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rRoCERIEs.

GROCERIES.
S,..,A The suhsoflber Informs his friends and the
AM Apublic generally, that he has taken the store,
RSX;8 No. 3AS Market Street,
FoTnieray occupied by the late John Price. and has on
hand good assortment OF
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Rhe U. 3. Circuit Court eits in the Cosrt
Room. second story Of the Custom House, in tnia
uity, on the third Tuesday Of June aud October
The o. 8. District Court, meets a the same
place, on the second Tuesday in January, April,
June and September.
Superior Court and Court Of Genera Sessions
- held at Georgetown, on the seooud Moni., NJ
stril, and second Monday 10 Oaooor il Ken,
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rnE opRIoE CURRENT" LEDGE.
TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND ACRES

Of the stork Of the ConpauY will be sold account Of
Working Capital No ether stock Is offered Tor sale.
An entirely original aud mutual plan has been adopted
r the spl disposal OF toe working lta Tor the par
tcuAra Il which al pittes are invited To can a. me
Office no 49, Chestnut st. up stairs i-b2-u
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-01-23
Congressional.

IN Senate, Jan. 10, d petition was presented
from citizens Of Bclleiontine Ohio, asking Com
gress to prohibit any person addicted 20 the use
of Intoxicating liquors from holding office under
the Government Off the United States.
In the House, on motion of Mr.. Ross, the Com
mittec on Indian Affairs was instructed to inquire
diligently and promptly into thc peonage Slave
trade existing in New Mexico and Colorado, and
90 report an act 90 secure 20 every person within
the nation liberty and equality before the law,
without distinction OF race or color.
On motion of Mr. Cook Che Joint Committee ON
Betreuchmeut was directed TO inquire why, in the
present stringent condition of the New York
money market, che current balance in the New
York Sub-Ireasuy is constantly Increasing p
Whether such increase or any part oft, arises or
has arisen from the sale Of gold? Whether any
agent of the Department or any other officer of
the Government has, within the last thirty days,
loaucd gold belonging to thc Government to any
person or any institutions And ii SO, TO whom
aud for what purpose, on what security and to
what amount2
After the PROCEEDINGS a ady liven for Jaa. 10,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-01-23
Gorrtgn Nrms.

LONDON, Jan. IS.
The ice on Regents Park broke through to-day,
while crowded with skaters. Over 200 persons
were precipitated into the water and 30 drowned.
LONDON, Jan. l6.
A Florence letter, published in the lines OF
this morning. says Gen. King the American Min
lister at Rome, has been invited to remove the
American church outside the walls Of that city
Mr. King complied aud has hired villa for that
purpose.
NEw YoRW, Jan. l6.
A New Orleans special says that Maximilian de-
mands duties on all goods in the Vera Cruz GUS
tom bouse even though they have already been
paid to the French.
u. $ Consul is EXPECTED in Now Orleans daily,
to confer with Minister Campbell.
private letter from Vera Cruz says the Lib-
erals are all around the city. They occasionally
take charge OF the railroad trains, and generally
the people are worse of than ever.
Twelve hundred French troops were TO embark
ON the 18th
The llerald's special Washington dispatch says
the government has received rumor that Napo-
leon told Gen. Casileman that he must not attempt
TO compel Maximilian to leave Mexico, nor must
he bring away any more French troops than
wanted 10 leave. saa4
There is many Eve tempted by Satan, in our
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-01-23


The Richmond Enquirer considers "a general
amnesty an imperative duty IL is something to
be willing to bee forgiven.
Miss Christine Kett, aged Is, was brutally muir
dered at Dayton, o. ,on Friday by some unknown
person. Il is supposed that in attempting to de-
iend herself with pistol from the brutal assault
OF a rullian, she was killed by him
The Vicksburg Herald says that the famous
Davis Bend cut-oH has at length been made The
Mississippi River has thus been shortened eight
cen miles. The shutc is twenty-five miles below
Vicksburg, on the Mississippi side.
TnE DEFENCE or MoNrREAI-The Quebec
Mercury SAYS the plans arranged for the defence
Of Montreal against further attacks or iroads
from Fenians, or other enemies, have been ap-
proved by Her Majestys government at London,
and that the Imperial Parliament will be called
upon to make appropriation OF e., 100000 ster-
ling for the completion of the works.
A story is told of a soldier who, about one hun
dred aud fifty years ago, was frozen in Siberia
The last expression he made was " 1t is ex--.n
tie then iroze AS stiff as marble. In the summer
Of 1850 some French physicians found him, after
having laid frozen for one hundred and iily years
They gradually thawed him. aud upon animation
being restored he concluded his sentence with
- ceedingly cold.'
Mr.. Jos. Dickens, of the Saracen's Head near
liolbeach. England, has just discovered mouses
nest in his garden, in which winters store OF
one thousand three hundred aud twenty y-nine FL
bert nuts had been secreted by the industrious
little animal. The nuts measured half peck and
weighed six pounds.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-01-23

