Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-01-29


Camp stonebam, Washington city.
Rev. Hugh Brown was installed by the
Presbytery Of Vermont, Jan. o, 1864, pastor
of the United Presbyterian congregation Of
Greens boro. W., with encouraging prospects.
The rebels sent to England and procured
new Episcopal prayer book, wherein the
prayers for the President Of the q. S. we're
changed for the President OF the Confederate
States but by some accident the prayer for
the Navy was not changed-so the rebel pi-
rates we're left to pray that we they may
be safeguard unto the United States Of
America. and security to such as pass on
the seas on their lawful occasions But in
the face of this excellent example, they prey
on our commerce.
Rev. Thos Wrinkle Of Whituugham, W.,
has volunteered
The NaWport News states that an outrage
Of the worst sort was recently committed by
young man in Derby upon child, and tina.
the rascal was discharged on bail in 5000.
So / e enlisted, leaving the bounty money to
pay the bond. The magistrate has grossly
insulted tho good boys in the army by per-
hitting this result.
The loss by the fire at Rutland is estimated
q, more hsn s9o ooo. on which there wa.
insurance Of at least IS 500, "A large proper
ton in the Vermont Mutual
SrRIL or wEAruER.-The weather has
been spelling compound word-"Nery-
warm. Er-tbe.ses Western papers will
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justice courts sometimes nave Qua cases J."
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tha' ms name was not 'he name inserted IN
/ the complaint as owner Of the property.
Thereupon tho boys we're discharged. and
conci,in,nt wa. bela for yiolatin, the Eooor
lac ue c,,fs..el q, ,., otr.oces IVA. 6,.d
500. and then he entered an app.al The
bows may have their turn on new cumplaint.
The unruy boys, who plagued the grocery
man, had their turn again on Monday, and
again escaped To save farther trouble, they
enlisted to swell the quota Of Berlin
According 10 tho Msnrbe.,er Mirror nor
SON in Ipswich has nine parent. living On
his mother side he has grandfather and
gfsHamotnor' q" great s'anaia'he[ ana great
H. ra,ornei .fda -aatin,,,i,b
his own father and mother. nine persons
In neiehborine .own. we hear Of family
Of two children, son and daughter Of NJ O.
and Mary p. Evans-who have ten parents
living viz Two great-grandfathcrs, two
great grandmothers, two gIandfaihers and two
, GRANDMOTHER, making, with their father and
mother, ten persons
A New Orlesn. letter savs.-.Thc nova
from the country is that the sugar crop is
ruined for the coming year. SO dscoursging
Is sns s'1.e o. 'n'hss 'uai many na'o a'reIay
ge.hsr
So mucb m. strange, reason n, vs,nor,.
ers to make all the sugar they can hi. .pring.
A Rrnr1 F,eur-sena,o, HeDlov said
he believed sonato, Foo,s AID M, I.,.,h hon
, ss,ly. whereupon Foo,e vndic.t,d nj. ,e,u-
tation for honesty by whipping Henley. The
} Richmond Dispatch says Henley lost shirt
bosom and the tails of his coat, avery serious
loss, since it will take about a years salary
as rebel Senator to repair damages.
r. S.--Let nobody think our Senator
Foot was IN that serspe lie knows better
and if he did not he could kick that little
rebellious Foot-de out Of sight.
H. Whitney Of Granville. has three yearl-
D ing bucks OF the Atwood stock which shear
- ed utty'one pounds OF wool
3 The editor OF the 81. Adams Messenger
= thinks OF going into the sheep business, as
being more profitable than The printing bust
mess Undoubtedly to those who kno" how
, 70 10 IT, we shou'u expect nothing ont get
t ung mut'oheo' ata olgh hgure'
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