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, 1874-04-18
MARINE.
PORT Of Cliicn9o. Anrif 1Y,

Fort of ChichGo, April IT,.
4smea M4IvAfnmssow .se w aon White Lake lumber:
tnsl woo4 scllr Milge. arcon BY, lsl achr Jessio
rhilnpBt Man1stee, lumber: prop q, j, Trucstloi
Manitowos. eundrles achr Bella Brown. Jaoksonport
scowJ. a. Johnson, saugat,,ck, Humber; scr WiIinn,
Smith. South Haven, lumber; bchr Potomac. ar;snn.
fors' cedar posta: schr -Four Brothers, IIol
59,a,er. 5uma oase sslr ao0 7,, Ltli9 Gray pa por,
eohr Louisa MoDonald Kaniatcc, lumber: schr Aron,
G'ay iank wood achr n u. Forty, GRIND Haven,
lumber prop Tn Choffoc, saugatnck, aunlries Htmr
kegon, Lumbar; achr Q. Shaw, Lulwigs hor, wood ;
sclr J. D. Merrill Manistee, lumbpr; ac1lr IIatla
,!,.s Nisasr. GRIND aven lumber; scow J. o. ohapIn.
tee. lumber aohr Trl-color Holland, lumber; stea
barge It. 7. Heath, Pentwater, lumber ecr TonBy
Muskogon, lumber; Champion, Afuskcaou wood:
scow Louisa ssrom aaugatuok wood scow Industry,
ihian1to"oo' WOOD; acow G. Gordon, ut. Joseph, lu-
wlaoa. 600 brls nour o5 bags secs Is I1s drnga IS
Raes m Rf9p In na}. n}nfs sgsuo 400 green
20 brls 1lme achr g. bavis fcwaer 10 tons foed 1
brls sugar., brla airnp, IS pkqs grocorlos; seo;w
pork, 10 Irls beef; Side, White IaRe. il
rkgs merchandise; barge Mars, L,idiugtou. 4U0 bl
coru; schr Progress, s1uskegon, 80 bu potatoes
es1ez esE a. pSsa ser Sns noSnh - r osk
stmr oloyeland Ggdensbure, 50 bris pork md sun.
tIies do, Detroit lrls whisky do, Port Huron, Is
sSscs s16 81 !ard and snnFles prop cas netz, Man'aop
2oo W oats prop d.J. Trueslel, Racine, auntrics
90, MilNal,kee 150 casos arl, md s,nariea do She.
boSzan, 1853 bllH calfkkn. 634 dry hides d. Manto-
Voc, urls liquor. aud sunilriea Laurua 6au-
Ge.ass' 9Taa. = e 1ats brl pork bsl beof prop g.
A. stronach A1anistec, LOCO bu oats atmr Musko2on,
Muakegou, auudries.
, 1874-04-18

fair dc,nand at forncr quoted prices New York fao
tory, MILD, 1't91so; Ohio md Western factory d. Ia
@l7a; lower graslca, 10@l5e, "
COAL-Tho den'una shows no improvement Thero
WA light inquiry to supply iMn,adiate wants. bi,t
nothing furthet and prices again rulsl unsettled and
Weak: Lohgh, prepared, 3lD.b0; Laokawanua % 60Ga
1901 Pennsylvanin Can1,el, $a.6Ua0 %; InGtan Oun
no $7.o0; Eric nl,d W4lnus Hill, $3.50: Brooks III On
nosabar9, 1s.oo@ooo; Kirkland gratis, s7.0o; ffocI.
Wilmington. 5:Uo; Narcluy. $500. *'
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES quit. Dry Btayea are so}l.
Ing at The quutUd priccs Flour ataves ara mnra
plonty aud e4s!er: Fork barrels, $lOdtsll6: wsks,
barrels, al.o09a1Q; lard tlerces. l4b@l lis: aour
hasres, 4aasao lork slaves. rough, $lso0s9aoo do,
ai,oo; bueksd sawe SIS WHISKY sst stayss'
rough. $a.0o@a3o0 10 buekctl, s33.o0Q9Js60; tlour
slaves, S1o0ts10.oo; oirco flour heading, 8(0vo mar
tat; flour hoor-poles. $i0,G0Rl 90 per M, 49,
EQlB--Ths raeepa continue light, aud under A
good local demand Er4cog wess Arm 1T is02l4k
FlBlI-A ltborat 4nla,llIt Of orders wprs n1oced
aud wero promptly Alled At the annexed ranao off
%, so.7s@7 co; No: tsMt. &.s'sSsS.75; No. Ne.
shoroMnskorol new, 5'btl. 3l350S lau0; No, tay.
AD.6uG9l176: M. n.ackerejt A-lri, $8bu6au Ci.
family mackesol, k.brl, S7.5oGs1.76; No. sllorg is
$3l3139.2a tas,k co4t!.h, $5.bD,1675; 0aorros nnI
nah, Labrador herr1ng split brls IL 6la
200: Do 15.hrl, 4.b1 La1rntlos herri,v MI,1
bs4 S7Sa1aooi do. H.asl, s&oo9t,2s he1 bsxstpa. %
, 1874-04-18

