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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-04-20
An kppeaI 10 the People Of Vermont.


The undersigned, in behalf Of the FIX
eeutiyc Committee Of the Vermont State
Temperance Society, takes this method OF
briefly addressing you, Gu the evils Of IN
temperance, the acknowledgements to effort
for reform, and the mcthous of It's prose-
cution, This is but an abstract Of what
he hasito offer. The main points here
given will be elaborated il subsequent ar
ticles or public addresses. Intcmperance
IN spite Of all hinilranccs ana restraints,
is an alarming evil, and a giant crime,
which appalls us by its magnitude, and
Paralyses US with its strength. The pub
lic conscience slulnbers IN Ter ignorance,
or IS covered BY fear, while this popular
indulgence Is sweeping Cur neighbors and
sons to destruction, corrupting the iom-
taips Of good morals, wasting the rescur-
ces Of the nation, and threatening the de-
struetion Of the government need not
tell you that, in these United States, six
~ thousand lives are annually sacrificed
to intempcrance and sixty thousand
moderate drinkers advanced TO fiji their
places. I am not here to depict The poy-
erty, cruelty, wretchedness and woe, oc-
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-04-20
Particular Notice.

Unless prevented by extraordinary cir
cumstances, we shall visit Stowe On We'd
ncsiay next, and remain for two days for
the purpose Of receiving subscr ptons for
the Netcsdeolsr, collecting accounts, pre-
pairing business cards for advertisers &C.,
&c. Friday and Saturday we will devote
to Morrisville for the SAME purpose. Win
be glad TO have our attention called to all
improvements going on in those towns,
and all matters Of local and general inter
est worthy Of reporting We shall also,
in turn, visit each town in the county in a
similar manner, and, as far as practicable
will give due notice.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-04-20

CGows.--.A writer in the last Agricul-
tural Report of that Department defend
ing birds generally as doing the Agccul-
turlsts much more good Than harm, con-
dennis crows as an unqualified nuisance.
Their destructive habits are manifest up
On the nests Of the small birds, scores Of
which a single crow will dGyour in a sea-
son. Destroy the crows without mis-
giving; but protect the beaniful robins
and other small birds.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-04-20
Local Matters
1. 0. G. TAT their last regular
meeting, held en- Friday, the 10th lns,'
the Lamoille Central Lodge No. 40, |. o.
g. T. adopted the following

WHEREAS, Our respected brother ana
sister, Rev. and Mrs. j. D. Beeman are
about to deraN from the Lodge having
requested Clearance Card, therefore
Resolred, That in memory oftbe cheer
ing presence Of our brother and sister at
so many meetings Of the Lodge and OF
their unwearied and successful efforts to
add to the interest Of the lodge, we SIN
cerey regret that in the order OF Prov
dence they are no longer to remain with u.s.
Resoired, That the thanks OF the Lodge
be extended to brother and sister Beeman
for their labors in behalf of the temper
ance cause inthis place, as well as Tor
the corliality and courtesy which have
characterized their intercourse with us,
by which they have enleAred themselves
to each of us personally.
Resoioed, That brother and sister Bee
man be cordially commended to all Loq-
gos Of our OrdcE rot only as good citizens
and Christians, but as truly Good Ten
plars, whom they will do well to receive
with courtesy, and to welcome as faithful
co-workers IN our glorious cause
Resolced, That a copy of these ResoIu'
tons be presented to brother j. D. Bee
man, ami also one to the LamoilIe News
dealer, for publication.
A true copy
L IL Gnrrlrrr,. IL 9
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-04-20

-AIl the towns which have not yet
acted upon the question Of changing ;he
condition of their bonds---axccpt one
hold their meetings this week. In our
next we shall be able to report the result
in every town except one. The action Of
these towns will, we expect, be the signal
for the final surveying party.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-04-20
The snow.


