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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-01-30

The action of Congress in taking meas
nres to investigate the condition of the
southern States is producing a change OF
tone in the rebel press. When fair elec-
tons, good order, safety for life and prop
erty, are allowed and sustained in the
South by the leaders Of the democratic
party, then they will have no fears OF
Congressional Investigations and the gov
crnment have no need to make them
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-01-30
State OF Maine.

IL COMMITTEE OS INTERIOR WATERS,
January 18th, ISL.
ORDERED, That notice be given to all parties in
terested, by giving notice in the Kennebec journal,
that hearing the petition Of David Wing ct ais
for incorporation of the Somerset Boom Company
at Somerset Mills, will be had before this Commit
tee, Tuesday Feb 1th, at 2 O'Clock +. NJ.
i. y. NICKELS, Chairman.
fit-W2t
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-01-30
State Of Maine.

IL SENATE, Jan. itl, ISL.
ORDERED, The House concurring, that all petit
tons for private legislation, except petitions for
redress OF wrongs and grievances which shall be
presented to the Legislature after the first day of
February next, be referred to the next Legislature
and that this order he published in the Kennebec
Journal until that date.
IS SENATE Jan. 6, 1871.
Read, amended by inserting after the word
journal the words Bangor Daily Wing and
Courier and Portland Daily Press" and pas sed
Sent down for concurrence
SAMUEL W. LANE, Secretary.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-01-30

General James A. Hall has been reap
pointed and confirmed Collector of Waldo
boro district, without opposition. General
Hall was gallant soldier, is true man,
and worthy officer, and it is gratifying
to see that his merit is appreciated both in
his district and at Washington.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-01-30
1allp Aennrbrt Journal
a u G. U > Il "A.
MONDAY MORNING, JAN. 80, 1871.
State OF Maine.
fl COMMITTEE on INTERIOR w
"a u G. U > L "A.

fS COMMITTEE on INTERIOR WATERS
January 27th, ISL.
ORDERED That notice be given TO all parties in
terested by giving notice in the kennebec Journal
that hearing on the Bill entitled AN act to pre-
vent the throwing Of Slabs, EdgDgs and other
refuse into the kennebec river and its tributaries
will be had before this committee in No. 6, on
Friday, Feb Sd, at ~ o'clock.
J. Il. NICkELS, Chairman.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-01-30

Tine OF the recent amusements of Ku
kluN band in Georgia, was the numbering
OF one negro and cropping the ears of
seven others. The Augusta Chronicle
advises the perpetrators that they must
not indulge in such pleasantries too often
or there will be trouble.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-01-30

The report of the surrender OF Paris APP
pears to have been ahead OF the fact
Later news speaks Of more lighting, Il
success by Garibaldi, but no reduction in
the price Of rats, or anything to create a
hope that the city will not fall "A prize to
l'rnssian yalor and military skill.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-01-30
Special Notice.

The Committee Reform School will make the
annual visit TO that institution on Thursday, Feb.
ruary ID
%. HAYFORD, JR., } ,,.to.,
BENZ. ROBINSON, ! N"'"'''"'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-01-30

The strike of the coal miners in the an
thracite regions of Pennsylvania is no I'M
important affair. The organization of the
miners is perfect, and their ability to con-
tinue n suspension of work without suffer-
ing is superior to that of most classes OF
laborers. The strike will result in keep
ing up the price of anthracite coal next
season, but will increase the use of btu
minous coal as n substitute when il can
conveniently be done.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-01-30

In former times riding on rail- was
neither pleasant nor profitable occupa-
ton, but in these days everybody desires
to engage in it, and nobody thinks the
worse of them. The demand for legisla-
ton in this direction is one of the most
encouraging signs of the times in our
State.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-01-30
IL HOUSE OF REPREsENTA1lyEs !
,Jnnuary a. ls-l

Read and passed in concurrence.
SUMNER J. CHADBOURNE, CLERK.
4 true copy.
Attest: SAMUEL W. LANE, Secretary.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-01-30

w per week and expenses or allow large com
mission to sell our new and wonderful inventions.
Address NJ. WAGNER 4 Co, Marshal, Mich.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-04-26

