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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-12-29
THE KUKLUT HORROR.

la Evidence of the dabolical character of
the Ku-klux association has beemproduced
in abundance, but probably nothing has
been said that will more strongly confirm
the public impression as to its wickedness
than the remarks Of Reverdy johnson, at
the recent trial of members of the order,
at Columbia, South Carolina. Mr.. john
son is well known as conservative, there
fore his words cannot be placed to the ac-
count of radcalism. Besides this he was
acting as counsel for men arraigned as
Ku-klux Had there been any reason to
doubt the character of the organization,
or any fair chance to pass over or screen
its enormities, he certainly was the man
to do it. We commend his remarks to
the conservatives and doubters. They
may deny the testimony of radicals, but
when conservative and paid advocate
of Ku-klux clients declares himself as fol-
lows, denial is foolishness:
''Neither my distinguished friend Mr.. STAN
berry nor myself are here to defend or justify
or palliate any outrages that may have been
perpetrated in your State by the ASSOCIATION
of Ku-klux. have listened with horror to
some of the testimony which has been
brought before you. The outrages proved
have been shocking to humanity; they admit
neither of justification nor excuse; they vio-
late every obligation which law and nature
impose upon men. These men appear to have
been alike insensible to the obligations of hu-
mainly and religion, but the day will come,
however, if it is not already arrived, when
they will deeply lament it. Even if justice
should not overtake them, there is another
tribunal from which there is no escape. 1t is
their own conscience, that tribunal which
sits in the breast of every living man, that
still small voice that thrills through the heart,
and as it speaks gives happiness or torture
the voice of conference.-the voice of God
And if it has not already spoken to them in
tones which have walked them uptO the enor-
nifty of their conduct, trust in the mercy of
heaven that voice will speak before they
shall be called TO the dread tribunal to ac-
count for their transactions in this world"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-12-29

The Retrenchment Committee of the SEN
ate will begin their investigation Of the affairs
of the New York Custom House, on Wednes-
day, January Sd. The Senators who COM
pose the committee are Buckingham of Con-
necticnt; Pratt of Indiana; Howe of Wis
cousin; Harlan Of Iowa; Stewart of Nevada ;
Baysrd of Delaware, and Casserly of Cali
fornia. Mr.. Casserly was appointed in the
place of Mr.. Pool, who declined to serve.
Messrs. Bayard and Casserly are democrats
and the others are republicans.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-12-29
GENERAL NEWS.

There are sixty seven female editors and
reviewers in Paris.
The Emperor of Germany contemplates
visiting the Gar of Russia at an early
moment next spring.
John C. Calhoun's plantation in South
Carolina has been bought by wealthy coll
ored man.
There are more buildings IN course of erec-
ton in Boston this winter than during any
previous season.
There were two hundred and twenty. eight
deaths from smallpox in Philadelphia last
week.
An English clergyman recently said .'it
was difficult to over estimate the value of
really good hymn"
The Mexicans are much excited by fear
that we will extend "protoctorate" over
their country or attempt to annex part of
their territory.
Queen Victoria it is said, intends to cele-
brate the restoration of herself and the Prince
to health by number of brilliant State recep-
tons.
Bituminous coal was first mined near Rich
mond, Va, about the year 100. Hard an
thracite was discovered in the Lehigh region
in 1871.
A terrible gale of wind at Saratoga on Sat
urday night carried off the newly-erected
steeple of the Methodist church and unroofed
other buildings.
The New York Empress (Democratic) con-
fesses fondness for the Delaware whipping
post. 1t argues that inasmuch as parents
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-12-29

Eight Western States were represented in
the Convention of Wool Growers and Wool
Manufacturers at Syracuse, New York, last
week, at which vigorous resolutions opposing
any change or modification of the present
tariff on wool and wooden goods were unan-
mously adopted.
The New York herald., 1871-10-27
THE NINETY-sECoND STREET FERRY.

