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, 1869-07-29
TIE cl1v III RRlEF.

! OsB OF uE Mosr DKu1lAxr CoxyxasAz1oSa:
crrn,nr ~ nor,on 49,, n ss,a.a,s e,suus. u.'
| ,,es.,s. .sSa sa4use pape1 W
ms1 ncca..,nst rt;S snaase casss tals sum
cur1us. a spirited discussion ensued npon the
ITestion whether pulssteils Is prophylictio %
- eats sse ossas Esn-! p nayea LoEa and Iadlam wit
not Dr: patcnen. Of Fond du 1Ae, sent On : com.
sanI,d ~ oi inqy a. 70 wnesher meaalsa
tnty wcIe suppressed. causing congestion OF Tho
consti,utionai f1rsstr ~ sao IT @ fnenned 70
appotnted easavist at tha natf m.s,Ina Sto 1s u.s.
academy then sdjournea a. to IN m .dIeiSiag room M
s1 xo5ssy1 hSs5 iss ssss@ies s,,se i isd,ss .ss:
aad t!g!ttui cateA a nth Il = .gt1ssxA necordtng
Music VII and ianptfnr W.t sNaT Il. esnta @ I'M,
~ MtsSf ~ nn.M ~ h ~neS 10y tae Heo norfa
| ~ -Ms vent So BONE IN tnefains.
uz c.. ~ noa s.ynxns e'ts asrsa:"
! Joint committees Of tho two houses of fha GeneTs
kssembl, on Public Daiid.ng1 aad 6iaie Iafalg.
saie noo Z sras M
yestetaay morning, pnssuaut TO adjournment. The
p PM as tnH committee were
,sa, ,ss san fepol .ss Teiesrsd hset 70 de alcht
Mn n1 Mraa to . 5noala be pscparcd
terts nm3ed1 e 9n ~ ~ tae Sonsnns assni-
- - ~, ~ ~, I'M "ul Dave tnel Aoofa
Ienn5 lof presentation to the subcommittee this
DzroRz CoaGE1oEIH HorxE---wou Tu1ck
sneci.i az na 81 pcdaHn9 ea eaa wieaoot paytng
tR;s Ma NY v1u taAn eau no WM pooE and
wea, ~ ~. ~ pe NV, oames maaa, Ea y Noth
~ a .aa1 ae sosa GsstS isgm "a nnEtampeo box
c1son p WtiItt1n. ~ tssnt ~ hi ;sn. ".
paving tpec!al tzx, JOHN TtoIal and John John-
hon. LOT a1lcged frauds III cgars and tesacca
, 1869-07-29
.AlMOsT A RIOT.
DtAofdetly. Conduet Of u Detachment Of
Recruits at the Gn1euu pepot. =, =


The frain nom New York which arrived BY the
Michigan Southern Railroad at o.s0 Yesterday
morning brought 4 detachment Of 1870 ter,us
En- route 10 OnAha, Seh, to JON the Thirteenth
United States Infantry, now doing sery1ce on the
PlstnA They were conveyed In stages 70 the
Wells Street Depot, where they had 10 remain M
I'll evening for the departure Of the next tuln
going west Al the depot they werr put
in carH, and locked up during the day,
They amused themselves In the fore
noun by drinking Mhiskey, which they bought
al eIorhithnt rates from the oootpAetg who acted
the ne1ghbofhood. AZ the day Eofe ca tue wi1ls-
Sey began 70 tell On the embryo warriors, and To-
wards evening the continued pothuons made Than
ous Colone. Bascam and Inc two I4euteusnts In
command lost MI control over them. They cared
R9 ee 9s Sa1 ,ae 1hy gs ss5i ,s 70
issy eea!s Do ae;s;ax za .ss@s s's saa 'sass q
aesucson by sasSns the as sea. pOS Ieta Euaots q
q re fsT Sn7 as Roes Ws5s ssn. f. Tna a5s
burnt on the part Of. he soidleIy, who hooted,
shouted and laughed derisfvey at the idea nt any
e!stl iS5es nsae31as,rE y ,nt5aats .aen
the police. The ammunition conasted OF hard
tsek empty hott!ca TN cups aud variety OF Other
police VA sent ioT. Ind soon arT,1ed On tno scene
Of action The oatue recommended. The
and bear Il Some q ihe omcets
were slightly wounded Sergeant NcAnley had
TIN cup nattened on his skull Sergeant Adams
WIS target Tor nscsd, biscnit and harter. Re WAS
a funny hzht when the scnmnaKe wal ended. He
was bread and batter III over. Els curty LOCKS
were well Ereased, and his bran new uniform WIS
ruined almost beyond redemption. On1cer
6chszcks was trented In o somewhat similar nan
ner. Thus did the cay and festive recruits begin
iheif military careers. Their nrst nght ~as Rather
nciortops. for they were forced to snccumb 70 the
want of munitions Of Nar, thougn they cheered
and Jelled 10 the last Atone. .tlmeimatter1 looked
quite serious, and the poles force WAS held in
Teadtnes! ut tho various slanous % sQuelcn any
formidable outbreak As 1t was, hiieen OF tho re.
crIits got out Of tnecs1s and decAmped- The
only casualties on tho part Of the soldiers wal one
man who cut his hand uAn9efpns1y vh1s smssn-
North Side Station Tot treatment There WIS, In
uo6tA !
Deputy Superintendent Sherman TOOK command
Of the police lstc IN the evening, and, under his
tactcs, the cars were well watched and tho 5ol.
d,era kept in order ul1 the train 1cft, st o:so :.
Colonel Eascon te1egraphed 70 omahA TO hate 4
company OF regular troops sent 70 meet tho re.
frsctosy recruits and take them IN charge.
, 1869-07-29