Conserving this murder. brief mensio1
vas made last week. The following are
the particulars;
About ) O'Clock Saturday evening the
village Of Bristol was the scene OF a hoF.
rlele and bloody murder, in which Noah
Thompson was struck down aud brutality
azsaSSinased by JOha Ring, who stabbed
him WITH knife iO6ieEiCg nine or ten
wounds IN various parts Of the body. I,
seems that Ring had been drivias horses
during the afternoo1. and had drank Too
freely Of that which broaght oas his true
aud unvaruisAsd disposition. In she-s
whlskey committed the tragic deed. which
doubtless had lO0g been anticipated. hat
IKE peat up IRE. bad heeu srsothere,l n
a. murdercas hcsCsn, waiting 10 eS,ape
>noztly before the murder, be had been
trying to swap wagcns with the hester a
h'1lsl 5 hotel bls being unsuccessful. he
spoke lnsulsiaglv to aim, and saalEv 80.
jared hlaa. ard thres bin down. hosssir~
thas ne eO9ld whip anything in tcwa
IhSnPs0a stood near and remarked ,ass
there was ooe be ceali a0s wh;p. and !
msgos ny % wAeaerer be woals aav aside
as wssPeas- Al the saae tine w.skSn.,
a.'aersssly GEAR 70 where Rins ssos3
n1sa FeulaH& aud Taigar ,auraars sssaS
:
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-04-26
No. Hyde Rzrk.

w. ANAf - q.
-Oa Monday Of las, week the dwell
inr house Of c. c. Ferry took are BAT
va. discovered in season Mr.. Ferry BE-
ing at work in shs yard fas smoke issuing
from an upper window upon which be
rushed in to the hear the stunning iAiell'-
renee that one Of his children under two
wears. was asleep 10 the room from whence
the smoke proceeded. His feelings can
better be imagined than described, as he
opened the chamber aud found the smoke
- dense that il was With difficulty that
he found the bed on which lay the little
sleeper. Choked almost to suffoea'i0n
and unable to see, to him il seemed a long
time before he found the object Of his
search beneath the feather-bed where
she had crawlei to escape the IN
tense heat which had already blistered
and BACKED her hands. they being still
exposed. Her face and clothes we're COW
cred with discharges from her lungs and
blood. She was nearly dead, but is now,
we believe expected to recover. The fire
caught from some bed.elOthes being thrown
upon a chair and falling against the stove
pine. The chair and bed-eloihes were en-
tirely consumed, and large hole burned
in the floor.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-04-26

yard all-eveFy cue Of theD-hliial
The drunkaris grave! ney vsrs al
taught that moderate drinking was af'
-sIcos alone ought % be avoided and
they never sekn0slodged excess. Thsy
quoted yea. aud yea, aud yOs, a. authOri'
". pointing with her shred ofa 6ngeE &c
the priest. deacon, aud doctor.
They thought themselves safe under
such teachers. Bat saw the gradual change
coming over my family and prospects,
with dismay aud horror; | felt We were
all to be overwhelmed in one common
ruin; tried 10 ward of the blow ;
| tried to break the spell-,he delusive
spell, in whi,h the idea Of the benefits OF
moderate drinking had involved my hus'
hand and sOsss | begged, l prayed, ba,
the odds were greatly against me. The
priest said the poison that was destroying
my HUSBAND and boys was good creature
Of God the deacon. who sits under the
pulpit there, and took oar farm to pay
his rum bills, sold them the poison; the
physician said that little was good, ant
excess ought to he avoided My poor
husband and my dear boys fell into the
snare, aud one after another was convey
ed to the dishonered grave Of the drunk
ard. Now lock at me agaiu-you proba'
bly, see me for the last time-my sand is
almost run. have dragged my exhaust
ed frame from my present abode your poor
house-to warn you alto warn YOU,
dcacon-to warn YOU, false teacher of
Gods wori"--and with her arms high
flung, aud her tall form stretched to its
utmost, and her voice raised to an uu-
earthly pitch, she exclaimed, IL shall
soon stand before the judgment-seat of
Cod shall meet YOU there, ys false
guides. and be swift witness against
YOU all" The miserabl, female vanished,
dead silence peryaded the assembly.
The priest, deacon, and physician, hung
their heads. The president of the meet
lug put the question; Shall We have any
more Licenses to sell alcoholic pOiSous, to
be drank as a beverage The response
was uuauimous-No! Friends Of human.
~ everywhere. what would have been
your verdict had YOU been there?
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-04-26

