Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-02-19
Notes mud Comments,

advance, at the Office where they are mail
ed, but not interfering with the free circu-
latioo Of weekly papers in the county in
which they are printed.
His Holiness Pope Plus the ninth is
again turning bis eyes toward America. In
recent conversation with several United
States Naval officers, who were presented
to him at the Vatican, he inquired what
Kind Of reception they thought would be
accorded him in case he should decide to
remove here, to which they replied that the
country would feel highly honored at such
d decision.
The trial of Lcavtt Alley, the accused
murderer Of AbJah Ellis, whose body was
found cut up and floating in couple Of
barrels in Charles River, has been conclud.
ed aud the prisoner acquitted. The YER
dist was wholly unexpected, the general
impression being that the jury would disa.
gree and there were great many bets
pending with odds in favor Of disagree
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Mr. Sumner has recently been telling
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-Orders have been issued TO the COM
mandlnt oil the United states forces opera
'ing against the Moloc Indians to make
'ucn disposition oil ms forces as VIII tenn
10 protect settlers and their properly and
u'P.uu iu'Iuel Ho'''e proceedings against
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The 81. Adams messenger says that
The COMMITTEE appointed at the last session
OF our legislature to investigate the affairs
Oh the vermont Central H. H. have been
delayed III the prosecution oil this business.
Two members OF the committee are and
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The Boston Journal ayalls itself OF
Tue occasion OF Henry Wilson's resignation
to pay deserved tribute to hlspublic char
acter and career. 1t concludes with the
very true and Just observation that " the
country, ostwithout distinction of party
IS glad and feels more secure now that Heu-
ry WILSON, stands next behind Presideni
Grant 1t is an interesting fact that Mr.
" 's'" : resignation was announced 70 'n'
'ena'o jus' c's"'een years TO au houf non
Tue 'i'uo 'na' ne entered 'na' oouy'
--Ihe approaching Inauguration o
President Grant promises to be Of IN
usual interest Arrangements on gram
scale are being made for It's celebra
uor to greater extent than ever be
. fore. The cadets both at Annapolis ant
5 West Point are to be granted holiday 70
the purpose Of attending, and the music i
t TO be under the direction Of Mr.. Gilmore
g OF Peace Jubilee renown. As result o