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Twenty Casks

Twenty Casks
sANDERSON, BROTHERS 4 co.'s
BEST CAST STEEL FILES,
Assorted, Direcs lnporsasion,
va Neso Orleans. noW arriving and for sale
BY the Package,
on SPECIAL TERMS.
TYLER DAVIDSON 4 Co,
Ne. 140 and I4 Main street.
January lo54. CINCINNATI.
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ILLINOIS ELxcrIos.-The Chicago Tribune
publishes the official vote given for Congressman
in each of the districts in the State in the No
vember election
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~ An inmate of lunatic asylum once con-
tended with great earnestness that all the people
in the world. except himself, were Joo,s The
corresponding editor of the Fort Wayne Standard
enjoys the same feIcitous state of mind.
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MILLS Il RROWN.

A. ~ An
Pure Liquors for Medical Purposes.
No. PAS Main street, CINCINNATI
VuNHE following respectable yseans and merchants
OF Wayne county, Ind have purchased and will keep
hand and for sale pure and
Of the shove quors for Sacramento Medicinal Mschaa
icsl. Chemical or culinary purposss
Abington-Dr NJ G. Mite hell;
Willismsburg-Dr. n. S. kellogg,
Eewpors-Joel Parker.
Economy-Dr Msulsby.
Washington-w. B. Randall
Boston--DF. Evans.
January g. 1855. 3-n
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ONT-Ar shaped nnsasrr. Breast fis viih nsnss
viii iiherAi fsSefa "
is.-,.gs. NJ eitA-f J~<ersoosAn Paa6irn Once
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AoSA ~~>Os
KENTUCKY.
Ky. Trust Company.
Newport Safety Fund.
/ TENNESSEE.
Bank of Memphis, Memphis.
Ocoee Bank,
Ears and Mech's do, /"
Mechanics do,
Citizens bank, or Nashville
and Memphis.
Bank of Chattanooga.
" of Tennessee.
GEORGIA.
ATLANTA Bank.
Merchants
Millegeviiie "
Cherokee Ins. Bk'g Co.
Plant'rs j Mech's bk, Dalton.
Manufacturers Macon.
Man. & Mech's bk. Columbus.
! MAINE.
Brunswick Bank.
Shipbuilder's
Monsum river
Ellsworth
Calais
Bank of Hallowell.
MICHIGAN.
Bank Washtenaw.
Erie and Kalamazoo r r bk.
Government Stock
Adrian Ins. Co closing.
VIRGINIA.
Bank kanAwha.
Trans Allegheny.
Merchants bank.
Central
Monticello
free banks rejected.
( CONNECTICUT.
Eastern Bank.
Woodbury. "
West killingly.
WISCONSIN.
Rock River Bank;
} Germania
Oshkosh city
Beiots.
CANADA.
Farmers Joint Stock bank.
LOUISIANA.
Eastern bank.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Wolfbo-ough bank.
VERMONT.
Stark Bank. Bennington
MASSACHUSETTS,.
Cochiruace bank. Boston.
RHODE ISLAND.
Scituate bank.
DELAWARE.
Bank Of Milford.
/ NEW JERSE.
Fairs & Mech's bk, y Brunsw
Commercial BIZ, Perth Amboy.
Tradsstnaas
Merchant. Bridgetown.
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~ The old liners Of the Democratic party.
have for some yea,s been the advocates of hard
currency. This ''consummasion 20 devoutly
wished for" is now realized in our State Stock
circulation. A harder currency has never been
known.
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AlSL VI 0k UA0A 0AV
/ ILLINOIS.
Belvidsre bank.
Bank Rockford.
Elgin.
| {" Ottawa.
Mer. and Ears blk, Springfield
Duvage county bank.
Ro:k Island Sc
Bank Nspierville:
| Railroad bank.
Union Bank, Chicago.
City 81
Phoenix =" /"
Farmers {" /"
Mer and Mech's biz, Chicago.
OHIO.
Mer. and Traders bk, Gin.
Canal Bank, Cleveland.
City g
Columbus.
Akron Branch, Akron.
Miami Valley Bank.
Ssndusky City
Saving. Gin.
Clinton Columbus.
Sor~alk
Massiliou
Circleyille
Crbana ms. and Bankg Co.
Blk GAINESVILLE, closing.
Licking co. Branch State Bl
Ohio, suspended.
Toledo Branch a, Toledo.
Commercial Bank, "
NEW YORK CITY.
Eighth Avenue Bank;
knickerbocker
Suffolk
NEW YORK STATE.
Bank Carthage
Drovers' Bank, Ogdensburg.
Atlas
Merch. and Mech's BIZ oswego
Sullivan CO. Bank.
Franklin Marvin
James GAINESVILLE
Lewis county 81
Patchin 81
Pratt " Buffalo.
Exchange +"
Farmers OnandAgua-
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A.>HCs W. ~
Farmers and Mechanics bank
Indianapolis.
Fayet;s CO. bank. Connersyilie.
Grxmercy bank, Lafayette.
Hoosier bank, Logansport.
Indiana hank. Madison.
Ind. Stock bank, Laporte.
kala mxzoo tk, Albion.
Ky Stock hank, Columbus
Lagrange bank. Lagrange
Merchants and Mechanics bk,
New Albany.
y y and Va State Stock bank,
Evansville
Prairie City bank, Terre Haute.
Salem bank, Salem
Traders bank. Indianapolis.
Western Bank, Plymouth.
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The Thirty-One Spetit-Paying Stock Banks.