A GOOO BOOk.--"Physieal Training
Of Chldrea or Adrice to Parents, rby 2.
H-Creyasse. The great need Of eompre-
hensive aud intelligent work of this des-
eription--i,s vast importance to the fami-
ly-has Oeeasioned remark on almost ev-
cry hand. Books upon nearly all other
conceivable subjects have been circulsiei
largely, while upon this there has been 4
dearth Of information. But that need has
been supplied in the above book. Ii is
written in language that all can under
stand. We believe il to be a work Of rare
merit. Sold only BY subscription, and
agents are wanted. Address PAkHLEE &
Co., Middletcwn, CT.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-04-26
UaIey11Xe.

Arthur Fairbanks has sold part Of
his house and land to A. c. Benedict, for
1878. Mr.. F. intends to move and re-
pair the remainder Of the house the CON-
ing season.
Several new buildings have been
erected during the winter and spring.
The prospects are now that the WOOL
en- factory will be running by the first Of
June. =.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-04-26

tMroErAsr RArKx0xr PRcrrrr.-It !,
stated that segosiasioas are going On Foe
tie lease II the N0rshera n. II. Z. r 10
the Nermoas Csaaral Railruai. il order 10
seizure another lax in the contemplated
grand truak route frvz Chicago 70 Bosscn
VA the ExSes> 0gsensh9rvA, Waite River
Junesior and COaxoed. Sho9l3 this m@a.
ssrs % arranged. lis ssszs viii be sub
Esittea 10 the stockholders Of the Northern
3 +. at she areaal Eze.sing, cexs n~ash
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-04-26

eEohaaged. heshEta..
not e cone hear hin. -
make hole thFOust Is
vhicA IhomT zoa Al 49,
where be pleased, ssl -.
along. bat n0i directly -
within about four foei q p.
latter sprang upon hiuuAf
Ing him 10 his right .ils 90
ering several arteries 49,
vein, uhieh was foll0ueitT
whcn Thompson dealt bi.-
beth gnPpled instassrrs
s0n had already received 49,
bat Ring contin1si 70 i,sp-
face downward upon ID, -
back, head aud sa5ulIen IN
ally caught the knife. /, -.
blade, as three Of bis fa,s,.'
to the bone, and then cr;rl al
knife away, be is cuttis. ~.
time a crowd hai asscuIsg ~
derer was chokei Of. and 49,
from him. Thompson Va, -.
feet, when he staggered -.
the arms Of the bysiaalers. al
ried. perhaps two rods. a,l h
gasping but obee or twice a..
time Of the whole tran.se,i,
have exceeded Eve MINUTES. -
alton by Drs. Wheeler, Pm. =,
Il was found that he had -.
stabs aud that either u ,bsnrs
proved fatal. Ring VI. inu.s''
en- into custody By constable H..
turning 70 speak to a persos. 81
ing fully on the guard, the v,-s !
from bis grasp, and with a -
leaped into the darkness. foIlsrI
excited crowd which soon sr.-.
reeapiured him, aud after -,
irons a court Of inquiry va, al I,
consigned him to jail to szat !, !.
the crime Of murder.
Between Thompson anl Rms.
hatred has existed for yesr,. s,,-
ofa Jealousy on account Of Rs5,,,.
with Thompson's wife. TLvlG-
reed also previous to their H.
Thompson yet having tee savrl
a pitehtork in the hands Of R-u, !
mere boy. He has several N. ,
jailed for disorder'y cOniuc, srl
enness. On the whole, he i. I'M
acter and the people Of tdis u,s
are but little DISAPPOINTED 10 h.g.
Thompson. too, was rather k1.
Tor responsibility, b.ing Of 1 IN.
nothing and lawlc,s turn Of mini
caring not for the respect Of iAe ca,
ity. But, nevertheless. he bal r;s-
qualities, aud was possessed Of , h,
lent disposition add Va, no, 10 ann
considered quarrelsome. ever rssir.
all in his power TO assist a feIlcV,aa
trouble.
Ring has some property 10 real 81
horses, carriages aud some moSey
which the authorities have suunsl
troll, although bis friend, haze nia
forts to secure it. evidently for the,
pose of keeping !, frcm Bis credi,cr
TIE citizens Of Bristol feel reai
that one who has ,0Bs been a terror
a eorrupter Of young ueH among b
has been removed '-cu 'lsir miid.'
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-04-26
.EErsoRyl1e.

