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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-04-01
PERLEY.
WASHINGTON, March[S0, 1868.

Gen, Grant has not yet issued the or
der sent to him by the President, assign
ing Gen. Hancock TO the new Department.
of the Atlantic. but is expected to do so
10 day or two. Meantime the Presi.
deut has been presented with resolutions
passsd by the Senate inquiring By what
authority, and for what purpose such a
Department was created. Gen. Hancock
will return by Wednesday, and will be
ready to assume the new command, should
Gen. Grant have the proper orders issued
BY that time.
The State Department will to morrow
send to Berlin the amended treaty with
the North German States which was rati.
fed by the Senate last week. AS the
sentiments are not important it is beiiev-
ed that Minister Bancroft will have no
difficulty in securing the ac4uiestence of
the authorities who were the original par
ties to this treaty for the protection Of
American citizens in that country.
There is considerable interest manifest.
cd to see what COURSE the Supreme Court
will puisue tomortoW regarding the
McCardle case whether they will decide
that the bill passed over the veto removes
it's Jurisdiction in this case, or announce
tie opinion of the Court. Senator Trum
bull inclines to the opinion that decis.
ion will be rendered, Two cases precisely
like the McCardle case, which come up on
appeal from Florida, will be argued TO-.
morrow by counsel for the petitioners.
The publication that some thirty clerks
we're to be discharged from tho Treasury
Department on account of incfficiency
brought on yesterday over sixty applca
tlons for vacancies. The latter were in.
formed that selections had already been
made from those who had passed com.
petitive examination.
Dispatches received to night from Lit.
tie Rock leave no doubt but that the Ar.
kansas Constitution has been ratified by
about 5000 majority.
The State Department has been recent.
ly in correspondence with the British
Government with q view to forming a
treaty recognizing the rights Of naturaliz.
ed American citizens, and fixing definite.
ly the law Of expatriation. which has SO
long been an open question between the
two governments From the tenor Of the
latest official dispatches received from the
English Ministry there does not appear
% be the slightest doubt that the admin.
istraticn will Succeed in bringing this
vexatious and somewhat Threatening con /.
trovcrsy to successful termination in a
few weeks. The treaty, as it now seems
to be shaping, will partake of the charac-
ter and features of the treaty just couclu-
ded between the United Ssates and the
North German Confederation. yIpEx.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-04-01
D. Il. B.

DzMoREsr's YouSd AMEhrcA,-This OK.
cellent little magazine continues erea,
favorite Of the juveniles. Its stories, col.
ored pictures. and apt way Of conveying
most useful instruction, render it exceed.
ingly attractive, as we'll as real help in
the work Of education. Price $3.50 per
year, with premium. Publishing Office.
47S Broadway, New York City. Send
for circular.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-04-01

The MIsslsQUoI SPRINGS -lhjq
for the mineral water Of the Nis,
Spring has steadily increased DUNN ,
winter, and quite a procession ofs,
daily employed in transporting theh
to the spring, and returning then /
at St. Adams depot for shipment Al
bottliug house has been erected, ssia
are now putting up fourteen hundreds.
forty bottles per day, and shipping /
thousand two hundred gallons per I'd
By far the largest quantity goes 10 N
York and Boston wholesale dealer
though much of it is shipped direct e
couoututIS all oNeT tNNpuA!' HN9''
L. l.. butcher & Sons, Ot&sNyN, hil
paid Mr. Smith, the proWlaad
spring. over $4,000 for water d
shipped since January lst' Tbs b
tain of health is certainlya fountain
wealth to its proprietor,
The vermont Spring" at Shsdt
also winning its way to popular
and considerable shipments have
made from it recently, - Messenger
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-04-01

without blot. who will be remembered
as the illustrious successor of Marshall
aud H hamilton long after Pierce and Fill
more are forgotten. needs no defense from
such a chatge'as this. Mr., Chase may
have, or have Had, the honorable ambi-
ton to become the President of this coun-
try but SO long as that ambition endures,
one thing is certain-that the Democrats
will long for him vain.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-04-01
THE APRIL NUMBER or rhE PuRryoLoe

