Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-02-20
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tloIc, WHO right u,uily "uiIrtd tie light fan
usuc t,c,' until thc wee sma hours The re-
ht,ln Gts we've ample, and # "a deception that
would have done utdit otlc tables a O. rst class
city hotel lie N,,sls Dmt1 last o,,nng
demonstrated leyond doubt thcr ability to cater
to ilc wants oi tlou lailous, and have reason to
congratulate tlDmtoNts uIon thc lGi,u success
of dis heir fr,t eair Of thc lind Iu Montpelier.
The tlch,r lluls Band added very materially
to the l,asuic Of dc OUirR, avd notwitlstand-
ing the altcnoe Of tltir leader, Ituduod ttcial
popular airs in good style. B.
Ellis, Briuou & Eaton of Springfield, Vt
make between four and five thousand chldIous
cabs annually, and employ two hundred and fifty
workmen.
Rev, Ammi Nichols of Brantree is the patriarch
of congregational clergymen in Vermont. His
age is &c. aud he has preached more than 62
years
ApANY.- The Congregational church numbers
eighteen persons, half females yet with the aid
OF $500 nom the American Congregational Union,
this little church has undertaken TO build. house
Of worship
Bradford has added three Young men 10 The roll
OF lawyers. II about dice tmts as many lawyers
have az the same time quit the bar Tor tanning,
these young men Will Lave chance TO make a
living by iheI profession.
Keep box Of salt and ashes within reach Of
troubled with collie, bots, or worms-says the
Prairie Farmer. Cheap medicine.
Artists have adopted different emblems Of char
| ity. We wonder meme Of item ever thought Of a
/ piece Of lnda-ruhber which gives more than any
other substance.
HE1HEL Rev. r. II. Jolrson of the Ccngre-
I gational church las received presents TO the
( amount of SluO, and $500 have Just been eN-
pended in improving the church building The
liberal souls are row made glad by unusual relg-
ious interest and conversions.
The depot master at llauaud was assailed by
/ ;hr,c iuilaus and robbed OF StOo on the night Of
/ the lth instant The neat day brass kuuckle
was picked up at Nlne River Junctou
In the case Of Fox, the Imbridee murderer
the verdict was guilty; but on questioning th,
I jury, one man said he had doubts 10 the jury
was discharged and Fox was remanded for anoh
err iial.
WAsnINoToN, Feb, 10.
Three or -four OF the radicals bad an interview
with the President, last night, ON reconstruction
He expressed himself anxious 10 come 10 an agree
mert with Congress, and will coucede much e
/ that end. he will take the blaine amendment
modified by impartial instead Of universal suffrage
/ Congress will stick TO negro suffrage II th,
| President would bend further and consent 20 uni
! NeIsal suffrage, including rebels and negroes, h,
could cariy Congress with him in spite Of the eX
! tTemiss, but he lacks the courage. The best in
formed men IN both Houses despair OF any com
/ promise. and it is naiId, the Presidents fault.
v have again rumors OF proposed reconstruc
tim Of The Cabinet Oh compromise basis will
ClallO Francis Adams as Secretary Of State, an,
| Horace Gitoly as Pos master General.
The hrt registry OF voters Of Georgetown ha
been completed. II foots up Ills whites aud esl
colored. among the whites it is said at least 800
art radicals.