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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-04-26
XAKLES G. UJUUE,
"a I,an,ille Comfy Insurance Agency.

<3z=sE& Lan)iile County insurance Agency,
"a Morrissville, Vt.
II 8H In Powers e Glled's Block. Insurance
I58=36 to any an sun in the best and most reliable
ma Mutual Companies, and Mt tho lowest
Fl Farmers insure in the Farmers Mutual.
[.fl< ST Ii surin village dwellings farm property
&01 }llers risks fom Is TO 80 per cent. less than
IH@E other Company. This Company pays for all
161@ 81 Manage by lightning. have the Agency
3HI I|st Of expiring Policies In Lamoille County
Hf 81 Valley in Orleans County, Hardwick
~ W5serbury. No policy will he allowed so ex.
XI4 @<thout the assured having timely notice, All
@td1Nn1{e stious. whether by mail or other rise
<E11 ~ rrompSr tended to. tf
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ground.
Well, there, sure enough, in a saPling
birch tree,
Sat some beautiful birds, in number just
three.
An excellent chance, any hunter would
say,
So | brought up my rife, aud fired away.
You may judge my surprise when | look
ed for my bird;
There she sat, in the tree not feather
had stirred.
| fred aud loaded, and loaded aud fired,
With no better success, until heartily
tired.
Some devil is in it, l said, for this gun
Is as true to its aim as the rays of the
sun
A thought struck me then, and I put it
in force
| bent up a shilling | had in my purse ;
Put it into my gun, and says l, now, my
dame,
Well see who is mistress, SWELL see who
is game
| fired such laundering you never have
heard
Such screaming sure never yet came fron
bird
l camped without supper, be sure, OIL
that night;
Slept sound, and awoke at the dawninl
of light.
The deer l had followed [ soon fouuc
and shot,
And my breakfast of venison was sool
smoking hot.
Since that time | have not been troubled
at all
To bring down my game with a goo'
leaden ball.
But Old Mother Simson, down under tn
hill,
Was taken that evening most shocking
i'll.
Twas said she had fallen and broken al
arm:
But l know very well | had broken tn
charm
She had practiced on me, (she had den
it before,)
And shilling was cheap to rub out tn
old score
He suddenly paused, and raised to hi
lip
The foaming brown mug,-took long
steady sip;
Sat it down, and looked thoughtful,-hi
eyes downward cast,
As if he were busy with thoughts of tn
past.
Soon his cheek flushed with pleasure, an
warming again,
His tongue seemed to move in a livelie
strain:
II had been on hunt" said he,
In the old woods of Chateaugay.
The day was sultry; not a breeze
To stir the leaves upon the trees.
For hours followed on a trail,
Through tangled brush, and swamp
swale,
An animal, but what the kind
AS yet | had not quite diyined;
Its footprints on the marshy land
Were broader than my outspread hanc
I'd seen some smaller game at large,
But none to tempt the hunters charge !
For, in pursuit of deer or bear, t
The guns report would tend to scare
The nobler game-drive them away,
And waste the labors of day.
Twas growing late and in the west
The sun was sinking to his rest,
Where on the far horizons rim
A cloud was stretching, black aud gri
Low, muttering thunder, from afar,
Portended elemental war.
And, wearied with the days's long tram
| sought place to build my camp,
| crossed stream, that might reach
The shelter of sturdy beech, ia
y I'd seen the oak oft cleft in twain,
: And rent the hemlock's spiral grain;
The pine that scars SO high and proud
Invites the lightning from the cloud.
The beech tree, with its smooth, gree
bark,
Alone repels the electric spark
For well | knew, ere. morning came.
The black ming sky would be aaames
With bark to shelter overhead,
And boughs beneath, to serve as bed,
With cones, and knots of rcsinous pine
| Amid the dark'ning gloom to shine,
To cheer the night, and keep at bay
& The wild, fcrocious beasts of prey, 45
My scanty meal with haste | made,
4 And on the hemlock boughs ! laid M
My weary limbs; slept sweet and SOU soun
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-04-26
Miscellaneous.
i jKsMITHING,

n HEf2&kSMITHINU.
T6o Subscriber having purchased the shop,
too11 md good will of the Establishment lately own
ID by Hcnry j Liley, is prepared to do all kinds
81 u1rk In his line. promptly to the satisfaction Of
fia 1otfon:, and at reasonable rates Of charge-re
x@e6ff1lly solicits the public patronage. N. b.
11E{iGulnr attention given to horseshoeing.
s Xz5[8 Park NOV. cd, Il S69. PAyRIcK McELHoY.
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200 DOZEN MILK PANS,

H
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Ruafness ards.
hotels.

