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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-12-14
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The conduct OF Vermont IN sustaining il
sclS by 'ocal law against the requirements of
the fugitive actis violently commented upon
here; but thS Northern representatives as a
body, are not sorry that the subject has been
taken out OF Congress by this demonstration.
This is the fate 81 the" Fugitive, "as we might
charactclizc it, in contradistiction To Mr.
Wcbstcr's "Nilmot" States will take care
to protect themselves, and their legitimate
suvcrciEuty; and the act obsolete, because'
therefore imperative, will be paSsivclv disrr-
garded, and rank soon. obviously, with, the
act ~. l+aS Aa4iHAt Se,.t4erH State
have no right TO rebel. They pass their own
pNblc laws, and institute their own police
regulations; and if the free States have not
the same privilege, without dragging into the
strife Congress, and making n question ma
tional which is purely local, the rule is en-
tircly par7e, aud most manitestly unjust
| should not be sorry 10 sec every indc1lcn-
dent Commonwealth north of Mason and
DiNons line, initiate this example OF Yer
mont for then, instead of incessant brawls in
the legislative councils of the nation we
would witness the sober novelty of repeated
appeals to the decisions ofthc United States
Supreme Courts. One advantage would be
gained, if nothing morc-pcacc in halls that
have hitherto been noisy arenas for the dis
cusson of topics foreign TO the subjects and
issues which bring Congress together
Mr. jefferson Davis,of Mississippi & Judge
Butler, of South Carolina, arrived here vcs4
terriuy, and will resume. their seats in the
Senate on Monday. Both unhesitatnglv de-
clare that their States will accede. aud that
ono of'their motives for returning to their
places here is merely to got recognition
by Congress of the right of State TO vote
h''psGil out of the conlederacy, whenever, in
her wisdom, she deems proper. -
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-12-14

ER- Sir Henry Bulwer, in his recent re-
marks at the anniversary dinner of the ST
Andrews Society, IN New York, made avery
happy allusion tn General Scott He said
that if Wayerly and Gay Aianncring have
made the name of Scott immortal on oncNide
OF the Atlantic, Cerro Gordo and Chcrubus-
30 hay, ually immortalized il on the other.
II the novelist has given the garb of truth to
fiction, the warrior has given to truth the air
of romance"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-12-14

broken tlr irr ior two pr thrrr nls toward
the shore before they went finally 20 tho nol-
tom, The youngest was q and tho oldest
~ years Of age.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-12-14

ra'i'-mko Day ou log opposite fr pid
waving his bead FROM -idr TO .iir aud Erpr
hi- cycs -lraih-iIy Gslcuri upon hcr Tho
mother instantly struck him win, rirk and
IN" nnWnuf Doe mndn oh rlo pd recovered
h'-rlfani hnri iufo tears. lm wus urrmr-
l.wr rH rwk aud aaiHfrI rhat -hr could moi
Nf.i 'lmn lHuv huaI..L,I,r
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-12-14

MELANcHoLr.-Mr Ezekiel Ell>ins was
cast of Picrmont village. y. H.. on Thurs
day morning last. A coroner's jury was cali
ed, and we learn their verdict was th9t the
unfortunate man came to his death by the cX-
cessiSc use of alcoholic drinks and expos
ure. From marks in the road it appeared
TINT tfIr poor ruau struggled hurr with uratir7
and when found'was lying across the ditch,
upon his back, with his hips in the water
BrddJ0rd gazette
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-12-14

fu- could MOI hrPTcp7rd m supply tho de-
maud aHi iu -Hme instances piis were 0blip-
ri tu hr Ding "a bury the dm,d. Every pre-
caution 1919. hriug sri a. check H. rayagus,
Lui thu, iar without effect
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-12-14

commander, died anet reaching there, The
captains aud crew Of other ycs.rls belonging
o New England now here arc generally
we'll Since thr appearance 81 thc cholera
busiuc-. ha- allon Oh, and I. now 90 q per
llnI N-AI -inuI
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-12-14

BnooKs DAGrrRHEorYrE CAm-Our
citizens will be well paid for their trouble
by visiting Mr. Brooks Car, lie has the APP
paratus necessary % take likencs-cs IN se'-
enddc and perfect manner aud be fails not
"a do IT, lis specimens equal those OF the
bcst city establishments Just give him call
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-12-14