To IN Editor cf The Chicago Tribune:
With reference to an editorial appearing In the
columns OF your influential paper On Sunday
Last, and which inc1ndes MI LIE Insurance Com.
panles IN It's wholesale and sweeping condemua-
iion, re desire to Eay d few wots'S, feeling con-
vtnced khA, II L. nnl5 necessary 10 cali your a.
sn!!on 10 the matter, when yorr well known l6vc
wrong lnp1ca,,oa wGicn he elltosiI InenIoncd
r. suppesuan upon xaieh G pIS' sas aftic1o % pro-
cecd. VIZ, khai = very largo anAEc Of the pronts
o. nl,.o!n. a1e insasanee a1isos tou forfeited
liable in tic case OF % msay old 'i ani
rsrlcuisrly sone q tho british eo,uran,cs, Ia
premiums for seyersl year., have at a4t ioat ihe,
s4uy 1osteature Tor non-fayment. Aud it il read!-
z ao1n1ttsa th&i Ia ths case OF these co1ranies
tslned In The ufttclc- ~e"-
g., Ths g1,nstele Mh,cn you lsy down, that orcry
paJEclik, ahoG.d 1cceiyc .'pald-up'' p,ltcg for
SUN which would bfar the Aa1ne pTppotion to iae
whole sum Tor which he eaA been Injured a. he
bce1s 10 ns average expectation 81 lie II ma inc
he becAt1e insured, ~ undoubtedly, The true n51p.
cple, and ons without hlch the contract bet eeu
the companJ and the Insured would 10 verJ In
ko1ne companies, recently Organized under tue
improved lava that have been cnac;cf upon the
e1perience nud Knowledge ot Old oonpaaiez, snd,
while adot<ing thcfr desirable tc4ture1 and re-
1scting tucn q wcrc Unfair towards the th1ulcr,
thry have, by Introducing certain improvements,
placed LIE tbEuf4ncc hnon bQlht bA4IA, making
It sats md feAuneyAuve Investment for the In
su1cd The Pacific Mutual OF California, which
hss recently established Al agency IN thu csty,
Nands sNonlncnt, not only for the lpd1ccmcnt II
EsrsrntA ~ sAfs inTeHMcnt, hut IT. i1orfnity IN
dealing win tnos0 who cAhn0t ouutlnue llInir paw
Incnts ii PREMIUM. u VIII bc hy the folio Wing
C!aute IN il Ispllcte1:
.,t 1Sa e. T. ., sda :. s>S, q tas,a., .s.s A..
Jsnrs q Insurance. drit4 sLslI fe made ln ih~ nss
iptnf 81 Any 1uts<qH7st pesniam. Mi ~ tpAny VIII
f 70 ..t.tlan r!thia onr ycA .ftrt
thit f"Iley nufy r4paf. tsns IN r1ehAh1o thrrtfus
J%ld.uT !-a'ry fsf LIZ tTTns&ea aS xne of a.
trtAhsr raid e~T ~ at IL opkn ray tha Asocrl llirnI
@ve!u< u ants rr+t5 IN cash3
sfdes tsia AdrautA1n tho law pf California
thf0~A fdn proseftlon Arnuhd lifa {psufAu a. CT
usaptlnT I'll r!aA<cs Of policies, ennoW mint ~ rr
- lar Irun foF dssh. Who're tho rre MUM
dota uot exceed sht1 peF shut1n. And SkA Law OF
th1s HtAte empowers tho fns154ncc Comutsssoaet
, 1869-07-29
AAB4EMFkT$.