No Possible Relief from Imposition. Except
in n Stringent Law.
In August last q HERALD commissioner inspected
the boats and boilers Of several ferry companies ana
gave the result OF his inspections to the public lie
plainly showed, both by his observations and the
testimony of employees OF the ferry companies whose
management was reviewed, that many Of the boats
aud most OF the boilers were unsafe and dangerous
TO life and property. No change for the better has
taken place since then, as the following lettel
shows. The only remedy for people whose lives are
imperilcd and whose property Is jeOpardlzed IS ia
send honest representatives-n0 matter the party
to the Legislature; for stringent legislative enact
meut Is the only possible relief for the citizens who
so properly complain OF the rascaities or the ferry
companies:-
To EDITOR OF THE HERALp--
The people living in the vicinity OF Ninety street
complain loudly Of the manner In WHICH the ferry TO Astoria
that persons desrous of crossing the river find there
boa, starting, and then obliged to take the Thirty
ferry are also interested the one horse Therefore
whatever way they treat the passcngcr the money sure 70
60 into the same pocket. . -
affect ferry old unsound aud dangerous They were
is aad second hand boats that have been purchased from
Shi " SaSE ;
rendered almost unfit for and shame even 70 common
deccncy change for the better nss taken Place. &
provemen Mr. Spears, who has supcrintendcd the man
agemcn of the street ferry for years. has madc
While the street Terry falls 70 pe OF any w
whatever their boats not alone unrelanc o pos.
sbo TO cali to hs assistance the services Of Mr. spears to
Improve the condition Of the Houston street fery ~
all interfering with his dmes on ,ne mat Ysisbis and the
terry whose eoau are probably 'he m0'' TRUTH
The New York herald., 1871-10-27

the deets and on some OF the principal buildings
along the line OF march. In addition to these the
necIetary mas purchased good many Russian hags
Tue imperial enslgns, &c., for display on the Occa-
Sion. Inc sachems at the City Hall will hoist u
RUSSIAN nag, but not the "imperialr NJ. Cataoazy
n,gns oDJect TO placing the bear where he could DO
Iomanawked, and so an ordinary Russian ensign
WIN noat under the nose OF the mighty Indian
whose gaze covers the city OF New York.
ine following notice has been issued by the Re.
ceptlon Committee = N
OFFICE OF THE ExEoUrIvs CoMMrTrEEl
NJ, roE THE REoEPTIoS or [
2i5 BROADWAY, NEW YORK. Oct ~ az is71
II Is hereby announced, the Information of The nnie
generally that should the Russian fleet n the harbor
parade will take place the folio wing Ionday IN smrk
event members OF the Reception COMMITTEES and Invited
guests will assemble board the Mary Powell Al ,hc hs
and place named In previous orders " ~ A0"'
nBy order OF Executive Committee.
JAMES e. MONTGOMERY, Secretary.
THR FLEET.
The squadron which is at present lying Off Graves
end Bay, L. l., outside the NarrOws, are not ikeiv
arrival OF the Russians. The tender Talapoosa
under the command of Acting Lieutenant NC.
Richie. is lying inside OF Sandy Hook, to steam
over to the flagship Congress Immediately the Rus
SLAMS are sighted. II tile weather is clear the Talla-
pOOsa will hoist special signal and fire two guns
rrom the Congress the Severn Will take 1t up. Tho
lroquois and Kansas, which are not saluting yes-
sells, will continue firing long the Severn thus
forming q Jeu de j0ie The thick fog OF yesterday
and the barrenness OF It's promise OF the guests
arrival made the feeling Of suspense very depressing
aboard.
Mr.. Frank Thomson, Superintendent OF the Eastern
Division OF the OHIO ana Erie Railroad, has been
appointed manager Of railroad service for the Grand
Duke Alexis during his visit to the United states.
The New York herald., 1871-10-27
ANNUAL REPORT OF THE EASTERN DIS
PENSARY.

the following are the officers for the present
vcar,--presdcnt Of the Board Of Trustees, William
r, Cooledge; Secretary, Russell Raymond; Vice
president Josiah G. Macy; Treasurer, Robert II.
Crosby; President or the Medical Board, r. J.
Usunivan, M. D.; secretary, Royal b Prescott,
M. D. The attending physicians are % the same as
iss. M. d., who has been appointed to
the Department OF diseases OF the Chest.
i'm the place or DR.. O'Sullivan, who has been an
pointcd consulting physician by the Board OF Trus-
fees as recognition OF his services for over twelve
wears In this department This Is one OF our most
deserving city charities. During the past year
90 COZ patients have treated, the district being
one or the largest In the city, extending from Peck
slip to East Fourteenth street. New York may Do
Justly proud OF her public medical charities. Tne
Eastern Dispcnsary has done noble work aud nM
been ono or tho pioneer institutions where the desst
tute poor never TAIL to receive saccor anu klnd ~
alstQnce.
The New York herald., 1871-10-27

the two by formally recognizing the rebel States as
nationality. Never PROBABLY did social gather
Ing become SO famous; never, certainly, did one
have such important political results. Let US hope
that the coming OF the Grand Duke will again fan
into bright nane OF enthusiasm the kindly feeling
which mas always existed between progressive
Russia and realized freedom in Americal
The New York herald., 1871-10-27