1.-The snow the snow the beautiful
snow !" which has been the topic OF con-
yersation the country over, for the past
so days, took Il severe sweating last week
1t disappeared very rapidly under the
influence Of the sun, the ground in most
localities absorbing nearly all the water,
SO that the streams were not swollen to
full banks even. The ground is getting
thoroughly saturated, AMI the springs and
wells nicely filed. We anticipate an un-
usually fruitful season, though it may be
a little late before the ground gets dry
and warm enough to plough and plant.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-04-20

DEATH on COLONEL hodLhs OF THE Dos-
roS JouRNAL.--gol Rogers disease was
consumption. Late in the fall he went 10
San Francisco for his health, but was Or
liged to return in Jan, III mlroyed, Az
ter his return he rallied sufficient TO 20
out two or three times, but since then he
failed quite rapidly Ills death brings
sorrow to large circle Of friends and ac-
quaintances. His enterprise, tact and
energy made the Boston Journal Of which
he was sole proprietor, enc Of the mot
successful and profitable papers in the
country, and his faults we're those Of u
genial and warm hearted nature. lie
was IN his fiIty-6rst year. %
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-04-20

At the Iowa State Agricultural eonvcn-
ton recently held, the qucsticn Of horse
racing at fairs met with an overwhelming
defeat. Only single person raised his
voice in its favor. The county societies
in-that state and in ohio are generally
taking steps toabolish this singular branch
Of as Agricultural exhibition.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-04-20

-1'oe friends Of the proposed new side
walk in this village will please bear in
mind that they are all Individually and
Collectively invited TO atten'l the May
party on the afternoon and evening OF
May lat. The particulars TO be given in
the next weeks NEwsDEALEn.
FER 0gDER.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-04-20

HoTEL CnANGE.---E NJ. Irish, late of
the Morrisyille House, has bought the
Allen House, at Burlington, W., lately
kept by Pease and latee
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-04-20

where decisive action !, ,a,;.@ -.
flexible enough to adapt tbo. .''.''
condition Of things in every :
We have 20 !
J. TUB METHOD or Law. r. +
aal, anl acquicsccd IN. VIII, 1
nc sentiment bears out II, q,
In some towns it is a pracl.saI !,
of the liquor traffic, Inotb,,. We
ular opinion is more moder,,, ina
simply as a restraint. And h.. MOI
has no practical results WHAT, ole'
because drinking is common al 60
Bile temperance principles c,r.5 ae'
nobody will take thcrespon.ihn., h''
cations. The law pronoun,. I y y
verdict against rm.sclItns h
this business in the atlitqj.a tAe
nuisance, that the people ma, no ~
their condemnation, remon,n,. =
when such measures faiDb,s
ccedings. No statute giycsitt,, *
or virtuous public sentiment n, -
1t is just what it is designed hL l's
strumcntality dependent on n -
ment for its efficiency, and bh. ~
the enforcement Of the popra
To attempt more than this il.
AMI madden our enemies, and 4, :
patty for them, (as persecuell,
no permanent reform. Let th,
as it Is, look for no mo liiaatim,
mcnt; they will serve no purog,
Bat let us turn our attention :,
agencies which must come in IA, :.
exigncies of the case, and Wild, -,
clulatea to secure popular iam ~
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stirred up the people, and secar iii
sands OF signatures - the teal TN
pledge ; and that individual eHot al
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means. But unless those thus fie
are gathered INTO some temnGa Il
they cannot be made very sefya III
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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-04-20

Huntington is TO have a new, first
class hotel.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-04-20

L. Ii. SulRwIN, W. S.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-18
CONGRESSIONAL.

ANGRY DISCUSSION IN THE HoUsE-THE CASE OF
GEORGIA.
WAsHINaroN. March I'm TIE HOUSE, the
Election Committee Introduced q resolution
that where the committee reported contestants
dieaualifled from disloyalty 10 further action
can be had, except by order CT the House, aad
that the disloya contestants have no pay.
Omissions in The appropriations wero dis
oussed Butler charged that the omissions re-
suited from bribery.
The Reconstruction Committee considered
the Mississippi question, and took no action.
In THE SENATE, q memorial Of the loyal
citizens of Texas showed trightiul condition
o. affairs in that State, which Ii worse since
Grants election, and prays for division OF
the State.
The Judiciary Committee reported on the
Georgia bill With an amendment; also 1e-
ported on the credentials OF Hill and Miller,
with recommendations that they lie on the
tabls.
The judiciary Committee were equally Gi-
vided on the bill enforcing the Fourteenth
amendment, ami enforcement Of republican
government in Georgia. They made no recon-
mendatiun, but favored an amendment erasing
the clause giving the United States Courts
ootuurreut jurisdiction with the Provisional
Courts.
Wilson introduced bill continuing the col
lection aud educational departments OF the
Freedmen's Bureau.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-18

