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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-06-27
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The Steamship Columbia, Capt Miller arrived at
Boston Sunday morning at o'clock bringing Liv-
erpool papers TO June 4th, and London papers to
June 3d.
The following intelligence is gathered from the
''domestic summary in the Liverpool Times of the
4th of June:
Ireland absorbs at the present moment, the excu-
sive attention of the British Ministry and the British
the most gigantic strides, the whole country is in
fearful state Of excitement and Mr.. O'Connel, after
visiting Cork and various parts Of Ireland, has
returned to Dublin During his sojourn in the prov
nces, hundreds of thousands of his countrymen con-
grcgated at his beck, and his progress resembed a
continuous ovation from his until his
He addressed them on every occasion, in the most
inflammatory strain, condemnatory of the British
nexon, while he poured out the most unmeasured vi
tuperaton and rdicue against Sir r ebert Peel, the
Duke of Wellington, and Lord Brougham. The
great bulk Of the Catholic clergy have thrown them
selves headIong into the movement, the rent comes
pouring in by thousands of pounds per week, and all
classes to regard a crisis at hand. Whether in
this emergency, Mr.. O'Connell will prove himself
Ell. .... Fit to command world,
And rule it when tits widest,
time will show but he has brought his darling repeal
panacea to pitch at fearful and sublime. Troops
are daily pouring into the country. Government
steamers engaged between London and the pris-
on house in Dublin, in carrying and Landing arms, the
Castle in the latter city is being placed in state of
defence and every thing shows that the Government
expects an immediate outbreak.
Scotland, 100, has been the scene of religious
movement, the most important in its consequences,
the most extended in its ramfcatons, which has ia
ken place since the time of the Reformation. Near
ly 500 ministers-the hearts blood of the Church,
embracing all that are distinguished for learning,
thrown themselves upon the voluntary principle, rath-
er than submit'to interference in matters of disci
pine with the civil power. ,. D.. .ea-. ..aL
Almost every door in the city of Dublin has chalk
ed upon it "Repeal or Biood"-Co Constitu-
tion. b a'
All the Irish forts, castles and battlements have
been inspected by engineer, and ordered
to be repaired and placed in state of perfect utility.
Indeed the preparations Of government are such as
would indicate that civil is not far distant.
FRANCE. r..1r -
The French Government have fully determined
upon sending out squadron 10 the Chinese SEAS
which will be placed under the command of rear ad
mira, for the purpose Of forwarding the commercial
and political relations of France with the Celestial
Empire. Intelligence has been received at Paris, IL
is sad TO the effect that the Emperor of China has
consented to receive the French into his doppions on
the same footing as the English
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-06-27
Correspondence of the Tribune.

BELvIDERE, June 15h-s o'clock, 2. NJ.
The horrible murder in .Ne,c Jersey-AN is con-
fusion and excitement at this moment. The grand
jury, after long and faithful investigation, have
brought in against Joseph Carter, J four bills OF in
dctment for the murder of John Cashier John Parks,
Mary Cashier and Mary Matilda Cashier, and bill
for an assault on Jesse Force with the intent to kill.
The jury charged that the deed was done with n
Ratchet on the night Of the LIST of May last The
defendant pleaded not guilty to each indictment, and
answered to each with readiness and frmness evinc
ing at least entire control his feelings, whether
of guilt or innocence. lie Immediately remand
ed to prison. there to await his trial upon the several
indictments, which will take place towards the close
Of August. ----
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-06-27
JOHN WIGGINs' ESTATE.

NX7E, the subscribers having been appointed by
wv the Honorable the Probate Court for the Dis
trict of Orleans, commissioners to receive, examine
and adjust the claims and demands of all persons
against the estate of JOHN VIRGINS, late
of Barton. in said District, deceased, represented
insolven, and six months from the date hereof heing
allowed by said Court the creditors of said decras-
ed 10 exhibit and prove their respective claims before
us-Do give notice. that we will attend TO the du-
ties of our appointment, at the dwelling house of the
widow Polly Virgins, in said Barton, on The fourth
Tuesday of September next at o O'Clock. ~. NJ. OH
said day.
Barton, May l2ih. lsi3.
JOHN H. KINBALL, }
BENZ SMITH, 300w3
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Wool Growers,
TAKE N0TICE.

