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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-06-02
TIL O. l. u ID % N l a N.

called upDu Congress 60 prHlulHi li hh
Itlrfn e,lls, though great slrh lr."ir l'
slupfud0us Ninrr7 iilin admission 90 Tea
a-, lir Wur Wilh MaAirp und ilp uNfWH
ulW mkluE iucNrrd lir rNfsr hl TiH'fij
'uip our urN ruH0ura iE iin hneuNgr nl
100 elegant nnd ppuluIr report in l-ln' nlNf
90 Dur Legislature, 'hf HHNrdl0H ~ IfW
f5w grhrHu disFWsrf t1r Hr VrTriHuifpH sga
ffitasioH Of hGruH' Against illr PfrW
wrong Vermont Protested in Iiie most solemn
manner. Shr placed ur1u record her con.
druuulinn OF iIe WT1sulri Hud rnWu nhird
hrr Representatives 100 LGHFrfss 90 have %
REGARDED llafet ll+l ll.e ApeA l'aa lael. duner
rlir clll hna irrn concentrated, Mr1iro liHa
been stripped Of her lands pnd lhb question
nov b. whether lhu original iIluu hlull hnNn
% dAIuiug continuation by lirW nppfoprn-
unu 10 slavery
Meet any reading man iu Vermont hr
lMd who were iln projectors ~ lhiF hlupfu-
duus srHruiu OF fraud, curliy aud oppression
or Us what nprhclfs % bns llu1 ~ been
brought uhuu, NrHl kHnw iI1l rlnvw}
holds Boz d.Ik ruHg .fn lhr ~ruili Wud nll
huuW, or flpy know, ilpi 10 luH looked lr
u.Id HId rumf.r,' .tu ihr luFulnru pnfN, Nn
uau sill prlud nHi ihe iuugduUlDu Of
TpAl5 Wrs Nm. mrsuu, whatever
-uun GN rHWNrW NMr7 COOS IrHr done,
lryHs WHs nlu.Hrd ~ rHlr OIL, tn rNruI"t-
of Nnuhru Nme-. md aHr ur'tr- could
ptr brr UlWlfd bW1iur Goo support of
Northern l.nru-. 30 npWn viii llc wr WIN
" 7777 m wit u "TIIlIEFF THFHHTTTr- rf'-Nt-'-'l
hy -uuihrru Wcu lur Suulhru purposes aud
Wua -upppurd hy lb0 democracy nud cor
Rcd iu spite of ilrr mprl strenuous uppo-l-
tom of lltr Northern NhF-,
Tho uur object ot these measures should
be- kept steadily 900 glrW, JMl rfnfoH efh.
EIiof fiwlE lflbI okru b. Go hf limlu-
al LGl-lllrl, Ll- nAuu-A-ll-la h-- rlIclrL-
nv hro uho hurl NW .If Curim u .fDrT1n
'lnr ",lrmurpr' luyr heretofore hHru llr
n..Irs Of -4NriL and burs uuy ou' doubt ibnt
ift,ru. Goes Ind hcrn elected, there would
hsvr hrrn rrrpi isnr uf suriifi r+rui'llr ,vuH
pledged 100 llr mrpsYrr, aud li7 mol tpu
much 40 rnt iIut illr ''drulcrls,' H- party
wurhl u0r hu,r hrru uuft,0nhlr IuiL
g. lr almost % lulrm fnui lNrrr c'u &c.,, nli
$3.50 pUiHs putty uHy h.rurir srluWd
divided hr % tWr, lut rl OBJ" rnd il'" i".u.l
NllI Co., l'mI lWu fH,lrs ouIy cau ,Nrr lhrrr
TWO, wrlirs WIll hr, foe 'br Wrsrui 40 l,rL
Muga nu il.r uuH slr uUl nrII opponents
uu llo other liul mono of lIus hereafter
q, their GuI- tirl So know lllrul
Iitlr "drmrrrcN' l1- ihu- lr errurlrd
iho Ni.vs Of slavery, b rau lmrllS ha cN.
p., lId uHi ,h.S 1911 nuN lHruur Boz uprn
rul.,' $50 ou t.r other luud ulHr NMas
huyH unI.rut 'iD.-frd -.t.fN uIrN base DO
u-Hitp r.lll hAllul ruullrurr. TITO 'r.h
huulr against Slavery b. iu &C. fought lA lhr
Nnt. Inr course OF tbr Nmf thus hr
lpa been mllhrd and decided. A. II.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-06-02
Fire at Bellowe Falls.