>snRTH wOLCOTT HOUSE, North Wolcott,
N n. BoYNroN, Proprietor.
ne house is located near the celebrated LaSil
u.inp and is a convenient home for those seeking
keath giving water. foSl
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-04-26
NEW BLACKSlITH-sHoP
VIII AN OLD BLACKSMITH

AsI can no longer rent the shop where ! have
done business during past ycars, have removed
my place Of buiiness 70 a new shop few rods Tar
theT north on tho samc street, and with new tools,
Bcw prices aud lesst Xpenscs, believe can satisfy
all that will favor me with work. Farmers pro.
duce taken in exchange for work. At ruling prices.
JOSEPH GAUTH1ER.
Hyde Park, Nov. S, 1852. 5lu
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-06
A GERMAN VIEW OF THE TREATY OF WASH
INGTON.

Earl Russclfs motion on the treaty with the
United states has been extensively criticised In letters
by Karl Blind, which have the round Of the Ger
man press. The statesman Says the writer who showed
his ympah by with the Stakeholder League 10y declaring
that he North fought for empire, the South for ndepend
ence" and who further pretended that nothing worse
could happen TO the progress mankind nothing worse for
the black itself than the ujugatOn OF the south by
the North that statesman might surely have reiraned
after tremendous overflow Of his policy and his pre-
dictions from LAYING down the law question of IN
ternational relations. Earl Eusses argument that the
"a precedent by GERMANY in the matter OF the
export OF arms Karl Blind regards as utterly mappli
cable The escape Of the Alabama, winked at by the
Government OF which Earl Russell was a member, can
not but considered infrin gcnent ON the law OF
nations The export of arms no such Infringement
but simply a want OF consideration for so Old and so
good an ally Germany has always been for England
The United States did the as England, untl the
mass meetings of Germans in America induced PlesldeM
Grant issue decree fOrbidding the export EnGaId
might have issued similar order even as she did some
time ago favor of Denmark. she chose another line
OF conduct; and Germans indignant al IT, But
England nevertheless" committed thereby no bTcach or
the OF nations and Earl Russell had better not paint
the devil of a complication on the wall IN con
clusion Karl Blind shows that the treaty with America
is in the interest OF England herself ana mat II the
recent doubts maritime law had continued, England
would have been In danger of suffering herself from the
confusion Of the principles Of naval warfare, ana o me
practices Of piracy, 10 which confusion me uhscttIed
state OF the Alabama question naturally tended.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-06
DISCUSSING THE BALLOT IN THE HOUSE OF
COMMONS

In the British House Of Commons on the 23d
of June Mr. j. LOwher seconded by Mr. Downing, moved
an Instruction the Committee to provide for the re-
distribution of the seats vacant through the dSfra
chsement of the Boroughs of Beverley, BIidgwater
CasheI and Sligo Mr. Gladstone opposed the notion
ON the ground that this not suitable or aplropldc
occasion for dealing with the question and lncldenIa
remarked that not only the redistribution oi seats Dut
the great question of the franchise might advantage
otsly receive at early period further attention Iis
intiInatiOn drew from Mr.. DiSraei immediate eXci
nation Of alarm. What he said the counti! 10 nave
no restl Surely the experience OF this session. when
was be gun with so muc ambition, had proceeded WIN
so much discontinue and would probably end WIN dls
aster II grace should have induced the gentleman
10 be a little reserved about his projects. fcf
haps those expressions were intended a. SORT
of dram to the Tagging energies OF the
Liberal party but dram drinking was DANGEROUS pro
ceediug. and it sometimes occurred that when very
violent stmuant taken, the result CONDITION
OF Increased depression. The First Minister had con
rved in the exuberance Of his energy TO array almost
every class in the country against the Government 10
make very considerable portion Of the people OF lhs
country alarmed and terrified lest they were about IN
turn 10 he attacked. That further important changes
should now be announced, especially at time when
questions concerning the redistribution OF power ana
tine form government rife was obviously
unWise Mr.. Gladstone discaimed the Interpretation
mt upOn his words, which Lord j. Manners contended
was fully Justified by the OF his argument MT
Hardy also insisted that "A shudder went through hls
side of The House when the First Minister referred 10
his projects division, the instruction was rejected
"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-06
TEI.EGRAPHIC NOTES.