The subscribers would inform the public that they
have recently formed connection in business, and
have taken the wooden Mill, heretofore occupied by
Thomas and George Greenbanks in Barnet, Stevens
Village, and have put, in thorough repair the mill
and machinery, and are in readiness to receive and
manufacture Wool into Cassimeres, Blankets, Flan-
nels, and Shaws Frocking, on reasonable terms,
by the yard or shares. They will also card Wool
aud dress CLOTH and attend to all kinds of colorng,
either yarn cloth, and they pledge themselves that
their work shall be done to the satisfaction of those
who may favor them with their patronage. They
will give strict and constant personal attention to
their business, and from their long experience "a
manufacturers they hope to receive liberal share of
public patronage. ...
..l.' GEORGE GREENBAN in.
.' ..'.e JAMES TAYLOR,
Barnet. June 10, 1S43. 307w4
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-06-27
In Bankruptcy.
A ssigmee Sale.

- Y virtue of sundry orders and DEGREES in Bank.
~ ruptcy issued out the District Court of the Unit
ed States for the District of Vermont, vestng in mo
the several and joint estates of the Bankrups as
therein set FORTH and by order of said Court will
sell at public auction at the residence of Thomas
Waterman, in Holland the 10th day Of July next
at O'clock P. NJ. the following described property,
viz that certain lot of Land in said Holland con-
tanning Eighty acres--conveyed to said Waterman
by Thomas N. Roynton-subject to certain ncum-
berances, fowlng piece together with certain ac-
counts, sc. assets of said Waterman.
ALSO, at the dwelling house Of Joseph Kicker,
in Lowell. the 18th day of July next at o'clock
in the afternoon all right, title and interest Joseph
Kicker has in and to lots no and 8, in the range
of lots in said Lowell, meaning the which
said Kicker now Iives-being assets of Joseph Kicker.
-.af.. JACOB BATES, Assignee.
June 5, 1913. ... ..... .. BOWS
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S.1SSg Ar M S a

12SSSS a. % SIhSSa
In Orleans, orlhe Eryspelas March 81, JOSEPH
BENNETT, only child of VIM. X. and c. c. Edwards
aged months and l6 days.
Happy infant, early blest,
Rest in peaceful slumber rest.
In Orleans, April 10, of Erysipelas, VIM. X. Ed
WARDS latter distressing illness oil days; aged
% years months.
No more the weary pilgrim mourns,
No more afflicton wrings his heart,
The unfettered soul to God returns,
Forever he and anguish part. .-.
Receive, carth his faded form,
in thy cold bosom let it lie,
Safe let it rest from every storm
Soon must it rise no more to die Comm. a
In Danvie, 18th inst, of erysipelas Mr. Jacob
Forrest, aged So.
In Danyie, 18th inst, Of erysipeas, Mrs. Amanda,
aged SO, wife of Dea Ambrose Clark, recently OF
Lunenburgh VT and daughter OF the late Elder Silas
Davidson. of Waterford. t...r
In Lyme, N H. 7h, of eryspeias, Hon. Lyman
Fitch late of rhetford VT. aged about 81. ..
In Coventry, May ], of eryspelas, son of Valentine
ane Marah Going, aged 6. .... .-.s 81.
In Hardwck, 10Th inst. of erysPelas, Dea ELNA-
THAN STRONG, aged 81. ..,.. ....-.., ..t
in Peachnm, 4th inst, of dropsy of the heart,
AMELIA. wife Of David Weeks, aged Sc. Printers
in N. II. will, SC. A.. ....u
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-06-27
DISTRICT CONVENTION,

The Wings of the 4th Congressional District are
hereby notified to meet in Convention at Danville,
on Wednesday. July IL, at IL O'Clock in the fore
noon, to nominate suitable person a candidate to
represent this District in the Congress of the United
States II is hoped that every town in the District
will be represented.
ARTEMAS CUSHMAN, !
GEO. WORTHINGTON, JR.
r. G. BENTON, district Com.
a. G. CHADWICK,
JOSEPH POLAND,
June "a, lS43
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-06-27

Old Iecumseh. A letter in the Richmond Enquir-
err says:ssAnother opinion is, that Old Tecumseh is
to give us some trouble. 1t is in vain to conceal it,
that he is now making considerable impression in his
favor wherever he goes. And he is going for the
Presidency with all his might. And he is like Pad
dy's scolding wife, he 'keeps on a-keepng on
have just received letter from Pennsylvania, one
from New Hampshire, one from Kentucky, and one
from Missouri and they all aude to the act,tha the
old Colonel is making portentous headway.''
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-06-27

