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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-06-04

At Loggerheads, Jesse Smith g. Sons, in a
card to the public, say that the cause of their
suspension is connected with and grows out Of
"another branch Of their business at Cleveland
and the Bank of ST. Clair, at Detroit"
On the other hand, the managers of the Bank
of St Clair attribute the failure of that institu
tion 10 the suspension of the Smiths Now
somebody lies, of course, and who is it? 1t was
the remark of celebrated Roman Consul that
f"when rogues fall out honest men get their
dues. ."-Adridn Wdtchman.
1t was the Roman Consul that lied, for ''ho-
nest men, cannot "get their dues" in this case
although "rogues have fallen out!"--Plaindeal
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-06-04
OFFICIAL.
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT

"TFVINI IHbNIs ~ TIE FKFHIDENT'
Robert McKelly, Register of the Land Office
at Upper Sandusky, Ohio, vice Abner Root, re-
moved
Christian Huber, Receiver Of Public Moneys
nt Upper Sandusky, Ohio, vice Moses II, Kirby,
removed.
Ephraim ID. Dickson, Register Of ths Land
Office Mt Fayetteville, Arkansas, vice James II.
Stirman, removed.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-06-04

Don't rant Wdter---The people of Boston
have decided not to have water introduced TO
their city. The question was submitted to the
people on Monday, and they decided against the
project by majority of 300. The whole vote
was about $500 less than at the recent munich
Lpal cleclinns
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-06-04
L g. J. D. WICK,
Grocers, Produce and Commission

And dealers in Pittsburgh Manufactures, corner o
Wood and Water streets, Pittsburgh. mar 26
r & J. D. WICK inform their friends and custo-
i Is meTs, that they may be found at No. eCommeT.
oial Row. Liberty st. in the warehouse occupied by
Messrs. VIM Lppincott and Sons where they viii con,
tinue their business as usual. ap3e
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-06-04

Railway charters in Great Britain have been
granted and accepted with The condition, that
the corporators do not charge 10 exceed three
fourths Of penny''--or, one and a half cents
per ton per mile. The motive power from one
railway to another is furnished by contract at one
forth of cent per ion per mile.
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From the Ohio StatesmG
RANKS PLENTY,

- . bANHAS HALN H
The following are the Directors and officers,
as handed US, of one of the affiliated banks oi
this city, that Is 10 be. 1t lacks one important
parsonage, physician' 1t bas fnancier to
hold the funds, lawyer 10 look over the knotty
points, and an editor to do the putting; but there
is no doctor for the sick! A wag at our elbow
says priest is lacking. But as we cannot see
the use of one ourself we omit him:
EXCHANGE Bank OF COLUMBUS.
CAPITAL 100000.
President-W. b. HUBBARD.
Dircctors-P HAYDEN.
w. B. HUBBARD.
d. Il. WOODBURY.
EDWARDS PiERREPONT
o. FOLLET.
CdShier-H NJ HUBBARD.
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M'CURDY g. LOOMS,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Boots, Shoes and Palm Leaf Hats.
No. rs Wood Street, Pittsburgh mar 26
READ. READ! AND TAKE WARNING !! +!
COnSu,nDtion man be cured.