only way of e1trication from the difficulty.
This fact became known to Radical senator's,
who did not fail to make profitable use OF it.
The Chief Justice had no faith whatever in the
transfer by Stewart Of the profits Of his vast
establishments for charitable purposes as O
means of relieving him, but did not douot the
honesty of his intentions. We are fast coming
to the point of putting tho Empire up for sale
to the highest bidder. Once twice three
times !-gone.
1 had the curiosity to 20 to the Executive
mansion this morning to see the new mode Of
giving out news. This is done in true military
style, as everything else. General Dent has
charge CT this department. he ID very esti-
mable gentleman, and is we'll qualified to do
up the literary. l saw nothing. however, on
the sbulietin board," e1oeot an announcement
that O lieutenant of dragons was ordered to
report for duty at General o. 0: Hownrd's
headquarters, for service in the Freedmens
Bureau. The system shows, however. that
the immortal sOccas1onal" is not to be the or
gan OF the administration. Organs" are
evidently "played out; no sound is now heard
here but
1.-THE peghing steed. and the shrill trump,
The splrIt-sirrng drum. the ear-percins Ha"-
nothing seen but "the royal banner"-"the
piumed troop and the big wars"
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-18
[spec1A1 rk1EanAM no rHE DAILY NExs.1

SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DAILY NEWS.
COLUMBIA. March 17.-IN THE SENATE. tho
following received third reading, werc passed,
and sent to the House: The bill to authorize
the financial agent of the State at New York TO
pledge State bonds as collateral security; the
bill to renew ard amend the charter OF the
Town of Chester; the bill to incorporate the
Macedonian Baptist Church Of Darlington.
The following received third reading, had
their titles changed to acts and were ordered
to be enrolled: The bill to define the duties OF
State Reporter and to provide for the publica-
|. ton Of the State Reports.
The following received q second reading and
were ordered to &c engrossed: The bill TO
establish the Mount Pleasant Ferry Company;
the bill to incorporate tho Dcrn Mining and
Manufacturing Company; the bill to declare
the Jurisdiction OF Probate Courts; the bill to
provide reporter for the courts of the FIRST
circuit; the bill to facilitate the settlement OF
the affairs OF the INK OF the State; the bill
TO allow Wilson & Co. to collect wharfage ut
Beaufort.
The Senate took from the table the House
resolution resembling adjournment on tho 2Oth
Instant and extending the time to tho Oath in-
stant, amended it on motion Of Leslie by ad-
ding, sand it is hereby solemnly agreed that
we will not continue IN session longer than the
24th instant" and then coucurred in resolu-
ton as amended and ordered it to be re-
turned to the House.
Leslie made the report of the Committee on
Railroads, recommending that the considera-
ton of the Port Royal Railroad and Spartan
burg and Union Railroad be postponed TO the
next session.
liz THE HOUSE, Webb introduced joint re-
eolution to suspend the writ o. habeds corpus
in the Counties of Laurens, Newberry. Edge
field and Abbeville, which was referred to the
Judiciary Committee.
The bill to provide for collecting taxes past
duo was passed and sent to the Senate.
Thefollowing we're passed, their titles changed
to acts, and ordered to be enrolled: Tho bull to
provide for the Uniform AMI proper promulsa-
ton of all legal and public notices; the bill to
provide for the conversion OF State securities.
The remainder Of the day was occupied in the
discussion of The bill to determine the value of
oon4sacts made in Confederate States notes or
their equivalent.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-18
THE NEW POSTAGE STAMPS.