acekter's md the Dearborn Theatre nre sry
occupied BY the minstTrls-Dupre1 L Benedicti
troupe nj the former, and Emerson 4 Manning
It the fattct. Both troupea arc drawing larru
audiences nightly. Il Jou hAro seen one, 7tSe
bess y Thing 70 DO y to 60 md soe the other.
Ife Rozkiog1fn OF Chicago y f6 drncgIne
III 1loH length a1orE Ut Wood = Museum, and will
probably rematn npon lhc bo2tIA unu1 Satus1la1
hlEnt Hhfn the Museum closer for the sezsnu
Inalcrs c.scak, which II been da:autnR The
The South Side to-day. and win Etye It's 1rze cxt:.
hinou tat1 csenins 1t the loot Of Madison Street.
Tho following figures show the receipts reported
Tor Placea Of amusement FOR Juhn: Open Honse,
slfAes; Museum, t&2, ess: MevlctcrN silsI9 ;
AlkeoH. $7.nGL
, 1869-07-29
Another Arrival OF Chinese at SAN
Francisco.

Frpuh ths San Ffatttseo Eu1t.ia, .Jul5 70,
/. Tie steamer Japan, which 2rr1yed Al the Pscinc
sMaN stesmship Company . DOCK about 8 o'clock
this morning, brought 1,e01 Cinnamon, In Additiou
70 other passenger This Custom House o1ledsIs
were promptly On hand, and ~ the Cele.tIais nntt
theif baggage Eete landed, proceeded 70 p1vo
both thorough oyertApitng, fn pr1ler to seLso
Mha1 or!atn they might Atte npt to snuggie ashore
Mnue insE tctlB1 baggage, the Chicago CONNER.
ca! party hH1red raaifcsted great IN
tcfeat u the almond-eJed raeo, and were
su1p5t1cd At the cunning dev1cea BY which
tse Chinese endeayor 70 smnEgie tho raluabln
d51g. .Dnting tnstr ylat quantity Of opium was
ae1ed kueSly hd IN The tnlse bottom Of Al eartnen
Jug, and guh eqneut]y h1xc bastrfpf these Ialse~
hoHoned vessels were discovered. TIC drug vas
found IN franks And buxes, slowed AwAy IN the
most ingenious manner, but. ths Nhplo stoocut
obIalned L. equal 10 that Of tbe steauer which II.
ttTcd some Two months atnce- II Ia estimated
that f18, eco worth WIZ captured to-dsy-4 yerT
Gpod daJ's work. Az soon is each man baggage
WnS inspetted, The onleer Placed Private marx
Upon It, and the. oKner Eas allowed to take ii
away, prtsilesc Of which he EH rot BLOW 10
The recent o1uages committed upon the ar,v.
sense Of Their duty, and the ChtnAmen who landed
todny probably passrd through the streets nnpo-
1csted. C.hlet Crowley stationed several o11cecs
on 1hHd G1eet. aud The Chinese Protection So
ciety waa also represented. Anuuber Of oticera
were also detailed for dusJ On Kea1nT street So
fu a. Known, 10 attempt TO nAllett these inolYen4
Five 1ellox1 E1s made. II m eLurnple could be
made Of some Of TIC women As well ~ The men
Eho sci little boys upon ,CAinxmen. and eucourH
aSe them In their dhSraeefnl acta there would ba
less heed Of guarding the streers II MONDAY.
, 1869-07-29
Ga3L The PRIRUNR HURsDAY july R9. 1869.