CUHoHWpChOH UuU OC CuCNs
Having had occasion to witness the effect of DR..
Duncans Expectorant Remedy on Mr. Eli Young in a
case of Pulmonary consumption feel it my duty to
make briefsatement in order that Others that
may be afflicted with the complaint, may be BEN
Gifted by the same remedy.
He was attacked with inflammation on the left lobe
Of the lungs in March, 1S43 attended with acute pain
great difficulty of breathing, and cough which
proceeded rapidly to suppuraton; and Notwithstanding
the and application Of the best remedies prescribed
by our authors, the complaint, in few days began to
exhibit evident symptoms of liberation.
In this distressing stage Of the complaint, had
course to Dr. Duncan's Expectoant Remedy for Con-
SUMPTION which had the effect of checking the disease
Immediately, and in few days, the pain ceased, the
breathing became free and easy, the cough left him,
and the expectoration subsidized; the consequence of
which that in using six bottles of the medicine he
has recovered his health and is restored 10 his family
and friends J. UPSON, M. d.
do hereby certify the above statement to be a true
statement of my case as far as comes within my KNOW
ledge. ELI YOUNG.
Mt Vernon, May %, 1874.
Call early. A fresh supply now on hand. Those
afflicted, and wish to spend happy summer should
commence get rid ofther TROUBLESOME COUGH in time.
For by w. B.BEEBE, Cadiz.
"Is THIS MEDICINEr' we exclaimed the other
day, on tasting some Of JAYNE's Tonic VERMrFUGE 1t
certainly has none of the flavor which
sociates with the idea Of pysc. Children consider it
quite treat and in taxing it their paaes grati6ed,
and their health restored at the same time. JAYNE's
ToIc VERMFvcE not only destroys worms but carries
of the mucus in which they imbedded, and effects
radical and permanent cure Every mother knows the
prominent symptoms of worms such veracity, lean-
ness fed breath, grinding Of the teeth during sleep,
paleness Of helps, itching Of the nose, &C., but there
are other indications not so generally recognized
dry cough, dull eyes, enlargement of the abdomen and
many other symptoms common to other Diseases FREE
quenty denote the presence Of worms II their exs-
ence is suspected the Vermifgo should be admin
istered, because II do harm in any case and
may do incaculable good.--N. y. Tribune.
or The above medicine is forsale by w. b.
BEEBE, Cadiz. ao
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from asserting by arms a claim so ill-lounded al
time so inopporiune,
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-06-04

"MERcnAnrs BANK OF CLEVELAND This is
the title of another Bank, shortly TO be started
in this city on the same plan as above. Capital
stock 100000. As yet, no organization has
been had We are informed its stockholders are
among the weaIthiest and most respectable citi-
zens of the place. - Plain Dealer, May 2l.
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NOTICE EXTRA.

NOTICE EXTRA.
NHE subscribers have now in store, and on the way
j. from the East, n full supply of Groceries, selec
ted with great by their senior partner since the
late fire, among which are
lao Kegs Rio Coffee, assorted quality;
SO chests and he chests G. p. Y. II. and Blk Teas
10 bxs. Loaf Sugar; 10 bags Pepper; do. Spice
Dbl. Cloves; do. Ginger; do Nutmegs;
100 mats Cassia 10 bxs. Chocolate;
II bxssT Tobacco half lb to l6s lump;
Is bales Cuba do, flletsand wrappers;
25bxs. clay pipes;l caslx Madder;
ceroons Indigo 90 bbls. chip'd Logwood;
Is bbls Sp. Whiting; $4,000 lbs. pipe clay;
2cosks Codfsh tierces Elephant Gill;;
IS bbls. Curriers' Oil; 20 10 refined Saltpetre;
20 sacks crude Saltpetre.
s4 Ht ISAIAH DICKEY and CO.
may 81 corner Liberty and Wayne sts. Pittsb,g
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CLEVELAND BANKs--We understand an or
ganization has been had to establish Bank in
this city. under The late law authorizing Banking,
to be emitted The "CITY BANK OF CLEVELAND ]"
Capital stock $4,000. 1t elects TO go into OPP
Grafton on The free system, which il win be re-
imembered, requires 80 per cent, of its capital
stock to be paid in, aud an amount Of State
Stocks, equal to its capital to be deposited with
the State Treasurer, before commencing IFS op-
erations. Examinations have been made by the
proper authorities, and certificates been forwar-
Ided TO the Commissioners at Columbus, which
will entle this Bank to an issue of S45, 900, pro-
vided State Stock 10 that amount be deposited.
The following are the officers of the Bank:
REUBEN SHELDON, President.
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c. SEVERANCE, Cashier.