The Var Tent Of Washington. We learn that
this venerable relic ofrevoutonary times which has
been carefully preserved by our patriotic countrymnn,
G. w p. Curtis, Esq arrived in our city, at the
Merchants Hotel, this morning 1t is on its way to
Pittsburgh, where it is about to be pitched on the ap-
preaching Anniversary, near to the field Of Washing
IONS earliest fame Doubtless it will awaken thrill
Inp recollecons of the scenes that occurred Fort
Du Ouesnc and Braddock's fields, and other kindred
spots where the, Father of his Country acquired his
richest aurels Bait Patriot.
Influenza. This troublesome and painful disease
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-06-27
COUNTY CONVENTION.

The Wings of Caledonia County, each one and all
are requested to meet at the Court House in Dan
vile, on Wednesday, July IL, at 10 o'clock in the
forenoon, for the purpose Of nominating candidates
for the State Senate and for the transaction of such
other business as may be deemed expedient when
assembled. a.. -
GEO; ;: CHANDLER, County Comm.
g. LUCIUS DENISON,
June %, lS43.
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seems 10 have broken out suddenly in all directions
epidemic. 1t prevails extensively in Albany
and widely in this city All the hands in the news
paper offices at Albany-or nearly so-are sick 1t
is SO in this city. In our own establishment
most of us unwel-some of us severely. We heard
yesterday that upwards of sixty of the North Carroll
mas crew were down with the disorder-.N Y
Com. .Adv
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-06-27

A Loco Foco paper, the New Hampshire Patriot,
speaking of the Presd ents Pilgrimage, says: "In ev-
cry place he has visited, he has been treated with
uniform outward respect, alike remarkable for its
preciseness, holowness and want of reality. Where
ever he has been, would that an iceberg in
-fuence accompanies him, chilling, freezing and stiff
ening every movement of those who approach him."
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-06-27
HORRID MURDER IN THE MASSACHUSETTS
STATE PRISON. ..... ..s u

The very melancholy duty devolves upon as to
state that the esmabe Warden of the State Prison,
Charles Lincoln, Esq murdered yesterday al
ternoon, between and o'clock, in one OF the work
shops of the State Prison, at Charlestown by con-
Wet named Abner Rogers, Jr. Mr. Moses Jaquith, OF
Of this city, our informant states that he had been
Visiting the different departments of the prisonn com
pany with Mr.. Lincoln, and when they were In the
Upholstery room, while Mr.. l.. was in conversation
with an respecting some work, the convict
Kogers, who was employed in making mattresses
lett his bench and approached Mr. Lincoln in the rear
and stabbed him with shoemaler's knife in his neck
completely severing the jugular vein. He fell to the
MOOR and died instantly. The sight was appalling
and struck all with terror. The oyerseers and prls-
'Aers rushed to the body and raised it up, but lie
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-06-27

The President We gratified to learn that the
health of the President has so much improved, that
he has made arrangements for leaving this city, with
suite, his return to Washington, this aternoonb
the way of Providence and Stonngton. Boston Jner.
Journal.
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%G 81 So LIZ Y a. Gg ga

In Loyden, Ms. June ls, by Rev. John Tate, Mr.
JOHN @. A. PACKER, Of Newark, VT. to Miss Lo-
VIVA NEWTON, OF l..
In Burke, by Rev. R. Godding, June IS, Mr. LEVI
r. MUNsILL, Of Iorington, Conn. to Miss ADALINE
r FYLER, of Burke -
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-06-27
SERIOUS RIOT IN CANADA.

The riot which recently broke out among the la
borers the canal at Beauharnos, turned out in the
end to be rather serious matter. They demanded
an increase Of wages. but the demand was not
complied WITH the attacked the contractor surprising
him in his bed and beating him that his life is des
paired of. ....r ...
The rioters were ultimately dispersed by the mill
tary, but not till after the shedding of much blood
A dozen or more lives taken by the military, &
many were wounded The soldiers fired upon the
rioters. Canadian paper, the Sherbrooke Gazette,
notices as follows the result of the Coroner's In
quest: .....
A Coroners inquest has been held on the bodies OF
the men killed in the riots at Beauharnois and YER
dict of siustiabe homicide rendered. In addition
to the bodies upon whom the inquest was held,
several others are known have died Of their wounds
and been buried privately. 1t is stated by some OF
the military and the miller, that they saw eight men
60 down the rapids: one, who clingng to an ov-
changing tree was ordered to ashore and sur
render, when letting go his hold he was whirled
down the stream, and disappeared; none of these
bodies have been found There are many bad sabre
wounds, and several men had cut off Up
wards of 80 wounded are known. And every day
dlscoses fresh cases.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-06-27