The Greenfield Gazette SAYS there is great
scarcity OF money among the farmers in the tobac-
co growing towns in that vicinity. Many of them
have two years crops on hand unsold. The tax
collectors find it difficult to collect the taxes.
A college for young colored mel has been es-
tablishel At Washington, named =" Howard Uni
versity.n II has the three departments Of Law,
Medicine and Theology. Fifteen thousand dol.
lars have been raised for the erection of build
ing which is intended TO accommodate thou
sand students. Four hundred are now ready to
euter
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-01-23

SUNDAY DRINKs.-Snce the closing up Of all
saloons aud shops where - balm is sold on Sun
days, in Boston, new secret move has been
made to obtain a drink by the back door aud
back alley arrangement, and there is a large
quantity Of liquor sold no doubt in Boston and
suburban cities by the new " know nothing or
ganzation. The necessary raps and pass words
for obtaining 80 drink, during the quarter end
Ing January LIST, were as follows One rap with a
pause, then three loud raps, when the saloon KEEP
er opens the door and gives the countersgn, 50
"D. Y. X. NJ (Do you know me and the cal
Ter responds with 60 X. ~ q know you,) when
he s admitted and obtains his drink. The raps
aud passwords are changed monthly 1t is stated
there is much liquor sold by the glass on Sun
days, by the secret movement, as before the gene
raj closing up.-Bost0H Heraid.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-01-23


AZ Manchester, y. H., Henry y. Hatch shot Mrs
Amelia Bachcldsr because having one husband all
ready. she would not marry Hatch and Hatch then
shot himself Mrs. b received the ball on a steel
stay and was not much injured. Hatch will not re-
cover.
Brazil he- opcncl her ports tne river Amazon
TO the commerce of all nations. This gives access
To about one fourth Of South America.
Speaker Stewart and wife have had tin we'd
ding. with ware enough to stock respectable tim
shop Nay they live long enough to have dia-
mond wedding
AtWilourlhv. Ohio the store of son of Samuel
Merriam Esq. of johnson. has been burnt
In Btrnum, Nu.cum New York, are four Vcr-
mon, trout averaging lb- each in weight They
were raised in Wmmglord
Nobody killed by panther in SALISBURY. Mr..
Fisher can go a-dshng ifhe likes.
Judge Reldell embarked for Liverpool on the
steamer China, which len Boston on the lGlh and
ofcour-e had 70 face the heavy Eastern storm of
the l7th.
The Judge OF HUDSON Co., Nj, has instructed
the grand jury to ndict the Sunday liquor sellers.
This i. to cut Oh the New Workers, who go to Jer
sey city ON Sunday for thcir drinks
The revival of religion at Ludlow is increasing
aud embraces all ages. The number of converts is
atleast forty.
Dan Tarbell is again using printers ink in a
quarrel with the Trustees and Superintendent of
the Vermont Central Railroad. lie thinks there is
need of another side-track To accommodate the lum-
bcr business of Forest City"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-01-23

II he escapes, the republican party is not the party
Of Justice. and It's decline aud downfall viii date
from this winter. aud from the closing acts Of the
thirty-ninth Congress. But let the people demand
that Mr.. johnson have a fair and impartial trial.
Let there bee no dclicacy in the matter, and no
prejudice that should bias the judgment Of
such tribunal as the United States Senate,
and il lac is not guilty Of the crimes alleged, his
innocence win be all the more conspicuous be-
cause of fall and fair trial, and hc owes it to
himself aud to history 10 demand it r. S.. II.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-01-23

MoRErowS.-Ts Teachers {astuute.--'rhe next
Teachers Institute, forthe County of Washington,
viii be held at Moretown, on the 2jth and 10Th OF
the present month,
A public examination of teachers. who desire to
obtain State Certificates, will be held during the
session.
II will be remembered that by an act Of the last
Legislature these " State Certificates entitle the
holder TO the right to teach in the common schools
of the state for the term of five or fifteen years,
according whether they are given in one or both
courses of study arranged by the Board OF Educa-
ron,) from the date of such certificates and no
person shall have the right TO teach in any of the
common schools after five years, unless they have
a state Certificate: town superIntendents having
no power to grant certificates after five years from
the passage of the act.
The first course of study arranged includes all
the branches required by law TO be taught in the
common schools.
Teachers and others attending the Institute will
find ample Accommodations at Moretown,
MoRErowN, Jan. 10, 1867 r. j. d.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-01-23

