Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-04-02
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- tlidlihN liAc lthutIt W hu NilAillah lliNt
pome' which, with tho introduction and IL
distractions, is decidedly rich.
At an adjourned meeting Of Montpelier
Association, held at Rev. Mr. Lords, March
March l6. it was resolved to erase the namo
of Guy c. Sampson from tho roll of that As
ISOLATION. and that he be no longer a member
Of that body.
to On Tuesday Of this week. George O.
Reach was arrested in Barton. charged with
exchanging bills altered from ones TO tens on
the Lyndon Bank. at the Bank at Derby Line
on Monday last He was followed by an Of
fcer to Barton, and arrested as he was about
to take the cars for this place He was search
Cd. but no bad money was found upon him.
lie was recognized by the teller of the bank,
however, as the man who made the exchange,
and was taken to Derby Line for an examine
ton. II is supposed that Reach is connected
with Kelley and Drew, who were taken at
Northheld last week.-CaicdoaidH
1t is said that Fernando Wood will shortly
institute against the Now York Tribune a suit
for no less than seven hundred and fifty dis
tinct libcls.
NoRrHF1ELD INSTITUTION The present
term of this prosperous Institution, under j.
H. Graham as Principal, commences with one
hundred and twenty-five students. --Hessca-
ger.
PoLrrr.-The Herald. Mr. Buchonan's
organ in New York city, is very compliment
tary to the Democratic editors. For instance,
il says
"Tho Democratic journals Of New Hamp-
sure Hoin inc concord fatr'ot down. arc
c9adueteu oy Dloekheaus ana mncompoops'
- At a meeting of persons said 10 be
Democrats. in Mil,vaukee last ,veek Hon
y" mes buchahan' President OF the United
states was unanimously read out OF the Dem
oerat'c party
1Y' A I.ynr was shot hy Mr.. Rufus Smith.
in Swanton. on the 9th inst. II was of un-
uagnl size. and though moor in gcsh. il ,ycighod
> pounds These animals are rarely found
in our State, vet ono was killed. we under
stand, a lew da,sp previous in Iighgate-lIcs-
s,aqer.
That romantic little story about the daugh.
ter of a Director of the Suffolk Bank. Boston.
clipping with an lrishman and marrying him
at GAINESVILLE, Wisconsin. was nothing but ro-
nance. No such affair took place and it is
supposed the local itcmiscr Of the GAINESVILLE
81 mdard deserves the credit of originating
thl story.
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Wa.lT. p,,',, IL, ..irho Gi ''',g"s"
now in the Spirit Land, are already aroused,
and are ready toimprcss members of the Leg
stature to vote to place these County build
in IS in some place, whcroi Justice can be sought
a'd religion enjoyed, free from the corrupt
designs or dark dogmas OF the surrounding
~ tuences.
Br1ly Bow1E,ys Yfrtps ro N,Ntprsr
BEsr1Ny.-Tbe Savannah Mems states that
tgntleman inst from Floridn rcrorts bnt RI
I, Bowlegs had been into camn at Fort
Meade. and apreed 10 leave with his entire
t,ibc. clock stock and borrcl " for tho Wet
on the terms pronosod Inv tho governmont =
lie left Fort Meade on the plrpose of collect
's ms people ana making arrangements for
SPECIFY departure
sM,nr Gurs On Soe,rd,v ho IAN,
st.. two vounp Indies Of Meriden Miss Mnrv
g.. Andrews and Miss A A posco stndonts
nj the State Normal School Nov Rr;t,in
concluded 10 snend tho Sabbath With tho;r
Parents. and occordinolv slinncd an tboir Lon
nets and sbawls and started from Now Nit.
nm at han-past ionr. lhey walked over to
i''uVn' "'S''nVV vi J0"tcc" miles, IN ABOUT
'nrco hours' reaching nome about haii-past
even Inc day was clear and one of the
eo,ues' OIL tho season How many OF our city
oehcs can peat that '--Ne~ Hdpen FaHadtam,
To- The democrats of Ohio oro f,rr,;n,
Anti Iecomnton cIubs A, tho ;,a,,,,,,ra,;a,r
&c ono or tLoso LII y, I'LL IN - ~
10, Irr;tod S,a.oa A,,o.,,.s. e.. ~,
district mado ,ollin,, s,,oooh - - -
said.