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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-10-23

Tho conference COMMITTEES appointed at
the meeting OF the Il, hsli u Boston 70
cunfer with the trustees ami managers Of
rhe Vermont Cenr-ul have matte heir RI.
port. They lind JhaF lbou5 81. 900 O0a
OF the daatiug Iebt ought TO be CHARGED
20 construction account, amf shat the re-
maiuder--....s 000-arises from the fe-
ict in the leased Ozeusburu and Bafland
ruads. The committee ragari the AFTER
sum as N the nature Of bonus paid fur
securing facilities dest ned 10 become Al.
tlmately Of great advantage They Trims
therefore, that both branches Of tins 9oaf-
ny debt should he fGnticd Asuuact z
incorporation cannot De- obtained saan
enough to have the debt eapItIiizad 10 ad-
vantage. owing "a the prszure resting M
on the Trustees, it,s nmediata funding b..-
comes OF Fhe irsI Importance. Accounting
" a plan " recommended Of fundine IN
bonds. to be ISSUED by the Trustees. hav-
ug thirty years 10 run. at $ per- cent. in.
ferest, As provided for BY a decree Of the
Court Of Chaneery Of Vermont Owing
to the state of the money market. the
bonds VII De offered at uinetl Der cent
to be paid for in three nstallmeuts. Nav
Dec |. and Jan. l. The validity Of
he bonds and Of their mode Of di,pa,ag
has been certified to by the best legaI
The report was accepted, and seemed
o give general satisfaction. Several meu-
hers OF the Conference gave a practical
Of their recommendation by
ubscribirg literally for the new 5op,is
nd the subscription papers that we're NUT
circulation received many valuable SIR
atures. Those who ara best aualiied =
ltige are confident that If the tioatino ,leFt
promptly funded in thu manner urauos-
u she managers Of the rnad will at once
q put INTO a good condisiou for rem liziue
le resources Of their un'ioabfedly valua-
ie property, In the meantime the aue--
ON Of incorporation is under cSnsiiera-
on to Dc acted upon probably, before
he present session Of the Vermont Le,.,s-
Iture comes to close. q
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-10-23
For the y EwsBEAEEH.
Among the Mountains, No. 1.


From No Conway, N. H., the present
terminus of the eastern end or the 2 n
" d. T.. the meadows stretch Far awav
up and down the Saen. that tired with its
rapId descent thrangh the g1rzes CT the
1rst twenty miles. has sIIekened its bur-
red pace few miles above, aud passes
oy this lovely village at rate of speed
more becoming the lignity OF respect
anie river chat having spent Its inflney
and ehiishaod in bounding heedlessIv
along, begins to think seriously Of the
more sober duties Of life, aud to paw
some attentions q the lovely scenes thru'
when e psisses. As tho the novelty of
lie was past, and il had learned that Il
was not the only duty Of a river % BAH
aier aud hrawi, and leap from the height
above u III iepths below. Slowly. thro'
BANKS Ut greau. meath the bending trees,
sissed BY uoddiug lowers. gravely. seri-
lnslY. It looks from ia rueky bed. uuon
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-10-23

.. saplanczn 1israc. Convention.
a l1iuu lerl1lazn Cruuauriun - D.
ClIri lsa-z--s.l1al lisfEiat ~ Earuu1f. III
>. ~ IS iEzis Plrz ru flaEsiaF .lcfuhsrzslh
I-s-- IS = q -lasE. q - Dc Iuru.a-s II 1laz-
mating z.aIiiiafe o. lsurEzslrlEirs ID c1n-
-ss. g - sluuar-lsi By fhs lsuuh'iczn Flus-
Dsa q Or DislEirr. al tha .lasfiun. EIsziaT.
NCrczudeF IIh. l--- Asa b 1nuiuaraa an
fii1fr 60 Puu=iieural Elsrrar idr slii 0izflict
IL asHahIizlu Eai1Ia ~ rhis Cau-rr-ziauzl
lisfrlcf ~ llrItEi 10 - n rIzsaIei n Can
-eulinn y -hfir iele-lrs. Iu1l ne lzsis q
one .isss1 ~ .Fuu sieh cry AMI avn. I'D aae
nilifiaHal fe.elrE Or every luulirs-i ant every
dncriur n 1ue iludrei ARR -han FRY uarsz
80 &C. he aeuuhiiclu .1udi il1e Or Gursruar
a. Tie lzar s.ecfinu-
Ele D=le-zfes u -ie Csarsniion VII b. -has-
m a. urizaarT ue-riull la.issi By rie rrnuhiirzn
Counties q saeh CRY and Easu IN the iis-
trIef
Desegaiss Co t.Ir & zreHriau musr be- 1ruriia-i
Fith lrunsr srIsienTials. s-uui b. me ssulerl-
rip= rf slii uasfiu-s.
r. NJ azax.
4sk RErEaEns -
IT, " cuFEr '7''-'- '-lll
IS tfarHn
burlington, 0ctohsr 18th So
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-10-23