Tro HtreHipg Houses and The ont building,
Lu1,,d
GA Sunday evening, May 2Oh, not far FROM
ten o'clock. FIRE WINS discovered bursting oui
from the rcur ofJ Judge lhNtct's .hlIu. aud the
alarm was Immediately sounded. The cut.
Irus prur.ally rushed to the scene ulthc IRE
hut Tor want at water and an engine ut sui.
iccut power To qucll the drvourlug element
t7rTt tTrtir mn vuui,t % gtycrL CSccPrtu lrHOy.
ing the furniture from such portions OF the
dwelling as could he entered
In very sGoit time, the Dwelling House
shed. Chnise House mud Balu-Mric rnxrl
d1ied IA flame, and entirely DESTROYED viii
most ofthcir contents. The premises were
owned by llph. Elorncc Baxtcrand occupied
,hy him nudhis son H. llcury Baxter. After
tiie.ifo was discovered the flames sprcnd
Win great laplduy, 81 sonth rns,crly wind
blowing II, ia at the time \ snnl part Of
the Furniture was saved through the during
courage and rSrfiious a. those present. Thu
inmates Of tht~tousc were alarmed viii
barely Time to save themselves. Three hor.
SEES WIN great difficulty We're driven out OF
the l0rn. Two COWS persisted ~ itr flames
Ono covered carriacc, dhc harnesses, aud TIA,
hay aud grhih ~ g. budl were consumed
The loss Of the Mos,rs, BaNjor>. we. under.
stand cannot be les than $1,000 There
was an insurance ou,thc House aud Br-o
the Amount of $1,000 The origin of the Ire
- t-t't ttruv-r,.
At ;hr same time the dwelling with all th,
ont buildings adjoining aud West of l}tNel'-
owned und occupied toy Dr. A. Robbins
caught fire from the burning muss near them
and the whole were shortly in complete rn.
IN. or:uunlrly the wind was in the rioht
quarter or many other buildings in the yiciu.
ny must hive been destroyed; Ms il was. the
huldrpgs ofAlr Dmiels mud others were with
difficulty preserved. The Crcut scarcity OF
water IN that pnrt Of the town mud the want
OF tuc Engine, rendered it Impossible iu
people to do anything towards stopping the
tire. There were citizens enough ON tic
groIud to hnyc done much service if they
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-06-02
ITO, rrRrusG or qIIE ADMINS
~. TRATION,

. The Newark rnl, Advertiser gives the
lollo"u5 cNuci ilom 900 orca,louol cores
pondrpt, who ,i,i,cI Wr,hfauu ou ru.i.
ness not connected With politics, or Office
serNpw
OIL ,.uc assure you TINT Cen, Taylor will
rIrru, PURSUE thc line ut policy marked ON
~ Ii, Allison letter. without turning to the
r1hto lr0 Ia rouc,ll1lc mere puHy feeling
nod support THE subject ut removal, uud
appu,ut,ucu.g>hc viii n6t be- troubled W,dl
and | venture 10 say that the views ul tin
I uluurt m tho mHlicr witt hc -nppotcd hy
hr. ruuulrv, 'l,sy rtr urHIuvt prescription
uul Ior Justice nud tir d,Hlup Otur 90.
600 men at ull sorts holding office dircclly
under thc Grurlol governments not one
lhuu-oud are Wigs Tie late Polk utly
had 40 The revenues of the public service ~
ii- Iuud-, uud uru,iy every uUu lu office Wus
va %. service, uud 40 lhc nest ct the country
was DISTINGUISHED, 80 Ear us the privilege ot
office ir concerned
Sow is on could SEQ ihc amount ct eli
drnrr which h. accommodating here every dlN
of the uuuurr iu which most of lhi, legion
have perverted their official stations for pnr-
Is purposes, you would be- surprised lhul the
head, ol Departments de- not throw them all
nul nj nurr. /, seems that uruily every post
office luthc lmid Inns been held a. ibc pledge
ot party trnlp; so that the terms "posimns,,
go uud polkcr,' ASA Western mou said To
duy, care almost SYNONYMOUS
The majority of the people hive dccrccd
llnt lli- slut" OF llul- shnil hc changed, lN
decisive chnugc OF administration, md they
All lp pltgNCI ="
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-06-02
General Taylor and No-Party.

