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The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-09-16
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RU<k<U.
MEMORY.
mr. WORDSWORTH.
A pen, to register; key
That winds through secrecl wards
Are well assigned TO Memory,
By aliegoric bard'.
A aptly also, might be given
pencil to her hand;
That, softening objects, sometimes even
Oulslrips The hearts demand
That, smoolhs forgone distress, the lines
OflngeTing care subdues,
Long vanished happiness refnes,
And clothes in brighter hues:
Yet, like tool of fancy, works
Those spectres TO dlnte,
That star,le conscience. as she turks
Within her lonely seat.
o that our lives, which flee SO fast,
In purity were such,
That not an image 1.-THE past
Should fear that pencils touch.
Retirement then might hourly look
Upon soothing scene,
Age steal to his allotted nook,
Contented and serene.
With hearts as calm as lakes tina, sleep
In frosty moonlight glislening;
Or mountain rivers where they creep
Along channel smooth and deep,
To their own far-ulr murnurs listening.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-09-16

STATE FVERMONT,( 1t is ordercdby tlePro.
HARTFORD DISTRICT, Ms. J hate court Tor the sad
District of Hartford tina tibet foregoing petition come UNI
der consideration and be heard by said court at session
thereof be held the probate office in Woodstock in
said District the 3D. day OF August next, and that all
persons interested therein be notified thereof by publish
Ing the foregoing petition and this order three weeks sue
cessvey in the Spirit of the Age, printed at Woodstock
in this State, as soon as may be.
BY order OF the Court this 2sh day Of June A. d. 1872
ll4-3w DEL BILLINGS, Re- ister
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-09-16
Prints! Prints!

mn Pieces English &American Prints lust receiyd
n O\Iifom N. York and Boston, including some We
y good STYLES dark small figure 10 III Dover stylcs
~ same prre, ard English siys at " IT, cents decidedly
the cheapest goods offered 10 this region Prsse give
US n call lyon want bargain. CHS DANA Jr.
June "a,
UDAlNTS and OIL on hand and for sale for rnsh Inv
Woodstock, May II, Is42. ioa
SHiNGLES, Pine Clapbonrds, Spruce and Uemiock
- Boards-White and Grey Lime, and by window
sash for sale by CT sUEDD
Woodstock, May II, 1912. Ios
INIRNITIrRE PRINTS 600 rards Enrui,..s
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S3O,OOOi

VIRGINIA MONONGALlA LOTTERY, Class l. for le42
to be drawn nj Alexandria, Va. Sept 10, 1872 rs Mum
hprs-l3 drawn IalInts
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-09-23