The lIAMuLToN WOODEN Mill DIS
TRoNED ny FrRE.-Loss S275. 0OO-Thc
extensive seven story stone and brick wool
en- mill, belonging to the H.~:!ton Wooden
Company, in Globe village Southbri,luc. was
wholly consumed by fire ON Sunday morning
about o'clock, together with its contents
The loss is estimated at about SIZE, 600. Tho
building was burnt nut in about three hours
by this destructive fire, some 700 persons are
suddenly thrown ont of employment, and de-
privcd of means ofsubsistencc at this inclcm-
ent season of the year The origin ofthe fire
is unknown. The cotton mill. dclaino print
works, wool store house Gin which was 400
0oo lbs. of wool) and other buildings attach
ed TO the establishment are uninjurcd The
walls OF the burnt building remain standing
and It is the intention ofthc company To- re-
construct IL at once. There was insurance
ON the property destroyed to the amount of
81 Aynan,-4! ,-@f-.a.--i +4-t-.---,- -,gstt
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-12-14

EG Jenny Lind's concert at Baltimore on
Monday evening, was a perfect jam. Tick
cts during the day were in demand at $40 to
S 2oprcmium.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-12-14

\ BFNKEMNN KuLEp.-Mr Norman
Curiicr. a brakeman on the. Northern rail
rpad, was killed on Thursday Of last wcrL ~
Z -vrr7HT' ~ was conductor OF the freight
train aud was "hraking up"-thc brake
chain broke suddenly aud threw him upon
The track The wheels passed over him near
the hip, completely scvcriug his body, lie
was young mnG,and belonged to North En-
+'-'''7-f f'r- 'rrr'rrirTrr UrTr1rs "a BE- one OF
thosr that will happeu whore great power is
used, and which no skill or care can always
prevent.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-12-14

ES" Abiioh Larhcd, who was arrested in
Utica, n. Y, on suspicion ofbclnt concern
ed in the robbery Of the Connecticut River
Banking Company, has made a Gill roHtes-
sion, and has implicated his brother, who has
not yet boon arrested Earned has boon tax.
en- to Charlestown, n. H., where the bank Is
located.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-12-14

''' '''.' '- l'"Nh llHI.r were HHHINUl Il
'Hrtrrrd As.rmlIi ~ rhc State Of Vrr-
mmt 100 b. moul session. They speak thc
rrnuu.eal' OF iip Wig party iu the Green
Mountain enfgt
o. Hr.pltnl ul rhr ~uu. aml llou.r of
Representative That N,mmf ha- up urw
l.-.fI'u o. ilar nu tLr .ullrruf Sapp1.-
ll'I f'r- lrr uu rrUn ihry remain uu-
i-.-'4y.t4l ApNr t.a rtpl lrlurr- fhc regard
IIt rtrl"W Hf % HrlrriuH WRONG 600 thr -uhrrtr
H,r a- 'i1mii} hostile a. thr pr-I,ily uf
tho4c siars 100 which 20 b. cherished, and as
lulurinu- be- rll it- bearing. 90 tho brsi inter
c-ir "t ihr whole country
l'rnlNrdr HAT 500 are uulirldluHl OPP
Unrrd i'luy rNtrusluu Whatever ul ~ rtllz-
ur ii- influence uudrr the banner Ut ihr Re-
pHll,,i and lhnt whrpvcr there /. iuut of
rull lu Doe slnll back from h,ngm.ng slave trr-
uipry, wc willius-i upua tho protection Of
such 'rnil hy legislative Prohibition
20, Received, That entertaining thcsc
.isws- 81 nga4giHs, Hs1.fil,el,- s the 'lHt, 81
rnurtoft and hiudurrs towards those ui our
Wuuw liuhrns who cherish the IS stom which
We drplplc. We viii respect tlcir ruustitu-
li"lal rsr, a. $50 have ever donc we viii
not bee uumudlul nfthcir honor ar tiu,,r inter
otsi and should occasion scryc,wc will prove
u7 h1'ltlr "a thuiI .''t'-ittirs ~ % their en-
Ihrs,
:, Received That the people Of Vermont
dn not approve Of the rcrcut act of Congress,
relating ~ "purs0rs rseOping from the -rr-
'irc OF lhcir nn.tcr." holding IL Ia be- opp0s-
cd lu the great fnuriplcs Of oiyil liberty; and
"r Vill ufr MI constitutional means 10 url-
'--''---'+- TTJ7iJ U0I6 Wiuns ut Il
a. 90 protect the rights of our own Gtilcn..
.. Received That We rejoice iu the pcacr-
iol admission pf Calilurnia into the Conlcdc-
rary O. state, with constitution and poo
III TrTvUfUUrITT HcINI7
iulr, thus securing Ia the Interests of human
freedom the millions who shall hereafter in.
habit the Pacific States,
q, Resolved, That ~ Vermont was the
FIRST Sm'c Ia scrk adm, ion Ia the Union, 90
,hc viii bc the la-t 10 forget IL, hcncGis, or 10
ho wanting IN cllorts Ia promote IT, pro.pcri-
Is and IT, pounoucucr. Wllocvcr may accm
liahrl, otiE she will honor iG Whenever may
.asail, she viii yiudicatc H.; whoever may de-
scrt size viii abide hy H.
- The following ac,, passed by the Gem
crl Assemhl of lsia, having lo.ome a law,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-12-14