The U. $. Grand jury at New Orleans has failed
TO find indictments against the July rioters aud
assassins. This fact alone worse than ANYTHING
that the congressional committee will bc able to
report, even it the, seek to make out the blackest
case possible, for i proves that public sentiment
in that community is radically wrong. There is
no dispute as t1 the crimes committed the guilty
parties can Dee identified asd the evidence is album
dant, and yet grand jury selected from the most
intelligent and respectable citizens, fails 10 find
indictments against the assassns. Several Union
men of that city, men who have suffered great
persecution and loss for their LOYALTY testified bee
fore the committee that the riot was free fight
between negroes and Irish, such as might have
occurred in any city and that the people general
ly were not implicated In it They may think so
but how do they explain the fact that thc local
authorities have not proceeded at all against the
rioters and that the first effort made for their
punishment by United States court fails bccause
the grand jury will not indict the criminals p
Springfield Hepu5 iicun.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-01-23
HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO FEMALES IN DELI
GATE HEALTH

DR. DOW, Physician off, surgeon, Nos 7 and En-
doou street. Boston is cousulted daily ur all diseases
incident 20 the fsmalc stm Proapsus Utrri On Ia M
lug Of he Womb, Fluor Alhus, Suppression end other
menstrual arrangements are all treated upon new path
uoWoa pIucples aud tody relief guaranteed IN few
days. SO inv, tiaby certain 10 the mode Of trea
ment that the obs innate complaints yield under it,
and tho aic ed petton soon reioces IN perfect health
~ ~ H. @ az w W Wv l"u ~ hi. ~ "a ~ INC tile
phl soian Boston, and has, since 1870 confined his
whole att non 10 the Of private diseases and fe
male con plants
N All letters pust contain fourred stamps OF they
vii not be answered Office hours from A. M. TO 4.
Nj.
CERTAIN CURE IN ALL CASES OR NO
CHARGES MADE.
Those who need the services Of experienced physi-
clan OF surgeon "a an difficult and chronic diseases
every 0amea and nature should give him call
r. --nr. Dow imports aud has for sale new article
called the French Secret. Order BY mail Two for 81
and = red stamp. S,69
1854
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-01-23

The New York Tribune advocates the recon
-truction Of the South on tho basis of equal sul-
fNge, and thinks that If either the freedmen or
Che cN-rcbcls are counted out, we Shall only have
cleared the decks for a dght, 10 which the adj
vocates Of universal euiranchisement are sure TO
win at last True but do we really gain anything
by another reconstTuctiou Unless we distran-
chiso nearly the entire white population, the po-
ltical power of those states will remain IN the
same hands where it now is. and once restored 10
their places ia the Union, these states will mold
their local institutions, suffrage among the rest to
suit themselves. Thus we are brought back con-
tinualy after an our wanderngs among tempo
rary eXpedieuts 10 the conclusion that nothing
will answer the purpose but the establishment of
equal suffrage u the constitution. Let this be
made the sole and Indispensable condition of res-
toration, and every thing else /. safe. Attempt to
gain the end hy bills of reconstruction, and there
is possibility, If not probability, oi utter and
disastrous failure -Spria06eii Republican.
Ii is curious, writes Washington correspond
emit TO see how easily the mind of the politician
accommodates itself 10 the existing condition Of
things. But yesterday the Washington or George-
town negro was nothing but niggcrn-a nui-
sance, if you will--acreature without consequences
at least. Now, behold how changed! Law has
put the ballot into hi, hands he is a king iB his
own right; aud the copperheads Of Georgetown
and Washington are pettng him for his vote
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-01-23

depopulatod, by the migration ofthc Irish undcr
forty years Of age. leaving thc middle aged and
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tho Free Press asserts that Martin cwtenden dee
sired 20 have ihe Vermont troops eoto flatisnnfgh'
ana wished to iead 'nem "n'e'' 0u' WAS o'''''''
10y threat oi ASSASSINATION nus o',, "o' '-''''
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n p,lie discussion of t,,r difference. on religion.
o,c.ri,p. and thereon There had becn many pr,vats
discussions. Finally. Mr.. Buuarl visited Mr. CAN
at hi, shop to arrange time ana place for public
discussion. and thercupou the parties got into q
heated dispute while Call heated his iron in the
forge. Finally Cail pulled a hot bar Of iron from
the forge and. as buliard says, aimed blow at
bullard- whereupon Iuilafd hoorcd the bclliscro"t
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Thanks TO senator Poland for the Congressional
"l'ne' Nc'
Dr. \ sry.ro..s I,,.,-r,-,, NJ ,-,rl 1,..,o
Conkliue: penusylyanf,. Simon Cameron: illinois.
LYMAN rrumbun.
Oliver T.. Morton. Republican. is now T.. :. Sem
ator from Indiana lie slcceed. senator Iaue.
who declined A reelection.
James W. Nye, Rcpub., has been rc-elcctcd L. $.
Senator for Nevada
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-01-23