The Wcsimorclaud Intelligence. F,.--
JNs the following, which ifiot absolat 'ys-
Iheulic, ought to ho. Hear!
Ma EuiroW ! have been informed iyo.s
who wns present that nu interview U.'
granted Toy Gen, Tnllur some time 5En, %
"a gcLIlcmun from Nestmorclaud Cruply w.a
came for the purpose of getting the old mon
to keep Simon Drum in the office Of Pos,
mnsicr NJ Greenshurg, Pa. After he wos 90.
Toduccd the Borcr commenced as follows
BoREW have come General, Ia see TIT
can prevail upon YOU tn suffer Simon Dram
of Grernsburgh, Wcstmureiand County, p
to retain his Office ofPosrmnstcra a, ,l'arpact
lie j. uow,i5 ycuISnu occupant ofIlnt place
huviur hegrI appointed by Thumus jefferson.
Ia 1909, and having failed heavily in husinc"
some 20 years Rgn, lac u now so poor la'
this office IL his ouly living. lie is beside
very worthy and popular man, and the father
of Cnpt. Simon Drum, who iGol nj the STORM
iug Of Mexico, after having rctnken the mo
pieces ut cannon from the enemy Nhlchlo
lost NJ iiucnn NCsra.
GEN. TAYLoW On yes, know Capt DWn
very well; Gne fellow, good soldier, and hs
death was n great loss. but as ] do not a''
sumo to myself to visit the iuiquiry ofpareu'
upoi. their children, SO neither ruu ! IN ut
VIRTUES 81 rtJc rtrtt IT'S conclusive o. Jtu uTr'r
it Of the parent
Every tub must stand on lis o AN hnlinL
But;Alr. how many of n majority have VI
Drums friends in NNestmoreinnd County:
P BoRTR: We think five had them nll o.
we have 2,I00 or $500 we. could not hH
you. however, more than 2,l00"
GrN. TAYLOR: yWell, how many Wings
Won give office To in your County?
BoRrR: think for many years there "t
have not elected one. -.---,----.r--
GEN. TAYLOR; I suppose YOU give -em
one half of the inspectors of Elections, 80 -a'
to nuke things 20. iairas your laws con'f'Hf'
late?
BoRER: Why no; | am sorry 10 say, 'r7
when we have more than two Ia one, We
lcct 10th the Inspectors from our own l"9
GrN. TAyLoW How many Wing Po'l""
tcrs had vuu in yo.ir county when came W.
to Office?
RoKrm None that know oE
GrS, T., Very well, sir ind your l'';
I'm tfrsrUTuxSrUt toUUrv. mr. --7r'' 60
many otsSTcoP1c in ms world. yrTT
willing 10 do ns lheN would be done w.
W!gi j. your Post Office word, annual!
B.: About 1905, think.
GrN. r.: Imph. then can tell lo" w.
IIhuk it viii be best 90 do, as your parry
too unjust 10 give lrlr opponents "i"'ss '
of the Offices will cudruvor MS iul "7
to correct il, 10y appointing Wings ~ "'' ..
otlirr-siu my rift, and whenever ~" s
generous enough to elect n N"E /" 'I
office in your gift, will immediately 'U ,l
n Locoiocu to one in mine, iC lac IS
rlsA As for Mr. Drum, II he n MS JI,!.r
,mnn ns YOU represent him 70 tie, no "'r'
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-06-02
from rtH burlington l'ue Prtrs.
MY OW NJ, MY N A II V J.
ATE.