EIght shlps N c0urse OF cOn5IructIOD.
In lSG9 the total horse power OF the vessels pro-
pelled by steam was $4,000; the number OF guns
heavest ealIbrel 2,2D5. Including ten noatlng bat
eries used for harbor defence, the number OF guns
Is 2,o02 al the present time. These batteries are
represented as being equal to the most powerful
monitors, and could, III cases OF necessity, be
fought ut sea. Many OF the ships carry batteries OF
Gatllng guns that have bcen manufactured in the
United States and in Belgium.
II would appear That military Is Joined to wal
rank Ia the Russian navy, FOR generals sometimes
command fleets.
The New York herald., 1871-10-27
tn. Reception Of the Russian Fleet In 1856:


In September, 1868, New Workers hailed
with a characteristic welcome the arrival OF
i've Russian war vessels-ihe flagship Alex
ander Neyski, commanded by Admiral Lesoy.
Xxi and Flag Captains Lskovnin and Semechkin:
tae screw frigate Pcresvet. Captain Kopytov; the
screw frigate Dsliaba. captain Boutakon; the screw
sloop vi'iaz, Captain Lond. anu the screw
sloop vabiag. Captain Cremcr. Three days after ar.
rival the gallant Admiral ana his suite were enter
tained at the Metropolitan Hote, by Mr. James Ends.
an mon.clad contractor. Among the Americans
present were Admiral farrlgut Commodore Brad.
ford. General walbridge and other prominent men.
Tie Russian Admiral. IN broken but intellIgibe Eng
lsn, made speech Of acknowledgment in which he
alluded 10 his Imperial master az the emancipator OF
the serfs aud The friend OF mankind. He also spoke
words IN reference 10 the war then raging when
Anne Americans I; can never ,oISs - believe 4 TO be the
TO 1--we a. q nation OF 10 die There Is no mid.
die ground said he. After this the path
Win rose. iheTwere 's@ and excarsionzea sieWd aHd
hasied with addresses OF welcome and Kindness
wneieseL ,ney wenl, public professions aud ban.
uucl- anu balls De ene given both at New York and
Washington In their especial honor. II would be
tedious 70 give iAe particulars OF these enicrtain
men,s ~ uctzi: M Tne crownnp point and culmnat
nx glory OIL the festivities were reached IN ball III
the AcalemY VI Music on the jth OF November. This
| was oAe oi ile most magnificent asscmbages
YORK, a o naeea ssa iGs ana eys4e yspg' wdlsS "a
! had ever seen. IL was christencd by
| ~ managers "soree Russe.- Gorgeous toile;s
Champagne corS the strains OF music tic St,r ana u
rustic OF moving danocrs, aud The odor Of flowers
combine 10 make up scene OF exceptional bril-
| Iilncy. The rumof OF ia alory spread ihronohont
| Europe. aud our English cousins were 80 startcd
| at the e,tcafe coldato thus pleasantly proved 10
exist between the y0ang republic OF the West and
lhe great aud vigorous empire OF The East that they
hcs.aci 10 thr0r apwa The gsaallci OF defiance ~
The New York herald., 1871-10-27

Year Foa-ctods. Monitors. Steamers. G0,a.W Iaaaa.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-11-01
THE ALDlNE:

An illustrated Monthly journal claimed to be the
handsomest Paper in the world.
A Representative and Chamdion of American Art.
THE ALDlNE, whilo issued with all theregularity
has none Of the temporary or timely interest CHAR.
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lahy Of pure, light and graceful ltei atu;e,
and collection Of pictures the rarest specimens
OF artistic skill In black and white. Although each
succeeding number affords fresh pleasure 70 us
friends, the real value OF THE ALDlNE will be
most appreciated after il has been bound up at the
close OF the year. While other publications may
claim superior cheapness as compared with rivals
Of u similar class, The ALDlNE is a unique and
crginol cor coptiOn-alone and unappr0aehed-ap-
sOlutely without competitor in price OF character.
THE VOLUME FUR 1872.
will contain nearly 800 pages, and abeut $50 me
engravings Commencing with the number ior
SANITARY, every third number will contain beau
tiiu tinted picture on plate paper, inserted as
The Christmas number for 1872, will be splendid
volume in ITSELF containing fifty engravints, Q0nr
in tnt and, although retailed at 81 will be sent
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The publishers have purchased and reproduced,
atEroat expense, the beautiful oil painting ny
SElS, entitled DANE NATURE's ScHUOL.h The
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In size and appearance. OF the original picture NO
American Chrome, which will compare with it, has
yet been offered at retail for less fhan The price
asked for TAE ALDINE and it together. 1t Will
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Any person wishing to work for premium, can
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Any person wishing to act, permanently, as our
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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-11-01