HAeat WIS acttfo hlll lrFCHHI1f, ana EouGrlllY
weak, though ayorAging u shade higher tI!anyos
toiday: Tho European markets. were agaiu
quoted stronger, aud our market opened buoy
mt In consequence but soon fell or ullter lib
oral oiforlngs and tho fear that prices In Liver
pool iYoro being rushed up nominal1y rat!,or than
actually, under pallcity OF arriyals, which ,nuy
bo only temporary. a good many buyers held
OF, watoling the market rather tLau particlnat-
lug, though several largo lots changed handu,
g, aSon ut tho poiuts Of groateat lullnosB,
lhero was q greater disposition to unload, arl
loss demand from tho shorts, as tile more uer-
yous onos had iiilod Ia OH tho bulge Of yostcr-
uAy. Ihore WAS also leys inquiry for shipment,
especially Tor atraight, tho wants of Enronean
9ealola being almost exclusively for tie nro-
ioffou grades, known as Northwestern, Those
eomManded premium Of 2@8o per bu. Il III
understood that arrangements arc being mndo
~ tho proprlotors Of tho Northwestern an1 Con.
tral Elevators, by which receipts for Mhuc-
sofa Mloat will bo stamped as sucn m anroas @' tho
tace thns furnishing q guarantee that such whent
Will 10 dollvered whom called for. Seller Niav
opone4 at y 80, advanced to Sl,29L. mud "a,
sedoa to s1.a79l,, closing at sl.a7s565i .s7iS.
he!ior June sold at #1.2B]sD1 soy, cfopInr IT.
the inside. Seller the month, or rcglar % .
Hprlng, closed at 31.27, and striotlY frasi ~"
eolpts Of do at Sl.2745. No. Bprng closed nj
Sl.a2ia, mud Nc. do ut s1.2o1 for regular, Ra.
jeoted DO closed nominal at $l.l3. Northwest, os
syoye' sn y'rs soxsa ~ preferred .!S@ hssas
No. a do at s1'2s}}41@,ao To- regular. la,.
, 1874-04-18

LuMDEH FAEINITs, -
Frelghts ware weak and lower follows: Arunistee
s9,0o; hlusksgon, $l.b0d91.7n; Gzand 1lavcu, st.
LIuiugton au1 pentwatpr, $l.T6.' Wv
Tia market was fairly nctive st atopt yesterday,s
prces. MAnlsas piece stuff sells readily ut $lQbo and
stuff at sl0.o5 Shingles arc quoted at 3J,l2S3i3T.
Tbs receipts woro only far. Tho following saea wire
reported
oargo barge Mars, from I,udngton, $50 Il, lath at
$99s 700 ~ short 5oiss 1nd Acanng at $1,000. Sold
by II. N. Bl0kf0rl Il Co. '"
6ehr sk!dmore, from pentwater largely 1e-foot peoe
s.un, $lQ95 ION sth ut sa21. ScAr Regulator. llo
~ DO at $l0+A; IL ~ square pcketw IT $1,000 % NJ
lath u t2,95. Sold BY William Msgl4la.
, 1874-04-18
~. Eaa3o box lorring. scalo,i, 4o@4ao Columbia
lasGF 1,E, stIalmon. 16-trls. 40.75010oQ.
EltQlIB AND NffTR-Ttpi1nr sh{o hon1 m 1t1v fcn.

