Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-07-28

7 greater lhuuenCe lnhh tue OhNOfs IN
a ready sale. Most people reject pals
light colored cheese and choose those tina
have a golden color like rich cream, this IL
supposed characteristic Of an excellent ar
ticle A light coloreo cheese may posses
all the richness Of one that is as yellow
gold indeed, they may both be alke
quality and still the golden colored on
will be pronounc d best, and command th
highest price. SO much does good colo
enhance the value Of cheese in most market,
In order TO secure the desired color it
customary to employ Annatto. but it may b;
done without: Let the curd remain in thr
vat, spread out as much practicable, unu
it is Of the right temperature to be put in,
the hoop. by allowing it to remain expose
to the atmosphere while it is cooling, instea'
OF dashing cold whey, or water on it--as j.
sometimes done-the rich creamy color ma
be secured without the use Of any oolorn
matter BY this meaus, all the good havol
and richness will be retained whereas. whe'
the cuid Is washed, more or less Of valuabl
portions Of il are removed BY the whey.
the cufd be exposed to the air IN this manner
the cheese will be Of uniform color through
out. Then II cured with care and the rim
kept smooth by not allowing the outside t
dry faster than tie inside shrinks. sms
quantity Of Annato applied to the surfse
will impart very good color to the exterio
An Atlanta paper Of the 9Th contains th'
! following interesting anecdote Two gen
tlemen from Georgia made an appeal to Nj
Seward, the Sc ,retary Of State, to the effeo
, that some privilege promotive CT mis- como
, and health should be bestowed upon the Ho
A. H. Stephens, then and now prisoner,
our readers know, in Fort Warren. Thi
Secretary kindly assured them that he woul
institute proper inquiries, and If 1t could th"
. privilege solicited would not be withheld
from the distinguished prisoner But, gen
,lemen.' said the Secretary, eyeingjhem keen
3 ly, have YOU not a word to say foE Nj
DAvis'-no petition to present for hm? SUI
prised and confounded our Georgia friend
. hesitated, when the Secretary quickly re
marked Since his (Mr. ID y arrest, saw
from Mrs. Davis, not appeal has com
from the south in his behalf
y The arres, Of John Mitchell the very d.
Il he wrote his defiant and Infamous editoria ,
was the result Of accident The warrant Il
his arrest had been out for more than te
DAYS. but 20 one could be trusted that kne
him. The fact that be was to be artestt j
" was noised abroad McCunn the copper
= head indge, had is,ued a writ of habe'
"a corpus 10 advance, and that there might
" no mistake, a man sat daily beside Mltcheii
II to serve the writ On the party making he a.
L rest. As the arrest was delayed, Mtche,
> ytew bold snd wrote the famous article, IL
e suting the President and repudiating all id'
'' Of pardon on the very day the arrest made.
- The Commissioner Of Internal Reven'
:, ha. ius, made the following decisions II
N Commissioner does not regard the amount r.
ceived on a policy of life insurance as ei'h,'
e. legally or income, consequently, assessor
'' until further orders, ~lll not hold SUI
amounts to either tax. The tax on the sal'.
ries postmasters from after July LIST, 1868
u should be returned quarterly to the lntetns
Revenue Office. the postmaster, in estima
he ing the tax due from him, is entitled to Dc
nd duct $3.50, or onef fourth OF 5000, exempuo
X, from each quarters salary. The mere cara
u ing Of wool is not regarded as msnufactur'
all and therefore not Ii Bile to duty.
We Describing the Dry Tortugas, to whi'
'n place it is understood the government b
~ sent Mudd, Spsngler, Arnold and Laughll
- - contemporary says. in view of the Magnituc
h, of their crime, that more suitable place
es. punishment for these conspirators could n
ICE have been selected. The solemn roll OF II
waves of the Gulf the silent and even ghos
ly air, or rather want of air, on the lifele'
the coral reefs the absence OF every living TIM
rrh save the albatross and the shark the blu
,oI- above and the blue below" in one unvaryiT
are monotony, save the infrequent visit OF u
era hurricane, which only adds terror to desol
and ou--all there may family picture the i'
ana seawatd home of thUse to whom The law al
ous the testimony have denied the boon OF deaf
mo. A Raleigh IN C.) correspondent of Il
Tribune says that a large number OF VI
be voung men who are about being mustered o.
for of the Union army in that vicinity have ma'
nm their minds to remain there, and that th'
- are fast marrying the disconsolate your
o,k ladies and widows and settling down for II
upon the vacant farms which on every hai
9 invite their labor and enterprise.
Mr.. Nathaniel Perkins Of Manchester,
ant H., has great curiosity in the shape of u
fr white Grove.
A costly pair of revolvers have been p
sented to Capt. Doherty, who commanded
ms detachment that captured Booth and harr'
'O'a by the 10th Ny. cavalry.
Whitewashed walls which are to be pap
50. ed should previously be well brushed o
go l with strong vinegar, or the paste VIII
IN adhere.
'o' The gap in the Pacific railroad is now
no, twenty five miles wide. AS soon as u
had completed we will have rail communics'
back with the heart Of Kansas. The engineers
ths road are now on strike against REQ
RY, tion OF prices.
There is great deal of controversy ae
W Davis dress when he WAS captured. VIII
or he wore his wife's gown or no'' no
vs. will deny be was put to his last shit''