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, 1874-05-04

lohx; Nsv Pork Central, %: Eric. sa1: pr,-
foT5ed, o. Ts1ow, oos. Sugar, 3ss ed9:3cs apoAt.
FARia, May 2-1aontea eot f7Ho, S"
L1vnnpooL, May 2.-Ooitoti ortot ro,dd},no mn.
mlsns, y , BA@aefd: nidtl'ng Orleans j,:@sEu: ssles,
aou0 baIes; American, o,coo baes; Speculation md
i1rcatstune qaist and unchanged, cuscs., 7os.
Lard, 41a. Pork, 67B Dscon-LSpn clear miialss
4as Cd short cloar midllcs, 43s ID. TAilow. ogs.
, 1874-05-04

Wh8At WaH FATHER less active, and averaged
26@A,e hlghe. than On Erii@y. Liverpool was
reported stronE, With y eat..iuusd Continental
dosnand, aud New York was tlgmor but quiet,
Theae reports caused rnthcr Hh.rp advance,
early, but It Waa'not SUSTAINED, as aaycral hold.
ers seized thu opportunity to sell out on option,
and shippers operated only In sparng wsy. tho
, 1874-05-04

HosToN, MlanH., May 2.-doot inrinces in M
Curing tle past wock. gaca 300. 900 1ta oio and
sso@baXc; Western New York, Vermont, anI Nav
tampshiro It 4sSo2>1c: unwaahed nt 600 OIso comb
nna, 42o tub, coc; auper1no anu oxtra pulled. asd
o1es eomblnQ pulled, soas7Ko. S
, 1874-05-04
REAL. ESTATE.

Wpet There haa hoeu u activity In the real 90.
tA5s market dasias ths psst xsek hH bsva pAia~
, 1874-05-04
MN GtT,Ha

BUEEP-Under IN entirely Inadequate aupply tbs
shsep market has ruled firm and materially hjghor.
Neither tho local outside buyers scanned paftcu-
larly anxious to inyeat but thoxe were buyers for
everything offcred at average advance Of 90 pcr
100 bH. o ers cloaiug quotations at S4.s0@s7s for
poor to common, 1t s. p0@6.t0 for medium, and At
%8.7s@7.76 for good to choica. law extra changed
banda at Il. CO.
, 1874-05-04

pr17ahrnon, Pa, May o.-orudo market dutl and 4
Rooa uoai weaker; quoted at $1.goGt,85 Rcilned
very quiet; quoted At lokc for spot futures ls3za
, 1874-05-04
A proposition WAS submitted to tho

'lneludoa Al onkmsaA o1ooos shonldot1 and 3. 2.
hams.
Flour was quiet and steady. There waa very
llttlo domand from. any quarter, except that
fow mail orders wore on hand and wero filled.
The city trade was very light, and exporters
hed aloof altogether. Bran waa stronger. and
prices. sales were. reported Of 200 brls white
wlntor o1traa On private terms Is bYls spring
extras lpatent) ut .$10.75 90 brls DO 1t
$0.25; 100 btla do ut eG.lo 10 brle do at 5000
e5,2E 80 brla do 1T $500. Total, 1.l76 brlB.
Also 10 tona bran at $2s.0Q on track 50 tons do
at $3.50 and 10 tons ut e23.50, on through
ccara; 10 tons mlddlings Ut ea5.O0, delivered 10
tons shorts at $4,000; 10 tons at s23.50, on
through cars; Tho following were tue quota
, 1874-05-04

EuNU6 ANU GUILD. -
Preston, Keau L Co. report the following
summary for the week ending Maya:
G{osffn LnahkAf I7fahsat
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Crane to trial. The simple production oil
the official records at Washington, it is
said, would make the case against hin
complete; his trial would bring out all the
the facts concerning bis appointment aud
defalcatIon, and show who is the party
really guilty. The impression is very
strong that he will never be brought IL
trial.
Senator Edmunds must be held re spon.
sible fer Cranes original aud re-appoint-
ment. Will he explain how it happens
that defaulter, for whom he was bail,
whose defalcatlen was well known at the
Treasury, was re-appoinied and allowed to
euter upon an enlarged sphere of duty and
to procure other persons who were not
aware of bis defalcation to become his Of
fetal sure,ies? Will he also explain why
Mr.. Crane is not brought 10 trial, and why
the case is pressed agains. . young man
in distant State, destitute of means. and
the expenses of whose defence have to be
borne by friends who believe him innocent |?
Will he also explain whether it is true that
Mr.. Crane was re-appointed in order to
give him time or opportunity to make up
his old defalcation?
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-10-21
DAKOTA.
The Chattanooga Convention.