THE APRIL NUMBER or ri1E PuRryoLoa
IcAL JOURNAL is fresh, racy. vigorous.
Among the portraits and characters are,
Adeliua Patti; Isaac Jennings, NJ. D t;
Allen A. Griffith. the Western elocution.
list; Charles |. Of England; King and
Queen of Greece; Revs, NJ J. Raphal. S
NJ lsaacs. Isaac Lesser, A De Sofa, DR.,
Adler. DR.. lllowy. and six other promi.
nent Jewish divines'; Articles and Sketch.
es on Phantasmagoria- Association Of
Ideas 10 Memory; Who shall be Chief ?
or. Mrs. E. Q. Smith on 1.-The Family :"
The Pipe and its Story; Inordinate AT
lection, by Rev. q. J Geer, D. D.; Dissi
patiOn--Discase Our oougressmcu, etc.
Price, only 50 cents number, or SO a
year. Address S. R. Wells, $50 Broad
way, New York.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-04-01

The SUGARISG SEASON The sugaring
season continues to be superb The sap
is running so bounteously that it drives
night and day in most orchards, and even
on Sundays, there is no rest for the men,
and sugar parties are becoming SO common
as to be almost vulgar.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-04-01
HYpEpARK. March 30. 1865
Recording Secretary

imam nAohSh w. lOOOs
Mn. EDfToR ON late visit to North
Hydepark, ] found the inhabitants Oh
that thriving village earnestly seeking to
develop their musical talents. They are
bound to 60 ahead in music, as in other
things and have organized an Association
which, amid some opposition from the
''old fogies,' is destined to improve the
style of singing in their choirs and dif-
fuse general taste for the art Mr.. Ed.
ODER is the Director Of the Association,
and his skill as teacher, with the en-
thusiasm of his pupils augur we'll for the
future progress of the Society.
lin union is strength" Could not
similar Associations be formed in other
villages of the Comfy, where none exist,
and all combine in central organization,
with headquarters at Hydepark, to meet
perhaps monthly, in musical convention.
We have artists in the vicinity coupe
tent to take charge of'sdch Convention,
and to educate TIE musical talent of the
County to a high degree of efficiency.
! suggest the above, hoping that some
OF your musical readers will take up the
subject and propose better plan for the
object mentioned.
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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-04-01
NOTICE.

The subscription paper for the Bell has
been deposited with A. L. Noyes, ESQ.,,
Cashier Lamoille Co. National Bank
where subscribers can pay as soon as il
convenient. Before this reaches our rea.
ders We hope to be we'll on our way to
Gotham to purchase the bell. We hope
soon to hear its mellow tones singing
,hr.ugh the valley.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-04-01
WASHINGTON GOSSIP.

NEW York. March 20. Washingto
specials say Gen. Buffers opening al
gument is said to be one of the ablcs
and most elaborate efforts ever prcsente
in an American court. He will read fror
the manuscript, and its delivery viii
consume about five hours In it he vii
incorporate brief survey of authorize
upon the law of improbable crimes ant
offcnses. which have been prepared b,
Mr. Lawrence. one of the Managers. Tn
general impression is that the trial canno
be finished ID less than four weeks. Tn,
House Managers have subpenaed about {
score Of witnesses, and the President,
counsel have probably, called twice thai
number. No legal. bubble which may
have the effect of prolonging the case will
be left untried by the Presidents couh.
sci.
The House Post Office Committee have
agreed to report bill AUTHORIZING the
Postmaster General 10 make certain con.
tracts with the Commercial Navigation
Company of New York for weekly con-
veyancs of all European and Unite |
States mails to and from Europe. The
company is to have seven large steam
ships constructed under the supervision of
Government inspector and capable Of
being turned into war vessels. They
must be differed by American citizens,
and the rights and privileges granted
them are not assignable. Bonds may be
issued by the Government to the extent
of two and half millions of dollars, Sc
cured by liens on the vessels The line
must be put in operation in one year from
the passage ofthe bill.
A private dispatch from Little Rock,
Arkansas, from Democratic source, con-
idently asserts that if the vote is fairly
counted the Constitution is defeated by
not less than 1000 votes. Gross frauds
are charged on the Radical side. Wash
ington County gives $50 against the
Constitution. and Sebastian County four
in favorefit. Heavy frauds are alleged
to have been detected in johnson County. |
The negroes are parading the streets of
Little Rock, aud have complete possess
on of the place. The Radicals claim 10
nave carried the Safe. 4
dispatch says: Farther advices
rom the Arkansas election were received
~ the Congressional Union Executive
Committee to-day which confirm The re-
,ort that the Constitution is carried by
rom 5000 to 5000 majority. This news
ONES direct from Little Rock, and is un-
loubtedly 'nore'feliable than that from
Memphis, whith is doctorcd TO suit the
ebels there. The dispatches "also state
hat the white vote for The Constitution
s as the colorcd, and that their smallest
najorities are in some of the heaviest
lavc-holding COMMITTEES, where the rebels
'ere more or less successful in intimida-
ing the blacks and preventing full
'ote.' Gen. AIagruder gave select
Inner party last night. Among tho
quests was Gen. Emory, Commander at
The House will probably agree to do
10 business for ten days or two weeks
md there is not much probability of there
being quorum present after Saturday.
rs many of The members are going home
because'n business can be done until the
impeachment trial is completed, which
will take from two to three weeks.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-04-01

