Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-10-19


,Dnents~ situation. She had no money to
by ~ ,.t.in herself upon, and nc friends to
of ~, help her to any. Compensation for her
/. lodging depended on the contingency Of.
to a. hr obtaining a place-one chance in FIVE
hundred-and my landlady knew it; but
of,b. ne wouldn't turn her out and food was
lomsnt attained by taking ''table-bosrd" one
III month in one place, and when payday
IT, q. cane round, p%erforce moving to another.
thinn Ia this way she waited for Congressman
in he ~n.rive; waited all through the two
asiOns of Congress, and until the Men,
the h hers had departed and how she found
m, Nm means to get away on when she finally
to DIR hh, nobody here knows. Well-do you
POSE believe it ?-she turned up here again the
cher day, oh the same mission, and APP
vol. DGed to the old quarters for accommodate
IN " lions again! When my landlady told her
~ Ast she couldn't afford to take her in
We waiu, she cried, saying she had no where
'ss, ibd 10 90, and no money, and seemed so des-
y ttute and pitiable, she was let in again !;
lie pdV. and there she is ensconced for another
nsplc& Congressional season. Her meals will
fcourse, be picked up 'around the Dees-
~ eurt, as before
'ceivs. ain the Bureau where l work was a
e shsl Surth.class clerk, a sober, Industrious,
I'd prq- promising young man when he came to
vision Washington, a few years ago. He was
c%cntuy dismissed a few days ago for habitual
ible pe- druukenness and not only he had no
gress d money saved out of his several 81, 800,
ease n but he went out more than 81 900 in debt.
we ar Another young, tho married man, in the
! IN ~ Anne service, is striving hard, in c%onjunc-
twer ton with an age@ mother and three deli
the df cate sisters, who take in sewing, to
squeeze out enough for all to keep body
g updn md soul together but he has a brother
"a VIII .dunkard, who besides severely taxing
heary the scant caeans of all the rest, is destroy
or what ing their peace and life in grief. He is
othen victim of the lo%aferism of Washington,
readeu where, as a rule, if a man fails of Gov
eminent employment there is nothing for
BIN but to wait for an opening!
nca "These are some of my immediate sur
ooo ~Nndings."
=" The President and the Mayor of W ash
~ hgtOn ordered their respective govern
!, . nents to suspend business Monday, the
dy of ex-President Pierce's funeral.
r The Government has adyices here of
Indian troubles in Arizona, Dacotah and
Montana. They are a miserable, worth
less race. BY the time they become ex-
tHct science will discover that they arc
some Ofscourings of humanity, left be-
g hind in the process Of general civilization,
incapable of being made anything of at
any cost that will pay.
President Grant and Mrs. Rawlins are
made, by Secretary Rawlins' will, his ex-
p. NutOs and guardians of his children.
he leaves a house and lot in this city and
inds in Cheyenne and Golden City, Wyo.
ming Territory between his wife and
children equally his library to his sor
James Brandon and the "Rawlin:
homestead Guilford, Ills, to his pa
, Tents for their lives, and at their death
'na one Sbe divided into 3 parts, 5for the bene-
hOf his two brothers and two sisters,
:, LIZ Nd the remaining three parts to his own
- ''S iuly.
!, The projected scientific society of which
have before spoken is not yet complete
gCganized. A constitution and by-lawi
" hve been adopted. 1t is named 9Th,
: %snerican Union Academy of Literature
e. SsnCe &. Art" The association will
bis institution of similar organizations il
i. Al The State capitals. as branches or aux
Llirles, is provided for. j. 4.