State q NsFncut. Lznaiile District. $ In
Pruhzte Ceurt, hsli - tahuslu In sid D..
"a the ssth dsy q Oct 1871.
Awhile A. naurlnsf EazTd ian q Airnoa = Lsu1r-
lass and Alma y. nsauElass 4 Stlue in faid dif.l
daunAsna HmAt 90 auFl raslnn d sAa Iuuft fuf ~.
ccnse = cell all q a. AL
louinr duFzrlhed fral estate e he aid Wards O.
vit al the rial estate - I'D NArss in fztd De
trici fepressutinE that tar ale hsfcoL for the
p1fqse = FatilnE Ne Ifeezeif = slch ale 81 ~
terri Investing the 10 ftnltf 20 real estate
vuuld b heuacIAl . nd Mardf hhcfeafan- q
" orderea ~ aid Cuurt. thAt aid apliiicalcn D.
fefafrcd g. session thxfNHE g. ~ bold "a The Pro
tate 0alce Ia Eait luhusan TIE lTth day q AuF.
A, u. ISL for hearing and acclsicn ihroun And,
u IL further ordered, that All psrcns INTERESTED D.
nutited hereof - puhlieatiuu cfnutlce q AID ap
plicatiuu and order tlsTuQu, Tires weeks Eucccst
irely 10 The Jamuille Nsssiealer printed a. Hyde
Park, before nd time q hearinE, that they may
appear Al sid time and place, and u they ses
cause, ohseet thereto. ATTEST
I. L. PEARL, Judge.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-11-01
Legal Notice.
State Of Vermont.
Lamoille County SIS. 5

WHEREAS, Mary Jane Gilman ofWolcott, in the
County of Lhmoille has filed her libel for divorce
from her husband, Henry ID. Gilman ~ the La.
moille County Court to be heard at its December
Term A. D.. ISL, setting forth in substance that
she was lawfully Joined in marriage to SAID Gilman
at Murristewn on the 18th day OF January 1863,
by Rev Lyman bartlett minister OF me gospel;
and that she lived with said Gilman in the iaithiul
reuuireme nts of her marriage covenant until inc
2sth day Of June, A. d.. 1900, when SAID ollman
wilfuliy deserted yonr libellant and praying ior
divorce from sal, Gilman and that sad Gilman re.
sides out of the State 1t is therefore ordered that
said Gilman be notified to appear ut the nextIefn
Of the iainoillc County Court, to be hOldeh ~
HYDE Park within and for the County OF Lamolile
IN The State of Vermont ON the LIST tuesday, Oh Dec
smber, A. d., 1871. and then and there In said
Cuurt TO answer to the foregoing petittn Of said
libelIant by the publication Of the foregoing SUD
stance Of said libel with this order in the Lamoiile
! Newsdealer n weekly newspaper pubnsheu ny
HYDE Park three successive weeks, the last OF sau
notifications to be not less than three weeks prior
To the said December Term Of the Lamoilie Soun-
tv Court and caused to be delivered into the hanus
Of the said Henry d. Gilman, one of said newspa-
pers containing the sad publication ut least twen.
tv DAYS before Che session Of said County Court at
he Term thereof aforesaid which shall be suthclent
notice to The said Henry D. Gilman to appear AZ
the term Of said Court at the term thereof aforesaid
at Hyde Park aforesaid and chow why the prayer
Of said petition should not be granted. ,o.,
Given under my hand at Montpelier, TINS io1 "a
Jay u 0 AsHiEL PECK, Judge of Supreme Ct.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-11-01
Commissioners Notice.

:, The Subscribers, having been appointed by the
honorable Probate Court for the District Of La
mobile Commissioners, to receive, examine, and ad-
gst all claims and demands Of all persons, against
we estate Of Rhoda Adams late of Eden in
au District, deceased. represented insolvent and
we term of six months from the 9th day of Ct te7
9eng allowed by said Court to the creditors OF said
aeeeased, TO exhibit and prove their respective
Slams before us Give notice that we will attend
Y she duties Of our appointment at the dwelling
nous, mouse Of Amasa Stevens. in Eden,in said Dis
Nlct on the I'd Saturdays of
n sember and February next, at o'clock, in the
"'ernoon, Of each Of said days.
A. ROBBINS. Commits
"a, ]. T. STEVENS, sloners,
Iden, October 18th, A. d. 1871. 4sw3
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-11-01
p,obote Not;ce
State of Vermont, Lamoille District, So.
Probate Court held ut johnson in said Dis