-Aaee mere than The usual quantity
of sugar kzs been made ths season in thiz
vieinity. J. NJ WilsOx. Esq, kas nais
from two hapdred and sersasy-kve srees.
seventies haadrsd pouasis Of sxesllens
sugar.
-John u. Frsneh vhs taaght sslecs
school IN saiz plaes the pass wiaser. CIV
ing sxeellens satizfaesSoa. proposes TO eou
commence an0sher term. provided a suss-
sect ruuhsr IL seAcalsrs can be ohsxired
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-04-26

--BartOa. oueof the alleged Waterbury
bank robbers. Who escaped frUn Moasrel5er
JAIL four er Ave weeks ag0. has been re-
captured BIZ detective Squares Of Care
mOas. n. H. and arrived At Moaspelier
CO the sfterucoa 81 the 9Th. The rewara
szs-si sa< kiz reEarn vas $500 co
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-04-26
Zae1.

BIG TRorT.-John II. Dean caught a
trout out of Ritterbush pond, April 10th,
that weighed three pounds and ten ounces.
This is Il good trout. but it would have
been much more credit to the fisherman
if he had waited until the Law would have
allowed him to catch it.
There will be Social Dance at
Hill and MOntgomery's Eden Mills, May
5th.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-04-26

FrOu the B0ssoa Pest q Monday, Apr. :. 1871.
Charles Re=de enjoys a peculiar dis
tibetiOn among authors. There Is proba-
bly, no: another writer Of fiction in the
world, whose work would have such a pop
asar value IN this country as to induce :
large Publishing house to produce i, in In
sialmeuts three weeks after the sane chap
tiers have been Published by another. We
saw this done in the case Of Dickens Cd.
win DrOod, for which MessTs. james r.
OsgcOd L Co. made IN arrangement SINH
lar to that under which they are now pub
fishing "A Terrible Temptation =; bat, az.
ter Dickens, Charles ReAde Is alone equal
TO supplying such an Infringement. Ii :
no less ereditable to the literary MORALITY
than to the enterprise Of James r. o.
good L Co, that those publishers offer :
standing rebake to the prevailing Ameri-
can SIN Of piracy. By paying Mr.. Reade
I large sum f0r advance sheets Ot his Bew
Oovel. thsy AFFORD an honest remuneration
70 the author. and at the same time are
able to Preseas It to the American public
fresA and three weeks in Advance Of It's
arrival II shEs cnantry IN any osher form.
There : 10 doabt shat this enterprise rays /:
fur. ASIDE fro1 the pablie appreeiasioa cf
fair dealing, Mr. Rsadc's kesiOa sxcites
80 rzvsUcus an appetite ia its readers that
10 cue who gets 1t fresh IN IS Every Sat-
urday vii hs cOnteas to await It's slower
PlEatleal Pablicatioz elsewhere
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-04-26

Il wesecst. April Isth. at 'h' 70" =
the brides uash~r, BY H. ?. Park'i' = =,
AhtsaAi Barrie, q SseSs, and MES
Ieaes q Wsaeost.
In Fletcher. April al. at ne ri =. 4
safss Davis. By Rev = Whesi'sA, 80 VI
Cared and Miss Coruelia NJ ASs'
Fairkax.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-04-26

