Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-02-01
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Csstleton are in circulation.
Apro,xruyxr nv rrv GovynNoR.-Jobn
II Kellsm Fso of Ir,sburgb. inspeotor of
Hons. for the state Of Vermont tiee 81. Mans
field. resigned
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~ ne ur,s' M''' AZ o''a"oiu' Ppo'
tho gtb ;nst Snnnosed 70 he the work Of an
incendiarv
hE'-hn unUccup p,cu DWv'"n8 iiou'o
o"neu ny Alpna "aEeue'u I' Auo,o" was
uesuoye1 oy nro on r'luay 'Su, s-,o 20 i'Os'
,,,i NJ, ne a"elllhg mouse ol ilar.sy
w hite, az Mochan'os'l'le' was ou'neu oh 'no
''n me nrS o"ugn' l'on' s"'''uBs III 'n0
WOOD sheu' Loss Sooo' no insurance
TO At Stowe, Vermont, there are FIVE fac
tories, in which starch is made from potatoes.
i''cu V"usulnes ao"ui -''oV" oUSu''a P'i i, "u
num- ana e'Kht POUNDS oi S'atch u tue !ieiu
o' e"on ousue"
tT' Liquor prosecutions have been com
menced ON thorough plan at Whitingham,
causing two Of the dealers to secode from the
town. while two others have paid their fines
ana promised TO behave themselves ana ooey
the laws IN iulure'
tV' Lyman g. HincSley and S. B. Hebard
Of Chelsea, Harry y Worthen Of Bradford,
and S. VI. Gleason Of Thetford, were admitted
to the bar as attorneys and counsellors at
law at the present term of Orange county
court 'aS' "eeN
NARROW EscAPE.--Some of the young
men at McIndoes Falls. undertook to cele-
bratc the battle of New Orleans, on the Sth
Of January. and met with a narrow escape
Their cannon burst. and one Of the fragments
weighing slbs., was thrown 5 rods
E,n. p..ac.-1 ,a,..o .,..tod
80 So E.;'5..Ia.. .'a NJ w ~
stevens dwelling house had taken fire in one
Of the chambers, and when discovered wa,
burning quite RAPIDLY. A few pals Of water
in the right place soon extinguished the
flames.
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cattle.
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P'cNet 'h 'ne "'.c' ny great eAoIuon 'n'
P's'esS VI que "a'''s was "'i's'1u' '''ouS
hucn damage Is uohe TO 'ne machinery oy
water
E1 On the morning Of the 6th inst,
FIRE was discovered in the law office Of Geo
+. Houghton, Esq. ST. Adams. 1t was ex-
unqu'sneu, a. S' noWe'S' 1,''r d Po'1'On o' M .ue
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oo0%s iN9 ''tD ", '''''5l u p''' e','
o"','.ss''', l3 $50, '.' w.! ID" no. 'uo '.''
a"1 'u'us '''''''' '''PP'N NAV" a'i'oH'
sunni papers
SHEEP FoR CALIFoRNIA.--J B. Hoyt
an extensive sheep breeder Of the Colder
State, recently spent several days in this
county, selecting sheep for his ranch W,
learn that be shipped per last steamer p
spanish Merinos of the Atwood stock. His
sei'e''o"S Wo'' ''au, "''u io''le"oe 70 qu''l
' S,so
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FATAL AccIDENr.-ln Newbury, as par
~ of children were being taken TO school on
Tuesday morning last, the sleigh was tipped
suddenly forward in passing a cradle-hole
throwing part of the children out, and fright
cuing the horse, which turned into "a door
yard, and threw the remaining persons from
,our., man of about tyyenty-six. yo,rs strncl
nnon his head bre,k-n, his rect He i've
I'M few moments ,ft0r helm, t,ken mn
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lV AT a regular meeting oi tue hanso"
Uuarus' oi inns NhlaSe' ON saturday evening
last' Col' george d. Stanhard presiding INC
following gentlemen were elected Commls-
stoned Oiheets Napt' george ~, Hunt Isl
Lieutenant, 'f l., Gllman "a Lieutenant
J. reemah he', ou lieutenant george W.
Nooihsoh' w. understand 'nat resolution
mas oeen UNANIMOUSLY Pa'seu uec'afihS t1elI
SON. the hero of Fort Sumter-St Albau,
lLssenos,
~ ono" dr'i's are aoundant IN TINS re-
glon Just al the present 'ime, hey so mucn
oosttuct the roads that the w Wilmington stage
OF MONDAY came IN on uesday 'hirty hours
oenihd ume' Inc hlungham ana North
Adams stage Gue mere MONDAY evening ha1
been nnNTu