Bouth and North piytsiona N Opportunity pl x1l
nezstns tho best afnnic per1os FINANCES; svts pre-
seuted II hla city, Ere1J act In tho: s1rcpa d
,p1 ne entire entertainment superior ta npItain4
neTs.oiofs RE- @ sMnsasod ~ beneath pavilion MoTx1n
heI a9a mo belmont HptheF1 n4ve no eaaxSa
me mort ieAriesA and intrepid performer thsteYef
essaJed Tic df71nltJ Of humanity pver fha h9sss
ctanibu Atnce thu dAyS Of Danlef 49, @SS"
, 1869-07-29
BUSINESS NOTICES,

An Old and we11-Tricd Reuedy.-
Mn. Wtnslow = Scot hing Syrup Tor children teeth
mothers eu testify that It Is reliable and perteet
safe IN nN case1 Relieves tho child rom pain
seftena the Euus, regulates the bonel4, slves al
infant troabIed with collie pains quiet sleep, and
t1 parents uphroken resi-. Ho Eutt and tnll fol
-Ara- WmsloEn Soothing Syrup" having the
foe sstnIis OF "Curfta Perkins" on the ontAide
wTnppcr. All othern are base tmItAucnS,
, 1869-07-29
A New Dodge 10 Iknisc tho yvInd-An
Injunction Against the aale OF Ger.
tu3n Prom Asapry Notes. =

From Ms Da@aio Gonsrae1e.dt Adeertfser.
v1e A. :, Gon!a "a, ior some time pasr beg,
yinnse OF Hataris, and has, by hi1 plausible
eenenes, managed 70 get several Of s11d farmer :
i11n ine meahea q hi4 stlre1 nes about ta90o1
wof1d; g. least report putA the dgnres Is htoh as
those He hare given The method OF conducting
NE ntue Ea1ne IN question wns - folo1B: Gould
were mainly agricultural, and enlitt the Interest
of one and Al the gsoups th1t assembled daily
to otscuss The prospects OF good crops, DC, IN
claimed 10 be the sgent The patent rshts wouId Be
shown farmer, v1ffous advantages 10 be derived
llom tns 1se Of such and such plow or potato dlg-
ger dwell upon, npd II q sale could not 6e effected
Could would maspanimoualy ouer to mako his
customer : suo-aRent for The sale Of these Tnlan-
0e agsa@ns n4 pS'a, a. of .eh y the Way wero
pecH Of netting neat Little sum ut tho end OF the
year would appear sufficiently favorable to induce
20. 40 ag1eesnt On ne @ of ths farmer to act ~
be apparenuy closed. Bat Of course il bscnmo
Necessary for certa1u paperB to be drawn up, aud
pretended eeittheates Of agreement were prepared
"Nso HOLLAND, June ea 1880.
70 Pay 2 Phineas Strong, or besrrr, two hundred
and Mt, dotlafa Tor sa1ne received: with use
'sRecelpta Of Membership, a" emitting the oVnx
70 ~ ths shares IN the right of Webster Powers
Improved Potato Digger for certain townships,
we're dE1wn up. and sold to n number OF partea at
various prices, The ono shown ca being sold for
$500. or course these patent fights Eeso imag1no-
y, - well rs tho patentee, Ptineas Strong, The
ptoEatesoJ Eotes would be given ovcr to brokers,
and BY them their Bale negotiated, sometimes At
large discount. An Injunction I4zued By Judge
Burrows Waa served Yesterday morning npon par
ties this city, restsalninE the saio OF $500 note
PAID Tor tne tight Of the potato digger spoken Of
aboEe. which bad been orcfEd 1t discount Of
sixty per CENT.
Eult has been preferTed against Gould BY Hem
y u. Campbell e. al, for obtaining money under
false pretences, una the defendant mas given tall
u the Eum OF 3d1o TO appear for trial MesNB.
LeN!s Quincy. Of ihis citJ, ato counsel for che
, 1869-07-29

Printing office for So1c---Wnr. 4.
Butte1 Co wm sell q printing Office, n,atel!al
and a. a9sgn a @ons A|sa tnd
vnt1cd a1soTtment Of type. ca2ea, racks, wood and
bIass gsllsya iables md snesipE lot Of oelt,ngs,
upt nedlun.siz ilks etc. etc
, 1869-07-29