State of Vermont, Lamoille District, IS. In
Probate Court, held at johnson in said DIST,
on the 23d day of Oct. A D 1871.
Rebecca Brown Administrator Of the estate o.
Sam pson Brown late of Elmore in said district de-
ceased presents her administration account Tor eX-
animation and allowance, and makes application
for decree Of distribution and partition Of the es
tate of said deceased. Whercupon it Is ordered "
be referred to session of said Court to be held at
tho Probate Office in said Joanson on the " Jay Oh
Nov. A. D. 1871. for hearn gind decision thereon.
And 1t is further ordered, that notice hereof bc
riyen to all persons interested b. publication ofthe
Same three weeks successfully IN. the Lamoili 10
Newsdealer, paper published at Hyde Park pre-,
NAV anpear nj said time and place, and show
cause, II any they may have. why said account
should not DO allowed, and such decree made,
BY the Couat. Attest 3. s. PIKE Nesls'f.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-11-01

That these are merely theoretical and visionary assertions ps
den to the most kpca will examine the Stove when @
that the inside be seen while the hire burning we P the
I Me- Covers thereby exposing full the gbunng principles Oh ne
stove W. Give written bkagc by hire ana guaanee na
Of the 6reox exposed heat are at least 20 na we
cont than those Stove sold IN amoe county s
the DAVIS Of Wainrght They nearly double those the american S
% Home Comfort Empire and other frclas Stoves
word wbou discussing only say to any ana al want
GOOD stove to give it trial. does not particular iun every
& We make for It. aud take away cheerfn anu Wno
plant,
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-11-01
LIBERATION NOTICE

This Is 10 certify that have this day given
ny sou A. c. Hamel his time during the
Of his minority, ard | shall claim
none Of his earnings nor pay any debts Of his
after this date.
JOHN HAMEL,
Morristown, Vt. Oct 25th. 1871. 50
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-11-01
EOR SALE,

N0R sALEl
n The Subscriber offers for sale bis Blacksmith
Shoo and Land in Hyde Park village located on
smith shop vito an ample supply ofTools therein
ms aweiiing attached is suftnble fot two families
%5gether with good garden OF nbopt.hhlf an acre
III and. All will be sold reasonable and reason
Cause Of sellin~l bad hen m. Call on the Sub
N''oer on the premises, for terms &c. ~
PATRICK MoELR0Y.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-11-01
r1oUfTAIN PEN, HAWKES. PATENT :

EOUFTAIN PEN HAWKES. FhIEF
No fnkstand required One filling writes ~
hours. The best and cheapest Gold Pen in The
world. Pens repaired for so cents and sent by
mail Send stamp for circular
G, +. HAWKS. Patentee,
81 Nassausrett, N. Y.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-11-01

EsTRAY.
IL Game into The enclosure Of the Subscriber, on
about the 18Th inst, ayrs old gray colt one
2-yrs OLD colt and one yearling-ali Eeldlngs. The
owner IL requested y pay charges and tale them
awaT. PETER A6lN.
HYDE Park, Oct nth, 1871. 4sWa
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-11-01
THE BEST,

important household
really scientific application the manufacture of the ho-
ophica and chemical principles of combustion.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-11-01

The great aim of manufacturers Of Stoves
past years the which supplies the draft before
reaches the fire. very that the retgaDg effects of the
dre-box the further less obvious to those who
have philosophy of combustion that only by introducing
heated instead of cold air into gases and smaller particles of
fuel (which in cold forced upward into the smOepp cam
be burned or consumed.
These efforts on the part of been partially
full and the American Stewart Home Comfort New
Empire and few other excellent economy fuel vastly
perior to stoves of ten years ago.
That the Horton tireBor is another step forward far advance of
these stoves we believe all who will investigates for while in
these Stoves the air he freOx temperature OF less than
,oo Fh and with an upward current he Feox arranged
that tho air admitted to the 6ebox with downward current and
as high as ITSELF from 400 " ooO "a union OF W
Of the air and the from the burning fuel at once taxing
place. and actually consuming those particles which IN other stoves W
lighter than the sir which not highly heated rise to the top e
fbox forced the ward current of the cold air into the
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-11-01

PARTICULAR ATTENTION
For information concerning several valuable
Farms for sale in Hyde Park, Morristown, Eden
and vicinity, apply to or address,
E.B. SAWYER,
Hyde Park, Vt.