man ie ln' Stance ces 9EehlelUeiens fI,bem. Gs il
jest % prcScnr Su @untem StemDCrfs gegen QUerpcl
mas ais Lbertlbrenrer WeDeis gift baB unfee Grpcrs
t1tIcllss nad idmmnhcn 9lb,H9 nnIerer anspirti9cn
mebr ais bnreidcno fInc, Die
ytadfra9e oe5 elnccs na ilapDrrtcn Slrfcln ;u bcs
rIeet9en, clb III ben perbdltniBniBi9 ieeri9cn 3os
raten oes letcn abres uno sUnr 70 febr, oa es rcrs
fbedhater Ut, @elo at inperttre ais QSaarer. gl5
SepeIs ceier Ghatfdd,e ftuoe III, an9egebcn, cae cine
Der GetDDorter Slnten Srccr 9c9ebcn bat, cine 9r0Be
Summe Va'r9eo aaf SpefnIatlcn Su impcrttrel1: aet
eInen' fcIten Staube Der Iinse, n,t aber bel clne,
pte man ocr8eb ,piro nun ver9ehIaaen, ciel hchen
SduBScue dMfSule9en, uno bic Vra9e IT. ipetben cut
fu6 ipercen fe dM6ern2
D1B lte Die importirten 9(rtitel nr riel rpirfaner
anslllc6en ulo ben YSethIccnr5 nod otel 1rfer SI
unfern Gunen ,penoen uo caonr, III Der 6abrifreg1s
on oem lmlauic cine orihe ulo flnitlid)e @rpanrn,
10 rc ctefem 3elIe Der Snoufrie euea ooruber9ehens
cen guipcrn geben lDfroen. ut ipakrhent, ober es
miro nts 9lp19ti III llJc> oaer mehr ais bt3her ali
renieben llraden ltDanteno le'n, uo o Utel ldnel*
r nl1o n rDct hoherem Wraoe pon elneM 8eridle oe5
etNbemild,en Wlrfte6 litter cent Gin luIa Der bcrelt5
cutpifelten llria ten ht3eitct etn Dlrre. 1t pen9
lGcrten oaS gr9ebniS plroe zine nod, grG5ere pleBs
llcre Hclfttcn fin, III, pen elrt NJ nehr pl6bhc II.
chr auS9eeehnen Scrluifc ill tlnern Mlrtte 9efpl1t
S ereen, 10 Dag ales, mas imnler oMrt oet 9lnslMS
aNsnollder 9lrtfrl geWplleu lprrorn Hte, bet lpet
tenn curd) Die eutretence S:rarmuu9 atfJcp,9eu nurs
ce GSas Ient fclsen riirfie, mag id, uit SIT oerms
then plaen. @3 mare od3 + It Mdl, Gag man cllcn
hcben Sdubtaritf jemal5 uu:cr ihn!iten llmltInecn
etnfnhftf, Huo eS ,prre chue nc Qeitlo Der Srfdhs
rln9 in etuer hSot bciipicnplsn" Sate nuo brr r's
nen IL beosuteno verDirrteu gr0enitano imicria lel
nit tr9cno elmer geuaui9fs uo Siderbcit ben 6rIscn
nad;ulp1rell. (SthtaG Icl9t }
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-09-23

inat nehmen." Gine bSne Qebre, IN Der Chat Der
iD999be fepnblttonismuS III peL aefchmclbioer uub
IaB lto fcctt iehr aN6rebnel, ais Ser neucfrotiG,e
nitbt lrabr, Vrcnno Qefcr g. Iie 5emcfrotie npnmt
Cas e19emmaaJe gerfahren Scr 8Mas,- Oirtea;On
eSe,raIt1nmagun9, pfidtoerseGtnbei &c. Ssr nb.c.
9!ltne Ttpuot11'smus aber nennt es-0Screhtiofrit,
osut9Eet, ptldlttrene, &C., uuo lit itcIs borouf.
01op Der Slblttntmun3 nber Die pom Der Grnn,;+tce
anf9elttuten S'noo1ten brld)te Sr Grisrpr(b mehre
Selhnlle el, rrrrcn mir Spe Der Gripibn ,no merth
baltcn Der erite cnhdlt Die sprceruna, ben b;vors
lte9enren lSahIt1mpf nit oen,lebeM Mufb II GifIr n
o't :1e ahndle gSet, tpe III 1910, Su beginner: B,
u eas 2clt oll spIeccr 9ehumbust peroen, oomt Der
Snette Serrnl drqer ei ale ser erte fpar Der ,pee
o le!nfr Ne henlltet speaeM Der gr,pihuuu1 olrSi,
9e SeluB bNt9t Die Hcbellcn Der yybias in unfrrrr
9elts9ebun9 Dnrd cieen 8sIhluB rrerceu bie etr
geesa ing en'lanfene Wot9s aeredtferti1t unb ;hts
Hanoun9 al5 etne pfiht9etrtue uno dc,t rcpubf1 1;<
lhe car9cltcUt. Nfan fcute ntdt el,uben, Ban eimr
parct f. o;rrrrecn rin tarue rislr Naae[uuo hcntk
llcb 81 t'il}eH scin, 1T oielr 9uiannSportci nhr
mo9tl tDelB ldparS nno it',pars ipeiB ,r MAIDEN -
Shre Intutrsr, 9epohnlid, 9cucfaeu, Stcdhaftcr, III
rcttDren elner Qnmpenfabrif, Gttdpers, n6nbies y
Yrrlteben cas- 0Scneen Mno Hrchen tpc better oIs ;c
ncr preultlte Sroat, Der trcs (einer GIanbsit h;r
Ih5u(ten Tid)c ccnnrc nrht anf feline Seife befom
Durt SerorcbHng Der 5Sabrbeit aelanae 5ic in 1910
;ur Nsrrfta rt fle aS:r funftig yernit,elt fclter
Dttcl oan 9ran9en werocn> haten mir Qu(t ~ 6erri
tcn. G15 9cf miro es ibnen MAIDEN. mic ner Sesifs;
reicr cs jcnsm preuiIc mate, uuc caS 8cife ,urnsr
iluf rine Scte brin1cu. ~".
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-09-23