llayiue Grft rrru lhc lipLl Gom lng cnli-
100 ou ONO i Hlr slopes OF lhn lifrru Nlnnn-
mius pud having Wrsrd my liir llus Doc 100
ll,e u4,isf Dtl H lHh Wnihiu4 rNl pIni' rl"
.tug 'prupIc hrr nul drsfu llmr uy iN
Mlr should GOO drunhUl WlIl .NlnIr,ri rnn-
rrrus 90, nWn, uiy mnyn rnr.
ArruuW Do Huuur l.r sn4'l r.i"r, hNi
rl.s Prwl.r-s .iI ioir drprir'H rW ul"i
nIc mIIi0pr of lrH Urfs. lul upon =. r.HNl-
Noes OF 10. phhlp mrHrurr. u IIir-r i'ul
to pfnmuir lhrry, industry, temperance und
,Iflur, md Hrr inurd WIui 10 WiHr trlHir"fr
40 practical adaptation ihru m1y N.H ginlr
ll- I-lIAI-ll-. liz als-.l -ls.li+-.-l Al ~.
c0nlrdrmcy WHO llW lU,rt Vermont does
not plny lu llo rryl'W Other lw-l h'si"ilt
u the conservative principles rhn Dr. r'rr
puinut firth, uud 90 llir Ifnrprnl "l ll'1
hcururul irfuIn' What Wrr ul bee lu7iu-
~ would $500 Liui ~ Wr cuuidi whTi priurulr
shr lHr G'uprd vuuli Wc rrpc1E
THO lruhur prlucip'" ot Vermont patriots
frUTH TiIF T'Hy7 ~ FiT ruU fGf NWfI nihr
purrul huuIt hus been LhuiH Ryhfrm
Lhuir II Wur llIH i.Hl burned 300 lur Goo.
-ous ur lhr tuTrrNprNr. Ntlrf.. lINr
Gtuuits, NNUNrH8, and ollT great hWI.
li- Of rlDi-r truuLluus dAya tlut lmcUUiml
uur polifIrl, cNrlrucr. 4 Wus rErH dr'u-
zion 200 ihruy. nod % daring t.,pl d'hrd d1u-
Frl t'lnt hIs Eiru Vermont Character uW
rimli ur,UrI.p.
Nburyrr luobs into ilrr ,r,nulll'r rec
'r lho dulurs ut tir CurNrit co.. -NtJr,
thut gives Goo llr Worll-bit,iurIn'lt ufu tlr Hr.
crrl L~ali- ui ilto,r rIill i4tU lots who cltIl-
80 vermont Through lhr sfruu ui il.' lirfu
h1ou, kept llir ururi lrauu' Of Britain ol
hly, q .psr h1rl. tao forces oi sister state,
NOD lri u- iu iIr Flupuuu uflhr mu-f drW-
"rt'tr."l Corr'istitor-, oripul 'rii q" i''.,-
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-06-02

GF,The Detroit Commtrcal says lhnl the
wheat crop Throughout, Michigan il now in
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-06-02
Major Gen. William Worth.

Tho lehgh OF tlliS gallant of'iccrwill he So
yofely lah inIhe branch of tho public service
to which he was attached.
Major General Worth wos born IN llud-
son. y. Ynud was orNow England descent.
lilo enlisted inihe army just before the COM
..nGucrhcnt ul'thc war in 1879, MS u common
soldier, aud wSs subsequently, appointed pri-
va,o Secretary to Colonel luow MAJOR Geu.l
Scott, through whose influence he was com.
lnissioncd on tho l9th uf Mnrch, lslH,as
Lieutenant IN the glA regimen, Of infantry
lie served in tho battle ultihppcwa, aud
for his gallant couiuc, on TINT OCCASION was
urnmotud To the rank of Captain, his com.
mission hearing due Aug. 10, 1918. lie
nlsc participated IN several Other engage
mrnts on the Northern frouticrurd parIlcu-
larly in the desperate conflict at LugdN' :
Lane, where lac, ms well M his commander
General Scott, was severely wounded llu
WINS rewarded fnr his good conduct on that
occasion with the rank of Major.
After the peace, lac was for n considerable
Vino superintendent oc the Military Acadc-
rty. at West Point. lie was promoted to
tho rank of Lieutenant Colonel 10y hrcyct on
the 2Jlh July, 1874, aud WAS appointed Ma
Tor of Ordnance in 1892 On Tho 9Th llllN.
--fcs.fe i1C -WNS appointed Colonel of the Slh
regiment OF infantry. While holding this
appointments lac served with credit in tive
Florida war, turing which hn WINS promoted
TO the rink Of Brjgadier General 10y brcyeL
His deeds in the late war nre within the re-
mGrnhfanco uf al. For his Important srrvi-
COS AT Monterey, he was raised osthe high
rstr rank in tho army. Tim 0f Major General.
\ Gcr that batiIs he Joined the column -under
Cen. Scott, aud participated in all the hard
tdugb ha,lles which terminated with the
CAPTURE Of tho city of Mexico.
General Worth wns recently assigned TO
10 ccInmnnd Of the Southern division Of tho
ntmy, Rnd while engaged IN the Performance
.ofhis Guies under THE appointment lao foil
% victim 10 that fatal dsense. the cholera. BY
n.s,jt'.'i tho army Inns lost brave and eff.
-eu' officer aud the country n useful citizen
Gen Worth hns left n wife in, Patterson \.
". maj two daughters, who are nov n, school
500 New York. ",--
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-06-02
OVERLOOKING or THERlNER A.
ORLEANS

