Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-10-10

posil The reques; Of the Govern
or was acceded to.
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Railroad Movement boston. Sept. %.
There has been more inquiry within the week
past for some Of the old linen fancies, par
ucuarly Vsrmoni Central. The shares soli
at 81 on Friday last for the first time since
Oct -, 1855. THIS advance of the stock
is understood TO be IN view of the proposed
consolidation of the different interests into
common stock. the Vermont and Canada TO
be put in at par as six per Ct. preferred
stock, instead Of an Z per CT guaranteed as
now. and all the back interest from June.
1854 TO be thrown in The Traveller states
the per centage at which the other securities
are TO be put in as follows: - lst mortgage
bonds at 75 per cent; I'd do at IS per cent;
floating debt, consisting OF le56 bonds lover
duel and notes outstanding, at 25 per cent
stock At rs per cent or IS per share; all
the above as common stock"
THIS would make the account stand $l,-
100000 SIX per cent preferred stock. and not
far from ) as 900 common stock, giving
hope of an ultlmtte income on both classes
Of stock, We trust these consolidation
measures will be perfected at an early day,
for IN them is the only hope Of salvation for
this large property, which should become
valuable.
Railroad bonds are dull agaln excepting
Centrals M demand for reasons above stated.
The Ogdens 'urgh and Rutland Cos must
go through a similar course and then we
hope for Regeneration Of their securities
Daity .4duertiser.
Hon. John Moore Of Warren County, N.
J has written letter ann ,uncing his nten-
ton to support and vote for Col Fremont.
/ Judge Moore has always baen identified with
the Hunker Democratic party IN his State,
enjoying an influence IN local and country
politics amounting almos, 10 dictatorship,
and his announcement will effect a great
many votes.
We learn from the Herald that a large me-
teor was seen in Rutland. on SUNDAY eve
ming, the 9th, at about 20 minutes past 9
o'clock. II was first visible a few degrees
west Of SOUTH and about 20 degrees above
the horizon. II moved slowly toward tho
West lraverslng an arc of about As degrees
and disappearing at about Is degrees above
the horizon. II was followed by train Of
| light aud Was OF double the size and brill
iancY of Jupiter. Soon after its disappear
ance a light smoky colored cloud appeared,
which gradually pissed away. No expo-
sion was heard. There WAS an unusually
bright starlight at the time.
Mrs Nichols. formerly edltress Of the
Windham Co. (vtl Democrat, in letter TO
I the Keeue Sentinel, says that lying before
her rs she writes Id a bullet taken from the
shoulder of her son, and shot thlther from tho
I'D q h.. 49, =
Jack, on the 2d OF June. Il entered near the
arm pit, Just below the collar bone, and car
ried pieces Of clothing TO where It lodged
just under the shoulder blade.
There was animposing Fremont Con-
venuon at Pittsburg on Wednesday. Bus-
ness was almost entirely suspended, and the
streets we're handsomely decorated The
trades were represented IN the procession,
which was five miles long, and three hours
IN passing given point Gentlemen from
Ohio and Indiana, who attended the mass
meetings at Tlppecanoo and Dayton in le40,
say that the meeting was the largest ever
held in the United States. 100000 said to
be present
HDHooays Ointment and Pills exlraordin-
ary Remedies for the Cure OF Erysipelas.--
Charles Pairpnnt, was afflicted for several
wears with this diseuse. For nine months
he was almost deaf and blind with it. sn se-
we're was the attack. he consulted several Of
the doctors of the neighborhood but they did
not do him any good, but 10 use his own
words, he was left alone to die His good
genius however, did not desert him, for
friend Of his brought him couple Of large
boxes and pots of llolloway's Pills and ONT
ment. which he thankfully accepted, and
Commenced using me result vas pvIieetiy
miraculous, for IN two weeks he was able To
get up, and could see aud hear well at the
expiration ofa month, he WIS perfectly cured,
!, and able to resume his work.
; or The Republicans Of Chicago receiv-
cd tue Intelligence of tho glorious Fremont
aud Dayton victory in Name on the night OF
the election. A letter from that cltv says,
! in reference -" Tho great traitor, Stephen
A Douglas. hls jnst returned home from
Washington, ani was addressing a large
crowd 10 Court House Square, composed Of
about two-thlrd3 Ffononters and the rest
Buchananites 1.-The news got here lust as he
had finished his speech. and the inseing
elosed with thee cheers tor Maine. and three
more for Fremont. Douglas has not opened
his mouth IN Chicago or around here since"
Poisoned--On Thursday night Of last
! week Charles Farbrothef, OF Albany wae
. poisoned BY having strychnine administered
10 hum in liquor Two individuals have been
arrested who are supposed to be the guilty
{ ones. and they are now undergoing an exam
S nation before a magistrate. irGsbwgh
2 Standard Sept. 10.
} 4 Strong Slralc ---Twenly-fo Of the
! SURVIVORS Of the war of 1879 pensloners--
visited NJ. Farnhan Esq, Of Aillca, Pension
Agent, on Thursday, on business, when
J gentleman who happened 10 be present at
! Inc time, enqulred their predictions for the
, Presidency. The vote stood thus Fire.
, mont, 81; Buohanan,3 3; Fllmore,0
Ii seems that those who have fought and
: bed for their country, sull renain 90 inc
. side Of their country. Good for the noble
: PATROLS. .aibany Journal.
q Genilt Smith has Just contributed an adj
tlonsl sum OF $4,000 to the Kansas tund N
: . i'd Of the free State men, msklng, IN oil,
$1,000 contributed ~ hin sinoe tans IS