Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-03-03

Deer meat from Maine and Northern
New Hampshire is quite plenty in Boston
markets.
Washington is filed with insurance
| agents, drawn their by the report that Presi.
dent Johnson's policy is nearly run out
The printers are discussing Grants in.
augural They are confident it will not occu.
py over a column, and are happy according.
San Francisco has strawberries and fresh
salmon the year round The latter has not
been over l5o pound all the year, and is
now only ! a cents.
Rev DR.. Tallmage Of Philadelphia was
recently attended by two church committee.
in one day, one from Chicago and one from
Brooklyn, and each clamorous for his paste.
raj guidance.
In the stomach of a crocodile captured
at Agra were found bracelets, anklets and
rings in considerable number, testifying to the
fondness of the saurian for Indian girls
"A member of the Prussian chambers,
previously remarkable chiefly for his silence,
has, since the abolition of the franking priv.
llege, become an incessant, though rather ir.
relevant speaker. His reason for this sudden
change is that he finds it the most econom
cal method Of transmitting the news to bis
wife.
Rival tribes of Indians are at war with
each other in Montana. According to our
present Indian policy they are saving the
whites much trouble in the future by taking
each others lives before We have n chance to
shoot them.
The wooden mills of California used four
or five million pounds of wool last year and
those Of Oregon one million.
Life, according to Herbert Spencer, il
the definite combination Of definite compo-
site Heterogeneous changes, both simultaneous
and successive, in correspondence with exter'
nal coexistence and sequences" No doubt
Napoleon the First was very awkward
dancer On one occasion he danced with
beautiful countess, who could not conceal her
bushes at his ridiculous postures. On lead
ing her to her seat he remarked ." The fact
u.s. madame, that my forte lies not so much IN
dancing myself as in making others dance
The number of logging camps in opera
ton along the Chippewa river, above Chippe,,
wa Falls, Wis, at present is one hundred ana
twenty-four-forty greater than last season.
Seven sons of SolSmith, the late veteran
actor ofiiciated as pail bearers at their iata,
ers funeral in st. Louis recently, by spec,ai
request of their father previous to his death
- The National Theatre at Washingon
was used for religious purposes on SUNDAY
night, and an English preacher named shef'
man presided. In the course Of his remarks
he alluded to President johnson as the man
who had his trunks packed for Tennessee,
aud portion of the audience Missed. ne
then INDUCED in strong denunciation Of Tue
pardonlng power Dempsey's case, where,
upon half Of the audience rose to their iee'
and Kissed him and then departed.
jay Gould thinks the railroads, in q
very few years will dry up all the canals ID
The country.
While insane from neuralgia, man II
New Jersey threw $4,000 in bank bills mo
The lire, and the whole sum was destroyed
Where the buflaloes have lived, herds o.
'attle innumerable can be grazed Where
he antelope has sported, hocks Of sheep Ds
'ond counting can be fed, Hence on inc
plains east of the Rocky Mountains, and y
he valley Of the Platte, there will soon ~
'eef, mutton and wool gathering, to supply
lalf the world.
The women teachers at San FrancseV
re married of more rapidly than their place
an be properly supplied. Dat Of ~ teaen'
RS in the Lincoln school, 10 have been NOR
led within five years, and the other thfs'
we're already married,