DISTRESSING Cash OF DRowsING.-
WEDNESDAY Of last week Henry, aged IL
years, and William aged 10 years, the
only sons of Richard Thorndyke, who
lives at the lower extremity Of Waterbury
village, leit their home in the morning
AMI spent the day at the residence of Pc
ter Guyett, brsher-in-law, who lived on
the South side of the river, opposite Syl-
vester Henry's meadow. About . O'Clock
IN the afternoon, they made an attempt
to return in small boat across the Win.
ooski river directly from Guyett's house,
the stream being nearly bank-fall aud run.
ming rabidly, so that when the boat struck
into the msin current about three rods
from the shore il was Immediately cap
siEed. Guystte used one paddle instead
of oars, and was in the act of changing
his paddle from cue side TO the other when
the beat went over, The yeanser boy
arose once or twice and was seen no more,
Guye,te aud William elung to the boa,
aud made = little Roadway towards the
shore, when George JOeelyn, who was
passing BY, reached pole 50 that Guyette
got hold Of il aud was pulled ashore,
Meanwhile the boat went into the current
bottom up, with the boy Willism ellngins
to it with his fingers over the edge Of a
half inch hA.,ea, running lsngthwise GO
the bottom Of the boat, aud bis head aud
shoulders cut Of water. BY the time
JOeelyn had landed Guyette the beat Was
twenty rods down the river. aud man
had to run to keep up with it. The alarm
being given, people ran along on both
sides Of the stream, keeping up With the
beat aud that MAS aboa, all. 0Oe Young
man stripped and went into the water.
bat found j, 80 cold be WAS glad to return.
At point where the road comes very near
the river on the ner,h side, man struck
isto the boa, with pike aRi was pulling
il ashore, when I va, driven BY the car
rss, against : roek, which seemed to jar
the boy froa his hold. aud he went uadsr
she water to be seen no mere, lie had
aOssed tue mikes talking with the people
% shOrs, and calling vaiuly for help. I'LL
he told them De was nearly frozen aad
eoald Dos hold on much loager. He had
hesa silsas but Gsx minutes before be
disappeared, at a point less than half
rIle above the falls The rock where the
beat struck was not more than eight fee,
from sbs shore. No trace az the bodies
have vet hsea fcaci. An effort Is being
made 10 ger eanaeo to raise them by
eo1ea~sce. The father and mother are
ssariy frantic With grief. and ID IS doabs.
tal If they sarviye the shoek. Fear ysarx
asO their Oldest boz. George TSornayks.
about IL years ID, vas eoassing At Mil
Village, wSsa his sled tirpea ovsr and
sssw hin upon the grOand, aud the rsxs
sled drove its raaOsr shrOaga his skull.
lie hassre3 os SIX weeks, and died wnh
his hraIas prOsruiiss frO@ the vua0d.
Vow the other tsO hoys, tas ssppozs .:
iAsIr ID age. 50 near Mt hand, have thus
early saued grave hsasath the waters.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-04-26
VI. E. Conference Appointments

We give below the appointments for
this county;
Cambridge and Fletcher WR. Puffer.
johnson and Watervile u. II. Bemeut.
Stowe H. \. Wright.
Elmore W. II. Dean.
Wolcott &. 4. Smith.
No. Hyde Park sup. by G. W. Crockett.
Hyde Park, Morristown and Morrisvilie,
JACOB Halpeuuy; G, ". A. Wood sup
ply.
Mr.. Boutwell,, goes to EnOsburgh,
Mr.. Beam.n to Milton, ID. II. BiekuelI
to Albany, and c. II. Dunton to Jericho.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-04-26

Address B. W. CsarS L Co. MASK
is=scas n. C.. fcr the lszfsraal Rsal Is
s@ts Esgsssrr. containing large lisa q
sAsap ard vsicasls properties. twill
- zaiaei Ia NC. fs@e e eesss--As-. q
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-04-26
Stone.