Mr. CHApw1cK-Sir A correspondent in your
last paper, giving account of the late Sab. echoo
Celebration at Lyndon, says :''The exercises were
Introduced by music from portion of the ST. Johns
bury Band.'' Now, nasmuch as none OF the music
arranged for the Band performed at Lyndon, and
neither the Band nor portion Of the Band was
engaged or present, a portion of the Band-we
feel little decacy in appropriatng the aurels others
may have won. And in justice to ourselves as well
those who did perform at Lyndon, am Requested
TO say that the St. Johnsbury Band was not present
at the late ceebation any part of it present
as partof the Band 'g.. 's-.3 s.'f re. s2al3
Yours, Sc. t rH BUGLE PRIMO. j.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-06-27

We learn from the Newburyport Herald that
Saturday, ten thousand passengers were transported
on the line Gone hundred mles) of the Eastern Rail-
road, by day and night, without the slightest acct
dent.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-06-27

We for Tyler therefore,
, But WITH WHY and WHEREFORE.
Locofoc Tyler Song Book.
Gas sung by Hyde, Eastman, Haswell, Winslow,
Hill, SC. SC. )-Lamoille Standard
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-06-27

The Boston Advertiser states, that post moriem
examination in the Of Mr.. Legare, it was ascer-
tained that his death was occasioned by internal
strangulaon, arising from the twisting Of the ntes
tine upon ITSELF at the sgmod fexure. His disease,
therefore, one, which precluded all hope Of the
successful application Of remedies.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-06-27

tEsThe Locofoco Convention held at Danve
last Wednesday, nominated Paul Dillingham;, jr. Of
Waterbury, a candidate for Congress- There
considerable stir among the friends ofthe several
pirants before the Convention was held, which
brought out quite full deegatoh-pa particularly from
Washington county. We have heard the number
present estimated high 800, by members of the
Convention. We suppose the Wings have the priv
cge accorded to them of trying to defeat locofocoism
in the 4th district, and if successful it will most
suredly be "glory enough for one year. We ego
n' for vigorous trial, though must confess that
The prospects are little dubious than is alto
sether pleasant But the Wings Of this region have
done wonders heretofore, and knowing this full well,
the wise and sagacious members Of the last Legislature
deemed it expedient TO give them chance to eight
their battles FER again. We are ready to try.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-06-27
BRIGHTON MARKET.-NIonday, June 10.

Reported for the Daily Advertiser.
At market, Al O beef Cattle, 90 pairs Working Ok
en-, 5 Cows and Calves, 600 Sheep, and 375 swine.
SO beef cattle unsold. ..r .... ..0. ..,
Prices.-Beef Cattle-We quote First quality IS
rs; second quality so a rs; third quality
a / so.
Working Oxen-No sales noticed.
Cows and Caves-Saes at SIG, 10, 1924, and 27.
Sweepstakes made at so, to and so.
Swin,-Lols to peddle, for sows, and FOR bar
rows; AT retail to 81.
BOSTON MARI<ET.-June 81.
FLOUR. Genesee, 81 Il 5 SO, Ohio, good, 90
5 L.
BUTTER. 8 l6 per ID.
CHEESE az do do
WOOL. The sales since the last weekly report
have been to fair extent: prices without any NATE
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-06-27

sEpIn the House of Commons, the SOth Of
May, Mr. Pee,in reply to question asked by mem
Der, said there was truth in the report that the
Sadwich Islands had been coded to Great Britain
This is strong proof that the dongs of the British
val captain were not authorized by the government.
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NOTICE. ...- r- q ..-. 81.
~ LrcTA L.. my wife, having left without any
hA good and sufficient cause, hereby give notice
that shall pay no bills whatever of her contracting,
and forbid all persons trusting her my account.
las .. - ,. -'H DANIEL G. KATHAN.
Charleston, Dec. l. 1872 .. 3O7w3s .r
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
XKTE the subscribers having been appointed by
w the Hon. the Probate Court for the District of
Orleans commissioners, to receive, examine, and
adjust the claimsS demands of all persons against the
Estate Of
DEBORAH WILCOX,
late of Morgan in said district, deceased represent
ed insovent, and all claims and demands exhibited
in Offset thereto; and six months from this date
being allowed for that purpose, hereby give notice.
that will attend TO the business of our appoint
mont at the dwelling house of John NJ Wilcox
in said Morgan, the first Thursdays of September
and November next, at o'clock, P. M. on each of
said days ...r ... .
osMoND N. COLBY, Commissioners
Morgan, May, 1919. 9s 307w3
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-06-27
WOOL.