4Sr 5rspsit nrbnt. 81 ut mtin &aterlune!
CANTOR, 6rcitaJ ben 23ten Sepsembsr, 1912.
S'emct ratt iO CT M a b l3ette[.
g uern6r.
9StIlcn Sbauncu,
= II a or.
SdnlllcI yuhlll.
Neprdlcntaut.
Nuerlpb WartttL
s5ames &tl9rre.
Scmmt tlIDuir.
0ecr9 Srcwcni!eln.
gluDlter
a sIlerdncer @icSuuY.
Sanomeler.
Deid1sl Gtumr.
Coroner.
peter Burger.
Dtrettorenres sIrmcN baufcs'
Sehu 8cncer,
PETER Scusenbetjrr,
Samucl smith ..
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-09-23

gwg gtn fleines lln9l!d, Oas Nl pieie QEctc nit
unlerer Scrm erei9nete, maet ml,5 fir eesu,4t Die
vdttbellun9 bes neuea Iori5 unnlo9lit. ln1err Sc,
fer ,poaen oaber 9uti9f eutItluoiaeu.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-09-23

meg Big Samlta3s oen L. Sstphcr tpirb bic he'd,
ccnt'e refor'rte 9enerdlsS Snaroe vcn Sbo ibreSi,:
slnacn bier i'll @antrn tcalueu
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-09-23

