The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-10-04


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CALEDONIA COUNTY COURT.
An adjourned torn commenced OIL the 22d of Gent
Hon. ISAAC F. REDFIELD, presiding The court
adjourned on the LIST inst The following is list
orhe cases tried, appears from the Clerks Dock
Daniel Fairchid VS. Lyman Woodwork s. al Tres
m Freehold Wing and @. Davis FOR Plaintiff Peck
"A, Def. Verdict for Plaintiff for $29,I7
Hez Aver Stephen Hawkins, Notes Plea,
Stat Limits Cahoon for Plant it, Bartlett ana
Peck for Defendant. Verdict Tor Plaintiff for $751;
49,
Dana, Weeks & Stanton vs E. Paddock ana j.
ir. Tres. G. Davis and Peck FOR Pianli It.
Underwood and Bartlett for Defendant Verdict for
Plaintiff for S9s5,l3
Laban NJ. Gray vs. John Wheeler. Bartlett for
Plant III. Ilibhard for Defendant Verdict for PItf.
for S7l 90
ment Stoddard and C. Davis for PItr Hale and
Bartlett for Defendants. Verdict Cor Plaintiff.
Ebon'r Dodge w Jabez E. Carpenter and al. Tres.
on Freehold. Wing FOR Plaintiff Peck and c. Da-
Wis for Defendants. Verdict for Plaintiff for s 90
Town Of Lyndon vs Nath'l Cook ir. Joseph Ide
Horace Drown and VIM Drown. Case on Stat
Bartlett for Plaintiff, c. Davis for Defendants YER
diet for Plaintiff against Cook for $50 Verdict in
favor OF the other Defendants.
E B. Chase W Cha's johnson & Co. on Note
Bartlett for Plaintiff. T.. w. Prentiss, for Defendants
Verdict for Defendants.
Geo. w. Paine and al Va Walter Stone. Skinner
for Plaintiff. Wing for Def. Verdict for PhC for
Sl3s,9s.
Cha's F. Felch and al vs. Ezra a. Parks, Tres.
Sloddard for Plarir Skinner for Defendants-
Nonsuit trial and goes 10 Sup. Court.
Hannah Weeks vs. Abel Webster Fuller and
skinner for Plaintiff. Peck and Wing for Def Yer
dict for PlIC for SI70,s6.
NORTHERN OR LEBANON RAIL ROAD.
A meeting holden at Concord las, week and
haring had from the friends of four several
routes from Concord 10 Lebanon The Directors ad
onrned to last Monday when they were TO proceed
examination personally Of the routes and to de-
eide definitely upon which location should be fixed,
which decision has probably been made before this
Al the meeting referred TO Mr. Adams, the Engineer,
submitted report OF his surveys OF which we find
the following notice in the Boston Atlas:
"Ihe Engineer, Mr. Adams submitted a highly
sasiac tory report OF his surveys,by which appear
ed, that four routes form Concord to the mouth Of
White River, had been surveyed; namely: the 'New
London route the Black Water rouie.' CONNECTED
with which is tho Salisbury rOute,D the Franklin
route and the Bristol route In the words Of the
report the New London route passes through War
ner, Sutton, New London, Springfield and Enfield to
East Lebanon, where it ntersecs the other routes
The distance by this route as surveyed, from Con-
cord to the Connecticut River is sixty miles.
The Black Water route crosses the Contoocook
River. about three miles above Baskerville; thence to
the valley Of the Black Water. near Dingetts Cor
ner in Boscawen thence, in the valley of the Black
Water to Andover, where it intersecs the Franklin
route.
The distance by this route,as surveyed is siXtyfive
miles,
In connection with this route line was surveyed,
by MIR Clark, 'passing through Boscawen and Sails
bury, to Andover,' and plan submitted. Tho dis
lance on this route is 6S miles.
'The franklin route is the route heretofore survey
ed by Mr. Il ]. Carter Il passes up the MerrI-
mack 10 Franklin thence to Andover, where it inter-
sects tho BLACK Water route The distance by this
route is 40 miles.
The Bristol route follows the valley of the Merri-
mack and Pemgewasset rivers from Concord to the
Periwig mountain, the mouth OF Smiths River,
thence up the valley of that river to Danbury,
+Hhere il intersects the franklin and Blackwater
TOutes
The distance by this route is 10 miles,
There is grade upou any Of these routes ex-
ceeding so feet, and they all feasible"
4
Every column OF newspaper contains from 10 TO
20 thousand distinct pieces Of metal the misPlacing
o! any one of which would cause n blunder or typo
graphical error. With this curious fact before the
reader he must wonder the general accuracy Of
newspapers, and be more disposed TO excuse than
magnify errors Of the press
"say, Pat, are the days longer in ireland than in
this countryf' 'Longer aye you may well say it;
and not only longer but there is great many more Of
them.'
UNtvERsALrsrs. According 10 the statistics oil
the Unversalists, recently published, learn thai
inc denomination now numbers 1904 societies in this
country, being gain of Al in the last ten years, g.
10 preachers, gain of 3sl in the anne time. The
ueneral Convention OF this denomination was held
!" THIS city last week, and probably one of the
largest religious conventions held in this country
ABOUT hive thousand persons being in attendance from
u" parts Of the land. The necessity of higher edu
Gallon, dviner life, and more spirituality were the
'n'ef topics of the principal speakers. The denomin-
a'on Is chiefly confined to the Northern and Western