Elisha Taylor, Stephen Whitaker, William 7
Smith, Chas. L. Camp, Chas. Patrick, VIM. Nil
ford, Moses Kelley, r. Sheldon, T. G. Sever
aIce.
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Blank Read Receipts,
EATLY printed on fine paper, for sale low at tho
lN Sentinel Office.
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or FATHER RTTcHIE, tue Mentor of Democ-
racy, and editor of the Washington Union, alier
announcing the agreeable news from Texas,
bursts forth in the following strain of patriotic
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Without the permission of the writer, we
take the liberty of making the following extract
from private letter Of friend, TO the editor of
the Sentinel, datedl
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-01-27
Orleans Agricultural Society.

VANHE members Of Orleans County Agricultural So
~ ciety are hereby notified to meet at Coventry on
Thursday tho Glib day Of February next at 10 o'clock
A. NJ for the purpose of eItcling officers Of said soci
ETY. for the ensuing year.
The public are also notified that the several pre-
miums allowed Ivy the society for field crops will DO
awarded that day. aud the vnYions committees an
pointed Tor that purpose requested to attend aud
competitors for premiums are invited to present their
claims.
The Committees follows:
On wheat, Emore Daily Harvey Williams and
Noah Moultoni Barley Olts and Rye, HuIlmrd
Hastings, Lewis Ford ard Wilrm V illson; Corn,
Pens and Beans, T. q. Strong, Or,ie Robinson, and
VIM, =. May; Potatoes, Turnps and Flax, Jesse
Cooper VIM. Verbnck and NJ b. Kjmh0ll.
II NJ. BATES, Secretary.
lrashurgh 90 Jan. 1915. 39l W.
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MARRIAGE ExrRAoRDINARY. On Sunday
morning last, just before the usual hour for church,
quite large number OF Immigrants, with their wag-
CONS, cattle Sc, vending their way
through principal toward Yazoo City
When they had got about quarter mile beyond Ben
ton, they called halt, and for what do you suppose
gentle reader! 1t appears that two Of the party, who
had been greatly troubled by the insidious and willy
snnres of the blind god, were unwilling to pursue
their journey any farther, unless they converted
into one. messenger was despatched forthwith to
town, for officer to unite the destnies Of the love
sick swain and damsel. In short tine tho presi-
dent Of the Board Of Police nf this county made his
appearance among them. Ia the open road and in
the presence Of many spectators, he pronounced
Ipsltiam n .ioles and Miss Nancy Plant MAN
and wife.
The spectacle was both noyeI and amusing, and
well calculated to please those who fond of The
marvellous.
After the 'knot tied" the father of the bride
invited all who voted for Clay to come forward aud
salute her; and all who voted for Polk take buss
at his ''od woman" The scene closed hy sener-
al distribution among the company of numerous slices
of Gingerbread lieu of the brides cake and the hap
py pair accompanied by their (icnJs, resumed their
journeys are by thist inc suppose in Arilin.ns,
the place CT their destnutOn,- Kdsoo BLRacr, Dec.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-01-27
STATE OF VERMONT.

Orleans District, SIS.
The Hon. the Probate Court for the District of Or
Icnns-ro all persons concerned in the estate of
Thomas Hartwrl, late OF Craitsbury, deceased,
Greeting.
SATHEREAS, Silas Grow, Executor of the Win
" and Administrator of the estate OF said de-
ceased, has filed in said Count his Administration
account and represents that the debt; and charges
gsinst said estate amount TO the sum of $4,000
That the available in his hands are 500 90
Leaving the sum of $4,000
to be raised from the Real Estate. And the deceas-
ed died seized of Real Estate in Craftsbury known
the home farm containing about l60 acres of land
aud appurtenanccs. And request The Court 10 grant
him License 10 sell all the Real Estate as part can
not be sold without injury to the whole.
TherefJre,t is ordered that all concerned be notified
to appear "A session Of the Probate Court, to be
held the Probate Office at lasbursh on the 18th
day of February next that they may give bonds for
the payment the debts, and he heard in the matter
Of the Administrators account, aud SHOW cause why
License should not be granted as aforesaid.
And this order shall be published three weeks sue
ccssvely in the Caletonian, newspaper, printed
at 81, Johnsbury in this State the last of which pub
LEGATION shall he before the day assigned for hearing
as aforesaid
Given under my hand at the Probate Office at Ias
Lurgh, this 18th day Of Jan. a. ID ls45
39lw3 GEO. NYE, Judge
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-01-27
PASSING COUNTER FELT MONEY.