REAL ESTATE CnANGEa-Mr. +. IL.
Patch has bought the Dwelling house and
premises Of DIR. J. ]. Meigs, and rumor
says he intends 10 stake rib" and
"move in"
DR.. L. II. Grover has purchased the
Dwelling house and lot of DIR. Aaron
Morse. Price $1,000.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-04-01

Cd Patents have recently been granted
TO citizens Of Lamoille county. as follows
10 D. K. Hickok of Morrisville, for
Portable Folding Carriuge Top. also for
clothes pin.
10 John Holmes of Johnson, for i'm.
proved Dumping Wagon.
10 Q. H. Cooke Of Morrisville, for Shoe
Lacers.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-04-01

The EcLEcTIo For AD,r
en- bellishment-Prof. Far,d,,
following table of contents.
Abyssinia; The Great y,J,,
on A great Mans Relax,ti,,
in England ; CommuDic,,;,,
The Mummy of Thebes; III,
continued Talk and Talken.
ern Question. continued ; Torn,
Land Storms ; Jeauette's Rev,,
ches from Norway; Literary !
dy Macbeth ; Prof. Agassiy .,
A Strange Story; Estheti,
Diamonds and Precious 81,
French Government and Pol6,
Reveries Among the pacit,
Elephant Hunting in Sopf
Sketch of Michael Faraday P
&c.
The terms of the Eclectic AZ
copies 40 cents; one copy, Oh,
two copies, one year, 50; Eve
year, $50 Address W. H. B
Beekman st, New York.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-04-01

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Grnce,s Celebrated Save
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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-04-01

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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-04-01

FIRE IN WArERBURY.-The sugar house
Of Dudly swazey, Of Waterbury, was
burned on Monday night last.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-04-01

Nv ATERvILLE HOUSE ,wateryile,. oJitbb
w liquors will be furnished the guess
House for the year ensniRg. p.,,,,tor
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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-04-01

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-11
IOWA ITEMS.

