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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-05-03
Petition for Dirorce.
S. BALCH) In Supreme Court,

ABtJAH S. BALCH) In Supreme Court,
r ara vs. Lanoillc County,
ELIZA BALCH. August Term, 1870.
Whereas, Abijah 5. Balch, of johnson, in
said county, has filed in this office his Petition
for "a Divorce from the bonds Of natrimony sub
sisting between him and Eliza Balch now of
parts unknown, setting forth that ut said John
son on or about the 10th day of February, A.
d. 1885, he. was lawfully married to the said
Eliza Balch, then Eli Knight, and that since
that date he has lived with the said Eliza in
the faithful performance Of his marriage coven-
ant, IND further setting forth that on the lst
day of January, AID. 1863, and OH divers days
since that date, at said johnson, the said Eliza
was guilty of divers acts of intolerable severity
towards the Petitioner, and fur.ae setting
that on the LIST day Of January, A. ID. 1863, and
on divers days since that date ut said johnson,
and ut other places, the said Lila has been
guilty Of the crime Of adultery with one Elder
- Wyatt. n travelling minister of the Gospel,
who lately soiourncd in this baliwick, but who
now is supposed to be dwelling on some prairie
in the = Far West - with the said Eliza, and
further setting forth that the said Petitioner
has resided in said johnson for more than ten
years last past, and praying for Bill of Di-
vorcc for the causes aforesaid and itappearing
that the said Eliza BIlch resides without this
State and her certain abiding place being UNI
known -Therctore it is ordered, That the said
Abijah S. B.ch cause the substance Of his aid
Petition together with this Cr,ler to he publish
ed in the Llmolle News lealor, u weekly news
paper printed at Hyde Park in said county,
three weeks successfully the last Of which pub
locations to be at least six weeks prior to the
Term of Court to which said Pcti ton il referred
and the said Elizi Bllch is hereby notified to
appear before the Hon. Supreme Court next to
be holden at Hyde Park within and for II.
county Of Lamoille, on the Sd Tuesday IN Au-
gust A. d. 1870, then and there to nrtke answ, r
to said Petition and further to stand to and a.
bide by such order and decree in the premises
as to such Court shall seem meet
Given under my hand at Hyde Park, in said
county this 2Sth day of April, A. d, 1870.
L. B. SAWYER,
..y u Clerk Of Supreme Court.
POWERS s. GLEED,
Solicitors. u
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-05-03
.JeHerSOnyille.

Il. q. Nichols has bought during the
month Of April $500 worth Of eggs, at
20 cts. per dozen.
At present the market for butter
and sugar is quite dull. NJ
Miss Paige has gone to market for
millinery goods and fashions.
-Messrs. ii. N. Melendy, j. NJ. Will
cox and L. l.. Smith are building commit.
tee on tho Academy. The work is not
yet commenced; however, we feel sure
they will not abandon the idea without
giving ii thorough trial. 4stesT-s.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-05-03
Stowe.

Mr.. Ivory Luce, one Of our oldest
inhabitants, died on the 2lst inst. He
settled in the town OF Mansfield when the
place was new. In the course of time
the town NJ. was annexed to Stove to
which change Mr.. L. was very much OPP
posed, but he was so much attached to
the original town he always remained en-
the fam where he first settled, and was
also buried there in compliance with his
request. ..a
Mr.. and Mrs. Constant AlgeI celc-
brated their attn wedding" on The after
noon Of the 25th. There was very
pleasant gathering and we doubt not the
donors were made to feel ait is more
blessed to give than to receive"
The presents consisted Of provisions and
clothing, together with tin ware enough
to insure the name. The whole amount
presented has been valued at S35.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-05-03

Tue LIQUOR AAeEScY.-This question
Of who shall be our liquor agent for the
year ensuing, if left to the people Of
Hyde Park to determine-and why should
II not be?-would not be hard one TO
settle. The expression Of this community
is very unequivocal against Mr.. Cleave.
land, and We are very curious to see The
system of thimbe-rigging which shall be
successful in procuring his appointment
Some excitement prevails which VIC think
entirely needless.
Judge Atwood is a man whom, we be.
lievo, will listen to the voice Of ou- pco-
Pile in this matter, and it Is too plain to
be misunderstood. '.A.. Is. No
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-05-03
ba The Convention.

