The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1866-01-26
january 20.
In General.

having Just been favored with
ket of luscious specimens. one ,, o'S-
uring four inches in circumfcrepcos' rus
The Nashville (Tenn.) D;soo,,t =.
wonderfully afraid Of Secretary ST., s." ~
ton. In speaking of the order , "s"l-
the Philadelphia mint to nlacee " .
motto, "In God we Trust nnon t 81
ture coins of the United Stotos u !,
iiercely denies the right of the g.. IL
tary to "intrude his theological , cro,' :,
upon his fellow-citizens." The Ivy, Ivy,
or journal who could repudiaae sno ni'li
sentiment rs that can have NO co.,. d
ments of his or its own worth Esla u
ing to.
The gas monopolists Of Ohicooo
are about coming to grief, as a ne eU
gas, made from crude petroleum !.
being introduced there. The CLicol %
Post says that the light of the petro ''7O
um gas is fully four times greater tI".
the light of the coal gas, and that t'a n
can be made at much less cost ~
In Louisiana the Sergeant NJ. Arn.
of the Senate is without leos n l''
door-keeper of the House is with.
arms, the Secretary of the Senate onJ
the clerk of the House are hotb a a
crutches. All of them have beloncsJ
to the Union army. o'1
Rear Admiral Dupont has he
queathed his prize money. amonnr w.
to $l75,000, to found national osr
lum at Washington for the orphans y,
soldiers and sailors.
The freedmen of Columbus M.,
are giving concerts and tahleorv
White people are admitted Al bag
price, and front seats reserved far
their benefit.
Communication between Charles.
ton and Columbia, S. G., by railroo5
, has been reopened, and trains passed
over the road on the 18th inst for tba
first time since the campaign OF Gen
; Sherman army.
The proprietors of the New York
: Police Gazette were arrested Saturday
! afternoon, on complaint Of prom.
. nent citizen, for alleged libel upon his
:. character. After hearing before
police justice, further consideration Of
r the case was postponed till this week.
The rebel grand jury of Lafayette
: county, Mississippi, have found "a
V true bill against Gen A. ]. smith
: United States Army, for burning the
/ courthouse and town of Oxford in
the summer OF 1864
The imposter who has been ar.
: rested in Philadelphia for personating
= Gen. McCook, and obtaining money
: and credit on the strength Of his re.
semblance to the fighting family was
! in custody at Pottsvlle, last spring,
y on the charge Of being John Wilkes
z Booth His misfortune in the earlier
! instance may have suggested his crime
/ in the latter one He was arrested by
), detectives privately employed by the
: genuine Gen. McCook.
J. "A New York letter writer says
II that the Round 1aJie has about paid
II expenses thus far, and that the Nation
IS has been loss to its proprietors Of
s about $4,000 He estimates the prof
i. It's Of the Herald for the past year a.
NJ about 100000.
$. "A Pennsylvania paper gives an
Is account Of the adventures Of Mr. }. L.
e. Mcconnell, a surveyor, who while
~ passing down Smith Creek, about one
II mile from Waynesburg, was struck BY
,e some characters on a stone at the SIDE
ie of his path Upon close examination
v he found that the inscription On the
stone was as follows: Due Last, I
g. These figures, after due r'tel,
- don, he conceived to mean z rods. I
=. feet and inches, and at that as,
~ lance from the stone he found buEla
~ in the earth an iron box filed VIII
/ silver coin. Going back to the stone
= he turned it over and found on 'ns
- other side, 'Due West 6--ala
~ this pointed to another treasure eA'''
to An American is only an LnSAA.
to man rather more sharpened, ''H
be Sir Morton Peto.
IN The Treasury Department %,
e. discovered another twenty-five ''A'
IL counterfeit note.
ne Gonzales, who has been on u,A.
IN for three DAYS in Brooklyn for u
murder of Otero, was found gun.
of murder in the first degree =
nd Thursday. He was remandeu ~
OF tence. ~
IN General Jubal Early VINO, '' II
hair and beard dyed black rOS o,.t q
Is, the way through the Southern T Tssl.
n nc from his place Of ooncealment IN H'i n
le- ern Virginia, was at last accOua ;,r Of
nS Vera Cruz on his way to the ''H
Mexico. ia
&, of The Fenian Senate has ad9pSl' ab'
20 resolution requesting Pre'luSl, pits
~ erts to call Fenian Congress ~s.nosed
III burgh, Feb. 10, 1t will be g ,aa InTor-
'' of delegates from all the circ''' :
-; able to the Roberts party .onsr
le. Martha Grinder, the pa %
mis- was executed in Pittsburgh nisssoi
the 18th inst. She made CO.. g c.
admitting the murder OF l 1Han but
49,, ruthers and Jane h. bucsa .o;souug
" - denied the other charges Oh P'
at brought against her.
es, ), Kerosene
no H., ,.or fsRurIr.fATICS. AMI