Ntyrr anlnnnn III ot X sots4aos oon'H
S95Ss SS;i ?5s'a head no now es
sys1: Sfs sf'"; Siasss s
ss 9ssss s's sSss sssis s9ssa I 1
!sS :;; :ss
H.; 9sssohe; psred siS3as peasss, haiy$!s ~! @ 's$,
a S ml1s Ill.,; eSsaesF!ss esrres 9s 3s
sNa@sFaN'ners Nan'1: 117Mo sn2ns TSrragons 2
afsoSs wains aeS' s ;' is"aia Tan's
% ao seco auay M%1n psans asnsy
0IEEN rnu1Ts-oranges md lemons aro In TO-
nss ss a. hresio1s nr'Ses: ol of these fruits arc
nos, ss75Ses9 fair = eoiss .rpes, as' s4SSsdso t M
d.oo e O' cultivated 0r'n'sff'''' III 9ors'' At. $4,000
e. anooEh1Es.oof1ecg wero moving moro freely,
descriptions remain q'ot aud steady Wo repcat cur
quotations Of yesterday.
oorrnss-Moes, o sMSn4m'SSSo: 59es5so: o. G. 1av. a,a,
~: 81 iss Ss@s s ?y ns sssd IL ss'ss s
9377ho; common do 2s,5@36s; Roasting 90, 54ae5
p prms Ias assas co'!1 RsS tas
SANp1ss-star. full weight, 17@l7xo; stcarino
S4as nRoo. WeRs sasao; 1a aa5ej,n.
9@n1{c; Louisiana, B5f(9Dkc.
buuAns-lntcnt cut loaf l1A@ta,ic; crushed and
powdered, 1l,lo; granulated. llAci a, standard,
lsAdSiSSsb t. s. Sb g. y; So ao5s 5aSs 3sS b J. \;
9h@o1ke: eholco brown, gHisoHo;' prlmoT - d. o. OK
9Ao: far DO, s,9@ako:. choice inolaaaca sugar. 81
$50; fair do. 8@81<c; common do, 7E@7alc: Nov
Orleans sugar, chooc, bN@9tsc: do primo, 6@olIc;
d9 faar. s4asHo; common, 7M@se.
sinuPa-nian,ond yrs! drtps, sl.J3@l.3s: sl1vor drpa
extra do 7o@75o; Now orloans moasaca, choice. sSG
eso; do prime, 80@82c do .con,mon, 7d@Tac Porto
1sss. a!sS noas'oS choice a5@a common moussos, IS
sAtEnArua-Co Common to ,,oat sh@es{o.
6rioEa-Allsplce, 17t1@l8lo cloves, h3R60c cas-
LAG; ginaer African, 5s@2sc DO CALCUTTA, 18asuc.
@stfo; White Lily, sK@9No Wllito Roeo, 0H@6No:
palm o@o5o; sayon Imperial, 8@aAo; white Rua.
srAncn-s1vcr glosa, 01aloc common, S@ioXc::
,uAY-Continues fairly active. particularly tho
higher grades, and f1rm at quotations. We qtloto
ne n ~ wholesale pricea MS follows, to contain
29eoo 29 90, t.: Tlmothy, primo, s6.so do No, i,
raiss sioso; do No. T .aoaeSS % Rt1ne Eo
$1oo97.to. LooaE ON WAnoH-Timothy, $13Oo@
l4,O0 pra!r1e $a00G 1000. For delivery of pressed
*l.QVt9l. go. according to distance.
H1pEs-Wcro steady and aaublo> to dealers. Wo
quote; Green city butchers' 7c; green curod light,
ase; S1!1s g.; ssea akp 9S sy ea dfy M
69ina, 60355n grubbY, scored cut otherwise dam
nged, two-thrds prca; branded, 10 pcr ceut OF.
sheol nclta wool estimated washed per b, 354Oc
HoPswWcre dull md weak, AZ fotloWs: Common
IRON AND STEEL-The order trade continues fair
at unchanged rates:
, 1874-04-18
Miscellaneous.
NttJ1tH0