L m
Let all remember that the Constitution
al Convention occurs, next Tuesday. Of
course the question as to Woman's Suf-
frage is already settled. We can hardly
conceive of single delegate being elected
to the Convention who shall favor this
absurd measure, unless it be done by neg
ligence of our friesds or on suferance.- -
But there are other important questions
to come before the Convention, and it
should be composed of our ablcst men,
We hope there will be interest enough
manifested throughout the county to in
sure the return Of such men. .sp
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-05-03

hood, the hclpmate of man, the true con-
soler in sorrow, the nursing mother of the
race. A woman may truly be the earth
ly Heaven to the Borrowing heart Of man.
They of whom | have been speaking, are
not women, for the designs of thsir crea-
tiorr have not been accomplished in their
lives; and so far from being the blessed
light of their home, they make home a
place 10 be avoided by all who are so un-
happy as to claim shelter beneath the
same roof with them; they are hateful
and hating; they drive husbands, BROTH
lers, and Sous to the ale-houses to escape
from their domestic purgatory. When
they die, they will die without regret,
and imposing professions may follow them
to the grave. No tears will fall as the
cofhn-lid shuts them out forever from
mortal sight. The mourners for the whole
tribe could be accommodated i'll one cab /;
AM, theyw 60 down 5gI a,aa , .aT o.
ITO lhe vile dust from whence they
urf,E isprupglaeer.-J e.. u -...u b
81" NUnwept, unhon5red, and unsung.
0, woman! woman live more for your
husbands and your children Remember
that of all earthly things, SANDER is one
Of the greatest curses Employ your
" time in some noble work, and let the
world see that yc are, indeed, true wo-
men ,,-Lzola Booth Stevenson, IN New
York Weekly. ...E
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-05-03

of Alexandria, Samuel Eaton OF Boston,
Mass, and formerly Theatrical Manager
of the Boston Theatre; Powhattan Rob
erts, Commissioner in Chancery of the
Court Of Common Pleas; James A. Bla-
miere of Berlin Prussia s. L. Burnham
of New York; N. P. Howard, lawyer /;
A. s. Ashby, merchant; J.W, d. Blaad
(colored), Senator from Prince Edward +;
j. Watson of Danyille; Thos. II. Wilcoa,
ex-Confederatc General; Samuel ii, Ha-
vision, wealthy land owner of Henry
County; Charles j. Grimm, of Wash
ingtcu, d. c.; Robert Ii. Maury, DR.,
land agent; Edward Hard, of England
VIM. II. Davis, coal merchant; John Ro-
bertson (colored), Baptist minister; COL
Pichiquer, of Norfolk; 7. H. Foley, Dep
uty United States Marshal; II. Il. Brad
shaw, grocer, and 33 others, among whom
were one Captain, one Sergeant, and nine
privatcs Of the police, who were on duty
in the building. Total, So.
Among the wounded were Ex-Governor
Wells, ribs broken and otherwise interally
injured; Mayor II. X. Ellison, slightly
l., II. Chandler, Mayor Caboon, i. IL,
Chandler, Judge John A. Merdith, Jas.
Nelson, John Howard, Rush Burgess,
Collector of the District; VIM. G. Dun
ham, agent of the Virginia and New
York Steamship Line; Thos. S. Bocock,
ex-Speaker Of the United States House
of Representatives, leg amputated; Gen.
NJ. D. Conse, ex-Major General of the
Confederate Army; Col. G. W. Brent Of
Alexandria Capt, G.. w. Allen, Port
Harden; W. c Elan, newspaper CORES
pondent aud broker; T. +. Baldwin, mer,
chant from Newark, N. j.; W. o. Ches.
tcrman of the Petersburg L,der !; VIM
II. Sopher, merchant of Baltimore, and
about 100 others.
Directly after the disaster occurred the
fire alarm was used to give notice, and
the hook and ladder companies of the city
rnpaipnI a nnoo IN tho mama
For three hours the scene was full Of
horrors. Minute after minute there ap'
pearcd swung out by rope tied around
the middle of the body some popular IA
vorite, who after being swung on the toy
Of the shoulders Of one Of the fire brigade,
manglcd and dead, were brought down
the ladder into the green Of the public
park, where 1t was instantly surrounded
by 1000 or 5000 of those who had gath.
cred to recognize the slain.
The park vas filled with weeping wo.
men and anxious men until 2 O'Clock,
when the last victim was drawn from the
building. After this the police closed
the park and refused adnittance to any
one
The bodies of the dead having been
sent out, all the stores in the city were
closed and placards put upon the doors,
saying "Closed in consequence Of the dis
aster at the Capitol"
No more business was douc during the
day. Tonight meetings have been held
Of members Of the Press Association,
members of late military organizations,
members Of the bar and of citizens gem
orally.
Tomorrow will be observed as a day
OF general mourning. .....,.. g
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-05-03