The Chattanooga convention reached
an adjournment, Wednesday night. The
only committee ready to report was tina
on correspondence. They presented bu
two letters, one from cx.Gov. Davis O
Texas and the other from Mr.. Brewster
Of Alabama, stating that the rest were
un;mportant. The Letter from Gov
Davis is very long, and is an effort tc
prove that the same spirit new actuates
the white portion Of the Southern people
as in 1S60-6l, and that new rebellion is
forming. He thinks the late Senator Sum.
ners plan of wiDng out state lines in the
South the wisest, but it is impracticablc.
tic favors compulsory education by con-
gressoual enactment and prompt relief
when the state Offices are seized by fraud
and corruption. Mr.. Brewster's letter is
to the effect that the great want of the
South is popular education, which should
be sustained by Congress, and which
teach morality and obedience to law, not
admiration of assassns aud murderers.
Statistics OF the illiteraoy in the southern
states were given to show the necessity
for asking Congress to provide for educa.
ton.
The civil rights question was introduced
momeutarily by the introduction of reso.
luton by Mr.. Davis of Georgia, indorsing
the civil rights bill, and denying the truth
of Alexander H. Stephens's assertion that
the colored people do not wish it. The
matter was quickly hustled out of the way
by at once referring the resolution, with.
out debate, to the committee on rcsou.
tions. The general desire Of the dele.
gates to be on as many committees as pos.
sible, 50 plainly shown the first day, was
again manifested Wednesday 10 motion,
which was carried, increasing the number
of the committee on facts (outragesy by
one from each state, and the appointment
of new committees, one on schools, and
the other on publications.
The evening session proved to be the
business session Of the convention. pros.
pective boardbills or something else in.
spiring the members to hurry things along
with velocity that soon cleared the
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and asked them, inasmuch as l was one
Mr.. Games bail and was liable for the dc
fault aud might be thereby biased in IN,
judgment, to determine what ought to b.
done respecting his continuing in office.
They, with my concurrence, and l be
lieve through me, obtained, at orce, Mr.
Cranes resignation, TO be used if they
should think on further consideration o.
information that he ought TO retire.
Not long after, | received for the first
time, a suggestion from Burlington. that
Crane must have made or allowed false
entries in order to conceal the deficiencies
from the department.
at once communicated this to the on
ly two OF my colleagues then in Washing.
ton, and we. on the same day, had Cranes
resignation filed.
Mr.. Cranes bail beng all responsible,
[ raised the amount of money necessary to
pay my share Of the liability, and paid it
over to the Treasury, feeling that no one
ought to be able to say that Senator Fl rom
Vermont was debtor 10 the government.
heard from Vermont that some persons
in Burlington, who had never been able to
see the propriety of nv being Senator,
were insinuating that my influence had
kept Crane in office. and got him reap.
pointed, &c, and | wrote 10 the Commits
sloner for his statement on the subject. |
received his answer promptly. which with
the copy of my letter. now have. and
which fully corroborates what | lave said
on that topic. The correspondence is at the
service of all persons, Why Mr.. Crane was
re.arpoipted. | am not able n say. for |
HAD nothing wha' ever to do with il. [ have
since heard that it was because he was
thought to be good officer, and the limo.
cent victim ofthe wrong ofanoihe-. Why
Crane was not arrested and bound over
when Mr. Jewott was, and why neither Of
them has yet been brought to trial, l am
entirely igoorant. | do know thai il has
not been through any influence of mine
Tor have never said or doue anything to
that end, as you can readily ascertain.
The District Attorney, who resides at
Montpelier, and is an honorable man will,
no doubt, inform any enc curious on the
subject, | have never interfered with the
performance of his duties In any manner
have said often since | first heard of the
flair, that justice 10 the public, justice to
MIR. Crane and justice to Mr.. Jowett.
demanded the most prompt and Impartial
nvestisation and proceedings, and | re.
peat it now.
In answer to your last inquiry | have
o say tina. | have no knowledge on that
subject Twill not apologize Tor the length
If this note, for have nothing to conceal,
md nothing TO regret. except that the de.
au't has occurred, and that you and some
.itizens of your town, whom | much re.
poet, have been misIei by statements and
nslnualions utterly destitute oftruth, and
designed, | believe. have a particular
fleet at this time.
Respectfully yours.
GEORGE +. EDMUNDs.
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20 gears territorial government for the
South. hut would vote aye.
Gov. Parsons made short add 'ess at
the close, saying they SHOULD look to a
higher power than human wisdom for sue
cess. Where shall wisdom be found aud
the place for understanding be found ?
Behold the fear of the Lord is the begin
ming Of wisdom, and to depart from evil
is the place of understanding. Well
would it be for the American people to
bear this in mind. The convention then
adjourned sine die.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-10-21
STAR SHEATHINC,