mHxS F1VG1s
Tho following Il one Of Tho r1Anf toxtlmoutAls
Addressed 10 IL Il Hlgstns III South CLARK
stseet, about bis superb piaao4 which sro COZ
ssanty bc!DE sent 10 bim: :
-Cr1cAoo, Jnly u
-fa fri great rtssurr fn trstyin3 to thu tnany
t1rt!.spt3es ot JosT Itsnc Whieh turehaeot U ypu
,,ss':,i. .ita IL aI.abttIt3 = Eaail{ aeed hs7r 30
61ihk ffyf-t1rks tpstFrusent ID <~trJ rrfrFt{ :.
Alss A. UisNtEn. y East Aa4ltap rtfpc. !
, 1869-07-29

snSe or oil RnlntipSs Mt Auction
bJ Wm. A. Buttef7 Co-Ouf seaders should not
forget the rare chance offered theU to-daJHat 10
O'Clock 70 ornauscut their homes with choice oil
paintings from the studios ofIleadng American AZ.
tls4. These Paintings hare been on exhibition
several days, sId have been warmly commended
by those who have examined them.
, 1869-07-29

Weldon kpTIn9 Wntcr-nltcrotlre
chal{oeate: The following are among the diseases
which Yield to the Weldon Spring Water: 6cro.
b'ader, gravel, female complaints dlsesses OF ths
liver and kidncJh For sale by all druggtsta. HoI-
den AcC!elapd, Agents, No. State street, CHI
c6C0.
, 1869-07-29

The Junlper Tar sonp Ii the bess
toilet soap ever made ~ It may be used with tn
punity BY lales with the most tender stns at tAe
hhme time It ts In sAlrahe - remedy for ptmplet
rough or ch1pped h&ndS aad all cut1neouA diseases
whe1t other soaEa cannot be used without n4g1a-
y1ung the malsdy and gtving pain 70 the patient
4asufaesared bY CssTeil, aaEard ca, Now
, 1869-07-29

"A. H. mcDeT1n Oft desires to inform
her 1sdy friends that she hna taten room1 at NoA
Of diseases OF lldiea and children. ON Cd hourn .
70 II 4 n, and 2 to 8 ., N.
, 1869-07-29

Every steamboat TINT 1eavca tho
port Of st. Louis carries AaguireH Benne Plant
became they hare found II such Srcce6afqi
tsmedy for dlarrhne, children A,teetninc, cboe1a
&c, that they have e7erJ cunndeuca In Il.
, 1869-07-29

J., Or. ThAYert1 Ai9 Shn~.
+ Thts cotoaeA estata&shtucns wln have ~ toht
spspad. ihis afternoon snd night as The loot or
Nsdtson stseet, thus aoprd.og the dsutIeuA Of Tho
, 1869-07-29

you would rest well duriuu tho
Hnfm weather. nse CEAuCADE, tho only re,ia~
BILE oedbng eIte1miDator known. Pnoe, IS sud
80 cents Durnhams h Van Setback, Agents.
, 1869-07-29
DIED ,

ELIIH1n thia c!ty. July T. Blrah L Eltts daushlcr
Hostrn papers plczsa copy. = =
mAH1LsT.a T ~ 1S IT. Ey Age.
let ssfd mSnths nd n4sy5.,.-,,,-, 4sy5.
.AYKEs-In tha city, Nettie j., infant daughter of
'JsmGs md Ncttle G. Ayret.
Kalamazoo and Dixon papers please CODY,
, 1869-07-29

Paper HnnE1nge -nnh Window
6hades1 latest styles. PntntH, oils, Gaas and
brushes, at F. E RgbJ +, 81 HandoIph street
=. .Comfcodc Stays HedbuEs on n
, 1869-07-29
ND
VACATION FESTIVAL,

Tbs tadiea 4 tho qa;ou Rsoek Tsrd Nsdun xf1 Ore
5:s:a 1sa.s e IHgas6a1 kyHsNas JgET iGf
the als md e;hEtrc Ls4ail} tho interior L.
rata- CAKE fl,Ift snd dowcv telegraph liae ttound
r. .ssrstttaos speisl rsio sthi lsave Aadieoo.st
a 7N N. snd return about 70 % Of II 80 p NJ
, 1869-07-29


TUE dANH N NKw YORK.
NEW FoBk, Jolly 2a-Tha n1st eleven cricket
mAtchs between tho St George and New YORK
C1nbs, Stood. when the stnlnps reee drawn afier
ono inning esch: aeW York, o.; St George, $50.
, 1869-07-29
INFORMATION WAITED.