Preparations are now being made for the in
troductlon OF the series of postage stamps
furnished to tho Postofice Department, &c
oording 10 the contract made with the National
Bank Note Company Of New York.
The new issues arc calculated to excite no
common attention, as in design they are
novel application Of the national symbolism
generally adopted for the artistlc embellsh-
mest OF postage stamps. The similarity of
monarchical in .tltu!lons the one form or gov
ernment common to the European postal sYs-
TENS, has confined tbs symbolism Of stamps
to the heads OF the reisninS sovereigns, ma
tional shields, or the hera!dic escutcheOns OF
dynasties; but. owing to Cheir modern origin
and their republican form of government. the
United States have originated for themselves
a national symbolism that is independent of
the laws Of heraldry, and in keeping with the
new era Of human progress, Of which they are
the acknowledged eIponents. The new issue
of stamps is based upon this distinction. 1t is
system OF symbolism, coufned, for tie most
part, to the distinctive mission OF our Amcrl-
can institutions. 1t bears. wherever 1t goes
throughout our own continent, as over the sea,
our national eagle, our national faS and our
national colors-red, wnltc aud blue.
The one sent stamp is headed With the vlS-
nette Of Franklin, the first PostTnaster-Gsnc-
raj under tho colon al system, as we'll as tho
first under the confederation preparatory to
the Federal Union. On the two, three and
twelve cent stamps, there is an illustration OF
the improvements IN mai transportation. from
the primitive rider on horseback TO the railroad
tram for the land Sc vice, md the ste mshlp
for the ocean service.
The rema nlng six stamps of the set arc dis
tinctively national, aud as such, form series
OF their own beginning III the six cents stamps
with an accurate copy of the face OF Wasting
ten, as shown in Stewards picture at the E1-
ecutiye mansion, aud ending in the ninety
cents stamp with the head Of Lincoln. as sig
niicant of new era of untversai freedom.
Two others OF this national series, fifteen
and twenty-tour cents respectively, have min
iature copies Of tho Landing or Columbus and
of the Declaration Of Independence. 10 the ro-
tunds OF tue capitol. The first recslliug the
opening of this continent to the advancement
of modern civilization; the second implying
the coasecrat:ou OF lts vast area to the pro-
tect on and enforcement Of the lnalienable
rights Of man.
In the ten osnt stamp the American eagle
appears resting upon the American SHE'D,
aud in the thirty ceut stamp are mPrlsed I'D
one gronp all the national emblems OF the
eagle, the ,hiold and the dag, and presenting
also the national CO co.ors-reu, whlto and be.
In little while these worldwide travellers
will soon begin their journeyings.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-18

TIE TRAFFIC. IL SERMONS is increasing IN
London. 1t has almost become, indeed, one
OF the regular braucles CT commerce. One
Clergyman advertiser that he will ''lend" his
weekly sermous for a half crown apiece, or tour
for ten shlllings, warranted ''origiual, earnest
and evangelical" Hero are four advertise
mens from the London Standard:
Orl1inol Mlnuscr,pt S|rnaons.-Three' SER
mons On Fasting, with iliustratlons from the
Fathers; sevon s.rmons on the Pcnlteotlal
Psalms; aud Two sermons Oh the meaning OF
tho Four Col,rs AID God Ia Vestments, vt Is.
6d. each. Apply 10 A. 3. G., Sandal Magma
near Wakefield
Sermons. plain. striking and original conf
deutiaiy supplied. Terms, 1S:. 6d. per quar-
ter. Single us. .or any Sunday. fifteen
stamps. Address Rev. IL. A., No. Il John-
street. Bristol
Lonten Sermons now ready. Specimen MS.
posi- free. fifteen stamps. Address H3y. N. a.,
No. 1G E,!eawcce R.ad Lon :on.
Pdr0ct,a! Strn,oaS. S.-Sound. practical anu
original. Edited b., an NJ. =. oi Oxford. Strict
ly conti:ed ard corddcntiaIly supplied to the
clergy; lbs. 81. Ger quarter. Specimen Ms,
1s. I'll. Address NJ. $. s., No. 57 Regents Park
Road, N. w.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-18
The po2s's sense of humor is proverbial

The Popes sense of humor is proverbial
in Rome and ho gave good example of 1t tho
other day to = corp orltiou OF bakers, who asked
an audience of hin 10 order to demonstrate
AGAINST new and exc silent pubic oven which
an ,pl;ed far better bread OIL much lower terms
than thew have boon in the habit Of making.
This 1nterfereac, with taeir loag-en1oyed mo-
moody was Of course, although great p32u-
lar benefit. eriovous Injury in their eyes.
'Ho.y Father" said ito spokesman, "lt is very
hard oa us; We have worked 50 long for the
public ben 4ft." It is quite true, my son,
replied the Pope; lit IS hisa t1me you resIea
q little, and let oher people work"
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-18
SPARKS FROM THE EIREs.

The Governor Of Louisiana has signed the
bill providing for mixed schools.
The fifteenth amendment has been defeat
ed in Georgia.
General Prlm has announced in the Cortes,
that the Monarchists are prepared with their
candidate for the Spanish throne and will soon
publish bis name
In Mcx co, Carl Meyer formerly OF the Fed
ersl army, has been arrested and charged with
attempting to carry his regiment to Negrote.
Many Negrcte Office were captured aad shot,
and many more arrested. Wealthy capitalists,
representing millions OF dollars, are preparing
to emigratc.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-18
WASHINGTON.