Aggregate capital stock Of the 8
Specie and Eastern exchange.
Currency and other Bank balal
Bills discounted,
Circulation outstanding,
Bank ofthe Capital, Ind polls
Bank Of EIkhart. Elkhart.
Bank Of Goshen. Goshen.
Bank OF Ind. Michigan City.
Bank Of Monticello, Monticello
Bank Mt. Vernon. Mt. Vernon.
Bank Of Paoli. (this is q new
bank, with little or no circu
iztion)
Bank Rockville. Rockville
Bank Salem, Salem.
Bank Syracuse, Syracuse.
Bank Warsaw, WARSAW.
Canal Bank, Evansville.
Cambridge City Bank, Cam
bridge City.
Central Bank, indianapolis
Crescent city Blk, Evansville.
Farmers Bank, Westfeld.
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~Judge Knooaz, from Delaware county.
was chosen. yesterday, Speaker Of the House
Of Representatives.
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Special Election IN illinois for Member o.
the Legislature The Chicago Tribune of Friday
lature of Illinois on the Saturday preceding from
sangamon county Abfam Lincoln. An anti Ne
braskaits. who was elected. resigned. short time
ago. and the prese6t election to fill his
cy, Mcdaniel. 4 Dougalasite. was elected The
Tribune says. the Wings. and snti-Nebraska men
generally. regarded the election with Indifference.
and made no effort to counterfeit the energetic
action Of the Douglas men. In the present po-
stion Of parties in the legislature this election
may produce very important results.
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stock Banks:

Gov Sock bank. Lafayette.
Huntington bank, Huntin gton;
Indian Reserve bank. Kokomo ;
n-.~--- --r~I-
n Y Stock bank, Vfncennes;
n Western bank, Bloomfield;
Perry county ok, CanneIton;
Public Stock bank, Newport;
Shaw bank, Attica;
State Stock Security bank, New
port;
State Stock bank, jamestown;
- '' Marion;
Starke county bank, Knox;
Southern rf * Ind, frerre sPHs sn,e;
Traders bank, Nashville;
Tippecanoe bank, Winnemac;
Wabash River bank, Jasper;
a. - MELVILLE;
I" NCorydon;
Wabash Valley blk, LoSansport;
Wayne Bank Logansport:
- Richmond;
Upper wabash bank, wabash.
Rate:
North Ind Blk, LoganspoYt;
Orange Bank. Poseyvilie;
Plymouth Bank, Plymouth;
State Stock bank, Loganspoyt;
State Stock bank, Peru;
Tr~A.rss b~pi T~yv. Hsat>
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mintstroe0r's Motto,