Takes the place of filing in with brick and ny,
tar and costs only one'ffth as much. Itsa To.
conductor of heat and cold and will not alnb
moisture, IL is durable will not mldcw NhI
snre protection against rats, mice and other yn'
MIN. 1t is far Preferable to brick IN filling in d.
SIDES or frame buildings, sit renders them warn
or in Winter and cooler in Summer. It is a.
nailed under the clap boards, is of huff cOor ant
does not In the si chtest degree soil the haHdl
tools or clothing of wCrkmen when applying it,
Samples. circulars aud prico list Of our Sta
Sheathin%, Ready Roofing and q ante CemsI
sent free upon application.
Address READY ROOFING COMPANY ofNY,
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business Notices.
Patents +!

Persons having inventions which they
wish to have patcuted, or having business
connected with the U. S. Patent office.
cannot do better than employ tn services
Of Fred A. Lehman, Solicitor of Ameri.
can and Foreign Patents, Washington. d.
U. Mr. Lehmann has not only had a
large experience in obtaining patents, but
was for number of years an examiner
in the Patent offices of some of the larg-
est and most important classes there. He
makes no charge unless he obtains you a
patent.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-10-21
THE ONLY WAY TO CURE cosTIvENEss

AVOID all strong purgative pills which only cx-
haust the muc US sccr0tOns and wear ont nature
VI. uar, soh ferlstallc Lozenges are The just the
onostc, they restore the digestion, quick en- the
livel. ana tone up the whole system, thus curing
dyspepsia. headache dizziness, Piles and all Uther
results OF hahtual constipation, the chief cause of
III health, especially among women.
Tri1l box scots. Largo box, so cts, mailed free
for this last rico.
DIR: llARRiSON.S ICELAND BALSAM
\ splendid cure for Coughs, IIoarscness, and all
other throat and lung complaints For sale b, +,
3. HARRISON d Co., Proprietors, No. | Tremon1
Temple, Boston, and by all Druggists.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-10-21

The growth aud structure of tho human hair, Is
very plainly set rth in pamphlet, published by
Il. ? hall Co., Nashua N. H., pruprietors Of
Halls Vegetable Sicilan Hair Remover for gra-
tuitous distribution. The deservedly high reputa-
ton Of their preparation has wholly been gained
by It's merits. Being free from oil and alchoho it
has healthy action on the scalp, restoring gray
hair to its natural color without dyelug it cures
ltch,hg OF the scalp, removes and prevents dan
druh and will thick en- up the thin locks. Such arc
the benefits which are conferred upon the consum-
or. No one should neglect to give it trial
Journal & Statesman, WiinlingtOn, Del.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-10-21

