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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-03-13
MONT DIVIsIoS
PORTLAND & OGDEySRrp,

/ We use upon capitalist. and all b.vi,..
t invest the most careful investigate, =.
securities, relieving them to eomblp. v,,.
and profit than any Railroad Bond p,,t,',
kei. The Portland and Ogdeusburyb R,iI,.,-
viii be the shortest route by more than a.,
from the Lake 10 the Atlantic.
The Road will have local bushes. epou.,.
all It's running expenses and 10 insure IN. =.
and regular payment Of Interest on II. small,
ed debt. twill be the greatest plea,ur. a..
fare In the Eastern States, uniting by m. a.
route Saratoga and Lakes George and Chm,
with the White Mountains, Lakes Mempbr,r,'
sud Willoushby, Mount Mansfield and tbss.lg
ed mineral springs Of Northern Vermont
The Roard Is under the manage ment O, y,
the most experienced, successful and widelyI,
business men IN the country, who will insist !,
the closest economy and honesty In the adBbo
ton Of its affairs.
The managers Of the Road have tbsmselv.,
vested largely In its capital stock, the cash ,
scrlptons being nearly sufficient to eompl.s
Road ready for the iron, (thus showing Their,
Of the importance and value of tbh
terprise.) For convenience Of investors tbs h,
coupon or registered), are Of the following ds,-
nations:
5000, $500 snd 500,
md the interest, six per cent, gold, is payablsw
in Boston on the LIST ay Mand the lqy
'ember. These Bonds are offered, until further,
ice, at 30, and accrued interest in currency.
For further neutrality-suspicious. maps
apply to
b. T. FAIRBANKS & CO.,
, st. Johnsbury, Werner.
FAIRBANKS 4 co.
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on. LUKE P. POLAND, st. Johnsbury, VI.
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President LIST National Bank, Boston. Ma
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lCHARDS0N, HILL & CO.,
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And all leading Banks and Brokers. IS
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-03-13

Terms.-C. 0. d. No credit beyond
first child the motto beirg: "Pay up, or
dry up" Husbands who desire to trans
NIT their names to posterity will please
notice and take new start.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-03-13
L. B. MERRIAM,
Chas. p. Foote's (Ninor,) Estate.

State of Veromont, Lamoile District, SIS. In
Probate Court held in johnson, in and
for said district on the 18th day of Feb. 1879
oharlotte L; foote, GUAR ian Of CharlcsP P. Foote
MINOR residing In Cambridge, In said district
makes application to said Court for license to sci
tne hiow,ng described real estate OF her sad wn I'd
10 Wit All the real estate In said CAMBRIDGE ~
whlch the said minor has any title, representa-
~. .hat tne safe thereof for the purpose Of putting
the proceeds of such sale Mt interest or In
said ward, ~ 'o"ehoi"t 10
Whereupon. is ordered by said Court. TINT said
account and application he referred to session y,
sald Court to be held at the Probate ONCE In said
johnson, on the 18th day Of March A. ID. 1872 Gnr
hearing and decision thereon " - ior
Ana u is further ordered, that notice hereof ho
tVen 10 NJ persons interested, By publication ~
NE same three week successfully in the Lamoii 10
vos ~ newspaper published at Hyde Park
previous 70 SAID time appointed for hearing tbai
eney may appear at said time and place and sbm,s
,'use, u any they may have, why said acconn,
ioho By the Court Attest.
3. 3. PIKE, Register.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-03-13
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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-03-13
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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-10-09
VIRGINIA NEWS.