TIE FLAT Iron HEArER.-Messrs. Clark
& Daniels advertise an article in our col
umns which our better half has tested
and found good. We trust all such mat
tiers to her judgment, and as her opinion
is not liable to bias, We attach much
weight to it. The terms upon which
Messrs. Clark & Daniels offer the article
are such as none can refuse to try it.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-05-03
Day Boat and Ma,


With twenty LIST Cla,, G.. E
through to Milwaukee ana ~ a.lnen, nj,
Of boat. First Glass TIeL o1,halesS, M,
Rooms! 'lA'lud, IN
Leaving 0gdenshurg.ya.,,,
ted on arrival ofnoon tra,n! gay lSuh.
kse, Sheboygnn, aud in,ari w. Tho,
change of boat, and eysrv aaaials yr ,
eep.ed, for Cleveland, Tai.SSs 'IIlg N
heuia'e Poru' psheI \
Passengers and famllI,, ma, n
, pa1S WIZ, WIN .hcir Luggage, Tssm. w,
10 M, ND .ns ' without disturbsns. Y.
iaeopyeIpis s'., ~ destination, thu. s,SlS
Dc nscs Of ether " ro NY many ehass. M
r-y-rh.S ioNN'' F7"A
ms and Stat. R""r". u. nave lsrg, Con-,
for FIRST Class pass"n,, amply snd nut,l
Cook Stoves and conf me-, r, and sseolitl
PASSENGERS and Families, VII. s s,,ss :
' .neir own provisions. No Effort. wv W.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-05-03

The SPRINGFIELD CONFERENCE. We
publish to-day a full regort of the APP
poietmosts of this body for the year en-
suing, from shach it wiz bc seen that the
Rev. Mr.. Boutwell, xetafhs here, She Rev.
j. D. Bceman to Stowe, etc. Rev. oh.
Bicknell has been assigned to field in
anotheSpart of the State-Union Village
being his address.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-05-03

f 'oetNsu. or FOOT o supersede
c." be, oJs U few men,
awhoI finding that they cauuo. ..ake a tool
OF hlm,l are DESTROYS to have him ousted
nj 10 this end they have put in circulation
the vilest stories which their fertile imagi-
nations can manufacture, and in order 10
give plausibility to their effort they have
given out in loud speeches that MAORI
1ity of our Congressional delegation is fa-
yorab!e TO a change. .f.-
We do not believe one word of this,
any more than We do the other falschoods
they have set afoat Admitting, howev-
,er, that the delegation. or portion Of it,
+, are taoora6ie, as they claim, let us tell
our congressman in all kindness that the
people, their constituents, are not
Gen. Stannard has, so far as we are
. aware discharged the duties of Collector
q Of Customs with marked ability, as he did
the duties Of a soldier when he fought 50
brayely and CALAMITY for the salvation Of
our government. His supcrsedure at this
time, without just cause, would be treating
3 him most shabby, and we have too high
ar opinion ofour Senator'S and Representa-
ltiyes.to entertain for mou ent the thought
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-05-03


The Importation Of rags from the
Mediterranean, hides from Brazil, and
other commodities from the tropics, is
known to bring the germs of disease,
chiefly fevcrs, which are sometimes very
affecting and fatal. Ayers Ague Cure
sometimes stimulates the Liver to cxcrete
these germs from the system as effectualy
as it does the miasmatic poison Of our
Ague districts. Consequently it affords
Invaluable protection to stevedores,
and others, whose occupations ex-
pose them to these dangerous infections !;
and we hope to render them valuable
service in giving them this information
" Y. Dispatch.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-05-03