THE DARKROOM RE"EDY for all ailments is Rum
Blttcrs, surcLarSed with Fusel Oil n deadly ele-
meht, rendered more active by 'ho pun gent astrn-
gents with which ii Is combined. If yonr stomach
is week and liver or bowels disordered siren then
Il regulate them with Vinegar Litters a purely
Vegetable Alternative and Aperient, Tree from al
c,hol and capahl cf inusing new vitality into
your exhausted system. 47w4
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oily. the latter absorbing the Democrats
The latest returns show that the Republ
can state ticket is elected by an increase
majority over the last general eleciiel
The returns from the congressional dis
tricts are meagre, but the indications ar
that all the nine Republicans are elected
Niuety-two counties reported give gain
above the Republican vote of last year o
over 5000. The Republican majority OIL
the vote for secretary Of State will b.
about 40, 0e0.
WEST VIRGINIA.
In West Virginia the voting was only
for three congressman, and there wa, d
Republican candidate for only one, the
other two districts being contested with
the Democrats by independent candidates
10 one district 1.-THE second) the venerable
Charles j. Faulkner, member of Congress
before the war. was the Democratic can.
didate, and was or posed by another mem.
Der. Alexander X. Botelle. In the first
congressional district the contest was very
close. both sides claiming the victory. 1t
will require an official vote to decide.
The returns are thus far slightly in favor
of Golf, Republican.
NEBRASKA.
Nebraska voted for full list Of state
officers, Legislature aud one Congress-
man, and there were four tickets. Re.
publican, Democratic, Independent and
Prohibition. The present congressman is
a Republican, and the new Legislature
will have United States Senator to choose
in place of Mr.. Upton, Liberal Rcpubli.
can. The returns re ceived so far Indicate
that the Republicans have carried the
state by 10000 majority OF both SiIas
CARRIER for Governor and of Lorenzo
Crounse. the present member. for Congress,
p. D. Hewes, the Republican candidate
for contingent congressman, runs ahead Of
his ticket. The Legislature will stand
about the same as last year. II Demo-
Gratis and 40 Republicans giving The Re-
publicans majority on II joint ballot of
%, which secures the election Of Re.
publican as Senator Tipton's successor.
The Independent and Temperance vote is
very small, so far as heard from.
ARKANSAS.
The election, in Arkansas was on the
adoption Of the new constitution and for
he choice of State officers under it, bat
he voting was Ignored entirely by the
Clayton Brooks faction of the Republican
,drty, and the conservative or Baxter
party, which was sustained by the federal
administration, golns it alone. The re-
urns received show that the new constitu.
ion was carried by large majorlties in ev-
ry county. In Pulaski county (Lit,lc
ROCKY the entire Democratic conservative
icket was electen by from 700 10 1000
majority, and the constitution carried by
bout 1000 minority.
DAKOTA.
In Dakota, there was AN election for
erritorial oficers,a territorial Legislature,
nd delegate to Congress. The returns
eceived leave no doubt that Jefferson =.
,idder, Republican, for delegate to Con
ress is elected. With the Sioux valley
ut, he has AL majority, aud lhas dis
riot will no doubt increase the majority
1000. The Legislature will be Repub.
can in both branches.
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Cramps and pains in tho stomach are the re sui t
OF Imperfect IN dijestson and may be Immediately
relieved by dose Of Juhnson's Anodyne Imminent
tenspooniu in a little sweetened water is dose.
Heavy oats are good for horses; none will deny
that hut oats can't make horse coat look smooth
ana glossy when he Is out of condition. Sherdan's
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-10-21

LIST OF PATENTs.-The following patents were
issued from the U. s. Patent Office TO citizens
Of Vermont for the week ending Sept. 22d
1874; Reported for the Newsletter, by Al
EXANDER q MASON, Solicitors of Patents
Cos Seventh ST., Washington. d. Z.
Carcoupings, R. d. Nhittcmore,
Belvidcre.
Chidrens Carriages, R. Cobieigh.
Chester.
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Administrators Sale

The Subscriber wishes to sell tho Farm owned by
the l"te j. A. Turk, situated ii miles from Eden
Mills.-GOOd Buildings well watered and quaint
ty of timber, also new Traverse Sled and : Sec
and-hand Sleighs all Of which will be sold on
reasonable terms. For further particulars enquire
or tn" Subscriber. Il D. WISWELL, Adminis'r.
johnson, sep. 1874. 52m3
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-10-21
The October Elections.
Respectfully yours,
GEORGE +. EDMUYDs.
INDIANA.

