gen. jackson will be present to address
the multitude ora.l9 .zas rH8l b
n..s s4eaG. qsJea W. glH. a9al .a
Anne Dougherty,. the girl shot by
VIM, Long in Rutland a few weeks since,
is DEAD mfi w aia4iH
John Harrigan of Burlington was
killed on Saturday evening while employ
ed oh a gravel train, near the Vermont
Central Depot. He slipped from the car,
when the train passed over his breast, in
juring him so severely that he died with
in two hOuisu a..gib 75ts 'gt asgl
E...s tas a-.ss r.F .tt t'. g'
Major John Thompson, of Vergennes,
died few days since in that city, aged
IS years He was one of the early settlers
Of that place; held a Captains commits
sion and commanded company Of Green
Mountain Boys at the Bstrle of Platts-
burgh, and company Of British regulars
surrendered to him during the fight. He
held many positions of trust within the
gift of his fellow citizens, and was Mayor
Of the city several years. af --
y,sa5 st saig.ai 5cot 5,8ta Beid Lu
Henry Allen. who has just got into
Jail for stealth 6 the horse Of William Sill,
yer of this Village in August last, &C.
knowledges that he has stolen 40 horses
and sold them since WaltOn's Journal
The English mail steamer santprn
from Montevido, Sonth America, for Lon
den, was lately lost in a terrible gale of
the former port. When she went down
she had on board over 400 peIsons. inolu.
ding the English minister, who, with the
rest, was lost, only IA out of the whole
being saved. 6Jtg f.g ty,B 'is
gsia1s sa3.al r.ta:v ila.as ...a 5ga-g
For stylish bonnet the Maine Far.
mer recommends pumpkin seed trimmed
with fur, the broad end to be worn iu
front to keep off the sun and wind. llul
The death of aMormon disc iple who
was once Vermont girl ami daughter o.
Aaron Gibbs of Rutland county. is an
nouuocd. She left Vermont in 1888, anG
was one Of the first women ever pnblishet
for matrimony in the congregation of tn,
saints. At her death she was the motheI
of eleven children and eleven grandchil
ufe"' sg u I0oa gaF ggHwa ba
Minnesota has already sent TO mar
kct this year bout 100000 bushels o
wheat, and nearly. us much more is sup
posed to be in farmers hands. The pro
duction, however, is less than in 1866.
james Roper, colorc man, has Jus
died in Virginia, the largest land owner
in the State. 4 rs abiz isf. 40
s J69r' r Naa1 soH 8sl agss5
"A man named Westwood was sho
last week, in Cincinnati, while attemtin,
to steal a corpse. 4Att,
Mr.. William Buchanan aud Mrs
Rebecca Hanson, the former eighty an,
the latter 50, were married last week q
Malta Ohio. An attempt will be made /
nullify the marriage as the bridgeport
did not have the consent Of his paterna
derivativc. i7.As Z 81 iga
l'''alaG 4 81 siaa sdi d Basgshs s.
GA man in Brattleboro killed sevent
rats at one 'rald one day last week.