Ste fDm III II Der tSsolu,ss 5cuutn X1rmcrI
ene III Ieia:rsbur9, 0clme5 Sonurv, aaoruf te cen,e
ratic 3citun, enthdt etne Slooree all ci, ebrliteu
1Shl3S ben 1910. Matereiduet pcn 10 9edtteteu uao
el,ttuFrevtcn Surgern, ce ale Die QSblparte peyle,
Ren, na,oem lie iI BON ser @srpprbenhe:t II, Sdled,
!Igfett cerelben emollob ublis berstn9t battel-
sNebrere batten als Stunprconer in cem ISabtanipi
orn lS40 trlrm fir 8eneral Narricn l,ue trc 9,ar:
tel 9eFoden H. flbltsn I'D, iitercngt, eaG IL, D. g!;et,
Der Ne9'erun9 cds 1Scb tcs gauces begri!neet lc
hrc Werlprcdun9en> 9l1ubten (le, rDrceil nit S,lie
elner Vhs Neslernns erfit ,perten Mne helten ollie
!bre Sntuber r cben 10 aufrtd9 II. reelt d!a c es
ielolr NIT Nclt no 8aterlano menen. Slen fIe f,,l
Cen ilo' 9etdaht Gbredii 0etdultt, lnb cilten .it
Treuccn IN Gle 9rme Ger Hemrfrdtie.-JSrun ee urs
3et nuo Eaum selfdttet petscn ipr pic 9ooree l6d,,
lte 9Sode mithciltn.
Gle arose Wbi9ccnpsntru ncn Gtars @ountp fanb
igeMdB ots sufrufs pint lid, an H. Die ies Ucnats in
ea'lfcn tdtt uno mar, Ger !'n9enesn 9rrben 0cidet
oeuheit Ger SSh9s infcl9e, sleid, sahred, beludt-
2Ger o e ungemcla arp6e 2elfetceubeit fcnut pirc
cin9etehen nle, cae tic ti9S aud, nit elmer flei
neH 9nSahl iutreocn ino, mo e 9trlie nit Ger Opr
abe be9nli9en, cs Jet eine 9rcee gerien. 9i,, lcle
beideioene Aas1h 9en9ldmer gSbi9s ernalnteu eiue
ableftel nno ilno, ple r. @ts,pelc lagte, icn sl,
|Trepen, eS oer tu0en Su orrfsn, rbhpn le I'M 0crs
aus ltbelssn9t Nno, caB lle e6 nid,t Durd,feBeu
sonnen Ger er',annte 4SahlSette bvftct ch 1T cie,
ineern Spate nnere6 betl5en Slatfe5 no tecarf oas
,er her lIeht tcfenocrs anaeflbrf su ,percen Sor
8r5pco hiclt Ddbrelo Der sltnecMhelr Der Gcn1uit,
zee cine turse Stegref9ieoe. ur Ole ynn9,reie III Der,
itrudfn. Sr la9te, caB es Die piccr II. oas aSrbl
Der 9Shipartel jcgt mebr ais lber crbeilen, feine
0iitbe unc slntrensuig su iheucn, um ben glea &c,
.,bisp rtei IL 'detfem Nahlfanrpfe III iltern; ral
lber oleer Jlpf eben 70 beftig, penl i,ic beitiier
lcfuhrt mefcen nnite, ols jfiter pen lS4 ,c ls ei
.uf Die psrratberid,e plnoun9 Ger gSbias IN uuerel
sW'eg9ebung ~ ipred'en fam, iaae er, paB er ma.
i a8en fSnne, CD er feltt gerabe e gcbanpelt bbe
,nroe Ooer nd,t aarn ote Coco cros pen Ohio batter
# aenn8 ttre Seiacren III ben ernereB 9ejeucet, a
,ire paber bii9, oa aud, bic ssbigs bies ei,al !,
hun IN Den Stnnc 9ecEt wiireen. Eies nil a,upfab
70 rsel fa9cn 9Sas mir af Deni Qeg ceS rieoeus
Der Sronnn8 nldt erbalten fpuneIL met sDir NIT es
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-09-23