P-N Q. Z. R.-Ihe prospects for the
INK between swanton and 0gdensburrh
are highly encouraging. On the 18th uIt.
the township OF HinehinbroOke. P. o.. at
the largest meeting ever held there, unau.
lmousIy adopted 4 bylaw appr0priarinr
Tor it $4,000, which is 8, COO more than
the roai expected. On the aSth. Dun
dee by similar vote, extended SIG 600
u and Huntingdon, Elgiu, Godnanches-
ter, Franklin and HavaIack, all have
meetings this month. and zoad results are
expected. IF the people hora raise the
amounts promIsed-us It appears they
will-that ink IN the line is certain tn he
built.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-10-23


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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-10-23

KE-UNToN OF VERMONT Opr1rvns m,
Ninth Animal Rc-unian af' Vermopt off.
GERS VIII De held at Montpelier VT. an
Thursday, the Tth day of November next
The Members Of the Society. and ali YER
mont Ottieers Of the Army and NAVY. are.
eordIallY invited to attend. The us..l
business Meeting viii be heid at the
STATE aouse, at 10 O'clock Il. NJ TIE
Grafton will be Delivered by Cal Samuel
n Fingree. at the Hall Of the House If
representatives, during the evening
Supper at precisely TO a'eloek pm
STEPHEN THomA~. President
james :. Peck, Sscrstaru
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-10-23

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80, rs WIS 'o'iti't some dis-
',.'af ne aiu aoa'ed' IN
~ 'iiaeisi'i'e c0hiltion- ne soon revived
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-10-23

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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-10-23

DIR. HOLLAND serial story, entitled
+" Arthur Bonnicastle," to be commenced
n SeT70'ier'a Monthly for November, and
eoaiiHdsd through the year. will be autobi-
ugraphlcal IN form, aud in different vein
rqm ne earlier stories oftlis writer. 1T
W.T. Ineorporate much Of personal expert
ense, abound IN interesting Incident, and
VIII iedf with some Of the most important
Problems of american life. The ilInst,.,,-
s4ons Of this story by MISS HALLacH viii
De airong the best tliaf have appeared IN
tie Magazine.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-10-23

Il Is settled beyond al question thar
HENDRIcEs as 60vennr and HnpKrvs n
superintendent Of Public Instruction. arc
the only Democratic candidates elected IN
the hdiana state ticket The Republicans
have elected LIeut.-Gov. SEXTON. Artor-
ney-tfeHeraI DENNY, Secretary Of State
CURRY Auditor WuDaAy, Treasurer
GLOVER and Congressman at large ORru
and WILLIAMS. ~ present the Congress
aunaL Delegation stands nine Republicans
70 four Democrats, ami Two Of the Demo-
Cratic Congressman will doubtless De
iiIruWu cut on oGutest Now wait for the
majority which Lndiana viii roll ID for
Grant III November.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-10-23

The Province Journal. Senator Antbo-
ny Paper, says
I8c recollection Of Justin 5. Morrill,
eeDator from Vermont, vas a matter Of
course View England has no better rep-
raseatatlye Of her industrial interests. in
either branch Of Congress. and the coun-
try has no more faithful public servant
Fie position which Hr. Morrill, holds IN
tic Body Is one of which even Vermont
ably as that State IS always represented,
may we'll be proud.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-10-23

4he iWenfY-seeaud annual convention
Of the Western Vermont Musical Aszoe;,-
asa,eEill be held at Middlehury, ealnmen-
eng on Tuesday at this week, (Oet. I'D. !
and continuing four days-PrnE L. O.
Emerson, conductor Geo. A. Mietzke.
af Aaltiand, pianist Two grand concerts
VIII De given during the convention enc
On thursday evening. and the second Fri
day evening.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-10-23

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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-10-23

Official returns f5r Cangressmen N the
!our districts included in me City Of Phila-
deiphia gives q Republican majority Of
1856 which iisposes Of the charge that
HiHrRAyFr's vote m hat cifv vas uudulv
increased TOR the slks If affecting the re-
-ult IN the state. A. NJ F1EyEY rfmifs
10 vas an overwhelming popular rally for
republican Party thar ave the shoIe tick
st It's unprecedented majority.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-10-23