BANE 90 OHLrAN-.-'lhc reader will OBJ
serve in our advertising columns, the notice
of the Commissioners appointed TO open the
books for subscriptions to the additional TWEEN
~ thousand dollars capital stock Of this Bank,
authorized T., nn act OF the lAst Legislature.
The Bank Of Orleans has been conducted
with caution, and safely, at the same time
with fidelity to the public
Und,ran net Of the dIcgislAturcpcrsons
subscribing for the stock in banks they wish
10 hold, may do 50 with SOME good hope Of
having Il assigned Ia tllcm by the Commits
.ioncrs. or of ,sharing equally with Others
Commissioners under the regulation referred
to, will find il more IilTpult TO divide the
-siock among themselves and friends, than has
been the ease heretofore,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-12-14

SrocKs.-Thc Central and Ogdcnsburgh
Railroad Stocks have experienced a consid-
cradle rise within short time The former
sells in Boston at 81 and 36 dollars per share
and the latter at 80 and 80. The prospective
connection of the two roads Mt Rousc's Point,
undoubtedly contributes to produce this up
" ard tanaaRe, ia price m, the ytrJriky,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-12-14

90 The municipal election in Lowelllast
Monday. terminated in a complete Wing tri-
umph. against the Coalition of Democrats,
! is--e- Suiirrs, ami Sfzzters. James H. y.
Aver has majority of over six hundred,
over all others. Eight Wing Aldermen, and
Twenty-Five out of twenty-iour Wing Coun-
cilmcn, are elected.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-12-14

PoTAToEs.-We learn from farmers IN
central and western Massachusetts, that tho
potato rot has, in many places, proved quite
destructive. The potatoes, generally, had
the appearance of health when first dug, and
the tctid o,tor arising from the cellar has ot-
en- been the frst Indication of the presence
of the disease. Considerable quantities have
in consequence been rendered worthless
". Y. Jour. Of Com. --
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-12-14

~ Private letters from California state
that many Of the gold dgqcrs have met with
rather poor success or late in their occupa-
ton. Companies, III fomo eases, that have
expended large sums TO dam mp and turn the
current or stream have lost all they cNpcnd-
cd. The late California papcvs, we notice,
contain fewer stories Of golden harvcsts The
homrward bound current, too, mny be con-
idcrcd ~ significant sign More people
nrc leaving California Than arrive thcrc.-
The cholera uralouhtcdlv hasten, the dcpnr-
mrc Of some. hut tho chances Of succsss in
dpging gold are uuqucstionably lcsicuinc
daily, California, we predict, is destined 10
share the fate Of miniuo countries o"rorpilr
'rhc mass of the people viii. hc poor. Tho
t'w-of the trading and Specializing class
will gather the harvcst;-thc many will reap
the inevitable reward Of pcoplc inh4Lirs,.
q country whore steady agricultural nursnit.
do not form the min dependence a, source
of wealth
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-12-14

"Mr Webster and the Count de Ia Barca'
the Spanish Minister, have had sharp cor
respondencc, IT is alleged, over certain de-
mands of the Spanish Government upon our
Government tor naturalization for damages
committed by the Lopez expedition against
Cuba last summer"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-12-14

81 The Hon. John p. Bigelow, wing, was
reelected Mayor of Boston on Monday. by
23o9 majority over all other candidates. The
elected ara-wAig-y- tt+.tl- ait tlrr
Councilmcn but three or four.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-12-14

ca The following new countcricits are IN
circulation: 5'son Tho Farmers aud Mcchan-
les Bank, Hartford; los on the Iron BANK
Conn; los on the State Bank, Hartford; %
on the Farmers Bank, Bridgeport; los 'A
the Windhan County Hank, Conn. S's on
the Providence Bank, II. |.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-12-14

IL The cholera is fcarfully destructive at
Sacramento City, in California. In the list
of deaths there, we notice the names of many
Pcrsons from New Eupland-one, from this
States. II. Marsh, of Montpelier lie died
Octohcr the 25th.-
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-12-14
STEAMBOAT EXPLOSION.