A0m1n1StF0tOF'0 Notice.
ETTERS Of adm inistTation have been granted the
IL unabridged upon the estate Of william Nxon IT.,
dsess.ed. late Of Wayne county. All persons indebted
having claims will present them for sesslemsnt.
w. +. WILCOX,
SAMUEL NIXON.
January & 3-3s
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For Sale.

nNE set Vensersd stuffed seat Chairs ~
" ton Saturday. Dee 6sh. any DR. svious At
private rsls. FARQUHAR & ARNOLD
January 5. 1850 3-N
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-02-23

10 for kansas.-The New England
Emigrunt Aid Company. located at Boston,
is making an effort, and progressing with
great success, to 60 in at once and take
possession Of the extensive and fertile region
Of Kansas, in the name and behalf Of liberty,
by aiding the hard-fsied and warm-hcurted
sons of New England, who desire to better
,heir condition by emigration, to 60 there
and cover the country with cultivated farms,
and adorn and bless il with the Institutions
Of learning, religion and freedom. The
citizens of this village were favored, on
Wednesday and Thursday evenings last, by
able and extremely interesting addresses on
the subject Of Kansas, by three gentlemen
from Massachusetts,, connected with the En-
grant Aid Company. Ono of them had
visited Kansas, and gave a truthful and
favorable account ofthe territory. Mr. Eli
Thayer of Worcester, Mass. spoke, on
Thursday evening, at Washington Hall, for
nearly two hours to numerous and ntell-
gent audience, with great force and marked
effect, and much to the pleasure of his audi
ence. Those who desire more particular in
formation of the plans Of the Company, its
success, and future prospects, can be accom-
modated with pamphlets and forms for
Constitution and Bylaws for auxiliary
companies by calling at the Office Of the
Waterman.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-02-23

The Spoliation Bill.

Fors more than so years citizens Of the US.
have been waiting for the payment of just
claim. These claims have been reported
upon favoraby in Congress twenty eight
times, and the bill has passed one House or
the other seven times. AT the present session
il passed both Houses, and now the President
has rtfoed IL. We have said the claim is
Just. Our Government always held that the
claim was good against France, lit was for
American ships and goods seized by France
IN the days of Napoleon the Great, and in
1901 the U. s. government settled the claim
by taking a release from the treaty Of 1873
by which the U. S. were bound to guarantee
10 France the possession of her w. /.
Islands, as against all the r. st of the world.
This release was taken instead of cash il
was the payment TO our Government by
France. Then the American merchants
asked Congress TO pay them for their prop
orty, which had thus in effect been sold by
our Government to France for the release
from the old treaty. The property of these
merchants was thus used by the Government
e the u. s., and should be paid for. On
TINS statement of facts, the claim is an honest
rne, md the neglect to pay it Is shamefully
wrong.
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Man Killed at Warren.

W AhhbN, ftp. IL, 1000.
As many rumors will be anoat respecting
the death Of young man by the name Of
Denison Sargent, in the employment of WIN.
Cardell of this town ] will give a few facts
as appeared before the Jury of Inquest which
was held by myself over the body of said
Sargent On the morning of the 18th inst.
the family OF Cardol brcakfas,ed about Z
o'clock, when the young man was sent to the
clapboard mill for work, and Cardell told
him he would be down 10 the mill in some
ten or fifteen minutes. After watering his
horse, Sargent went to the mill, took the axe
and cut out the gate stem, and then entered
the mill in the lower part for the purpose of
cutting out the wheel. While he was upon
the wheel Cardell entered he mill and hos.
ted the gate--iu all probability while Sargent
was upon the wheel. S,rgent was found
dead about shutdown. Yours Truly,
VS.. b. TrLsR.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-02-23