Another arGo lumber fleet arrived yesterday aud in
'oe evening al tAo eaFgoes pf't TWO bad bee1 sold.
with grain hnd moro are still loading. They will be
1sauy :y,'s 70 move % as soon as tho Straits open.
,oncin9 h ne1tifn1 @ ana powerful tug Wood 10.
5The chicago delegation to tic Detroit Bridge Cons
ses Udps E 1g snd ,He
fent that no bridge will Ge buiIt Thov 1hink tnn
mel is lust the thing The Detroit people nsed, and tat
ona Will 10 constructed before long
Tho vessel men attending ia cooxont;o,, ~ m
trot wero mot last Wedncsdsy By tho up man as ae b.
them that they would nest tSe nrp mi ,seo
the towing ratea for this aoazon Is low "a they coui
-Tho nav e1,nrt =, IN r,von .,,.
Of tho yorinua dochs md ov o ,ee !oeaon
es oceupyr than aA With aa ne non OK o r9s.
Mr. H r Duyilgon of fhe Vasaai nurarut To.,y ~
Ss ont TSrsy ~ ha s,sr csrt @ anu VII
convenience to riynr men. gov s'~"'
Capt, Madden, Of tho propeller ". 2. Heath ~.
afternoon Having Iean Chilled Lille t broash % 81 o,
loot. rs soon Us le ar:ve ut tic iumber ,arkst. and
%rng scf and sonp sI{ a 10c co Iao aMn3 p0so a 91
when On boari tero was not enough m s,Sce III 1r gr
him to waik on, and. oonsoaueni1y e ael' 1T
into tho river, probably to al aon,o water
no moro Que ci the eekhans Of s proneor 81 esuaEs
tntau 10 thc cab wtaped n IN ~ hanLeiu IL" a' wv wv
to Ge aud 1t last advieea ws doing ntte III.
suffering from lad cold lie vii 1on thn cr,,sad9Ta
aud naio temperance snocccs as Soon az he fiv ~
covers. ''S A"NS ~"
Many xcsse,, re,use IN +,,o ,ro,o,.z .. ~. ...
unnau pst vea . frns 'an taier & 1an LEO
Wheat to Dualo aud this a"esn ya,r w'' ~ ,oo u rts
.ta,, .nH "','i"s ~ @ pt'tp. t.,,,. 'esso@ afo fT.
rrstsn ths soason t s als 10 con.o n@;susy ,1t q"
laiiroaI rates lrayo toncb"a fotnp a Mdtn
10 Hsw YORK and n csna o Nss Iaso o. ~ cents rSr
rooda receive about ssu for ~ nn ;n Ia
All ino nnT iaif ~ a., a 4oI tusu Mte,.
emnty 30 that ts rnilroad " connan .s y eSG Pug oses
about 1000 miles Tor tie $50. whic s s Il haroIy 1,
for tue sanainE expenses Unless railroad companies
competition aoo liz rarosn Tu9 aS vs sr9
briak-tho financial urosnsrts NJ WaaxaI.owara s
rather puor for thIs soaso,1 ~ A4o
'>~' ''~' ava @'''' 'ss'ssa. ~ s,s.n,,,,
II ia atuto1 t,+ .,,o hfhh"nshis ~ y EMF n, n.
-Tho iee pulled TIC oakun, out Of the Of tho
, 1874-04-18

were more active at &c for and 5c for wheat By
sail to Buffalo. This following engagements woro r..
portcd: TO Duf1alo-sehra d. @. Cooper, MARY Muir,
CITY Of Green Day aud Miami, corn,at &c; aehr una.
dla and barge COL ca,npbol corn, private terms;
patro!t-schr Mediator, corn at &c. 70 Erie--schr
KilderhoIse, wheat. through to Now York, mt 87No
y 100 hs. In tho afternoon tne schr e. H. Davidson
WEE taken for wheat to Buffalo at 6Nc Total, IL
capacity about goo 900 bu corn and 6ao0o bu wheat.
Tho sclhr Kao Dorey was aubsttued for tho sunriBu
reported yHsertlay for ut 30. 1t ns understood
that schr was taken for wheat to Kingston.
, 1874-04-18
COMMERCIAL.