1"tW SstptHa:9 cet 2SapTneIt 9eldgten Ile tn lS40
sur Nerrihaft, rt e a5:r f,nftig Yer1ittef frleer
,ttcl oa;n 9rlan9en weroen> huten mir qu ~ 6erri
tcn Gl5 GclF miro es lbncn nlten ip;c orr Ssifs:
reitcr cs jclm prcuIc madte, uar cas 8cifr ,ueeer
auf lriAe SeItt brin9cn. "'',
Das Sclt Der lluiou tcfir9et I'D, q,ceau1rfi1 ~ >;
ner teocNfllthen xa9c-ln clner Ha1c aus rcLter ps
inur cue Scpnncnhtit hno SprlIr uuo fem mnrrSfnt.
itsrliter DtnEb rctten tann YSr piIen III Der 5nIt
uId cb nht RanIpf ocn ;. Nclt NIT elsn aus lei,
ntr e9een Mttte Nd) erbcbenoen Seinte, III Dctebeu
hat, 9rc6cr unO teser wlrc, ais DER pr, cen eS aims
10 nit tcm as1Sant 1en,, 81 fiu.pfcn bltte D1s
SdltdlaI Ger olten Gepubten lt,eut oltb le,on cos
erps ccer, rd, III ter SuSenoAe fiat befncIutrn NE,
pubt 81 psroti. sleS peptet pard hi.: SIM rsbsu<
lFbe, hefiAh1nhtt9e parseL inter Dem MIntef elmer
errNeblticH Uretbrltscte rerctt, pu6tc ourc, O;er
r1th INTO Seltednh curct, gug uuo Grug, uno-S. Der
S'honoe !-eurd flncllden prpanS mt Serr' ii. ,yra,5
ienruoern o'e 9elucc 9ernuntt II. cen tlIoen Ser.
hunb Ger ~ lt nes 9oIfes 3n peIuiter uno auf rs,
e ebrrle See ntn 39el Der Neeruna an lid, M rri.
Brn nne mas trarcn Gle 8rigen 2-lssr meiB lie Httr,
audi MIR lren9 NIT cen npetd]:n" lerbdltiTen DC.
t1nnf !-Oce ld'1elld,eM SClJen alIe ciESein afIu.
Sablen' lit les n1t unerr Arbt. .Utan bErcnte ,pt(,
ne enrrn1e SHnilsA Ger Gen3rcB Die OceB0ebuuo
UeI ldmrucetcn, chne cttb tcm Gplc rie 0crucIe
&relderuH9 pcrdMf III haben, NIB man tDtro ltau.
eern MNo e5 t1l 9lIuhen tDnnrr. 2icI,l 0haejcbc1t
pcn nIcm Gem, MMn bios Die Ser1hwbrun9 Ger lishos
p1res bst Ger heteN Gra Stguub ter Gfles3cbuno ..
Ohlc n Scrabt Nc3c9en, ,ue piv trcroen f1noeu paB
oacurd, ccr &em Slr 9!narttic sce9t purrc Nn oter
bOreH ptr Mcd, mas Ger ,UtaoCNlan" rcM 9S.fGina.
~" Saa StIg ~ op"he9;a SsxIe ~SS~e"n3 II la9t
,S no.na Isvea,S ;sS "S e"2 Ots"Mre" N'terFnet
aho i9eF1bt ptres 1'o man oifm'l nao Srrc cIrd.
treT. I'm thn III M1c|t Sn irBsu; wenn 3erltOrmne H.
slurfthD Der @elcs9etHn9en elmer lh.er oprncbn1eu
DIdHe ut ne1n Der 9SIe Der Webrheit ees Staatee
pernd Ct, cerpcrfen nno i'll Den S!aub gctleten iro:
oann 1T eS 3elt, cap DIS 8clf aus lenenl Sdnmncr
lhlse, Die Webreet inter Bic ecrot esr ;nrcrhs;t
IN lfcleu, rurh bic S,ridtano einer VYrno-ir - '"'"
NSret Ties Nsm'Fifamrr Sss - S;s q nr,.;. .;<
ues Wacs meId,rS hsir,,er ala raeno ss ;w
Ger oan,cn ,in;cn IN nrw nmnfs En-, Scn $500. ~
frf ~. ssr Hsn.r.., ssm ;,"p ~ .a e., Wv"
ren n;n.rf.s.s :. ms 0s' WV" S'"'' a'
! S,sts nan ss s,,vaI
So.. osa S9o .-Gtbeee Esd nlo 3etes beti gser
I.aestn' osh s,eraetern Geti'er eonftntten Htinen
Ila's Gen hli'ae',, NJ er m d, td aafei'
r;es e ,snos ~ M ga ~ 1s gel !-seee,fe
lano nne ls,ae Snitut.onsa auf cine freela,e eiF,
: :. y. ehne eoclnalt Ger gsatIen, So retten.
,e lsirtuns Der aarbu, pelce csr ss nsaon,gn. gn
beu Yembunacn Der bias f1r, n,ls.,a u, M sa,,
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-09-23
S}er Woterla laupsfrtuuo
uno 9eiif cer 3elt.

>lae 5reipsit speDnt. ca tit msm Satertanr!
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-11-15
$ ia 8 G,sa.E. II s. q: " L. z z q
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER, IS, 1912.
TlIE AUDITORS REPORT.