,SI0Be.
The Lamollle Association will meet
with Bro. Perkins at Stowe, May 9th. at
10 o'clock A. NJ.
j. G. BAILEY, Register.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-04-26
TnE Ku.KLrx-i rEExoyR Ass

TnE kU.kLUx-A IEEgOS1R Ass
TED.-IniCEulr.a Eas received
Rutland, on THURSDAY, by ,eiyaamir
Tallahassee to thc HrlI!, that JOIN.
Dickinson, of Marianne. C.erk Of !he b
triet Court, anl Republican leader d
Florida, was assassia1,1i ~ the KCk-
Khan on Monday uisa, las IN the sla
of that town. Mr.. Dickinson vaaa-
of Benson, and W., a line O!hcudi
Seventh Vermont Volunteer Regn&
the war. After ba!us mustered ol, /.
returned to the South, locating 10 VI
anne, FlOrisa, where be bad ias BAN
mitled to the bar. lie va. Secrsi4l
the Senate OF Florida, AMI C.crs di
Superior Court. lie had attained '.l
tiueuce in the Po.i,ica, circles ct il'S
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-04-26

A list OF farms. timber lands srIf
mill properties, and rural homes ''is
will be sent to our readers, free o. q
BY addressing B. ". Clark 4 V'r
Pa. Ave, Washington, D. CT
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-04-26
Hyde RYTi..

There will be public Examination
Of Teachers, at the Academy Hall on Sat-
urday May Is, at 10 O'Clock A. VI. All
intending to teach in town this season are
requested to Be preseas.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-04-26
j. G. B,ILEr, Supt.

DR.. aud Mr.. NJ III. HOugS,on Of
Stowe. will be At the American House In
this village On MO0d.y May Isl. for the
purpose Of attending to the sick. The
DR.. has an advertisement 10 another col
unn which sets forth their mode Of prac-
sies. We understand his practice Is be-
coming quite extensive
Rev. B. C. Ward viii lecture at the
American Hall % Thursday lso-norrOul
evening, q; : O'Clock. for the benefit 81
the Ladies Aid Society. Subject: "Yo-
semitic Valley" Adniszico free Col
lsetiOa for the Society taken 1t the close
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-04-26
Markets.
HIDE Par. Nsr.et
EelnesISy Morning. April p '''
FVENIssED 81
MOVES BgJTHERS'

-alerSiE Dry tio,l1s GTsee-iSs ooo X.
Meiislu -s PaiEts, OILS t-v. kcfi M h,
be alshes. priee paid toE al A's"' =
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-04-26
April l9h. 1 O'Clock, A. NJ.
Ny Good Friend Holmes:

You ,ciLl find my remains m The Branch
rbore your house. Ikope aud pay that
MY God iriR torgire me for thi, rash set,
Bat 1 oazno' help it. Ihsre no desire 10
liue longer. The tiro that should hare
been one, aad me father from hLs children
are UO'c separated. May God help aud
protect those children. Ny boys, Be Kind
iritk Clare. Deal geHtiy sSi,h her.
FdreiceR.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-04-26

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clear sighted. Perhaps bat few men pcs.
sesSed in a more eminent degree the quail
tiles at 4 Dstsctirs. l; NAY, therefore
Be believed tina, if anything affecting the
welfare Of the publ, required vigilant at
tentioo. Mr.. Riddle was the nain nan sol
the work.
He was long an setive politician. aDd
always decided for liberty and justice. Il
need not. therefore. be added that he va.
attached to the Free Soil party in theil
dsy, and to that Of the Republican. a,
sssinSs OpPrsssio0- Usually his discuss
ions ofsaeA pablo questions were ssrnez
IS, isassd. everything be did vas dO0s
earnestly. When party spirit ran high
he was not without his political enemies
bat in al those controversies the words q
the poet were emphasiely true Of him -
''Sea< mere repeats deed Il barn,
And aoa< srgire vita nosasr FEsds-''
AID we wcad venture to saw. that ever
one Of his political oppooents woaa eca
eur u this
81 AZ early day after taking ~ his res
iassee. here, he GOT the eoa6lenee Of h.
people. This. 10 psueess Of time. ripenes
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