Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-07-17

! lWnkug some one had ass1ultcu nm. ne got UP ana
nstanmneously divcsting himself of his coat ex-
claimed "Be iabers can lick the man that push
ed me out o. that window. which o. ye done it2"
The Spanish steamer Ciulad Conrad which ar
rived at Havana on the 25h ult, brought news from
ssa TO june 23d, stating that General Santa Anna
had been removed from that place to Campeehe,
where the populace were very much inturiated
against him.
The Wisconsin farmers are paying great atten-
ton this year the cultivation of hops. 1t is esti-
mated that nine thousand acres more will be plant
ed this year than last.
/ Quite a number Of personA out West have lost
large Of money by holding their wheat after it
had reached very high agures One man in Wis
consin lost $1,000 on five thousand bushels
dispatch from Omaha states that three thousand
Chinese have already settled n Boyce county Idaho,
and that sdll more are on their way. The farmers
of Boycc county are raising good crops of wheat
this year, and it is hoped the territory will e-
come selfsustaining
A French Journal gives an amusing illustration Of
the familiar truth that "accounts differ" By
fal study Of the Cretan dispatches it has asocrtaned
that he total loss of the Turk. during The recent in
surrecton ha. been l,j000 900 meni Of the insur-
gents 40 men. similar computation founded up
on the Turkish dispatches, gives Cretan loss Of
5000 900 men, atthe lowest figures, againsta Tur-
kish loss Of FIVE.
General Grant was very generally nominated for
President by Fourth Of july orators
new most office ma, been established at Bridge
,,o,or -, be- l-,,,,, a.. we.t priys,e,ter and yosepb
X spnulding has been appointed Postmaster.
5iDnor ,iscr fl, Vow .ror.e, nm the Fourth Of
r,ly RHO a., o,tloy in rs.nonse To a toast.
..ii .Y,t ,,t,c r, Ke,rnc, had livea he would
,.,,,..o,, ,,,,.i,,., c,,,r,,r3or of tbe Armv of
tbc United state. after the second battle Of Bull
/ Rum Thi. know from official documents now on
record
/ California p,ners saw that san Francisco sends
,,av FORTY tons of silver and six tons of gold every
month
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.t,,fen i. 7247ls viz. Whites. sls 46o colored.
gsl sss
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f,r ,l,e ii.cb,rys of ,nv gun p.tol. 0wlina-pisee
or other ere-arrns IN the, streets. had been enforced
in tho, city an tbs Fourth enough money would
have te.n ,olscted before midday TO have discharp-
oa t,. .ity lot, of bo,b Rrooslvo and New York
s,,t,ts ,c,i,s, selli,y souibs and liouor
sborla be snforced. Vermont could nav her debt
this year.
) Nov yort had t,rontv Are alarm. on THURSDAY.
and sbopt THIRTY, mon women and children were
shot drowned or mairne in the cheerful festivities
Of a quiet celebration, where the use Of firearms
was prohibited by law and the police.
go,tlornan asked Mr.. Beeeher the other day
,bo, M, irt,,3.I to do with the characters Of his
novel now running in the Ledger. He said he was
bothered to know, felt emptelt to get up grand
railroad accident and kill them all OFF at once
Female pickpockets abound in Saratoga. Male
ditto Nearly every hotel and boarding house keeps
one as a business man.
RAYMOND of the New York Times thinks that
Greeley svmpatbizes with the apostolic PRAYER.
.,vonld tbst all mon we're even as am, eregf fbese
Joads."
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me vines" crop OIL 'auo'"" io' i'oo
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'"nu tons oi "ne"' nave o's' eApo' 'eu '''''s '''
pAs' "'''''' ye''' '''U'' ~
The British government announces that tNe SIX
penny sum %
i""' wa '' Pu' '''' 'P''"'''"
''"' 'o''
Jeremy Pearl OF Lyndon nou5nt "A ten acre pas
tnre few years ago. Tor 9'o per acre n 1870
he raised eighteen hundred bushels OF potatoes on
IT, which he sold for 5000 In 1866 he raised
the same land SIX huhareu ana seventy puShels oi
oaN' ""''" s'iu "'' '1' 9'-0 was -
st'a" was F"'u'u at 9loo "H'en WIN "'' ''"s'
crops gives an income o' ei''' ior 'ns Two 9eAr
i"oor" A''er ueiuouns "''e'e'' anu i"0o'' ne'
proh' reuilins OIL 9lloO
Robert roombs, who carried Georgia into the re-
bellion, writes letter announcing his determine
tion do all in his power to reorganize the demo-