The Southwest Virginia Agricultural
Socicty's Fair opened to-day at Wytheville.
Mr.. Greeley has given conditional
promise to attend the Lynchbnrg fair and
deliver an address.
james Gowens, colored, shot and in
stantly killed VIM. Thompson, also color
ed, in self-defense, three miles from Staun-
ton, on Thursday last. Gowens was ar
rested, and, after an investigation into the
circumstances of the case, discharged.
Hon. Alex. II. II. Stuart has written
lengthy letter, reviewing the "Liberap
movement, and showing why Horace
Greeley has strong and popular claim to
the favor and confidence of the people of
Virginia. Anything to beat Grant.
The Lexington Citizen mentions bee
hive having taken possession of the spire
of the Presbyterian church in Lexington,
and concludes that they are rather g High
Church" in their notions. Says the Citizen:
q" How things get changed in this world
The gilded ball on top ofethe spire was, it
is said, once whiskey still and then con-
yerted into church ornament now it is
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IN DIAN a.,

indianapolis, Oct. 9.-The election re.
turns are still very meagre. Eel River
township, Hendricks county, Republican
majority II; a gain of 5. Third ward, New
Albany, Democratic majority 1874; gain "a.
Grant township. Newton county, Demo.
cratic majority 81; gain 50. Harrison town.
ship, Fayette county, Republican majority
81; gain 10. Clark, Montgomery county.
Republican majority so; Democratic gain
2s. Five townships in White county. Re.
publican gain so. Washington, Tippecanoe
county, Republican majority s: gain %.
Prairie, Benton county, Republican major
lty 4; Democratic gain Ia. Gregg, Morgan
county. Republican majority 81 gain l6.
Perry, Clinton county, Democratic maiori-
ty 8; gain /. Worth, Boone county. Dem,
maj. lSS gain 40. Carpenter, Jasper cour.
ty, Republican maj. lO5; gain 23. R,chland
Monroe county, Republican majority 1877,
gain 43; Pike, Warren county, Republican
majority ITO, Democratic gain Z; Newcas-
tie, Fulton county, Democratic majority
l09, loss u; Jackson, Hamilton county.
Republican majority So, loss Q; Decatur.
Marion county, Republican gain 10; Green
Marshall county, Democratic majority Is.
loss l6; Vernon, Hancock county, Demo.
cratic majority SO, gain %; Laurel, Frank
lin county, Democratic majority, 50, loss
IL; Lancaster, Jefferson county, Demo-
cratic majority so, loss 8.
In Al townships in % counties, the net
Republican gain on the vote of 1870 is
,O72.
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LOCAL PoLITICs.-Our Greeley friends
have "grand mass meeting" advertised
to take place at Old Market tonight. A
Greeley and Brown flag is to be raised, and
Hon. John B. Baldwin, Hon. T. S. Flour
noy, Judge Ould, Judge Crump, Colonel
Joseph Mayo, Mayor Kelley, and Mr.. VIM.
5. Gilman are announced to speak. We
hope our much-defeated friends will have
heart to carry out their programme, notwith-
standing the little dscouragements furnish
ed by the great States which voted yester.
day.
The statement going the rounds of the
Greeley press of the State that the head
quarters of the Republican party of Vir-
ginia have been removed from Richmond to
Alexandria, is. of course, erroneous. The
headquarters of the State Committee are
located, as they have been throughout the
campaign, and will remain until its close,
in this city. Republicans of the Eighth
District have established their headquarters
in the Marshall House, Alexandra.
The Republicans Of Madison and Jackson
wards are again reminded of the important
meetings to be held in those wards tonight.
In Madison ward the meeting will be held
at Hams Hall, and in Jackson at Rev.
John Jasper's church. Rally, talk over
the good news, and work with still greater
vigor for success all over the land in No.
vember.
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A Rom ance of the War.