TNroKAATIoH . NANrEb-MlcnAkLp pllELAH.
= s9@s sias I,1ssa sssii ~ ESias ts
Eeeqy. Wl.soeis- sssts ks avssd ss2s ind, r..
81 e1ta sss,a ffos1 sor sTysr3 11aEe ~ ,as 81,
tton srgAfaa4 tie ot h4f r4 sLnx hnthrr
tutkh, frfnay lvauia.
, 1869-07-29
.sTRATED Oh sTDLEN. !

GTMAyEn on sIoLKH-aio, ,nEwAnp-FRQN
y BHkSs tfo11a, jn1J n saell Llnck AuS TN afpt
snswtrtne 10 tho name Of Amy. Hhs wns make wit
eaa sest % hvs bssk bArs spot her let eya
Had % nd cnllaf The above Trw1r1 wit b. rAld 70
say oas dsuTullx hes to " b. HObDi1A hfiEk
A1as& -. ii -
GTNATEn Oh hrOLkN-$0 MKwARp-,FnoX
- ~ Ws.t ABAfaad ~ ttnal black yAts VpAnl %
IIunt te<s And siaail sose betwc.n sho1l1srs
WM ~ sh<s fu~srt tus 4tf setas1 70 IL N1lth o..
, 1869-07-29

One-haI GENTRY Of lnseoilons has nearly nnnihi-
lsted nne and apsoa L haA 9nseated continents,
zAs. tt It's eeaerpcs inspiration. sighed that
MAXI eretIas {! zLtloIs which ets
Lc luae crrcmtd whist wurk 1hose two Hea.
nssa1s5a,essSsm aaa Elee.sfe!u-seEe seea.
at.coFe7ses IN a7,ufa science, applied to lfe
lerel men w. ;, a1 d. Jona.o1 u,ea % s.y. Il
sszcss "a eoas:snt, ,1e a.s e''ss Il, ds9S dsa3S
= taas -. ood made q enc bleed all The races
n VIII, which ipdrlgcd Ii frcsn fu1aes oa the
Goor evcT morning: 1hErr Is no laborer Of our
IL I eespy wie a q as III iee nps5 Of
nan en- s.. No naa.e ,iaxarious o'1nilus eup
oaman IL e sio,, as the r1 rfsaee i not a. a..
Dsutshs2!e By hts spp.re. f5oas The untitled sen
Than vsn Dyke or alr Joshua Neyno'ds, sod
whole family Portrait gallery can be had for little
or nosktrE The hisarayt. nnrs @ worn aad dasty
dwlndle6 TO flLbons le1pss The landscape, while
RI 1ril*ny hnosds transportation 10 common md
70 ILell tbAf the whole woftu hreAka camp md
Inh LAY he Called The migration OF the lndiSf-
eHA Ii e0atfadtstnc.lp3 10 The migration OF
u,1sa II II laees loss1e seaiutt each Other, rub
GU taf3 G4fri&Ftdea, md become friendly on tct-
irf ecquallrance- smr ancestMs, before rcsrhing
Irctnnd, SETTLED On the Ebc tn great twhr1ns, but
Our pfn5tcs To- adopt ncE, cux5ons I nrw isn ~
Eunxe and nes eovesnmenL Each, dou6tiess,
oonss.lctes % The eomIsou sock soms ne1 aifs-
itr tp'11e- corper rrotc &u1tdst tho Gelcc fas-
s'ops " ne In century, but he Was tast caongn
"a T. : naa es<a e1ttai.c!s''as Id n
1hln RAYUts 1ka1hfCn1
, 1869-07-29
By COLBY d WIRTS,

j. eaHef3or ne! md seooadhand f1faisafe Tic 1e1
haa eons,sts q sysfythp9 pg1AMpe % house
rfal ecA It wkoicssle Snd retail snd by auefson
every EE1dAy. COLBY D. WlkTA Antioneefs =.
LES South Cla1k.st.
, 1869-07-29

Lake Forest, Tuesday, August 3.
1fckrts Qne Dollar each: to b h.d Of INV ii th4 er
t. = the szIa 11s'a 11s1es aeFthvssssvn Dt1ot.
on Weat kllzAeS4- Il = M-; JekMrpknE At - m
and e<hsr andst nfntL OkLr UNE TRA1N
A, u, THOMSON " II.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-05-11
The Stage Route Once More.

