Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1870-03-23

boxes of choice cigars, said to have
come OF With FIJI % f tYhis ptltyy,e a IS
1fssfey lained them at Baltimore.
ntrgest train that has ever passed over
the Z IN Pacific Railroad. arrived a Omaha
last Sght. The train consisted of fifteen
cars, arrying over 400 passengers.
A Gang lady of Quincy, H., lost her
voice gently, from the effects of the sulphur
used making the lights in tableaux in
whic she took part.
On Of the proprietors of the Henderson
Ky Reporter recently received a check by
mad r S5l5 IS. in payment of debt con-
tract twenty-seyen years ago.
A an in Sacramento City has sued a saw
ings Tnk for one thousand dollars deposited
by7h wife, who died recently. The wife
dep9Sed the money in her own name, with
an oler that in the event of her death the
amoUt should be paid to a certain reverend
fatheof the Catholic Church, in trust for i
the b eft of her children. The bank re
fuses pay the money to the husband wit n
out aprder of the court.
TheCommissioner Of Internal r .r..--o
has deied that farmers are required - -.
returnof produce sold within tn . - -
not reired to return produce. raised until
the sac is sold
A vt has been issued aSa;nst tho Direc-
tors othe Philadelph' A Mercantile Library
returnle on the Ut ct Monday in April, re-
quiria hem 10 Snow cause why the Library
shoui1 gG De bept open on Sundays
( Thdtist who is AZ work on picture OF
/ spring requested to draw it mild.
[ Geany boasts of having one hundred
thouss hymns, and any quantity of Hers.
DEyoods are sold by the piece, and since
the fain gold, at peace prices
Novnd then Staten Islander gets over
the ba without getting on the ferry-boat.
/ Beaing the lion in his den is not half so
hazarUs as it would be to undertake to
shave i'm.
/ Tbotock and gold markets. Just nov, are
sonetng ike large part of the Red River
count, wholly unsettled.
/ Thcreports from the San Diego Zeal. J
sd ids continue favorable a large num-
Ter (sdges have been found ,ssTlss are = nos iii
= wo mining districts have been
h3A - town has boon laid out 1t -
iht.ded to prospect the range south into
/ Lovr California, which is believed 10 be
ric in gold.
lille large congregation were assem-
blcin an incomplete French Catholic church
( nall River, Mass TO witness the blessing
ofhe corner stone. the floor gave way, and
aht two hundred people fell twelve feet
in the cellar. Twelve or fifteen are known
toave had limbs broken. and many others
we injured
lr. Cary, of North Adams, Mass, put IS
sarms Of bees into his cellar last fall, and
o the LIST Of March they were all living.
Iacon Brimmer, of Pownal, Vt, reports
t. loss of only three swarms during the
vnter.
The difference between Sheridan and the
Eoadb.iIR Indian agents is the difference be-
treen friend and foe; and yet, while the
4,-smer anly makes the pappooses quake. the
refoFners make them quaker.
Juise Embry, formerly Of Kentucky, IA,
llrnat a law partnership with Mr. Reverdy
J5lnsen. The business of the firm will. OF
course, be Enbryological.
The President has signed the bill giving
.ttlcrs a right TO acquire titles in the Sioux
-sseryations How are they to acquire such
ftes-to sue for them?
seven prisoners have been pardoned out o
Massachusetts, state prison during tbt
10 week, most of whom were unable T.
rk, and three were serving life sentences
S sleeping car 10 run through, withou
ge, from Atlanta Ga, to Louisville
mas Just been put on the line. Ar
yemeuts are to be made to run sleeping
FROM Atlanta to New York with bu
as change.
A justice in Kent, r. ]. recently dismisse
tb-sc liquor cases in which the criminal act
we-o clearly proved, on representation G
tls cCansel for the defendants that the la,
"a question Z" was troublesome, and that tn
a,urt should set it aside
A choouer lately ran into and carrie
axayA lighthouse in the British Channe
and c-he into port with the main body of th
: woodl structure, lantern and all, on he
fo'tle- ,.-..,. =, ,.- :. =. .,,... :. /. ,-,,.,
wong printer in the town of Belvidere,
y tina state, who was seven years old last Jal
~<reasures three feet seven inches, al
G weigts forty-one pounds. lie "rolled' OF
Afternoon for seven hundred impressions, al
@ ON tbeifollowing day set eight stickfuls
? bourgeois typo.
n seen firms at Townsend, Mass, engag
in the manufacture of barrels, mackerel kit
nails and tubs, manufacture daily from {
" ieen hundred to two thousand barrels. The
ere shipped to all parts of the United Stat
le and to the Sandwich Islands. Between 70
thousand and five thousand cords of logs a
te annually transformed into barrels in tn
ne town.
When Sake broke his arm, in Albany, t
en other day, the Louisville Courier kind
hoped he mad not permanently injured b
as humerus.
The Southerners once had worse gold fl
ne tuating than we have. On January l, lSt
he one dollar in gold was worth $50 in COME
crate money. On May l, 1865, it was wOI
s 81 200 in Confederate money.
We Missouri paper observes that the Matte
ri House of Representatives is rough, &
us oulent sea, but it is remarkable how soor
e. nemoer mas his true Level and standing