The Belgium Senate has adopted la" pro-
hhuag gambling al Spa
The reconciliation between the Amer oi va
hul and Yakoob due th neTosson Of ' '
Of -
The balloon Monarch Of the All W W." qSas.sTv
,rd nom Boston On TUESDAY landed An hour aief~ au "
u miles distant. ,
ON Tuesday night four burgilXl 1 va ~ 49,,
house 70 Loudoa, Eng AZ which Judge poNN"s "
ng The Judge frightened them o. -, - =.
Edward s. Gamble driver OF mai, WAGON IN IN
phi.Jelnb has bssn held 70 hail e ioD'ns - 800 ~ ~ -
wa, drshi when arrested anu s e' "e' 'u" Vi DE I'"
an At his home =.
IT, Associated Press brings no continuation
w i ,r.trrlsy other that toIsion OF
b canal hal given .Ao mat 'te N'les "a" l'''' 70"
eoal imres ueow ~ e =,
a., occnrred yesterday, In Lyons stables, IN
an ~, ss . u Which were burned . orsls no
Albany .sro.s thai Of Fonda GfosbccA Wa o,sd 4nots
~ Denus SaNsn has ecu ARRESTED ca Suspicion o. b1s "o
,shss L,on Oss is about Tf,'V%
The supreme Court of Wyoming convened 40
YESTERDAY PrrsrutCh ef Jltfe H. Hove and Asaes 20
ises kBgmsn fshe. Several impotsn es VII ~ .
IN MlIo the r,ceu, appointed Marshal OF Wys1G sn -
cheyenne I wsei but uIp,d ls' On IseaJ' fe's's
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-06
WASHINGTON.
THE TREATY OF WASHINGTON.
IT'S RATIFICATION OFFICIALLY PRoMULGArE

ITS RATIFICATION OFFICIALLY PROMULGATED
WASHINGTON, June 5.-The proclamation Oh
the Treaty of Washington dated yesterday, commences
az follows
THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED sTArBs OF AhhhicA-
A PROCLAMATION.
Whereas Treaty between the United states OF Amer
lea and Her Majesty the Queen OF the United Kingdom
OF Great Britain and Ireland concerning the settlement
OF all cases OF difference between the two countries was
concluded and signed at Washington by the High Com
issoners and plenpotentaries Of the respective Gov
ernents on the 9Th OF May last which treaty is word for
word as follows;
Here follows the Treaty, and the proclamation thus
concludes
nd hereas The said Treaty has been duly ratihed on
both parts and the respective rafcatons OF the same
were exchanged the City OF London on the nth day OF
June 1871 by Robert c. schenck, Envoy Extraordinary
and Minister Plenipotentiary Of the United States and
Earl Granville Her Maestys principal Secretary OF
state for Foreign Affairs the part Of their respective
Governments
Now therefore be it known that ], Ulysses B. Grant,
President Of the United States OF America have caused
the said Treaty 10 be public to the end that the
same and every clause and article thereof may he CD
served and fulfilled with good faith by the United states
and the citizens thereof.
In witness whereof have hereunto lset my mana ana
caused the seal OF the United Statef TO be affixed.
Done City Washington this fourth day Of July IN the year Of
our Lord eight hundred and seyeno and The In
drpebdence OF the United the ninety-HIth.
u. g. GRANT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-06
VOL. XXXI.....No' 9, &3S,
FOREIGN News
FPAME.