Uiai Thug New York is famous
for bad names to political parties. The
whirs are classified as "Sllver Greys"
and Woody Heads" the Democrats as
"IIards" and sohs," and the X. Ms as
"Thugs" and "Hindoos." The following
explains the reasons;
The Thugs of Hindostan are an Assooia-
ton who believe it Is their duty to extermi-
nate all who do not belong to their own Or
der They meet in secret lodges, and are
sworn with solemn oaths. They lie in wall,
for unsuspdciing passers by. and attacking
them suddenly and without warning, stran
gle them. The higher the position aud char
acier of the victim, the greater is supposed
to be the merit Of the act The Thug who
strangles the largest number of victims in
the course Of year is rewarded with the
title Of Grand Thug Of the Council, and IN
vested with despotic power If any Ihng
refuses TO yield unquestionlng and Implicit
obedience to the commands OF The Grand
Thug, they make an image or cihgy OF him,
which they burn, at the same time stonng
and cursing il. This is supposed TO visit
him with all manner OF msfortunes. After
this, any Thug who meets him is bound to
stab him to the heart, provided he can do
so without risk of detection. Every member
Of the order is sworn to deny his connection
with it, and when Intercepted TO say he
he knows nothing about it. When appre-
hended and brought to justice, they cliim to
be persons Of the greatest morality and vir-
tue, and justify their acts by saying that
they only wish to establish the true religion,
lviz. their OVAL aud prevent foreigners wiz.
all who are not Thugs from getting control
Of the country.
N. D. This is ,iindoston. albany Ere
Journal.
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X. " 0aihs and Signs. We have re.
ccived from Brcin,rce wha, purports to be
a copy Of the oath taken by X. Ms in that
'own, and also description of the signs.
The oath is the same as published in the
lpaiohman in December last, we believe
nd there is therefore no necessity of pub.
lshing 1t again. The signs are different,
nnd if published, all the X. Ms. will have to
do is 10 adopt others. We do not care TO
rut them to any unnecessary trouble about so
nnimportant business. The signs are harm.
less the oath is Inconsistent with the Free
mans Oath, and therefore nugatory.
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Deaths.

The papers Of the past week announce
the following deaths:
Hon, Cyrus Burton of Concord, N. H.,
distinguished politician, formerly editor of
the n. II. Patriot. at his death editor of the
Capital Reporter. lie dropped down dead
al political meeting.
Samuel "A. Chandler Esq. of Peacham, an
other prominent and worthy citizen of Gale
donia County. The loss Of such men as
Mclean and Chandler is public calamity.
Hon. Ira .SersaH of Middlebury died on
the 18th inst, aged Is years-an excellen,
man in every position, public or private.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-02-23

Monster 10 .Spain.-lt is bad policy to
moke executive appointments from Members
of Congress, but President Pierce is the
man to do il. He has rewarded a Nebraska
Senator, Caesar Augustus Dodge, Of Iowa.
for his treachery,by nominating him Minister
to Spain. 30 sudden was the nomination.
aud the foolhardinoss Of the coup de- eiat so
astonlshed the Senators, that the nomination
was declared confirmed before the Senate
could comprehend the act. So is redeemed
the promise held ont by the Pierce organ at
Washington that all who voted for the
Nebraska bill, aud should thereby become
obnoxious TO the people, would be taken
care of" by the Administration The follow
ing is a fair specimen of the criticism of the
press upon this foolish transaction. The
New York Express says;-
The name of the new minister to Spain
Nj. Dodge, of lowa-lstounds everybody.
lie IS rude, rough-hcwn man, some 40
years of age, Of vigorous mind however /;
speaking no language, not even his own,
remarkably well who has never seen the
outside of his country, and not much Of It's
inside. lie has but a faint idea of anything
that Foreign Minister ought TO have The
pres Is uttenng or about TO utter. one UNI
rersal 'whew, IND whistle over it, "
iiaine Lno IN huntington, States Al.
iorney 7. +. Wales, paid Huntington visit
ON Saturday last, as the results of which
Messrs. John Cook aud John Derby, inn-
keepers, and a. H. Loyeland, store Keeper
OF that town, were oyerhaulod and fined 500
each for violation Of the liquor law.--fiee
Press.
Syracuse Feb, H.-The trial of the Sol
Norlhup' kidnappers. was expected 10 come
oil yesterday before Judge Bocher, at Balls
ton. w. A. Beach, G. Il. Cochrane, and
WIN. Wait appeared for the prisoners, and
moved To quash some Of the counts in the
indictment, alleging that the sale took place
10 the District OF Columbia, and CONSEQUENT.
" no jurisdiction could be had. Aftcr a
long argument by Messrs. Beach and Coch.
rane for the prisoners, and District Attorney
Odel for the people, the Court ADVISED them
to 60 up 10 fall bench on demurrer to an
Indictment.
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To JAMIE That note is 10 the DARK
d'aw." Whenyou determine "whai to write
about write, aud no, until then. Select
your subject, think il over thoroughly, and
don't write word until you know distinctly
''hai you wish to express. Perhaps you may
do something interesting, but that viii de-
pend upon the mine lmindl on which YOU
draw, yoSr tao, in selecting materials and
your skill in putting them together.
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For Council of Censors.