FRIDAY EvENtNa, April IT.
Ihe following wore tho receipts and shipments
OF the leading articles of produce in Chicago
during tho past twenty-four hours, and for tlo
corresponding date one year ago;
, 1874-04-18

Hoda-It m active day In this department Of
tho mar1iot. Buyers put In carly appearance and
at ouce commenced active operations and by midday
Prices ranged about tho same yesterday, good to
choee selling at s50o@o.10, md poor to medium at
6o Wills few extra Wcre sken At at9e but e
the trading accomplished within tlf range Of 10
@575 Mr. Aletcalf, who rerresenta G. v. Bartlott Of
New York, bought IN lots 900 head at co. The
market closed steady, with but few hundred uusoll
Sales included the following:
, 1874-04-18
Illinois t. Michigan Canal,

BIRtpoEroMr CHICAGO April 17.-Ann1vED-1 Isabel.
CLEAnEp-Gold Hunter Henry 49, Am font ju,nher
9sgs lath; Metropolis, Henry, 89 45D feet lumber.
ssyso iath brilliant, Norris 7206o feet lumber, 2t6
$500 lug nrndrias; Trading Boat No. Il, Henry 5VJ
Tia merchandise, - oN''' WV
, 1874-04-18

@ @un'ioA 9 siasas Currency oa.......,ll0as 1l03{
t1o'a Goli sonsna W'.t1 swneaiehp'"*'''....1IsH TAX
o has5ss% saeSanSSs Sa; Ssean'er rate. did,
Sterling ~ ~.:...................... sl,s5SaI.sas
ohieago City 7a................., gax n l'as i1s
r Gook County 7s..; oa1 int. par hint
"a"m, o",t ,ont,sy ,onMn,'y' ana Guy III por o,ao,
'S' 'r'' VIVA '' IaTrsr eas'opeFet
NEw Yonr. Anril 17s-Nionav 4cos
Imnortn of trv.nnoila FIR tho ,voet al 7oo oar
Hlorllng firm At aI.B5 for sxtv ilaya a,'d A. %
for Sight. '~~ ""'' ""'s' eAo "3''o
, 1874-04-18

Goafaa washed $40
floeoe. nnwashed, coarso to ineliutrl. ao5a9o
E!edco, uh~aehed, e0nrao aud dinRy. 1Ga0c
nioeco ntwashcl, no .21yl9o
supper anu cxtfa pulled, .356l4oo
, 1874-04-18
THE L1yE.STOOK MARKETS.

ClItCAaO.
+r,., In1DAy EvEu1Na, April II.
Tho reeoipta Of livestock during tho woc hnyo loon
, 1874-04-18

Infto uollaTa per car to Do 10dod when trdneiefred
w'sii H. Charge follows f. r. tue ehinges,
ncas. LenRth-Eixteon lnchos
Further inquiries conGerning log-dr3ying seem To
confirm the report nado public III this mornings
drives on Whito River and Romo Of lilo trbutnros Of
sie hl,skcgon arc hung nu. owing to tho low stage of
tie water On White lsiycr, tho havo been takon
stll! nnbFokon. Tbs proapoct at present il repre-
sensea s a. ne!g nfayorabc, an uncas tcro should
good deal dcnenis upon ito Junn iresLatns biany
aeacrs think that theme Batomen.s aro to 10 recoivod
cum grano salts: They think thero Ia snow in tho
70 bs got down. letter from Mcnomico atatos tlat
tae drivers tloro arc ready to 80 to work. and what
Bad TO he hgor than for uevoral yoara past and the
banks within fow days. e"A Va 'Ao
, 1874-04-18

oATTIE-Probab1y twice aa many cattle c1anocI
bands to-day % on any two Of the procoIinr Iays Of
tlo wcek put Tho Increased activity brought about no
bo quoted waai and unsettled. The fact tat tho "a.
cetpts wero scarcely oneaIf aa argo AZ on ohcr Of
confidence. md, dcspise tho iscouragnR tenor of ill.,
patches from the Eaaern markets, thoir purchases
on sale, OF which number over 1905 found buyera.
Tho bk Of those went into tho hands Of ahppora At
$460@5.25 for medium to choco Texas cattlo; 1t s4.
@t35 for medium to good nativc steers ma at SJG}
eo5 for choice 10 extra do. Tho purc.aucs Of local
butchors wero principally at sl00{a4.7s Wills stock
cattle sold to fair extent at S3A475 fur moor 10
prime lots, Tho market oloaud steady viii about
, 1874-04-18

lta and oyor,
Choice Bcovca--Finc, fat, we'll formed year
70 year old steers, averaging 1900 to
l,A90 0lba....,.............., .....,.....,.,,,,.
Good Observation-Disclosures finely formed
Medium Gralcs-Htcers In flir tlcst,, nyer-
aging :, ,1u0 to 1850 iha.
butchtrs' 8toclt- to fair steorn,
aud good 70 extra cows, for city slaughter,
averaging 85U to 1,10o ibs, bs,,........,.,,,,,
stoet oattic-Com1non cattle, III DECENT
1nferior-LiRllt nf,d thin cows, heifars.
ataga, bulls, md scalawag atecrs.. ..,,,,,,
Oattle-TexaH. corn-fetl.. l..........,.,,,,,..
oatue-Terus. winterea North. ...,..,,,,,.
Catslo-Iexaa. through droyea. ....,,.,...
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-12-16
I0HnSOn.