FRAHUB. immune
,.rpsr elastic arICs or THE ~ IN PEFss-
or TIE AsSEysLY-TONnn ,.11Fn IN PARIS.
niA1-N"i ~ Ii p,pts wednesday, July . ISL
uiecation of the Members OF
~ 90 N ON Sunday Is rs follows 90 'Ol
tne NSN' n'y 80 Lecitimists, orleanistS' an"
- 20 victor Hugo received only ''N' No'0S a. q"
'S'iai I'm Paris for the Assembly Ihe el'cuou'
"rreased the majority Of the supporters %
49, rhiers in the Assembly by fully 100.
% To,,nol DIS Dtbats saws the election details are
favorable to the Bordeaux programme in' '''''' -
-. one for the Republicans, who owe their success I"
- sisio, Of their opponents but for order ana peace
1, Psrubucaus are however, juOilant over theH sue
cess. ,o,,red
The Siele Gays the Bonapartsts have been
Nv ne results Of the election, and the bcsItlnlSS no
resumed TIE position of a small minoli'!' l"' 49, 49,,
pisrn between the cities and country has
AID the true France appears eo,ory
Apermanen; camp will soon he established a' o''U
replacing the Camp Of ChdIohS' IL"
meets here on the 10th. - ,r.o.,,,,s
Connt palkao publishes denial Of Gen. Trochus
charges relative % the course pursued ny ln' 'o""'
the attn Of September and rccites detai' OF nv '
Of the tine claiming that lie acIed properly !" '
spects. -,., .od,, as a
Mnirary rule viii probably be abo4iSn'u ,,, W.
rr,Inde 20 the removal OF the Governments Ho' W.
ealllos, $780, -.t.,o - ,.,i,,s+ =, or.
The clo,1, prosqeale has bitter article against Ger
-, Inc. 1--WE shall not forget our disasters until
Tho rs crows high the graves OF the SIAM ana
mt lnd of iomen the Prussidn eagle ceases u hoN'I
go, Eastern France We have discovered the secret oil
ctorv-reyeuce let the Germans cease to tender the
nand If friendship when stretch our arms toward
C.y,nauv let her trcmbe; because 1t Will be to strike
those who taught rs fate
The Gatfie de France prOnounces the Republican tri-
,pph a real misfortune for the country. Encouraged
nv tle,r success the Lett" viii become more daring
and more dangerous.
TIC L.Iert rcioces the victory, and urges the
new deputies to leave behind them all partisan feeling
Wien they enter the Chamber
Tie AreHir Liberal Bonapartist Journal awaits the
achievements OF daring innoyators, who hitherto mere
ertes are now masters of the field, and believes they
Will not be held excUsa0e by their supporters they do
Dot Guido their predecessors, against whom they were
90 ptoes.
The Assembly has passed the hin requiring the de
post Of caut.on-money by the Press.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-06
SECRET CORRESPONDENCE OF THE COM
MIINlSTS,
pcrt. fJua> 22) Correspondence Of tn, london Tia>s
| curious document has been found by the

TTTtsTJ
4 curious document has been found by the
noee addressed Dclescluze TO the following eject
VERSAILLES l5thny desr DelesciaIe-Our cause lost E.1
he "Wednesday Thursday. Offer refuge
T Ver.,-2 Rue Notre Dame bI The door Of e giten
1 door 10 the upon the Bouleyd du R5 after the Roe Dupes
- =" @'' 49, -f E,,r your. L. b.
" A surt hand will MY letero Psus.'
Then comes a fragment Of an answer not worth re-
neatinp I'm Delescluzes handwriting In letter when
Vale WRITES 10 Vessiner the following passage
nv agrent With Deeue and Custt intend - pro
the siop0n radical ernbe
rIes n not an ebd reaction PERISH Pan perish farce
Ion be he saved know you feroht onsp
1sn G mind TOO doubt Of your sppr0ng vote
!. now CERTAIN that al the time Cuseret was ooncoc
i,, bese radical measresv he hagglng Win the
G6vernment over price which he 10 teceNe for
delivering over Paris and his colleagues 10 the rea,
tion and thus abandoning humanity" 10 its fate u
il to this friendly and commercial spirit that he owes
his safety Pyat probably owes his To L. BIS timely
hint. 6e poor Delescluze the only honest IN the
trumyra:e atuck " buusnjty TO the last aud ded ior
10 On baIIieade
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-06