GRANT L WIsar CEuH.--The members
Of the hyde Park GrautE Wilson elub.
are requested 70 meet at tue towu hail On
saturday eve next at 81 O'Clock.
:. ; sMAEE, P.esMent,
= n Sawyer, Secrwaru
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-10-23

setrans of the army aud navy Of FIR
eisH alrths vino received honorable dischar-
gss fram the service. either during ar at
the e9ass Of the war. are entitled 10 Fi,ll
a-.iaraiiSatinn papers for such service.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-10-23

The Sixth Annual State Convention
OF the E1ong Mems Christian Associations
IN Vermont. will be held at Springfield on
wednesday, Thursday and Friday, Nav
och, tn, aud sth. 1872.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-10-23

Judge Poland will win tue prize IN
the congressional race Of the II District.
having secured L majority Of the dele
yates TO the convention. Good
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-10-23

4o--'T 1u-ru =
Luiurmie- 1are -ie1
lave rHnfirre. -Glu1 Az -
.oWay Ointment Tm
mterna disease have 74-.,..
Pills would have -lrr
>oli ar = Haa.an Lana n
.''''ii7 per poo DO box ASS
me oid = ruuH,gr'-uf
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-10-23

- o TT G Il
y T'sss ~ i0eexfifg, tiat / ilase T. =
gisen my san Joseph ais rme inrinE 4.
ruainder af his minority, sna -Ial / -. ss,.ss
HnHa Of his wtgrs nor pay any dsoisei--
tfzaefing after tins date.
WITH EsS-5 Wells.
Oct. Is, sTa
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-10-23

vi
Having Just -glazaea tom zsr-s,l-,-t !
stO8k if
-hLLLLVERE b LFglEv Fri.
WISHING FgGEy
We arr lettsF shaH Trr7r-uarl 70 AIT ar
-omerg ID
Hur took consists atz.l he rev azsp,.r
hIBbuNSe TELTETS. sAsHEg. VEgE-B
tLl Ass FLOWERS. IRN ,WFKTtI
JET TRIMMINGS .y EyTEE.
iINH lsNIGfHENF IF
NUEsTFuS. .ET
sEN ELHF
ELHP IRE and i.HTTITI0 j. -..a7f
Those wishing 70 purchase 1t zagz
.HT.reI 70 1aI.
Mas T. e. WANa7EL.
NurrisvI.l- VI Ocr -. E
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-10-23

FOR SALE
. Il o. Cd H0R
WI ,asr % part nv lunHr ws
airN' Hay irll. IUllr on "a
Worthwhile. IT. Dec. %. .-- ~
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-10-23

THE NAE To MAKE M
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-10-10
Notice.

DE it known that Jesse Mays, Alfred
ID HOuze, Sterling Alternately, W. l.
Wilson, James VI. Edwards, J. Nelson
Patterson, Angenaul Cox, Marion Chill
dress, John G. Brown, VIM. T. Ballen-
tine, p. ii. Ezell, Z. ". Ewing, John A.
Tinnon, J. +. Grant, James McCallum,
James Russell and Scion Z. Rose, and
their associate stockholders, a majority
of when are citizens of Giles county,
State of Tennessee, have fled in my Of
flee a petition to be Incorporated as a
body corporate, to be known as the Pu-
laski, Pisgah and Bradshaw Turnpike
Company, and by that name to sue and
be sued, to plead and be Implicated, and
to have succession for ninety mine years
from the date of incorporation, and ask
ing to build and construct q Turnpike
Road from the town of Pulaski, in said
county, extending eastward by way OF
Mt. Pisgah, thence dswn Bradshaw val
ley to the Lincoln line, 70 be of such
grade, width and requirements as the
law directs, anti that said Company be
permitted 20 erect toll gates upon the
completion of said Road, and charge toll
at the same, pursuant to the directions
of the act passed for the establishing and
regulation of Turnpike Companies.
], therefore, in consideration of the
premises, do hereby notify all persons
to appear at the special term of this
Court, to be held on the 9Th day of No
vember, 1872, at the courthouse in Pu-
laski, Tenn, and show cause why letters
Of incorporation shall not issue.
At Office, October ,, 1872.
j. b. STACY, G. & NJ.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-10-10