J0h1S0R.
AS much was said about tho incon'
venience of the depot and grounds at
johnson, before being built, and the steel
grade Of the highway in getting to it, il
may be we'll to note that in one day,
Messrs Buck, with one pair of horses uu-
loaded carload OF grain. and reloaded
the card with lumber. that one OF the
loads contained 1852 feet Of inch boards
and was easily hauled up TO the station.
which certainly ongbi to satisfy oil that
the grade ia not at all objectionable. The
depot one Of the best Oh the line. and the
grounds ample.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-12-16
CNmba1,aIe.

C:NDzb22UIe.
-Charles Scott, who lives three miles
northwest of The Boro, was telling trees
last week, and b. an accident got caught
between two and seriously Injured in the
chest. He is now doing we'll but 1t is
thought that some time will elapse before
he fully RECEIVERS.
Alden Leach recently suffered run
away and the wrecking of a nice sleigh.
-.Thos. Edwards took two bushels of
wheat to the mill where Lyman" pre-
sides, and got SS lbs. Of nice flour after
toll had been taken. The mill is a good
Que, and the miller cannot be excelled.
The $4,000 subscription TO the r.
b. from the western portion of the town
lie YET incomplete. BY the terms Of the
vote, the town subscription is null and void
until this subscription is raised and some
of the frieods are getting discouraged.
We haven't doubt, but that the sum
will be filled.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-12-16
SL0,pe.

SIOWe.
MIR. Rich of Morrisvile continues ia
be Principal of the Graded School. 1t
was under his management during the fall
term. Mr.. Rich seems to be young
gentleman Of considerable promise and we
hope his present term may be as success
full as the previous one.
There was dance at the Town Hall
Thursday evening, Dec. 10th. Such gath.
erings are usually well attended and high
ly enjoyable to many, and we presume
sch was the case on this occasion.
*. M. Churchill, it is said, has SOLD
out to Mr.. Edgerton of Hyde Park.
L. b, Smith of Moscow has recently
killed two goot pigs s months old weigh.
ing respectively 365 and 1862 lbs And
John Montgomery Of Waterbury has
killed one Of the same age weighing 1896
lbs.
Friday evening Of last week another
sociable was held at Charlie Churchill's by
the members of the Uniyersalist society.
The Attendance was good and the occasion
pleasant.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-12-16
Sl.5O

Whl pay for New Subscriptions to thi.
paper from now to Jan. LIST, 1876.
County Court meets next Tuesday
Judge Ross of St. Johusbury will preside
Thermometer l6 . below zero yes.
terday morning, and 25e below early
this morning.
CLuBBISG.-We shall continue the prac.
tice Of clubbing with other periodicals
during the coming year, as formerly. Our
list is yet incomplete as the new postal
law has affected the price Of some of them,
and We have not received their rates. The
usual discount will be made, however.
NoTIcE.-The Stockholders of the La.
noble Valley Fair Ground Company, are
hereby notified to meet at the Town Hall
In Morrisville, on Tuesday, Jan. 9th. 1875,
at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, for the purpose Of
electing Board of Directors for the ensu.
ing year, and to do such other business
as may be thought proper when met.
r. R. WAIT, President.
A. A. NILES, Clerk.
Morrisvi,le, VT, Dec. 18th, 1874.
The Ladies Union Aid Society will
give an oyster supper at the Town Hall
on Tuesday evening Dec %. A table
of fancy articles will be offered for sale.
Among the amusements OF the evening
will be the temperance of Mrs. Parting
ton aud her irimatabe son Ike, a Post
Office for the young people, Art Gallery,
&C., &c. Supper SO cts. Children 25
cts.
p. @. cleveland will sell at public
auction on Tuesday next, six extra COWS,
one shoat, one ox-cart, three sets Of two
horse traverse sleds, one pair Of new driv-
ing harnesses, one pair of work harnesses.
Eve single harnesses, four railroad carts
and harnesses, two sleighs, one express
wagon; also his farm situated on the back
road to johnson, about mile from HYDE
Park village. and a large amount of 9th.
er property. Sale to take place at the
American House at one o'clock p. Nj.
Reasonable time given in payment for
the farm. A. DwINELL, Auclioneer.
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Estate of Frederick Il Montaoue.