from the New York Times, 9Th instant
An incident lately occurred at 1'ffin, Ohio,
springing out of the war, which has caused
much talk and admiration there. AS an
evidence of gratitude for signal service
De formed, gratitude not affected by time,
but cherished in silence for years until the
opportunity came to express it, in act as
we'll as words, the case is interesting and
exemplary. 1t appears that before the war
Titfin and its neighborhood had an itinerant
preacher named Downey. On the outbreak
of hostilities this man, a resolute Union
list, enterted voluntary regiment as Cap
tain. When the government determined
on employing negro troops Downey became
Colonel of colored regiment.
During the campaign in Tennessee this
reg;ment CHANGED to be encamped upon the
estate of Col. Washington near Nashville.
Exasperated by some cause not related,
the troops became insubordinate during
their Colonel's absence. A number of
them invaded Col. Washington's grounds,
and burst into and pillaged his house. Re-
monstrated with by the owner they be-
came exasperated, seized and bound him,
and were on the point of putting him to
death. Colonel Downey arrived at the
LID rn;th Jr;nL ana raro wora ohpnt ~
s Tmo y" Wosh;na,a o thronoh Tho bsar y
WITH W;thnrt an ;pstant,s hesitation Downav
r,shaI batmoar than and of tho ;,nnn;nent
nar;i Of b;s own l;fs saved that Of Tolnnei
w. Wash;.,to o Thai,ttar n,ofnn,dln ,nnvoS
wo a, avn seed L;s ohi;oations and mo-
ro;sad laval r. forget them, "''>' p'0
Win tb;s bowevcr the matter rested
and amid many succeeding scenes Of wild
exc;t a Downev dismissed the sub.
loot from b;s mind He remained in the
Natl National service until the close Of the war
and then retnrn;np home settled down to
= nu;et domestic li5e. Within n short time
he e died leaving his wife and children in
otr,;tansd c;rcTn,stoncac NIrs Doyrou
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PENNSYLVANIA,

Ne,o York. October 9.-The special dis
patches received in this city indicate the
majority for Hartranft at from $4,000 to
$4,000. The results were awaited here
with great interest. Last evening crowds
assembled at the political headquarters and
hotels to hear the returns. AS the dis
patches came in cheers were given by the
adherents of the opposing parties. The
titth'avenue hotel was thronged with poll
ticlans who received kilograms until very
late hour.
The Tribune this morning says: "We
have been cheated out of Pennsylvania.
We have made great gains in Ohio, bus not
enough to carry the State, and we have
nothing discouraglng from Indiana"
Philadelphia, October 8. - The Congress
sional delegation in this State will embrace
eighteen Republicans and nine Democrats.
In the last Congress the delegation stood
thirteen Republicans to eleven Democrats.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY,"
The State Agricultural Society held meet
ing in this city yesterday afternoon. Pres.
ident Harvie, and Messrs. Haxall, Drewry
Walker, Knight, Lee, Burke, Rufiin, and
Jones, were present. The following reso-
lutions were adopted:
Resolred, That the account of Z. G.
Leigh, Secretary and Treasurer, be referred
to a committee, consisting of Messrs.
knight and Rufiin; that they examine,
state and settle the same to the end of the
fiscal year, closing with the 30th Of Sep
TENDER.
Resolved, That the Secretary, under d.
rection of the President, employ such cler-
ical aid as may be necessary in anticipation
of and upon occasion of the Fair.
Resoired, That the Chief Marshal be au-
thorized to employ band of music by the
day, to be continued at his discretion during
the Fair.
Resolped, That the Chief Marshal pro-
cure and provide suitable room for the
general meeting Of the Society.
ReSolped, That the rates of admission
governing the last Fair be adopted for the
approaching one.
Resolved, That the President appoint
three aids to receive and extend the cour-
tesies of the Society to distinguished guests
present.
Resolced, That the President be author
lied to appoint committees of reception
and such other committees as may not have
been provided for.
A communication was received from Sig
nal office at Washington requesting the
appointment Of a committee to cooperate,
through correspondence and conference,
with said office. The following committee
was appointed: Messrs. Ruffin, Knight and
Walker.
Resolced, That committee be appointed
to examine and report upon Ditching
Machine" and, if in their judgment worthy
of it, a diploma or medel be awarded.
Committee-James B. Jones, Colonel Nor
mand Smith, Joseph Rennie, j. B. Har-
vie, Jr.
Resolued, That the stalls, pens and
stables, will be allotted in the order of appli-
cation and if not occupied by Tuesday,
nine O'Clock, that they be forfeited.
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Financial.
CLEANINCS.