NorcE There will be a public Exam
nation of Teachers in tn: Academy Hall
on Saturday 7th inst, at 8 O'clock, A. M.
Teachers aud all friends Of education are
cordially invited to be present.
j. q. BAILEY,
III. Supt. for Hyde Park.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-05-03

I'VE should not hesitate to recon-
mend to any friend of ours, Parsons
Purgative Pills,-they are scientifically
prepared, and are adapted to all the pur-
poses OF good purgatvo medicine.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-05-03
Lamoille NeWSdealer
e. Is. s LAWYER, Editor
Tues daY May 3, 1870.

E3y- The NRwsDEALER Office is now in the old josh
su Sawyer building. Printingoce up stairs, entrance
hrough the icing. Our pirate office on ground floor in
ront--at the Sign Of the "Big Lamp" .....
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-05-03

Decidedly the best remedy that has
ever been discovered for rheumatism. swol-
len or stiff joints, flesh wounds, sprainY,
bruise, cuts, and burns, is Johnson's An
odyue Liniment. We use it, and always
recommend it to our friends,
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-05-03

Good Food and Plenty of 1t, produ-
ces the same effect upon person who has
been starved that the Peruvian Syrup, an
lron Tonic. does upon the Weak and De-
it makes them strong and Wig
Orous, changing weakness aud suffering
into strength and health. .-f
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-05-03
Conference.
sn 1nuNsnIiRY DISTRICT.
l. acAss, P. 8.

l. McAss, P. 3.
St. Johusbary, / Luce; St. Johnsbury
Centre, NV b Knox; Concord aud Wa.
terford,, S b Garrier; Lyndon,
Granger Kirby, to be supplied by J W
Lanpho1r; Shefiel and WheelOck' = u
Ingraham; e. Burke, H ? Gushing; suit
ton and Newark, to be supplied by II T"
Culver; Barton, 7 A Jacobs Barton
Landing, J ThurstOn; Glover G NJ Tut t,
tie; Bloomington and Il. Charleston n
W Aspipwall; Irasbprg' J Mcdonald ]
Albany, G Fales; Craftsbury, L hlll /;
Hardwick, ID Lewis; Walden, o + Jen-
kins; Noyesville, u Damon; Danril'e'
r. II Barton; No. Danville, X Pritty;
Peacham, J S Little; Groton, II + For.
rest; Ncwbury, rs Haynes; Bradford,
g. Tabor; W. Bradford, NJ r Chase; n :.
Thetford and Fairlee, J X Malcom; Luz
nenburs, r j N johnson; Victory and
CRANKY, to be supplied; GuildhallI' to be
supplied byJ Evans Holland X Paint
in; Newport and Derby, Fl A Spencer
w M Sterling Wcs,feld and Jay, sup
piled byT Mackie. = f.1
2 af2 SPRINGFIELD DISTRICT.
L.C. DICKINSON, ?. Il. i.
Springfield. j q W Coke Proctorsvllle,
e s Boswell; Mt. Holly and Cuttings
vile, J Enwright; Perkinsville, Asa B
Waters; s. Reading and Felchville, Ira
Carter; Woodstock, NV Wilder; Wind
sor, D Mcgahy; W. Windsor, A NJ
Wheeler Barnard Centre, X Folsom +
Barnard aud Pomfret, FIT Lovett; Union
Village, D II Bickncll Thetford Centre,
D L Miller; Hartland, G p Flanders !;
Bellows Falls, G P Taplin; Londonderry
and Landgrove, G johnson; Bondville.
z Dingman; Weston, j S Burrows; Pit
ney, G Clancy; Wardsbnro, G 4 Chap
man; Wilmington, J Fl Gaylord; Gull
ford, J W Cline; Brattleboro, A Button.
ST. ALBANs DISTRICT.
w. D. MALcoM, p. L.
St. Adams, A L Cooper; 81. A. Bay,
w II Dean; Swanton, s d Elkins; High
gate, G Wedgcworih; Georgia and No.
Fairfax, NJ Adams; Fairfax and West
ford, S L Eastman; Milton, " Ii Hyde I;
Cambridge and Fletcher w r Puffcr ;
johnson and Watcrvillc, Z II Dunton ;
Essex, II Webster Underhill aud Jeri-
cho, j II Hale Colchester, A l. Pratt !;
Waterbury, + G Bass Waterbury Ger
ire, S Donaldson; Stowe, j d Beeman I;
Gilmore, j Lawrence Wolcott, X Pat
ten; Hyde Park and Morristown, 0 NJ
Boutwell,; Bakersfield, A Scribncr; Shell
don, 7 p Ray; Franklin. } Robinson /;
Enosburg, II I Jones; Richtord and E.
Berkshire, II A bushnell; Montgomery,
d 2 Bragg; W. Berkshire, A b Truax !;
Alburgh, W b Howard Isle LaMotte,
G Wood; Grand Isle, K Crystie; n. He
no, j Halpcp.y. ..l-.a l
+ II Dearborn, D. s Dexter and W G
Robinson transferred to the n. Ii. Con-
ference. .. ,... ..
j Chase and n NJ Lcarnard transferred
to Troy Cont. H
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-05-03