We notice an article going the rounds of-the loco
foco newspapers, from s. w. Jewett Of Weybrdge
lie has had the reputation of being intelligent
farmer, and we are sorry that he should suffer that
reputation to be furnished by the mistakes and gross
absurdties by which the article in question is cbarac
terzed. For instance, he that the new Tar
if is calculated ''to reduce the price of our wool in
stead of protecting us, and bases this position upon
the ground that the cheap foreign wool is not suf
fcienty guarded against. We fully agree in the
premises. The duties upon foreign wool certainly are
not high enough and be it remembered that for that
the northern locofocos aoiM very few exceptions,
are entirely responsible. Our Wing representatives
were faithful though unfortunately unsuccessful
But the conclusion Of Mr. J. is utterly absurd
Though the duties are not high enough, they are
still far higher than they would have been had the
old law continues; and therefore the tendency of
the new tariff clearly is to increase prices The fac.
Isl that inadequate the duties on foreign WOOL
they have still diminished foreign importatons to
vast amount, as is shown by the following stutsment
of mportaons at Boston: ..
From Sept. L. 1s4l, TO March IS, lbs value
1912, there was imported 2's52,5 500 $l97,lIO
From Sept D., 1912, to March IS,
1913, there was imported 533,445 25,OIO
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WINGS LOOK OFT.
June %, lS43

We have lately been favored with travelling Loco
oco emissary from Montpelier. He made his appear
ance IN town the past week. His object was un-
doubleday to stir mp the faithful in the Loco ranks
and also make arrangements for gratutous circu-
lation of that Free Trade Anti PROTECTIVE Tariff
newspaper, the Vermont Patriot A scheme is on
foot to surprise the wings at the coming Fall election
The Locofocos make pretence of great supineness,
while the leaders of the Party are secretly at work
through the different counties in the State. des-
perae effort is foot transfer Vermont 10 Martin
Van Buren, and John C. Calhoun, the avowed enc
mics Of the Tariff. The different Loco newspapers
in the State, full of articles extracted from South
ern papers denouncing the Tariff and lauding Free
Trade. Vermont cannot live without sound protec-
tive Tariff The Locofocos know this, but Party
reins ale tightly drawn that sacrifice of Country
will be rendered, rather than sacrifice OF Party
We hope the Wings will be awake broad ascake,
Discuss the question. Obtain Documents Scatter
the Light Arouse the attention Of the people to tie
importance Of electing who are in favor ola
Tariff. Through the Union the watch-word ofthe
Locos is "Repeal the Tariff To the Vermonters
we look for verdict against such Ubiquitous pro-
ject. Speak in tones of,hunder, and let the Tar
m Repealers know that you determined to sustain
the wha will sustain your interests.--Look out
for travelling Loco emissares and extra Free Ifade
newspapers, such as the'"Sprit of the Age" 'True
Democrat" (of which hundreds were sent into this
Village last week for gratuitous dstributon)" Yer
mont Patriot" SC. We say Wings, keep eye
out upon these things The enemy are awake. Meet
them fear essly, battle them manfuy and victory is
ours and Vermont is safc.-.aTiadlcbury Peoples
Press. ..... ..r.. ..... ..r .r.-
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s IL ga r.

A supply Of Sugar, just received and for sale
IA by -.. l.. JEWETT 81 co.
June l6, 1913. ,... r..- BOT
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT. COURT.
Vermont District.

IN BANKRUPTCY.
Notice TO shov cause against Petition Of
NOAH FISHER, Junior, of Barton, for his Dis
charge and Certificate asa Bankrupt, at the office
of Samuel Prentss, in Montpelier in said dis.
trict, Wednesday, the 80th day Of August,
a. ID. l943, at 10 A. M. .... ...- ...