NnHtuUS RutEoAp. a mccuug orr
Stockholders of the Northern RaIrad uu
holden IN Concord, y H., on Wedpcslsg. Of,
Directors Geo. W. Ncsmih, John X. Brew.
cr Francis y Fisk, George 4 Hrucl
French, w,lIiamrJ waiRcr Timothy E~.
rick 1rWds vutrd by-lAc- siechhullyu laH
thcIe De mo- dlvLdend DECLARED
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-06-02

Gue'coudirIoui apd n lhe rust N, d...,..
rrguhIs lho plams, ile fuuen ...l I...'
larErr yield lbap lhry have ever brisr. an
.ucsscd,
Yrr ANoruIR 4 week ortwo MO-, ,..
ton ''ss made of lho bafninpof hons.
Warren. n, 1.-THE dwelling M ys..
Lelllefz, aud llin burning ulaleie a. l.--..-
ers wife. lris nov supposed Not Ia.fs,.
locked lis'wliu ~ The house md rheu ,s, u.
on Gt-%hpyipg previously seul avay M.
Child, lie Inns been lodged lu llr,erbal Dali
Ito 10 Represented rs a1issmtd iuln. n,,
lug squundered much Of his wlts pfouse,
she put llIe reminder in The hands Ola n.
nlivei and, it is-supposed ho eommlutd HI.
borrid deed oflaking her l,ta to wmnALsl
HORSE THIEF ARRESTED
on "Wednesday lau,a harsegl,iofwa ov.,
ukcniiu Sutton ou.hh WY laCouoas. A.
Ind stolen o horse pfu Sir Carr6nyfOr,
When discovered hy hls ruuucr. r
Just stolen shirt and wts iu lheuci of.,...
ing a. Amer BE- WINS mbeu, IL $500, rl...
well UFdouuincd lhaI he was au old -uu..
lind" Having Escaped lrom Jhr FI...r
Windsor lohl wlmer where hu lmd L-.
committed for I've yoara lor slc1liug n spsb
ofhorses. lle bad lwo y@qrs ycr 10 serve.
Ito wa very fec 90 toll ofhii success ~ "a,
ing Other peoples horseTi-s ad he chilled H.
bout four years siuce aud balIed O stolen
horse upon stolen oats IN the ulPH,m me
bhrd az lle llolrl ~ This village, llcs-n,
tir-rtiy MI 'iri trtir-rrrirr trr uutrrr ~ rf7
tlirfi- james Mckenzie,
LATER FROM sANFRANCIsco Il
W. hove dates from San FraAeirco O., 49,,
n'h, ciudrmug previous accounts T
IONS at ths pllorrs were high. mctuarf.,
props -cd o. Mputrry ou the lst t. tprm a -.,
tutuip1 fnr California ,Com. Jones Lr. ..s
forced pardon 90 pll drscrtrrs, faiIeu ar. D..
f,ucs, who may surrender md tctlm tYl..
duucs Col Frmout md hs party bod OF.
rived safely ut California. Great d.r,
prevailed az San Fraasisco, growing o'.
the interference of Con Smith with O.
thof.uc. abi Legislative t-e0ll',ans Of -
pllea- ii. na4la fetutHs 10 tI., static ,,-.-r
lump G gold worth selto
OfFtrLOWlNG or TnERWER AT''
ORLEANS,
'fhe City OF New Orleans has been pa,'i
IS under water for some weeks, aud the
pie ct Tho city have passcd around %.
streets IA honla ~ ihc lat account. these
Ind been no abatement Of tho Nood TlrR.s
Of hc Usah says that $4,000, at l,,,i, have
already poem spco, by Ihp city Hu4 ., aA
take, o., ,hc mast n0dcrarr- t0tSu5ut6, go,
900 more TO stop the water. and : p" voa w,.'
be required to repair the damage TO '.
whatycs
NnrruuS RutNoAp. A mcct,ug on
,,or kholdrrs ct the Northern RaIrad.us,
holden ~ Concord, y. H., on wedFcslss,
which the following gentlemen wefc chosen
Directors Geo. W Ncsm,ih, John X. brow.
~, Francis y Fisk. George \ Kcucll, } o
French, wiluam Walker, Timothy H..
rick, iwdE -vutrd-by- -sioehhol5,u laH
there hc no dividend declared.
GeneralTaylor and No-Party.
The WcstmorcIoud Iurclircurcr, o. 90
jms the following, which IL not ubsolut.' ss-
lheulic, ought to hc. Hear!
MR. EuiroW have been informed lyua
who wns present. that nu iutcrN.r U.'
granted Toy Gen, Tny lur some time 1rn, 70
tl.t Il
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-06-02