lNDlhNhs
The Indiana voting was for new Leg
Iislature, which has United States sena
tor to choose, in place of Mr.. Pratt, fo
secretary of state and several other state
officers on general ticket, aud for Il
congressman. Three tickets were run
Republican, Democrat and Farmers re-
form The present delegation in Congress,
is 10 Republicans, 8 Democrats. Th,
returns Indicate that the state he's beer
been carried by the Democrats, by from
10000 to 10 200 majority. From the
present reports it is impossible to give the
correct complexion of the Legislature, bur
the Indications are that the Independents
will hold the balance of power in both
houses The congressional delegation will
stand eight Democrats to five Republicans,
a Democratic gain of three.
There was some disturbance IN various
parts of the state, mostly of an insignificant
nature, however. The worst instance re-.
ported was in the fourth and fifth wards of
Indianapolis. ln the former, disturbance
occurred about noon by negro attempt,
ing to vote the Democratic ticket, to which
his colored brethren objected. Hot words
followed, the police interfered, and geu-
eral riot commenced, the negroes driving
off the police with stones and bricks. Re.
Inducements were prompt to arrive, and
after several knock downs and several pis.
tol-shots had been fired, the rlngleaders
were finally captured.
The voting in this state, was for secrs.
tary of state, judges Of the supreme court,
and several other state officers on general
ticket; also for 20 members of Congress
and members of the Legislature. The
present congressional delegation in Is Re-
publican, 6 Democrats and liberal. The
returns show. beyond doubt, that tho
state has gone Democratic by about TO-.
900 majority, and that they have elected
IL out of the 20 congressman, a gain of
six. Gen. Garfield in the nineteenth els
trict pulls through with about $500 maor-
ity 7; he had 10000 last time. In the
twentieth district, Payne, Democrat, has
2724 majority. The vote in this district
was enormous, exceeding by 10 per cent
the vote for President in 1872. The Re.
publican state and county ticket is also de.
feated in this district by small majority
The Germans and Irish voted solidly with
the Democrats. and the DETECTION of prom.
lnent Republicans on the congressional
ticket was even more serious than had
been apprehended
IOWA.
As in Ohio, the Iowa election was for
members of Congress (nire), aud for SEQ.
rotary of state, auditor, treasurer, etc., on
general state ticket. The present con-
5resslopal delegation is entirely reuubli.
IAN. There were but two tickets at this
election, the Republican aud au,i-nonpp-
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-10-21
Estate of Grace AM, f,oJb,n

The undersigned, having been appointpd kr 4.
Hon. Probate Court for the District Of IaT!,S W.
COM ERS, to receive, examine and aJ.i
al claims and demands Of all persons aralr', W. ~
es ate Of Grace Ann Gallup late of CambT5,,,' ~
saio District, deceased, and all claims cybist.la
offset thereto. hereby given notice that v, IN
dwelling House in Cambridge nm M 'S4 sn
day of November and 25th da, Of MAJ
next, from one O'Clock p. m. until -four o,clocg "
M, each of said days, and that six months troms.
2oth day of september A. D.s74 is the time im.I
by said Court for said creditors to present M,
claims to us for examination and allowance '''
Dated at Cambridge this 9th day of Oct A MA
J. Il FRENCH, IL,
As VIM. MELENnY, ( Uomlh'ss'CneH
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-10-21
SEWING MACHINE

Dossesses all the desirable quail ofthe Stand
a ard Machines in tho market. In its CApACuY
being THE LARGE EST Family Machine made.
In its sIMPLICITA In Its COMPLETE ApJUsTABIIITY
TO WEAR. In its EASE or Notwithstanding
highland quiet, and being easily comprehended.
In Its SUPERIOR CONSTRUCTION AND BEAUTY OF
STYLE AND FINISH.
BUT ITS PRINCIPAL FEATURE &c ITs
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-10-21
IOWA..

As in Ohio, the Iowa election was for
members of Congress (nire), and for sec.
rotary of state, auditor, treasurer, etc., on
q general state ticket. The present con-
gressiona delegation is entirely rcuubli-
can. There were but two tickets at this
election, the Republican aud auti.monpp-
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-10-21
VERTICAL FEED

@N WAL T ECU
which is the most practical and desirable device
Tor the purpose possessed by any Machine, gIyinp
the DAVIS the preference, and which we claim
makes IL " 'i"
SUPERIOR TO ALL OTHER MACHINES
THE DAVIS SEWING MACHINECO.
The DAVIS Machine will use three diferen /
widths of braid "''eh'
Make two different width hens
time. " '"e '"ho
it VIII bind Straight eGgc, scollops, on points
win n bias bindings turn undor both edges and
sew II on at tho same time without basting,-put
on dragbraid without Blasting P"'
IL mas self:sewsr to hold goods while sewing.
named work ''-0 "'o''
twill do the greatest variety of work of any
macine made. '
}. ], BOYN1ON, Agent,
Stowe.
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l.. G BURNHAM,
PHOTOGRAPHS

And Dealer in Frames, Pictures, Storo,,.-,.,
steroscopes, Brackets, Chromos, Ele VIZ,
GLASS AT WHOLESALE AND Rv,,n
Pictures Copied end Enlarged and F,,i,t I
din Ink or Water Col II q Speciality '''Oh /
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