Treosoa ss3st Il made ODIoUs; trait
&rs ssast u PUNISHED, 0rd made to feel
That aley haze been gully Of high crimes,
and zee must make provision, By tie con
FIsCATIoN OF THE PROPERTY OF RIB
FIs, 10 compensate our impoverished
Union Hen.-ANDREw Johnson.
Ny SOIL thrilled within me, and I felt
ths martial spirit, t0heR, on re l6M Of
Deor,,Ier, Iheord the roar Of musketry
ond victorious shouts Of khe Union sol-
disrs as they drore HOOPS TREAsoNA-
BILE BAND from tie gotss Of Nashville
ANDREW JOHNSON.
IHsade no ,oar on tie defenseleSs, /
neUer disturbed their peace, nor i00sted
their property; no citizen can raise his
RaRd and sag ever sought to Cypress
him. When, borne do,0h By oveTa0heln-
fng numbers, ace sgere forced 60 8urreR-
,dvr, assH SAs ear sOas ended, I accepted
the sitUGCGoa apsn tie honor Of a soldier,
and Teturnefto Gse Ps'Tsaits Of peace
In my humble t0oy, haze lo6ored earn
eStly. from A.at day 10 this, for peace
and reconciliation. Tie great body Of
Confederate soldiers, ,oho SHARED Nth
ne tie dangers a'ad hoSzRsAiPs Of that
saar, AoVe done Ake,gise. We feel that
Sus k9Ve rot disLOROred oar mother
State, Gndthat she s0iH not disiOnOr as
for having discharged patriot duty.
b. +. CHEATHAM.
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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-10-10
The State atLarge.

Many country people came to
town yesterday to hear the candi-
dates for Congress for the State at
large, but were disappointed. At
one time an appointment was pub
lished for Pulaski on the 9th. AT
forwards this place was dropped
from the list Of appointments with.
out explanation, and we were unin.
formed as 10 whether it was an &C.
cidontal or intentional omission
and could make no authoritative an.
nouncemcnt TO our people-henct
tho disappointment, We are still
unable to announce what day they
will speak here, Their present list
81 appointments raeches into West
Tennessee, aud il will probably b,
laso in the canvass before the,
reach this place, 70 they honor us a
.aIL
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-10-10
Mr. johnson at Winchester.

A reporter Of the Union and
American ssys that at Winchester
Mr.. Johnson again denounced Dun
nington M bitter terms, a. a traitor
who came Bringing to him for par
don. Those who know Frank Dun
nington, will know hos much cring.
ing he did. Pardon accepted was a
mere acknowledgement that We ac-
CsPtcd the situation and yielded to
the power q the government. 1t
was no acknowledgment Of crime, or
morsA gaiN; but oRly of defeat
lie said ia the exercise of the
pardoning power, may have erred
! may have pardoned some ought
not to have pardoned. may have
Vlu5SSed 10 pardon some l should
have PSC,loned. Col Huntington
has abNscd and attacked me, and
called me traitor, with NV pardon
in his pocket Il does look to me
new, with tise lights before me.
that | ought TO have pardoned Mrs.
Surratt and hung Duuuingion--
That is my opinion now"
This is his exact language, and
has argument will apply to every
man he pardoned, to every Confed-
crate soldier, WHO dares to oppose
Mr.. Johnson, and exercise his right
as free man to discuss his acts,
and 10 veto against him.
IL booked very much rs ir he used
the gardening power to attach men
I" him, when he brands every man
with iAfamy, ingratitude, and even
crime for which he should have been
hung, who dares to discuss his char
acter as a public man 1t is mon
struus.
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County Convention.

Pursuant to a previous call the
people of Giles county met in con-
vention, Monday, October 7th, for
the purpose of nominating a candi-
date for the Legislature. On mo-
ton of Newton White, Judge T. B.
Logan was called to the Chair and
j. NJ. Shields appointed Secretary.
The Chairman announced the OBJ
ject Of the Convention. The dis
tricts were called to ascertain if
primary meetings had been held
and delegates appointed to attend
the Convention; on the call of all
the districts it was found that no
meetings had been held in any dis
tricts. Judge 7. II. Jones rose and
addressed the Convention in brief
and terse speech, in which he urged
upon the Convention harmony and
unity of action; that the occasion
was one Of great importance to the
people-it was radicalism on the
one hand and democracy on the
other-and in order to secure the
election of a democrat, private in
terests and feelings should give
place to the general good Of the
DcoDle. The remarks Of Judge
Jones were well-timed and receiyad
with applause. The Chairman
asked how would the Convention
proceed to vote, on which it was
moved, and seconded, that Captain
Willis Worley be nominated by &C
clamatiOn. The vote Of the CoEven-
ton was then taken up, which re
suited in the election of Capt. viii
lis Morley as the nominee to repre-
Giles county in the next Gen
eral Assembly. The Chairman
then appointed Judge Jones and
Newton White to wait on Captain
Morley and inform him of his nom
inatiOn. In a few minutes Cap
tain Worley made his appearance
and returned his thanks for the
honor conferred upon him.
On motion, the CITIZEN was re
questcd to publish the proceedings
of the Convention. The Conven-
ton then adjourned.
T.. b. LOGAN, Chairman.
J. 81. SHIELDS, Secretary.