io lr s.rr Wlrilrr iha iffue Nlli BE- our ~
prrrrh nlhN iu llo lylurss world,
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H''f 100
sra 70 .MuGG -t22Es
SATURDAY, JuNE q, l-p
TuECuBOPEAN NENs
trtrr-1
Ibis .wcck 10 ofa moro important character
llau any dat has been rcsfiycd lpr year o.
morc. The dcGuL)oflhe advance Of lhc
French nruy before d,o gnlcs olllo "l.nu,i
Cuy"- uu~Wnr iu Hungary the protest of
ENGLAND md Frdn,o against rhr Intervention
pfRusslsiu1hc HugGIe hel1est' hungary
aud Ausru- lhc.c. together win other m,-
nor qucriou-, r,r,lc attention now Gom uli
upus orrbo wodd, aud uc hb,ly 60 lead 90
important results,
There rro bot G.w persons WHO viii not
roIdice nj lhr news OF lhc drlrt or rhc
Frrrch,hy the Romnrr They Invaded To-
}-,-uot Tor the cau-c of'.hcly,lut Geo iurI r-o
upon lhc 22OOoo1o oflnllHuru temporal ui.
Ter the mnioriiy'do not want They ho,c iu.
icrirucd IN lbnl which WNs not, their husi.
nessnnd should drfnt s5ll follow rlo French
lhe grral nns. ofnll ungyy Will 10 plad'
though So arprchrud that ultimately tLcy
sill sUccocd IN rr.nrollur Ic rqlc,
Tie Hungarian and Austrian warts lihok
iolepd To lmmrlau' cNl r-nnd mny yet
Involve the protesting roious ip war viii
R'h,ia. England ard I'mrcc have q good
understanding upon tine subject or their joint
action, mud ire, probahlyncunIcd, in pat','s
jealousy of lIs growing power orlhc Russidu
Monarch. 6
The arrival Of tic next ,icnmor vii hc
looked Cor with great interest bu, SOME G'w
weeks win doubtless expire before ull these
leading topics Of interest VIII lnyc reached
crisis.
BOO1 moo Id}O- HOO"| BODH}
Whun rimpcring md ling among lhc
"unicrrifcd democracy" hoclu,e the Adwiu-
islrn,ou, Giiihful To Us high duties Ia the poo.
pic IS returning out frw nfihe I0coloco
pu,'uss'rrs.
/ They were NJ FIRST as boldns Lions, mud
'hc VI. pnto, cNhorrrl his political iiiond,
Z holding llo Post Offices in Ncrmoul To nike
Wv" '''''N""" l''"''l'''' ''H "''' !" '''.'''''
ns mni'rr OF 'o"rs'' h'' no sooner '''t
even lnndcd Justice hrHn IA hr rrrc1cd
out 'llun lhi. snmr pmgol mud the other lo.
'oI"'" l"l.Is hr' h'''' WIN ''''h''"''t'
ana l'r""' ~ O'''r '"'n'nNN 1"'u'''' n ''
/ cor F|N-'" ~ .H'''i' "h" cry i''''''I-
lion, prescription,
TO II ''''y-''t ~ hoN' more OF U''' '""-
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B tue u = n'nr'y "' L''o''-nnd u me t"'""'
7 60 PAPERS, h'hte rurI "''"G''"l over some
4 100 changes, 'o'd-'-"hoi "'l hr me up
unfit Tor office receive marching orders;
Whew, brush up your courage rcnllcucr
Don't hc babies.
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-06-02

