Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-03-18

summary If the result Of the election in that
State The Republican vote in this State, so
far as heard from, S5.72l; Democratic, L.
926 making Goodwin's majority 3,705. The
whole votu of the State is about 10000. The
vote Of last year was Halle, 36,333. Cate, 3 ~
j9l Ilailc's majority 4,7l2. There are 10
towns to hear from. which. taking the vote Of
last year as indicative, will give Goodwin g.
1lS majority. The Congressional returns so
far as heard from are in the LIST District, the
majority for Mr.. Marston will be about $50 :.
in the ID District for Mr.. Tappan 1886; in
the Sd, for Mr.. Edwards, from 1000 to 1900.
The Republicans has chosen eight, and posi-
bly, nine, out Of the twelve State Senators.
They also count upon II majority in the
House Of Representatives.
NEW HAMpsu1RE-ln the recent election
in New Hampshire. as we learn from the
Statesman, the Republicans chose of the >
Councillors viz Dis. No. L. Reed p Clark !;
,, Thomas l.. Whitton 3, John n. Worcos-
tor 4, ISbcrt Elwell. The Democrats chose
their candidate in the 9TH District, Cyrus X.
Eastman. The Republicans elected s Of the
] , Senators. viz. No. >, Jos. Blake 3, John
VI Parker; I. Joseph A. Gilmore .. John
ID. Lyman 7, Hosea Eaton 9. Thomas Fiskc:
10, Jesse Slador ]. George S. Towlc. The
Democrats choose j. VIZ no. J.. john >.
Bennot, 10y about 81 majority:) g. Samuel
Emerson, by about Is majority y s, Walter
Hartman 2, John G. Sinclair
The Republicans carried Rockingham, STRAIT
,o'o' 'io,' l'CN' nus oo'o"S ,., '',,''lV "',
succeeded in Bolnap, Carroll and Coos.
MATRIMONIAL TRAGEDY NND C0MrDy.-
The Slckes tragedy has been repeated at la-
tavia, y. Y, by parties little lower down
socially. but morally about ON the same level
probably. me VIE of Da'" Curry, an IRISH
,nIn, "'o 'clt nus oCu an" BOAR" "n" was co.
,"o.''"5 WIN "n i-nS t''n"l"H h''''" 'o"u
r"S'e'' "l'} orueIeu nus "Ne "oue' o",
que "o"'" n'' ~ 'No ",' P'l'"'UI """
".o''cl man !''' nun severely u''! 'nefe,
"'',,',' 'l'''.,''' ''',I ,'V Jew '-s1o
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'rt,a,1 =. -. -
a,1 C,,,.,. T.. ~. - -
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nc N''IoI OF '"Ser Deer Saloon In o.
I,'u'S urInN one "D.''e@ NM, ''''",'8f'e 9's,'S
VI i"Ee' oec. on Monu"E ,@9'' oo'"ee" inc
NUTS VI An anu - ! .Nl'' loI wager o'
90 anu Tue price OIL tue oe'r'
.9 The besotted fellow in St. Louis who
drank ono hundred twenty-five and glasses of
Iager peer IN one Day last week.-Mrs. made wa
yer oi SI'o that ne can repeat inc monstronS
@cnie'ement to-day March ith' being the
u'y hNca Tor the tHaI' Horrible.
new Cincinnati penny paper, the Press,
is printed on press driven 10y one of Ercs-
sons caloric engines After giving this mo-
tor fair tral.thc editor says It's complete sue
cess Is GStanHshed'and mat his expectations are
more 1nnh re"il]ea' ne exp onSo OF running
IL Is only one cent ana " haIi an honr' or
'""'N-S'N cents 'or '"eh'y-'our hourS'
~ \ now feature in the temperance cause
is announced through the Greenfield CoUier.
IN which it Is stated that no' "a thousand miles
from that place there is a landlord who oc-
'ua.ly n'r'S ana P'y' men not 70 df"'' at a"I
2 A NOISE was heard in AN Albany grave
yard lew nights since.which, upon lnvcStiga-
uon' proved to come from a half open grave.
body snatcher had undertaken to remove a
body and the dirt had fallen upon him and
confined him SO that he could not move, while
he had the dead body in his arms. His res
cuers gave HIM his choice of a prosecution or
one hundred lashes with a raw hide. and he
chose the latter. lie took the punishment
IKE martyr, without making any cutlery
whatever
To- At Greenfield. Mass. a short time
since. a minister and baby exchanged carpet
bags accidentally He was horrow-struck
when he went to look for his sermons to find
he had substituted only two chcmisotts and
three uinht-caps. Doubtless. She was SINH
larly astonished 10y the loss Of her aegIiqe
apparel
~ Some sharpers in st. Louis have been
doing hourishing business bv ADVERTISING
for members to Join "hand cart train" to
Pixies Peak, charging an entrance foe Of $50
which answered all the purposes of initial
ing their dupes into the nature of their ras-
cality, but did not scrve to advance them one
step towards the land of promise.
N,rrvc Fvvrtoprs "A rcoo, oc MANOR
or about 500 sbeots is ploccd nndcr n tn;,o
of n shane corrcsnopding win, 81, or,ol,,,,o
when optircly oncnod ,bich l. c,rooJ ,lo,..r.
bv noycrfli ,crew nrcss oo,l.cd bv n I,,,I
lover Tho riocos ont o,t sl;,h.I. alta.i,,'
To the edgcs from tho action of mo Lric, rn
scr,bIo Ella hlocLs Of uooJ mn -
mn Tho fan ia aftcrvords s,a,,nn,l Ia. I'M,
liar nrocess y bov bcing ohlo IN nron3rc 40
600 dav in his manner t,lin, one t,ro or
three envelopes at each movement of the
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