A posrm1srnEss Ar RIcHMoND-NEaRo AfBAs-
sADoRs FOR HAYrr AND SAN DOMINGO.
WASHINGTON, March 1.-THE President has
nominated Mrs. Van Lew, as postmistress at
Richmond.
The eport that tho Indians have captured
General Custar lacks Confirmation.
It seems certain that negroes Will represent
the United States in Hiyti and San Domingo,
but will have no share in Federal Offices at the
South.
The fleet in Cuban waters is to be reinforced.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-18
. CUBAN 4EFALRS.

A CONFEDERATE REBEL LEADER PRoeREss OF
THE VAE.
HAVANA, March 17.-R ldolph Paul, lately OF
the Confederate service, commands ons thous-
and aye hundred insurgents in Sagua. The
troops are pressing iR.o the interior, aad en-
6e.voring to restore communication between
Nuevitss and Puerto P.rnsipc. The govern
ment reports frequent shlrmishes in which tho
insurgents are damaged. \ transport has ar
rived from Barcelona with one thousand ono
hnndred trccps.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-18

HOME INSURANCE COZ ANY OF
Observation-Disclosures to the provisions OF the
Act OF the General Assembly incorporating the
-HoME INSURANCE COMPANY OF CHARLES.
ToS." the undersigned Commissioners hereby give
notice that they will open books and receive sub
scriphons to the Capital stock Of SAID Company on
MONDAY, 22d March, 1869, at the Office OF a. L.
TOBIAS. Insurance Agent No. 100 East Bay.
Charleston, between the hours Of o'clock in the
forenoon and o'clock In the afternosn and that the
sold books will be continued open from day to day
until the requslto amount Of capital shall have been
subscribed.
Itis provided in the Act that the saares shall he
twenty-five (s25) dollars each, and that Ave SsI dol
lars shall be paid at the time of subscribing.
A. L. TOBIAS,
FRANCIS ]. PELZER, commissioners.
henry COBIA,
HENRI BUST,
March 16 tuthsnk
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-18
as-raE EXTENT TO WHICH HE ADUI

aErHE EXTENT TO WHICH HE ADUL-
ITERATION OF Liquors IL oarr1ed on In this cour.
trv makes 1t the duty Of the purchaser to inves,.
aaie the merits of the article offered for SALE 1t is
well known fact that many Of the BrandIes. Wines,
&C., are manufactured from french Extracts, Essen
til Oils and Alcohol, which is poisonous, thereby
causing many injurious effects.
1hs public Is justly Suspicious Of nearly every
thing put up for sale under the nsme of Liquors, aud
the trade has been brought into dlsrepute. and In
order to insur. TO those who desire Pure Arhcle, 1t
is only necessary for to say that We Import Direct
ell brandies, Wines and Gins. and warrant them per-
feeily pure as originally imported.
All BOTTLED Liquors bearing the l'beis Of W. 8.
oORWIN h UO., can be rehed upon as being pure.
nS-rurchassrs should no Ice that the Parer Cap
over the cork Is not broken We pay for Bottles that
have our labols on Ono Dollar per dozen, when re.
tI1rI ed
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-18

IT is said that Mrs. Moul.on, formerly Miss
Paris THIS .spriU., aid lu,s if her health per-
miis she will IN l,t7e lor charitable objcc:s.
Hcr voice is l,scr 4, us he flacsL that Alnsr:-
ca has pr. .rcei, ani ler taco as &c ;hat
throws trpub c ,Glo the innern, ost depths Of
til. syul Of man.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-18
~cHEROKEE PILLS. Ol

"a CHEROKEE PILLS. OR FEMALE
REGULAl oR.-Curo Suppressed, Excessive aud
Painful Men.truauon, Grcen sickness. Nervous and
SPINAL Affections Pains in the BACK nystercs Sick.
Headache. aiddin.ss. and all diseases that spring
from regal rty, By removing tho CAUSE and si tue
effects that from It. Thsy are perfectly safo in
all cases. except when forbidden by directions, and
ore easy TO administer, as they arc nicely Sdg r.
coa;ol. They shoull be in tue hands OF every
Maideu, Vile aud Mother in the land.
The cherokee Pills arc s,ld BY all druggists. at 81
per box, or SIX boxes for s6
rold ia charleston. $. c., by A. ". HCHEL CO.,
q. ". AIMAR. W. A. SHRINE. nAOUL LYSAH,
Ed =. BUnNHAM and e. II. KELLERIa & 70.
February 1G Do tut',s ;nr'3ni os