We are happy in being able to inform
our readers that the performance Of the
unpleasant duty We felt ourselves to owe
to the publi,, as well as to ourselves, has
resulted III prospective good. In the re-
cent award of mail contracts. the route
from Waterbury to Hyde Park was given
to Mr.. Hill Of st. bloomsbury, and so it is
at present liz doubt whether Bruce & Ladd
Will ran the route longer than to the ex-
piration OF their present contract. We
will do these gentlemen the justice to say
that they have listed to the "yoicc of our
complaint; Not ours alone, to be sure,
but the voice Of almost this entire com.
munity. One of our merchants was told
last week, by Mr.. Bruce, that the town
of Stowe sent in more and louder conf
plants than this town. As the matter
stands, then, we shall have to endure un.
til the first of July, when, in any ecent,
the community have promise of change.
With this result we are satisfied.
As we anticipated, our patriotic endeav-
or has evoked flood of personal abuse,
which has, as usual, found fitting vehi.
Gle in the nasty Argus. Durkee's mis-
fortunes have called forth some illusions
from fellow.craftsman - one Heman
halEwitted onc-horsc stage
has long been afflicted with
cacoethes scriJendf, the suggestion OF whose
name is all the answer we esteem necess-
airy. Bat as Heman cannot write HIM
self, and is known always to employ an
amanuensiswe are little anxious TO know
who it is who does himself the honor to
make himself scribe for this champion of
Durkee. We think we have the clue, and
when we have sufficiently verified our
present convictions, we will endeavor to
do the scribbler justice.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-05-11

MIR. Heath's article has been pressed
out this week by the unexpected rush Of
new advertising matter. Some of our adj.
vertises have also had to be put of. We
notice that somt of our readers, and the
st. Adams Messenger seem disposed to
misconsirue our article Upon Mr. Heath Of
two weeks ago. We did not mean to say
or intimate our opinion that Mr.. Heatl,
had acted the part of Judas. We have
not yet, for our own part, suffered ourself
to believe that he was actuated by any
dishonest motive. We only designed to
act as reporter. and gave, as we thought,
very clear intimation that we did not
believe such reports, in saying that il was
bound TO be so fright or wrong" We
have good reason to believe that
Mr. Heath desires to do The n. r.. inter-
est no harm; and that tie Worst That can
be said of him in that matter is that he
has made mistake in his conclusions.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-05-11
Stowe.


On Sabbath last, Leo Miller, Esq. OF
NY. delivered most interesting dis
course upon the subject Of ~all is well
that ends we'll"
The Mansfield Hotel Co. found 4 feet
of snow on the mountaip "a little beyond
the Halfway house, when they attempted
to commence work on the new road last
week.
The Mansfield Hotel will be opened
about the first of June, perhaps a little
earlier. Nearly all the ROOMS IL the house
are already engaged. The managers this
year will be Messrs. Lavender & Gale
Mr.. lavender is already well known to
the guests of the Mansfield, and Mr.. Gale
comes from a long experience in the Fit
William Henry House on Lake George,
which house he recently sold for $780,
900. The prospect now is that there will
be a larger crowd than ever before at
Stowe the coming season.
~9s will be seen by Camps card, bust.
ness is beginning to revive, notwithstand'
ing hard times for cash.
Barnes, Barrows, Atkins and others are
brushing up, and fitting up for the spring
o"~y 10 turning OUT Soou
many of his Incompatible buggies.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-05-11
WAvfELY, Iowa, \
April 18th, 1869. {

"And why beholdest thou the mote that
is in thy brothers eye, but considerest not
the beam that is in thine own eyer"
Mr.. EpIToR The above quotation is
not intended wholly to hit my fair oppo-
rent; it applies with equal force and JUS
ticc to both Of us,--in my opinion. 1t is
not my intention TO dwell entirely on La.
moille's last letter, but to 60 over the whole
West in short review, Iowa in particular.
1t Is necessary to clear myself TO start on
OF the mistake | made in my last, and
which has given "Lamoille" the good
chance to strike the severe blow she has.
J. read her previous letter over once, and
that in a great hurry. Two days after
wards | made reply. The leading topics
OF her letter | remembered the word
plagiarism" I did not; neither did |
know as the word was in her letter till
she told me Individually when / saw her
d short time ago. 1t was not wholly on
account Of my lack of the rudimcnts Of
the English language that the mistake oc-
CURED, the haste in Which read it and
afterwards is my only ex.
cise.