We publish this week the Report Of the Auditor
upon the finances Of the State. The State debt was
mainly contracted under the Administration of Will
lam A. Palmer, and for The purpose Of erecting the
present State House. Whether the contraction of
this debt was udicous and wise cannpt now be de-
bated We have it upon shoulders and the qucs
ton is, how shall the State get rid of it, The Loco
foco party for number Of years past have proposed
to raise the amount by direct tax upon the people
The Wings have usually opposed this plan as bur
den too grievous to be borne, and have inclin. to
the plan of appropriarg the School Fund TO pay
the debt As this fuEd is useless now aud cannot
either its principal interest be used till abo at the
year 1900, 1t becomes question, whether its nppro-
pration thus is not preferable to the plan of drawing
the money from the pockets Of the people to pay
Gov. Pamers State Debt. tf it is thus used, what
will be the consequences, Why the tax paying cen
Grafton Of 900 will be relieved from supporting
schools as they supported; that is, Gton, sup
porting them themselves. This fund sprung mostly
from the old State Bank, the remainder has been adj
ded yearly from n tax upon the banks. And what
greater claim will the generation Of 1900 have upon
this fund than the present Our substantial State
House will then be ready for their usc-for il stands
upon solid rocl-and providing aliller's theories re
lating to the end of the world do not prove true 1t
in fact amounts 10 this-if the people now taxed
to pay the debt, they pay so much for the people of
the State in 1900, or in other words pay much to
supply them with State House. The debt ought
to be paid And it must be paid either by direct
tax or by using the School Fund for that purpose If
there is any other way, what is il? Choosing or of
these ways, we are much mistaken if the people do
not, at least 9lo of them, 'choose the latter. We
hope MI will read the Report.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-11-15
THE WAY II WORKS.

The notices under the head OF Monetary Affairs
in the New York and other city papers, pgree in rep
resenting Money as being abundant. The current is
changng-speco is coming in instead Of going out of
the country. The arrival of many thousands of
dollars is noticed in the papers 7 his is one of the
early effects of the Tariff
But the state Of the times is sad commentary up-
on free trade. For the two three last years-cs-
Peciay for the two last. when the tariff of duties
was low, thousands of men once engaged in nanu(ac
lures and the mechanic arts have become producers
instead Of continuing consumers-thc amount of pro
duce for the markets has been increased and the con
sumption lessened. The consequences are, fall
market, less demand and low prices-the scarcity
of money il the country, wages low and the price
Of every thing depressed And thus it will ALWAYS
BE- under nuy free trade system Every man who
gave lis Influence destroy our currency, to lessen
protection, and hurrahcd for the party that brought
these things upon the country and suffered them 10
exist, has contributed to bring upon us the evils we
now endure. Every vote gwen in Vermont ut the
last election for the Loco-ioco party tended to raise
louder the cry which is echoed by that party all
the country for repeal of the Protective Tariff
and 10 raise higher the hope of John c. Calhoun that
the day Of free trade is again Just dawning upon the
land And why? because that vote sweled the vote
of the Loco Foco party, and that party as party,
think Of carrying out other principle than OPPOSE
ton to Protection Of American Industry.
We are charitable to wish that those who vo
ted and hurrahed for Van Buren,, and reioiced at
the base treachery of John Tyler, were alone COM
PEELED to suffer the consequences resulting therelrom
They have low prices, low wages, unsteady employ
ment and so do those who sought to avert these
evils
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-11-15

iJT"THE BANKS AND BEAUTY OF PRov1-
DENcE''-was the ralying cry of Dorr at Chcpachet
and it was also put forth by the LocoFocos of other
States, to call together the vicious and depraved to
aid in the reasonable designs upon Rhode Island
Though defeated then and abandoned by all except
a small band of cowardy rascals, the design is not
given up by Dorr, but the effort promises be re-
newed again, notwithstanding three several constitu-
tons, liberal in respect to the right Of suffrage, and
all things ese,as that of New Hampshire, have been
proposed to them in legal manner. These men
or the same party, few years ago opposed
to the extension of the right of suffrage in hode Is
land.
The jackson and Van Buren, party long held the
power in the State of Rhode Island in their hands
In 1886, the Van Buren, party he'd the mnjorities in
both branches Of the Legislature, and that year Pc
ti;ion was presented to extend the right Of suffrage
The proposition received but FOUR VOTES. Mr..
Atwill, of Chepacheta leading Loco-Foco in the Leg
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-11-15

CoNNEcTICUT R1vER.-We learn from the
Claremont Eagle that steamboat is building for the
navigation fthe Connecticut river between Hartford
and Greenfield and that her trips will be occasional
ly extended to Brateboro' and Bellows Falls 1t is
expected that the boat will be completed in three or
four weeksand make the experiment before the close
of navigation for the winter.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-11-15

stone, weighing half ton, and composed of flint
and basalt, recently fell at Harrowngate, England
IL was warm when il reached the earth.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-11-15