The following ticket has been suggested.
1t Is composed Of strong mon. Whether It
will command strong vote or not, depends
upon the people. 1t. has been rumored, as
our readers know, that X. N. ticket has
been formed. AS to that we have TO say,
that as yet the public do not know ,rhO the
men arc, or whether they are unpledged as
to particular questions, or whether, # as ye,
unpledgcd, they will not be bound by the
instructions Of some future secret council OF
X. Ms. First, if party ticket (k. N. OF
coursc) was formed a, Mortified, 1t is wrong.
Second, IL that ticket is pledged, it is wrong
TO conceal the fact from the people. Third,
if that tickle, is bound by the instructions Of
future council, 1t is ouirageously wrong;
we can conceive Of nothing more abborrent
than the idea that the Constitution Of the
State IS in fact 10 be subjected to the con
troll Of a conclave Of persons who shield
themselves from all responsibility TO the peoi.
pie by secresy. Fourth, we do not know
who compose the ticket For all these rea-
sons, and until they arc removed, we are
for supporting men who are known, and who
can be condded in. If no better ticket than
the following is suggested, we shall continue
it, aad furnish votes TO order.
For Council Of Censors.
Inland HALL OF Bennington Go.
J. ID. BRADLEY of Windham Co.
JAMES BARRETT of Windsor Co.
LOYAL c. KELLOGG of Rutland Co.
SAMUEL S. PHELPS of Addison Co.
ROYAL HATCH Of Orange Co.
GEORGEP p. MARSH ofChittenden Co.
AZEL SPALDlNG of Washington Co
LUKE p. POLAND of Caledonia Co.
wORTHlNGTON SMITH of Frank
lin Co.
r. u. SAWYER Of I,amoille Co.
SAM'L A WILLARD of Orleans Co.
ABRAHAM HARDING of Grand Isle.
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couraglng attention on their part. So con 4.
sinced IS this interesting young man o. The
open field for missionary effort among tho
adhorents of Islamism, that he declares his
intention tif spared to return homc) to pre-
pare himself for going back to Turkey as
Christian missionary. The laws against
proselytism are ms yet too stringent TO offer
much encouragement to such an enterprise.
But doubtless this grievous state OF things
wiz DC reformed, as soon ms peace affords
an opportunity to the Turkish Government
to attend to it-Presbyicrian.
One Week Later from Europe.
Lord Palmersion, Premier Defeat of The
Russians by The T'wks-Se.
NEw ioRK, Feb. 81.
The steamer Baltic, Capt. Comsiock, mr.
rived at her dock at one O'Clock, bringing one
week later news from Europe.
The Baltic left Liverpool on the afternoon
Of the 10Th inst She arrived out at a PM.
on the 9Th.
A new British Ministry had been formed
with Lord Palmerston as Premier Minister
of War, Lord Panmure, formerly Foxmaule.
Foreign Affairs, Lord Clarendon; Home OF.
fee, Sydney Herbert Colonial Secretary,
SIR George Gray; Chancellor Of Exchequer.
Mr.. Gladstone; Chief Of Admiralty, Sir
James Graham; Chancellor, Cranworth -
President Of the Council, Earl Granville =
Keeper Of the Priyy Seal Duke Of Argyle -
Chief Of the Public Works, Sir William
Molesworth; President Of the Board Of Con
troll, Sir Charles Wood; Post Master Gen.
eral, Lord Canning. The Marquis of Ians.
downe is IN the Ministry without office.
The above form the Cabinet LORD Abcr-
deem, the Duke of Newcastle and Lord John
Russell 90 out Lord Panmure coming In
makes the balance of interest about the same
as IN the old ministry.
The Earl Of Aberdeen had been created
knight Of the Garter.
The Lord Mayor Of London had given
Grand banquet and among those present
Lord Cardigan, Sir Chas. Napier, aud other
notables.
Near 100000 pounds had been voted for
war purposes.
In the reconstruction Of the new Cabinet
the Earl of Derby, Marquis Of Lansdowns
Lord j. Russell, and Earl Clarendon. were
successfully sent for by the Queen, but they
all failed TO form Cabinet, and lord Pal
merston was sen, for aud succeeded. There
Is very little other news OF importance.
FRoI rHE SEAT OF WAR
Nothing Of importance had occurred in the
Cnmea.
The latest official despatch from Lord
Raglln Is TO January 23l, and from Gen.
Canrobert to the 2ith. They both allide to
the Improvement of the weather, aud speak
cheerngly Of the future prospects. The lat
ter says, We renewed our work before the
town with increased activity"
The Russians were constantly making so7-
ties. Supplies were reaching the British
camp IN abundance. The seise works were
advancing but the army was sill sckly.
Frosty nights and iine mild days prevailed.
Gen. Canrobert reports the deaths Of Cap,s.
Bouion and Casleman, during the sorte by
the Russians on the night OF the liti, Prev.
ously reported.
Nlcnschikoif had gone norihward.
The Turks had defeated the Russians in a
renconirc on the Danube.
MAnErrs. Corn market doll, with lin
tied business and unchanged in prices.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-02-23
Wash. Co. Teachers Associa-
ton.