could have lud nuy hing 90 DO viii. We
raw pruple rom WHlpDlr and rom raNon's
River, who ursrfYe grfHl rfrlil ipr 30 feHHi-
ly rpmlpF ~ help ne brrri bat We bad ~"
Wnlrr, 90 lifg hpuks, 40 LnR'He, nod nll llr
people could 10 Wus 90 baud Wy nnh zoe lhn
iina complete Hs Wprk Of desirirunn,
Considerable furniture wus saved from thu
Lmldiups, md lhn Horse md carriages Of
ID. Hol,liins were spyrd- The lprs Of Tie
npr0r ~ 10 be- about $1,000, We learn rlnt
Ice was Insured iur $1,000 on hls buildings
and 5000 on.his furniture. IN D. GGlrhs,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-06-02

NM Maciny, recently loco member
af Congress, from the city Of New York. has
purcheard IN connection with his lhrec BROTH
,r4, very nearly irnot altogether whole
comfy in.-,bc State Of Illinois. The
~.r.,, WAS ,ros,ly rutchnscd by soldiers land
variants, wl,sh were purchased q, cost of
not over sixty ccnts M acre. The land is
.aid to be unsurpassed in America, md
IN two years il is supposed will he word $40
.iu.ncrp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-08

Mr. A Papin clerk OF the steamer Highland
Mar, has laid under obligations TOD mountaineering
items CONGO uinC prices and California p'pt-s "."ns
'he Missouri River towns
Whom the highland Mary reached Council BLUFF.
they found H. although excc.lcnt starting point n
most entirely clear Of Calioruinn cmig HE Nor
mons. however of whom there are no" Yi,t number
. few miles above the Bluff, are beginning ~ make
their preparations for an early departure for the salt
Lake They go out we'll provided
The cold weather WAS protrecicd very long or 'oui
ci Bluff and old trapper Just arrived ifom me
Rocky Mountains. reports that during me past W li'i
there, was moro snow than wss seen IN angle
season hv the oldest Indian. There was an au"nelA,'
of provisions 40 the bluffs. Corn wa- selling ~ Fl al
per barrel The rvcr had fallen eight itei ana vas
-uli rapidly rcccdng
81 Fort kcaruy uroyi .ons OF every description we're
extremely scarce There we're none 20 tc nAl tA,'pi
hv gong fo the hlur- The Indians were reduced iu
hc last extremity they were almo-f ODD starving con
i,finu The (aliDruIp culrran's were lilne on "htl
Tho, had brought with them. There Was. however, eX
ceonf grazing tor ile animals. good water &c ""' 81"
fhc whole tho place considered good starring "ht
The Telegraph and romcroy Compames werr 'iou Z
,en They Proposed starting about the lltl ~ May
I'M - Joseph There were about l@D OF 100 Cali
fpriiar. some disturbance. had occurred in one q"
iiff-hureh cOmpanr. Oh" iull particulars zen h''
.,-n a-c,rtsinsi Smallpox had appeared Ne lf'
.n'y 600. c4-e head occurred hu' great apprehension
were entertained ct c1n'aclou The Soil i'ttf h"'
considerably abatri wlth some coinp'iie'' oni ol-
.af.-if. ion bad ,n-u.d among -.fcrn l'ii'' from
rItf-Nur-h number he'd come to i'i'l mlHAh' 40 i'
abandon fts journey altogether snd were -'l"- in'l
mules. SO. previous to their return home
There wa- 900, quantity 81 mlir-. oNeh pfoN-'N'
and food u go Joseph which sold Hi f't-nna1lf pi''-
ln lricpcndi ncs there were as ncir 30 can no. a,'
tanned about four Thousand cm grants. cncmnpfl a-
around the town They we're enjoying -o9l nfa.lA -
Cattle were selling between thirty aud tiiy doHhI' PEI
yoke eud California mules - sixty hfe doar- ID
market was rlut,ed with both Provisions OF ever.
description we're selling ON reasonHn.e t'iii's , ,.
Louis INftilNr IVA titI