A compile of young mer, named Alfred N. and
David Schoocralt, were arrested at Eden on Thurs
day last for passing counterfeit dollar bill, the
Bank of Albany, at the Book Store in this village
Tuesday evening previous. They were brought
back, examined and committed for trial at the next
term of tho County Court, under $500 and the
other 500 bonds. 1t appears that one Of them be-
longs in Canada, the other in Eden. A counterfeit
two dollar bill was taken from one Of them
81 Albums MESSENGER,
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G3AEGsEa

In Rochester, Oakland County, Mich JAN 2, MIR
Joan SHELDON, aged II.
In this town, Jan. 20, an infant son of Mr. John
Higgins, jr.
In this town, Jan 10, infan, child Of Capt Ger
ry.
In DanvIe, Jan. IA, Sylvia p. j., youngest daugh
ter of Samuel w. and Cynthia L. Leighton, aged
year months aud days.
In New Orleans, in October last, of yellow fever,
DR. James NJ. Morrill,, formerly Of Danvle, aged As.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-01-27

history Of the introduction of Vermont into the Union
furnished precedent for the annexation of Texas
cording to the terms of his resolutions lie took
review Of the circumstances attending the introduce
ton Of Vermont and showed that there was no anal
ogy between the cases. lie also defended the order
Iy, industrious and moral people of the North from
the oPprobrium attempted to he cast upon them hy
Southern members. lie made an able speech and
spoke to the end Of his hour
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-01-27
STATE OF VERMONT.

IS.
The Hon. the Probate Court FOR the District of Or
leans-To all persons concerned in the estate of
Rnfis B, Hoyry, late Of Albany, deceased,
Greeting.
NETHEREAS, SiIas Hovey, Administrator of the
w estate ofsaid deceased, requests said Court
to allow him the further Tine of one year from and
after the 25th day ofJnnuary a. D. 1915, to make
payne of the debts and close the settlement Of
the estate.
Therefore, You are hereby notified that said np-
plication will be heard ats session Of tho Probate
Court to he held at Irasburgh on the 9Th day Of
Fehru1ry next, at which time you may be heard in
the premises.
And this orer shall be published three weeks
successfully in the CaledOuian, newspaper printed
ST. Johnsbury in this State the las. of which pub.
LEGATION shalt be- before the day assigned for hearing
a. aforesaid
Given under my hand ut tho Probate Office at
Irasburgh this 3d>day of January A. ID. ls45.
S90w3 GEO. NYE, Judge
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-01-27

hheglo there were not sufficient farms entered
&lsniums to entitle them TO examination.
The Committee appointed to examine the farms in
ne OMev ,NwNs in the county not present, land
nports from them were received
The following resolution was then offered and a
tpled, Resolved, That the Elk. Com be requested
menPoy three experienced and judicous farmers, to
uminc farms offered for premiums in the County,
y@ shall be paid for their services from the funds Of
@SOciely and whose duty it shall be to take de-
wa@tements from those to whom premiums may
5'gnded, which shall be preserved on file; and
The nrormoon contained in them shall be pre-
aHed in condensed report Mt the annual meeting,
,nselher with such Of the reports of the farmers
they may consider Of service to the Society}and pub
hhed
tor the purpose of having the reports OF the other
committees, and lransacting other business the meet
%was adjourned TO the last Tuesday of Feb. at the
same place, FEE FULLER. Pres.
W. FAIRBANKS, Sec'y.
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OF the state Inlan'ry 500, Artillery ,5sI Ar
'iIlery attached, 4,4O3i Horse Artillery, GsI; Rife
men, 2,sls Cavalry, 2,022i making in all, 1862, ga;
and showing decrease in the military force of more
than 20, 900 since Is43
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-01-27

MEXICO. The latest news from Mexico indicates
tina. Santa Anna is determined not to yield either the
sword of the civil Power. lie yet holds out, and
it is not certain that he may not "reVHi in
the halls Of the Montczurnas." Nothing decisive,
however, has occurred but the regulation is not
cnncl cd
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-01-27
NONIliE.