a large and enthusiastic meeting was held
IN The Congregational Church at Waitsiield
on Friday, Feb Us.
Ia the absence Of the officers A. Tenny
Esq, was chosen Pres pro ten
lrl Bushnell Esq. Secretary.
Praycr by Rev c. w. Kellogg, Nossrs.
Parker, Kellogg, Stone, Bushnell and Phelps
were appointed committee on Resolutions
aud business.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-02-23

o. Here are bad consequences Of party
oaths, leading men to violence. The writer
calls his abusers X. Ms, yet Barker lwho,
by the way behaved pretty wcll,) presided
at the meeting. According TO the Brsttlc-
boro Republican, Barker is a chief of the
United Americans Are not the two the
same, or arc they, like politics, considerably
mired ?
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-02-23

"PopuIar'ty."-'rhe Montpelier Patriot
has recently contained three or four long
and elaborate editorials, designed to con
vince the unbeleving that the Pierce
Administration possessed as much popularity
as any of It's predecessors. 10 be sure,
The Patriot did not give any very satisfactory
evidence of the s1undness OF this posiuon-
1t omitted 10 state that anti-Nebraska Sena-
tors had been elected in Iowa. Wisconsin,
Illinois, New York, and Massachusetts, and
that strong antl-Nebraska resolutions had
been adopted by the Legislatures Of Indiana.
Illinois and Michigan. 1t alleges, however,
that It's editorials had made the opposition
editors in the State extremely nervous -
II was their risiblts instead of their nerrcs
which were excited. The mistake is
natural one. - Wnisor Journal.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-02-23

Hon. George Geddos, Paramount, near
Syracuse, says; This is the coolest day
OF % years that my mother has observed
the thermome,er The lowest mark before
that day in this time was lss below zero
Last nigh, 8 the mercury was 10 below
at thus morning 10 below; at q o'clock q
and the highest 1t has been to-day, was 10 ;
below zero; and now, 9 o'clock, evening, i,
ls DC below" =