The Fort Madison city election resulted
10 favor Of the entire Democratic ticket, by
heavy majorities.
-McGregor elects . Democratic Mayer
and Marshal by handsome majority.
The McGregor News says that tho VII
lage Of Elkader 10 to be incorporated into q
city.
j X. l.. Maynard has retired from the
Wsvssly Phoenix. He has probably got
rich in publishing that papsr-at least We
hope 90.
There was political fight over the
school election in Muscatins last Monday
which resulted in Democratic victory Of
about l25 majority, a. We learn from the
Courier
The Democratic and Republican Con
mittses Of Dubuque very ssnsibly joined in
making up school ticket. That's right
politics have no place in che msnag.men,
Of schools any mers than in churches.
"A girl in MeGsegos had her III. saved Z
few days since BY her waterfall. Shs wsa
thrown frca slsigh, sesiking ea the bscl
u her head, and the dosaor told hsr that the
watsrfall kept the blew frsu killing her.
whs vill new deny tAae I'll things, howsv.
= agly. srs ast msds y sssvs sons good
purpess.
Thu Influential eitisena Of Dubuous.
ksssly aepsssiaaiag ~ energy ssd spirit
display II by @. II. Merry. 1sq-, II Ne new
aad suseessful teaaspossatiss scheme, join
in public card Of invliasiea 70 grsod
supper and oration-as ws learn from the
Herald. @* e N
North Of the Iowa river. on the line oi
the proposed Cedar Rapids & Darlington
Railroad, tlsi 900 have been subscribed
10 the s.ock - follows: johnson county,
$4,000; 10 Linn county, Oakland tlo,.
600 Oreoa township $4,000; West Lib
srty e4s, 900; Cedar county $4,000.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-11
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-11

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Falling OF the womb-Daring the early
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females are subject to sinkn, Of tho womb,
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-11

How warm soc er the ssaisl san
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In Tom Jones veins no cheering warmth
Dispels the gloomy sorrow Of his soul,
Dyspepsia, like goblin. hunts him down,
Agus. grim chamberlain. ights him 10 bed,
While Dulnsss Vertigo, and Headache dire,
With herecr aches combine to make him
groan.
Hesrken Thomas, TO instruction:
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A Panacea, certain, pleasant, sure,
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Awondsrous Tonic. made by DR.. Drake.
Wepresune "poor Toms" case is not
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by the wonderful medicine.
MAGNOLIA WArER.-A delightful toilet
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price.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-11

Les not yoar mind be troub1ed.
or your body become enfesblsd BY the pangs
Of Neuralgia. Nerve-achs, o. any ether
nervous complaint; bot on their nrst ap-
psaraness partake Of Dr.. TURNER'S TIC
DOuLOUREUx, Or UNIVERSAL NEU.
RALGiA PILL. II stimulates the nsrvs
fisid, and dsfsats these diseases. Apothe.
carries have Il. Principal depot, 100 TRE
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pss package b nail tss postage stauspd
extsa. ri $50 - -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-11

Filed 10 The Rseordsr's efiee. Scott ssusty
1s~a. up y o'elosk. Mssuh II. 1asssis;
Wllem 0ssrnik, = n, u Hans Krsse,
3. B. 4 3. ". 4 BEE. %. 7, ~, N. h.
SB. hickory 0reve township. e,3sol
Ferdin aud Richtes, q N. 10 Peter Roth.
let4 hlsek q, nsekls . Ksuss aaAi- II
tiou TO Buffalo, %
c. A. Bickei, et M, 20 T. 4. Long
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-11

CoAL.-A general rush hes been made TO-
day to secure esai 10 prospects of . scarcity
on acsoust Of damage 70 the bridge. VI
do not sppfshsed sny trouble, ~ the ferry
will b. running tomorrow, or BY next day
st fasthese
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-11

Busixsss CaAxos.- We learn that our e.
sssmsd frissd and fsllow- -sitisen, @. Stewart
Ellie. Heq., hes this dsy psrchased enc.
third interest 10 the once Of the Gasette-
paying 5000 cash therefor. He y right
heartily welcome into the newspaper iami.
~ may be find the editorial tripod . sof.
seat, and the editorial quill flowing with the
milk Of human kindness and the honey oi
success. Mr.. Ellis 10 an able writsr-a man
we'll acquainted with the world and the po-
litical, financial and social workings there
Of. Nr. Russell, ~ understand, pro-
poses 10 few weeks to cast of the editorial
shackles with which he has been Bound fov
several years past-for whils-and pay a
visit to Europe-especial:y to England this
land Of HE birth-thsre to revisit the scene
Of early childhood, and rseupsrate depleted
energies. Mr.. Conner still retains the bu-
siness management; and Col. Impey, Col.
Littlsr, Mr.. Martin and II. w. Bennett,
Esq, continue upon tho editorial and rspor-
torisl eta6.