The dry goods store of J. w. Frisbie,
at Detroit, Mich, has been burned. Loss
$50, 900; insurance 5000.
The drug mills, Nos. s, 8, and 7, Gar
geant's wharf, Boston, were burned yes
terday. Loss nearly SAC. 900: fully IA
sured.
Mayor Alvord, of San Francisco, de-
clines the nomination for Congress because
he esteems it his first duty to fulfill his obi
cations to the people in his present posi-
ton.
"A Boston special says that Rev. Geo.
F.. Haskins, an eminent Roman Catholic
priest, and founder of the House of the
Angel Guardian, IN Roxbury, died in tlkat
city Sunday morning.
-Front-street Theatre, Baltimore, was
struck by lightning during the storm yes
terday afternoon. The cupola of the build
ing was knocked into cooked hat" and
the actors. who were engaged in rehearsal
of the French Spy" at the time, pretty
badly scared.
The steamer Zodiac, from Morehead
city, N. c., for New York. ran into and
sunk the schooner VIM. Wallace, of Great
Egg Harbor, off Delaware bay, Saturday
night. The crew were picked up by
passing schooner and taken to Lewis, Della
ware.
Mayor Medill, of Chicago. having
studied human nature, is of the opinion
that drinking whisky on Sunday cannot
be suppressed. Appetite and cupidIty, OPP
posed to small police force, invariably
prove too formidable for the yigi q 1t gen
tlemen of the club and star.
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evening State ga,srnaI.
I'd. Edition
THE LATEST NEWS.

Our dispatches indicate that the Repub-
leans have carried all the States voting
yesterday by handsome majorities-much
larger in Pennsylvania than we had hoped
for. Indiana is claimed by the Republic
cans by about 1000 majority. From this
State we have the gratifying intelligence
that Daniel W. Voorhees, is defeated in
the Sixth district, and William E. Niblack
in the First. In 1870 Mr.. voorhees, car
red his district by l,425 majority, and
Mr.. Niblack was elected by $3.50 MAORI
ty, showing Republican gain, if our news
is correct, of over 1875 votes in these
two districts alone. Ohio has probably
given us 900 majority.
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FASHIONABLE WEDDING.-The Third
Presbyterian church was crowded last night
with the beauty and fashion of our city to
witness the nuptials of Mr.. Manfred Call,
of Maine, and Miss Bette Watt, daughter Of
George Watt, Esq, of this city. The cere-
monies were performed by Rev. Thomas
Hooper, assisted by Rev. G. II. Read, D.
D. The bride was attred in beautiful
eream-colored silk, with white silk waist.
She wore cluni. lace veil, trimmed with
grange blossoms. The groom was attired in
handsome suit OF black. The happy pair
left the city on the $40 train on an extern
sive bridal tour to the North. The groom
was the recipient of avery valuable and
convenient present from his father.
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DOG FINEs.--The fines imposed during
the present month for keeping unlicensed
dogs promises to exceed in the aggregate
those OF last month, if the present activity
Is kept up. Numerous parties were before
the Police court this morning, nearly all of
whom were fined So each. Some of the
victims protested utter ignorance of the
law upon the subject. Had they been in
vesting a few dollars annually for newspa-
pers, they would in all probability have
known all about the dog law, as well as
other matters of vital interest. Ignorance
may be bliss, but 1t amt at all economical,
especially when there is dog law in force.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN THE
COUNTIES OF WESTMORELAND AND
HANOVER. VA.
In compliance with a decree OF the United
States District Court for the Eastern District OF
Virginia. of date August "a, 1872 In the mat ter
of Willoughby Newton, bankrupt, I shall offer
for sale at public auction in front of the United
states courthouse in the city of Richmond on
TUESDAY. THE 18TH DAY OF OCTOBER,
1872, at u o'clock M, the following valuable
TRACT NO.
Cabin Point farm, situated In the county of
Westmoreland, and containing eight hundred
und sixty $500 acres.
TRACT NO 3.
Black Ground" farm, in same county, con.
tanning about four hundred 400 acres
TRACT NOS.
"Roseville' farm, In same county, contain,
Ing about one hundred and seventy Q7o) acres
TRACT NO. 4.
"Pea Hill farm In the same county. contain.
ing about seventeen az acres.
TRACT NO. s.
"Weetwood' farm, situated in the county of
Hanover, containing five hundred and sixty 1850,
acres
These farms are very productive and are con-
sidered the most valuable n the State The
owner the Hon. Willougby Newton being culs,
sidered one of our best farmers. These LANDS
are we'll worthy Of the attention of capitalists
desiring to invest In lands in the eastern NORTON
of the state, and will be sold free from liens and
encumbrances and also without wife'e right OF
dover.
TERMS-Onefourth cash balance on credit
OF six, twelve and eighteen months. The ppf-
chaser to give negotiable notes interest added at
the rate of six per cent. and the title to he rs.
tanned until tn" whele of the purchase ms,sey
is paid. RO nj MAYO,
eeIo-2awtd Assjenees
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A sSIGNEE's SALE
IA OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND.