Tho undersigned, having been appointed by tho
Hon. Probate Court for tn. Distrset of Lam0ic
Commissioners to receive, examine, and adjust all
claims aud demands of all crsons against tho CT.
tate of Frederick IL. Montague late Of Cambridge
in said District, deceased, and all claims exhibited
in Offset thereto. hereby give notice that we will
meet for the purposes aforesaid, ut tho dwelling
house of the late Frederick H. Montague on the
18th day OF Junnsry and efH day Of June next, .
from 10 O'Clock A. NJ. until O'Clock p. NJ each Of
said days. and that six months from the 10Th dav Of
December A. D. 1874 is the time limited by said
Court for said creditors to present their claims TO
us for examination and allowance. $50
Dated at Cambridge, this fth day Of December,
A. d. 1874.
NORMAN y = aRi A,TW99p' Commissioners.
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W0lcOLI.

WOlcOiI.
Off Abel, Of Woleott. Is building
a milestone mill at Evansville, Brewing.
ton, for the manufacture from Willough.
BY Lake stone. IL will probably be run,
ming by January LIST. aud will give EN-,
ployment to ten hands, trrping out about
40 dozen of whetstonesper day.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-12-16

Eaen.
Benjamin Scott has refnrnisbed and
rcfitted the hotel at the Mills, apd will
rededlcate It by Ball op the 22d inst,
10 announce it will be enough TO opsure q
good attendance,
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-12-16
James n. Crocke. s Estats,

james n. CTOCKe' 5 ESldV.
State Of Vermont, Iafnoilie District, SIS. In
Probate Court, held at johnson in and for
said District on the 10th day Of November.
A. b. 1874 @
Carrie nj, Crockor adnIistratrix on tho estate cf
James II. Croker late of Hyde Park In said Dis
tret. deceased mikes uppl cation to said Court to
extend tho time heretofore allowed hor to pay tho
debts due from said estate and to render her adj
ninistrasion account until some future day,
Whcreupon, 1t Is ordered by said Cotrt that said
application be heard ut the Probate Office. in
Johnson on the 18th day of December, and, 10 Is
concerned by the publication OF tlisofder in the
Lamoille Newsletter printed at Hyde Park three
weeks successfully before said hedtihg.
" ~ 81 S. fikF, hegissr.
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There is much more that might be said
Of him, but here Let us end. 1t is schol-
ar's life that have been trying to por.
tray. and not that of hero, a statesman,
or man of affairs but quiet. unobtru-
sive student. Pardon me, friends if the
natural partialty Of friendship has led me
to seeming oxaggeration. but l trust it
will not seem so to those Of you who have
shared his labors. and benefited by his
counsel; not to any who have heard his
rich and earnest words, or felt the gentle
charities Of his life. Few lives were more
perfect than his, whose youth gave so fair
promise, whose ripper years so fully re.
deemed the pledge.
His loss to his family is irreparablc,
and so profound is their grief, as to find
no consolation, only in the dying mans
christian faith-oply in that sweet thought,
that
"He who knows our need is Just,
Somehow, somewhere, meet we must"
j. p. RUSSELL.
Head at the Reunion of the johnson Nor
nal School, and published by request.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-12-16

NoTIcE.-Samuel Morgan who is connected with
the most reliable house in Washington, D. c., in
the Pension Business will be at the American House
in Hyde Park the first week of our County Court
and We would recommend to all parties having
claims against tho Government fer Pensions, Boun-
ties and Back fays and Horses, to give him q call.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-12-16

In Stowe, Tuesday, Dec. sth, at the residence of
tho BRIDES parents by Rev. ID. w. Hardy, Mr..
Hiram M. Mott, of the Brandon Union and Miss
Nellie A,Town, of Stowe. .s--ft9 a-f,r
In Fletcher Dec sth, by Rev. f. Whcelock, at
the residence OF Luther Wells, the brides father,
Mr. Alden 9. Leach and Miss Sarah W. Wells, both
of Fletcher.