VENiiE subscriber having sold out and stopped
~ business at Lyndon Centre, requests all those
who have unsettled accounts with him, to call and
settle the same, by note otherwise, by tho LIST of
February, and all demands due of more than ons
years standing must be paid by the LIST of March,
or - ALONZO BEMISS.
Lyndon Centre Jan. |, 1915 3SSw6
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AZ A3M nsRxM18gu

At Wells River, Jan. 10, by Rev. Mr. 1hrul
Charles B. Leslie, Esq. to Miss Harriet II. Skinner
both Of Wells River.
In Orange, Lewis Chamberlin, Esq. Of Painfeld,
10 Miss Polly, daughter Of David Nelson, Esq.
In Bath. 25th uIt. by Rey. Mr. Cleaveland, Mr.
George Swasey OF Newbury, VI to Miss Louisa X.
Lang, of b
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-01-27

FGs Adj MILITIA. The inspection returns
F&s III. ~" Generals Office, for the year 1874,
moving exhibit of the the military force
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-01-27
y ORa "a Rdc's Estate.
TIE OF VERMONT.

Caledonia. So,
At n Probate Court holden at tho Probate Office in
DanyIlle, in said district, the 22d day Of Janua-
Ty. A. u, 1876
MOSES KirFREnGE, Administrator Of the
ITA Estate of John lde, late of ST. Iohnsbury, in
the County Of Caledonia, deceased presents his ac-
count Of Administration against said Estate for al
Whereupon it is ordered by said Court
that said Administrator notify all persona interested
in said EsInic, to appear at Probate Court 10 he
holden at the Probate Office in said Danvc on the
10Th DAY of February A. ID. lsi5, and object to the
allowance Of said account If they cause, 10y pub
fishing copy OF the ccorl Of this order three weeks
successfully in the Casdoninn, newspaper printed
at 81, JohnsbuTy, in said district.
SAM'L Is. MATTOCKS, Judge
true coPy--Attrst,
392w3 CHAS. ]. DAVIS, Register.
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'tNERABLE WIDOWS. The following interest
'''e'" Of two distinguished ladies', we copy from
jurisprudence Of the N. Y. Express
''' resident enternined large dinner compa-
?'e'PFd'y of about forty persons. Mrs. MADISON
p '' Nex 'nder Hamilton were among the guests
'""O'Ied ages of these two women, [ um told ;,
49,, IVA" ane hundred and seventy years Both
".'' re older, by more than half score of years
a declaration of Independence, and have WV
O,,. '''"'N"o'e remembrance Of all the prominen;
'e"'eS that have TRANSFERRED in tho political histo
~ "a hamilton is older by four Of five years than
,,c '"",'on' She is spending the winter here up
u,, f'"' ''''' and walked the other day with the
'''' ease from Capitol Hill to the Presidents
IN, n issuance OF nearly two miles from her ledg-
b,. ! well Tor IS ! Mrs. H., belicve,is here
s.h '"e 'ne publication, if Congress should so de.
o,3 y, the yoInmnous papers of her husband, AL
h,, hamilton, man whose remembrance for
rr. anu his abilities the people will moro and
hro., F',Sv"'e as they learn more and more of his
\ & oi,.., senate have already adopted IA resolu-
&se S IN reference to the propriety of printing
3 p.,.,. , and The subject was some time since
1m,lh.. W 'ne House. Congress paid Mrs Madi-
AhbD1 NJ sum Tor the works of her distinguished
4S,,Il lie library Of Mr. Jefferson was also pur-
Aac,, congress and makes up part of the pres
''8'e''OnaI Library"
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Temperance Meeting.