Tho Coed Femplars' Union will meet
at Stowe on Thursday, 18th inst. Bro,
Gushing will deliver the address in the
evening.
PER ORDER or Con-.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-05-03
The COllectOrship.

The LAMoIILE NEwsDKALER alludes to
the fact that movement is on foot to su-
persedc Gen Stannard in the Coloctorship
OF Customs for this District. That such
IN efFort was making is no news TO US =
-a. ae@a.H. Furt.r amo opposed
'a.. to11" 1auual .a auWa.ng. Moth
1ng Ne | confident r9. o1ron stratcd
U'nf-ctg uwl.@aa, ither Of
7e-a Hoye 5a."u. .u-1 G the re-
uaFa| .' '.FenuglLsa ldier."-
ier
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-05-03
Pierpont E. Lncels Estate.

Pierpont E. Lnce's Estate.
State OF Vermont, LamoiIle District, IS.
Probate Court held at johnson in said Dist,
on the 18th day Of April, A. d. 1870 ,,.
Oscar G. Barnes, Administrator ".
Of the estate Of Pierpoint y Luce, late Of stove,
In said Dlstrlctdeocascd, presents his am!nisHsnos
account for examination and allowance, and msta
app leaticn for decree Of distribution and parues
OF the cstlts OF said dcccksed
II Is ordered, by sad curt, that al persons con,
cerned therein, be notified to appear at q session
said court TO he holden Mt tho Probate Once inJon.
son, on the 10th day Of May 1870 aud shsw esu's'h
any they may have, '.f -N
~ fUr which purpose II Is further ordered thsss
copy of the record % this order 10 published WIRE
weeks SUCCESSFULLY In the Lameiiie Newsdealsff
printed at Hyde Park previous TO said time spp'''
ted for hearing. iflaft sra 81
true copy ofresord. Attest.
Hlq "a q. q. CHADWICK. LsdEst
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-05-03
NOTICE

NOTICE.
In Consequence Of having sold out his bust
ness, desiyes 10 have all persons indebted to him
to call anil settle at once. L. ii. MOVES.
|. Hyde Park, April IL. 1870.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-05-03

Hon. VIM. Clapp died at St. Adams
last week. "
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-05-03
New Advertisements


Also, Planning and Splitting aud Jointing done
To order at as Reasonable prices as ut any in the
county, Tail aud see.
Also my Mills are for sale. They are situated
within onc-iourth Of mil 9 Of abe railread.. New
mill and machinery; clapboard mill, circular
mill, paner, new iointing saws, gig-saws, etc.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-05-03
1870.
LAKE CIIAMPLAIy

Nep York, Albany, Troy, Sa,a
Niagara Fails, buffalo, and all sO,a,
Western Points, osdonsburs and n, N.Y..
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-05-03

The Lamoille Association of Congrc-
gational Ministers will meet with the Reg
lister on Tuesday 10th inst, at 10 o'clock
"A. NJ MI ~ q j. G. BAILEY,
iu!0t .eof Htl. -s Register.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-05-03