BY virtue of an order of The District Court al
the United States for the Eastern Di- trlct of VIZ
ginia, bearing date of April sth 1872, we shall,
as assignees of j p. Kavenaugh, bankrupt ID
at public auction, in fronr of the United Statee
Court House, in Richmond, on the 25th DAY Or
OCTOBER, 1872, one moiey of HOUSE, ana
LOT lately belonging TO said bankrupt on Gre
gon Hill, in said city, free from all liens and a.
cumbrances.
TERMS-One third cash balance on a credit
or six and twelve months Secured notes bear
Ing interest from date, will be required faE -
deferred payments, and the title TO be rstaintSf
by the assignees until the purchase money IL fuk
ly paid. r. M. VIM PAGE
Abingdon, Va, Sept 20, 1872. Assignees.
oc l-2aw3w
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The Campaign In the First District.
GLOUCESTER G. H., October 7.

To the Editor Of State Journal!
The Congressional candidates in this, the
First district, Messrs, Sener and Braxton,
met here to-day in joint discussion. Glou-
cester is hard county for Republicanism,
and yet | am satisfied that the calm, clear
and forcible arguments of Mr.. Sener did
good even here, as the vote in November
will show.
l was particularly struck with the
courtesy exhibited by both gentlemen in
the discussion, and also by the intelligence
and size of the audience, and the marked
attention paid both speakers. Mr.. Sener,
acquitted himself most acceptably to his
friends, and received the commentator of
his political opponents.
A REPUBLICAN.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

Washington, October o. Special dis
patches are discouraging to the Liberals.
Ohio has certainly, and Indiana probably,
gone against them. The wires are crowd
ed with details bearing upon the general
result.
The Congressional gains and losses are {:
Ohio, Hamilton county, Liberals gain two;
Indian, Niblack and Voorhees,, defeated.
Little attention has been paid to Congress-
men,
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OHIO.

Cincinnati, October 9.-Returns from all
but one precinct in the First district are in,
saylor (Dem.) has 1914 majority over Eg-
geston, for short term. In the same dis
trict, Dodd (Dem.) has 1887 majority over
Taft.
In the Second district all but two pre-
cincts heard from. Banning (Liberal) has
l,490 majority over Hays. Wiley dem.
and Liberal,) for Secretary of State, hiss
5.720 over Wikof. His majority will be
about $500 when all returns are IN.
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4455
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNI

4455
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNI.
l. TED STATES for the Eastern District of
Virginia.
In the matter of NJ. Luther Price, bank
rupt--in bankruptcy.
1872.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
Please take notice, that petition has been pre-
sented to the Hon. John @. Underwood, Judge Of
the said District Court, in Bankruptcy, by
Jacob Coin, assignee of the estate OF
said bankrupt, to sell the real estate belonging
to said bankrupt, free from all liens and eneum
ORANGES thereon.
This is to give notice to all persons interested,
that in terms of said petition an order has been
issued by the Judge aforesaid, for all persons
who may be interested in said estate, to appear
before Register w. w. Forbes, at his office in
the city of Richmond, on the 29th day of Octc-
ber 1872, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, and show cause,
II any they have, why such order should not
be granted
JACOB COIN,
oc 9-W2w Assignee.