The annual meeting Of the Orleans County Young
Mems Temperance Society for the choice of Oiice,s
for the ensuing year, will DO holden Barton the
I'd Tuesday Of February Ulth day. at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ. The Executive Committee (upon whom dc
vove the duties Of making necessary arrangements
for the meetng) are, Messrs S. ID. Kmball, a. Z.
Robinson and Gilbert Ellis
1t is hoped that the friends Of the will attend,
as the benefits resulting TO community from thor
ough organization and triumph Of temperance princi
pies in the county, would more than compensate its
friends for any sacrifice they called upon make.
II. HASTINGS, Secretary.
Troy, Jan. 20, 1916. TN
BRIGHTON MARKET, Monday, Jan. 20.
Reported for the Daily Advertiser aud Patriot.
At Market, 500 Beef Cattle, 775 Sheep, and
$50 Swine.
PRIcEs-Beef CaHis-Extra SIS a 8, rs; first quail
ity,l,75 5;second quality 4,25 $50; third quality
4,25.
sheep-Common Sheep from $I,75 to 2,25;
Wehers So, 25 $50.
swine-onc small lot to pedde, 3 4. Atre,ail
to sc.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-01-27

-,u, MORSE, OF Louisiana, whose speech was
49, lac, week in the proceedings of Congress, like
9"'' lam and some other Southern men, frankly
y" ,ohic for what Texas is wanted. He in
% r,,,.bc the subject of Annexation and in arguing
c,,o, informs US that Slavery is good institu-
.,ressing'-and AYERS that tho slaves are in a
condition than the operatives in the factories of
y,,,L And when he said all this, there was a
| ,,,onobout the house. No wonder that MEM
% # Congress ,thoogh some of them are grave
w, laughed in the face of the man that made such
,,,,. lie ought to be handed over to the Focto-
c.,.ortbe North 10 be insructed-that is, if they
,i consent to take pupil 50 Perverse under their
Yebge
o,ber "dough faces" who have gone South, he
", ,,,Ome nm advocate Of Slavery. 1t not uufre-
,,,o,v happens that the Sons of New England be-
-, ,ocreon, 10 the principles Of universal liberty
IN, hrealhng The polluted atmosphere of the Slave
.,,, Thus has MIR Mors, become and more boldly
A,.m,ny natives, advocates the absurd and wicked
,,,,,e orbunan bondage and the extension of
s,., Interest and ambition are usually the mo-
t,, which lead men off thus against the promptings
,,toir hotter feelings and the convictions of their
rlgnen.s
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-01-27
CALEDONIA COUNTY AGRICULTURAL So
GETTY.

Tile Annual meeting Of the Caledonia County Ag-
-,,Imrl Soriely was he'd at ST Johnsbury Plain on
b.?,. Of !anuary, at which the following officers
geg elected VIZ
ri,NClS f. FULLER, TTardwick, President.
rpwARDS NATrocKs,Lyndon, Wien Pres;ds,,.
Clorp HARVEY, Barnet.
IPFAIaBANKs, ST Johns5ury, Secretary.
THERON Howard, Danville, Treasurer.
rry.Y STEVENS, Barnet,
luclus FREEMAN, Waterford,
RgrRr KELSEY, Danvie,
W. NArroCKs, Peacham, Executive Cum.
WY STUART. Barnet,
Wu,oIE HEMGss, Lyndon,
Jr7rga,oS CREE, Wheelock,
Report, of the Committees appointed for examining
hmsoTared (or preminms,were then received, and
o.isfreconmendatiOn the following premiums were
gahed, viz
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-01-27

IHoMAs w. Dom. The House Of Repres enta-
yves Oh Rhode Island on Friday, passed series of
'''''IOns' declaring the New Hampshire rosolu-
,'"' relative TO the Imprisonment of Dor, disgrace.
~" the Legislature of New Hampshire, and insult
"' " The Government and people of Rhode Island,
'"Nsu as they are by the grossest falsehood igno-
''''e and imPertinence; and nstructng thu Secrcta
""ode Island to return said resolutions to the
'"''noF oil New Hampshire. Providence Journal