HEALTH, AND MoruER GoosB.--Two
books have been published by II. O..
houghton d Co., that go very well to-
gether, if one thinks of it. One is "Ilcalth
by Good LIVING" by DR.. Hall, the editor
of that witty Journal "llall's Journal of
Health" Any one who reads the news
papers must have noticed the frequent
paragraphs from that journal giving good
sensible advice about dress, diet, warmth
and the like. DR.. Hall has brought into
this book the cream of his long experience
and 1T is just what every household wants.
Every household that has babies wants,
also, that first Of all books "Mother Goose
Melodies y; and here is royal edition,
tit for kings houses, and so, fit for every
American nobleman's.
If any one wants to laugh and grow
tat, let him buy this splendid "Mother
Goose" Buy the tao books, and save
all doctors bills.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-05-03
Markets..
Hyde Park Market. d
Tuesday Morning, MDy 2, 1870. 1
FURNISHED ny
MOVES RK1TIICDc
MOVES BROTHERS,

Dealcrsin Dry Goods, Groceries Boots Shoes, Drugs
Medieines, Paints, oils, Crockcry, Iiardwarc, &c.
rhe b CHEST price paid for all kinds Of Country
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-05-03
MARBLE
WORKS'r

II. R. MACK wishes to sly to the ps'P''
LnmoiIlo County that he has lately Purshp"'
LARGEsToCk
or tho keo
BEST MA BLE nee,
Which no ia sell ling at Low RATES
Those wishing Monuments or Grave Mh r,
viii SAFE MONEY by waiting until he grua"
n call. S''
All work done at his shop will be Ofv
w A X X A N T ED In
As WELL FLASHED as ssn be found IN hOhipy
ERN VI! 81 IN,
Orders by Mil, or othe wise, will wt" -,
prompt attention. .r AL
Hsrdwick. VI, April 30, 1870. WI loe
ST. JOHNSBURY w.t. FILE WO@fr 4,
(EsrABLlsnEp 1862
JAMES MUTT, PRorNIiV'
ReJsrsenss.-E. & T. Fairbanks& Co., ~ y''
bury II. A. Aldsn, Esq, NJ NJ, {. r.
n. l.. Davis, ESQ.,, NJ. NJ, k'Arn
r., Rutland Brandon Scale Co., Brandohi Wy
Porter 4 Co.. Fisheryille, n. ".
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-01-14
n Strange story,

From the Augusta (Ga.) Constitutionalist
In 1917 the bloody story of the
Duke and Duchess Of Praislin startl-
ed the world. Through the wiles OF
one Mile Henrietta de Lucy, gov
erness in the family the Duke was
estranged from his wife. The Ouch
ess insisted upon the departure of
the woman from her house. She
left the house. but did not quit Paris.
Not long after this, the Duchess was
murdered i'm her chamber at night !;
the Duke was arrested as the assassin,
and Mile de Lucy taken as all ae-
complete. The suicide of the Duke
stopped all proceedings, and Mile de
Lucy escaped to America. We now
learn that she subsequently became
the wife of one of the parsons who
performed the mock marriage at
Richardson's death-bed. The name
of the reverend gentleman is not
given, but the public eye is fastened
on o. B. rockingham, and he has
been called upon to say if this ac-
count be true, and if so, how far his
own relation with the woman DE
Lucy influenced his free love doc
trines in and out of the pulpit.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-01-14

thorized to approve tho bonds q
collector for said township, provided
one be presented and the securities
be deemed sufficient by the Super
visor of said township.
Adopted.
The committee on county build
ings and property reported on the
resolution of Mr.. Champlain, in re-
gard to the case OF Car vs. Gray, and
recommended an appropriation OF
thirty-five dollars or as much there.
of as may be a proportlonate amount
on the valuation, to defend the title
of the county property, the valuation
to be at 81, 1000.
Report adopted.
The committee on school fund re-
ported thet they. had examined the
notes and securities given for school
moneys loamed, commencing Sep
TENDER 18th, 1869, and ending De-
cember 18th, 1869, and recommends
ed that said notes and securities be
accepted as reported by the Auditor
Report adopted.
Adjourned to u p. M.
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