have been made: Darius r. stedmaD, 31st District
NewYork; John Sanders and Robert Benwlck, 18th
District, New-York
George X Tncke Of this Territory has been appointed
Chief Clerk of the Quarteraser Generals ONCE under
the recent act OF Congress creating the once OF Chlet
Clerk OF that Bureau
During the thunderstorm on Monday afternoon the
wire and electric Instruments Of the naval observatory
were much damaged and during the thunder storm yes
terday afternoon a aborcr was instantly killed by
lightning near Georgetown, and youth in Washington
seriously II not fatally injured Several other persons
In this city were stunned by the lightning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-06
MEXICO.
THE ELECTIoNs-THE RESULT so PAR Favor
ABLE TO JUAREZ.

MEXICO. June p, via MATAMoROs, June 30
The urinary elections on the 25th favorable to
President Juarez in the city of Mexico, Queretaro,
Pachuca JaliscO, Orizaba and Touca. In GuanDuato'
PueEa and Vera Cruz the result is probably divided be-
tween Daz and Juarez. The revolutionists are dis
Quoted Lerdo has been completely defeated. There
was no disturbance any Of the above States In TINS
capital the reelection Of Juarez is almost unanimous
The police and soldiers very watchfu and all NOISY
persons are arrested.
Ills probable the general Congress will he called 4
meet in this capital the 25th Of July. The Presi
dental election will be decided in Congress The cleo
lions for members OF Congress take place July g.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-06
SPAN

A PROTEST AGAINST THE OCCUPATION Oh ROME.
MADRID. Tuesday, July 4, 1871.
The Cortes continues the discussion of the
Budget During the debates in the Cores Senior Nocedal
took occasion denounce bitter language King Victor
Emanuels occupation Of Rome. Senor oOzaga. III re-
ply protested against the expression of opinion on
the subject by the COrtes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-06
PORTO RICO.

THE ELECTIoNs-TRIUMPH OF THE RADICALS
PoRTo RICO, June 30, via HAVANA, July o.
The election Of Deputies 10 the Spanish Cores Is over
Tie Conservat Spanish party elected SAM the eGCap
taiuceneral Of the Island He was their candidate a
the capital The Radical party elected Il members, IN
some districts by immense majOrites.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-06
ITALY.

A PUBLIC BANQUET AT THE NEW CAPITAL.
ROME, Wednesday, July 3, 1871.
At banquet last night, Signor Nisconh
made speech in the Of which he declared that
the conduct Of the Romans during the visit Of the King
justified the transfer Of the capital, and proved that
Rome was profoundly attached TO the dynasty. King
Victor Emanuel has returned TO Florence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-06
GkEAT BRITAIN.

TIE BALLOT BILL-TIREATENING STATE OF
THE LABOR QUESTION-STRIKES IN WALES
AND IN THE NORTH-DEATH OF GEORGE
GROTE, THE HISTORIAN-THE TICHBORNE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-06
A QUIET cELEBRATION IN MORMONDOM.

SALT LAKE, July 4.-Ihere were TWO uehOH-
STATIONS to-day in honor of the nations birthday The
City Council programme included procession OF 5000
Mormon merchants, tradesmen and school children ana
their conservative ente friends, who marched To the
new tabernacle and listened to addresses Two e0npa-
MES of United soldiers IN the city 20 pre-
yent parade of the Mormon militia The liberal en-
zens preceded by o. g. officers, had parade ana list
ened TO addresses In the Reform Institute
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-06
GENERAL. WASHINGTON TOPICS.

GENERAL WASHINGTON TOPICS.
THE CIVIL SERVICE COMMIssION-INrERPRETA
TONS OF THE LAW UNDER WHICH 1T WAS
APPOINTED-MAIL SERVICE IN TIE SOUTH
THE BANKERS AND The NEW GOLD CERfl-
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fP.AvJB. ..u,.,,e
LATEST CIAssITIC.rCs or THE or N- .rI,F PREss-
or the AssEysLr-roSNaho , -. IN PARIS.
MILITARY RI-LE TO 81 N, -, In,v ,. 1871.
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