BouNW DEcI,ioN.-rhe second Comptroller
of the Treasury has decided that when a father,
who, by reason of the death Of a son in the SER
wee, was entitled to additional bounty, died be-
fore receiving the same leaving no widow, the
bounty cannot legally be paid to any one; that
the bounty is naked gratuity personal to the
party to whom Congress granted it, and when no
provision is made by law Tor its descent to the
heirs OF the BENEFICIARY prohibition is implied
This decision affects many such cases on file at the
Auditors office.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-01-23

Ireland SURPRISED BY FoRCE.--A iAts Lo
don letter says -
lt may be that there has been no danger Of Irish
rebellion at any time; but the fact that there is
now q fosce Of fifty thousand men in Ireland, in
'luliug the police, nearly all armed with breech-
leaders, looks as IL the government hal at some
time believed that thsre was danger, and had pro-
yided ag lin,t it. That t is now a condition to
crush auy probable or possible outbreak may well
be believed. Every suspected man in Ireland is
either in prison or closely watched Men are
lay arrested on the most frivolous protenses--
,he possession of a six year old patriotic news
paper or . song in old copyboOk. ! cannot
earn that the precautions of the government are
the least slackened. The police make their
'ounds armed with rifles aud are TO have breech-
.olders. Ihs garrison troops 60 10 church ia
trong detachment, andare supplied with ammuni-
ion, and the barracks aud arseuas are vigilantly
guarded
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yuatrbman & statt Journal.
MONTPELIER. JANUARY %, 1866
BY f. P WALTON

It viii be seen by thc Congressional proceedings,
that the House refused 20 admit Nebraska and Col
orado in the form devised Boy Senator Edmunds,
though preserving hi. condition The difference is
that the House requires Che formal assent Of the
people of Nebraska and Colorado to The condition
isfofe admission. while senator Eimuuds proposed
to admit uIalediatsiy, trusting that the States adj
mittod would conform to the condition, or that the
Courts and future Congresses would enforce it. We
think the House has adopted the better way.
The Senate, on the 10Th, concurrcl iu the House
amendment We are ia doubt as To- the precise
form of the acceptance of the condition required by
the Iousei one report is that 10 is Senator Browns
amendment, which required Che assent ofthe people
at elections and another report IS that tc assent
of the territorial legislature only is required.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-01-23

INPORT4 TO THEA FFLTCTED
DIR DOW continues be consulted A. bis ofi,e Nos.
and Eudeott street, Boston. on all diseases Ola
PRIVATE OR DELICATE NATURE
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-01-23
q ONORRHUA AND SYPHILL9.

By long course Of udy and practical exp pr
Dow has 'he gratdcaton Of presenting the unfotu-
nate with remedies that have never failed the
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-01-23

beneath his treatment all the h,rrnss OF verefcal ard
impurebood, Irpoteucy. Scrohla, Gouotfhma q Icus,
PAIN Distress the regions OF procrcatiol Inham
nation Of the bladder aud hdneys Hydrocele Abs sse,
Humor, Ggitial hvellngs, and the long train Of horr-
ble pOms attending this class ~ disease, ato ade
become harmless the simplest aihngs OF a child
E.---.--- LL.. ~. On. . ~
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-01-23

Thank. to senator Poland for the Congressional
tl,I. N.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-01-23

Ol tIe emlgraDts arriving az The port Of Now
York in 1866 there were from Germany lO6,71G; /;
ireland 6S,0l7; England SO, ls6 Scotland ,969 /;
Sweden 3,9O2 Switzerland 3,GSj France 3, ,256 ;
Denmark l,523; Holland |, 900 Italy 9lS; Nor
way 5S3 Wales 5l0i Spain 3l5; West indies
ZIG Poland 23l Belgium lj7 South America
100 Russia l5i Portugal 90 Mexico 20 Nova
Scotia 40; Canada 2S China 70 East Indies 10 /;
Africa 10; Australia ~; Central America II I;
Turkey 5 Japan Greece D Sicily L. Total
233,4 The number from Canada docs not in
clade one in one hundred probably.