5L-T=The Bankrupt Law will doubtless be repeal
ed by the first of January soon after the meeting of
Congress- and all those who do not avail themselves
Of 1t before will be declared the privilege, The re-
peal will not Of course affect those whose have
progressed and not fully discharged at that time.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-11-15

HEALTH OF MOBILE. Fourteen cases Of vel
low fever were reported at Mobile on the 24th and
25h ut The Register fthe 26th ult says:-ssThe
whether yesterday clear, cold and bracing, and
we hope for good substantial Cever-hing frost this
mornings
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-11-15

The ~ Y. Daily Plebeian in an article complain
ing of tho SELECTS ofthe Tariff states that a YES
sci arrived at that port from France few days since
with quantity Of brandy which cos: about $4, 900.
The duty upon it alone amounts to S11 ,OOO Had
the been received before the sailing Of the ves-
sci, the cargo would not have been imported and she
would probably have returned in ballast''!!!
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-11-15

important Decision. Contrary to the general be-
lief, Judge Story has decided that Bankrupt must
surrender all his property up to the time Of the de-
cree Of Bankruptcy. 1t has been generally thought
that Bankrupt entitled TO all the property ac-
CURED after The filing Of his petition; but this it
seems was erroneous
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-11-15

OHIo-The Cincinnati Times, n neutral paper,
publishes statement which proves that while Shan
mons vote is about the in 1910, Corwin' 5
vote is 10, ia less than it ut that time No
wonder that the Wings were defeated when so large
a number absented Themselves from the polls. The
Times says the result was brought about mol by a
change Of opinion national politics, for the Loco
vote is no, increased over 1910. Deducting Hamil-
ton county where over thousand foreigners were
nauralized few days before the election, nearly all
Of which are said to have voted for Shannon, and it
will be found that he runs behind his vote Of that
year.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-11-15

-SfE-JSSilas Wright, Senator in Congress from New
York, and one of the four Loco Foco Senators who
voted for the late Tariff Bill, has publicly declared
that he shall vote for the repeal OF the same. We
ser supposed lie voted for it for any honest pur-
pose, nor either Of his three political friends in the
Senate.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-11-15

slsture that year reported law in relation to voting
Efforts were made by the wings to amend it so as to
extend the right of suffrage But Mr. Atwill and his
Loco-Foco friends opposed all the efforts, and the ex
tension was not granted Now this same party ac7
cuse the Wings, because they will not submitted the
rebels and adopt their egal constitution, OF being
opposed to the right Of suffrage his Is all untrue
there is not Wing piper in all New England that
does not favor this rght-they oppose only treason
and rcbelion.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-11-15

SoMErHING NEw.--We have before the first
number Of small weekly sheet published Brattle
horo', Vt edited, printed and published by the in
mnfcs Of The TermOai Insane .4Sylum! 1t is very
neat and wculd do no discrcdt to any sane man in
the world. The Editorial Address says the profits
are to be applied to the benefit of the inmates of the
Asylum and solicts communications from those and
those only whom the majority of mankind consider
ms me.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-11-15
THE LEGISLATURE

Passed joint resolution to adjourn yesterday,
(AIonday.) The Geological Survey Bill has been
lost in the House by large vote. The Militia Bill,
reported by the Committee appointed by the Cover
nor proposes great and important changes in our sys
tenn The Militia are to be enrolled in two casses--
active force to do duty six years. to be uniformed
and organized into Independent companies, and then
not liable TO be called out only in of war
insurrecton The other class to keep armed and
merely to exhibit their arms once year. The bill
in its progress was amended in some minor particu-
lars but presume it has been passed without any
change in its prominent features 1t is similar TO
the law Of Mass. and is much less burdensome than
the present law The Legislature have worked day
and night for the last week and accomplished much.
No day has yet been assigned for thanksgiving. The
listing bill has been materially alter ID.