The Alta California Of Nov. ist -ays-On
Tuesday afternoon, Just rs the steamer Saga
mnrr was casting of from Central whar,with
n large number of passengers, bound for
stockton. her boiler hunt with n terrible cN-
plu,un Ma,.cs 81 timber aud human bcinps
ven scattered in every direction Many
bodies wcrr' blown into the water, from
which they were recovered hy the numerous
boats which thrnugcd about the scene of
the Disaster, The boat was q complete wreck
ard from among the fragments were taken
the dead and the dying, murlatcd in a man
ncr shocking So behold, Capt, Colo, the
master Of the boat, wa. blown u distance of
fny feet into the water, but not much iniur-
ed. The number ui persons ON board az the
time ot the accident, il estimated NJ from sew
cnty-fye 90 a hundred,
GENERAL NEWS
grand celebration in honor of the adj
mission of California, took place in san Fran
cisco uu thc 2gth. ia which all the State aud
Government digger and benevolent Socic.
tics. foreign citizen, aud other, took part. II
H. described as having been % splendid affair
Thu Sacramento Cin Times says-Thc
explorations ct the past season, have led a.
no discovery promising 10 equal in impur-
taurv that OF the gold deposits on the kla.
morth and is uibu1rics,. salmon river, the
principal onlurut of the k'amarth, was first
nrrut,trd iu tho ,,,.,,,,L - .I,u,. Thurr are
now nearly one thousand people no the dig,
giu"s within DO miles oft, mouth, AMI thy,,
have averaged fully one ounce per day, u
better general yir.a thu h,, been realized
m Huy point ul'gWLlrp "a. llraa. Wc haze been
informed. TO Mr. prarlll, who ha. just re-
turned from thi. region, We are indebted ioJ
many interesting feet, concerning 10. II,
consider, the day di-giugs both ,Ntcu,iy,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-12-14
81 We cut tho following ffa.n-ll4- pt,tri.

Eqy We ent the following trn.n- the patri-
OF:
Died, on the 9Oth Nov. 1850, nm infamous
and disgusting monster, known in this State
as the 'foHg Tedmr Conceived in sin and
brought forth in iniquty.'" -
f4utrjj-t7- dom appear m SUR
Of black Just yct-tho "monstcr" is still alive
and kicking. lie has made his appearance
in our County, and has thrust upon the town
of Sutton an officer against the wishes of a
large majority of the people; the Town Au-
thority and most of the business men Of that
town. SO you see he is still alive and in ut
ter, contempt of Free Democracy and the
howlings thereof still disrcgards the voice
of the people;-but in case You cannot sleep
o'nights for fear, we would just say that
measures are being adopted which the Doc
tors say will eitcctually prevent the monster
from going at large. CON-.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-12-14
TWO WEEKS LATER FHoM CALI
TOHNIAi

The Georgia arrived 40 N"'F York laat Sat-
uidiy, with $50 pl-1"ngerr
The Georgia brought about million Of
gold IN tho hands Of passenger, and one
hundred thousand on freight
Jonathan G.. Foster, Of Beverly, Mass aud
Joseph Guild, of Sharon, Alhf-u passengers.
died on board and were buried 80 sea. They
were both from California and died from ci-
l'cts Of dyscutery,
TIE CHOLERA.
The schooner G.. IT, Montague arrived a.
ban Francisco on the 22d oi October, having
on board a large number Of cases Gi cholera.
She sailed hum Sacramento t3iy on Friday,
Oct lHth, with 90 passengers, 2nd q crew Ut
seven Ia number aud was bound "a Panama.
on the day altcr sailing from Sacramento
CITY, n tti-rHzr W rtrfr h1T hUrH pronounced "a
be- the cholera, broke out among the va1-ru-
prrs, aud on that day Franklin Lamb, ut
Craion, Conn died aud wa buried AZ Benz
cin. Since o'clock l.. NJ of Monday, Oct
2Ist., the following named pcrrdns have died,
George Woolcott, nj Waltham, Mass Mrs
foiI,ry-p- '-lA-.-r''' -A.!-''.-y- Al-----.l..i.E
spencer, Of Waitham, Mass, Lcumcl fanes,
Of Warren, Rhodc Island; William Joyco,scc-
ond mate, and John Reed, The bodies ofthe
siX persons mentioned p having died since
Monday afternoon, wcro buried IN San Fran
cisco on 22d Of October, by the city, The
vessel VIA ordered into quarantine and nur--
o. sent on board "a take care of the sick
The Medical Society wAs called together
at the request Of the Mayor. In addition 90
the above four deaths from cholera were stat
ed ~ hak, neguEEGd- ~ Ll.---i---is--+'-+
CISCO within twonty-iour hours, ending oct
20.
The Alta Califurpia.of Nov, ist sayr-Nc
are not prepared 20 say that lhis disease is IN
crrasng a. any cunsidcral'" cNteul, though a
number of new eases were reported ycstcr-
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-12-14

THE CU6AN BusINEss.-The Washing
ton correspondent of the n. Y. Evening
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-12-14
THE rosTMAsTEn GENERALS
REPORT.

We give holnw ~ alEira-taG IL. -s..-s-'-''r--
tcrcsunR portions ofthc annual report Of the
Postmaster General
Ofthc G,5ls posmRstcrs appointed dur
ing the fiscal year ending june last, only g.
~ werc Annuinlel L. XacanGie- mall L. -
moyal- Tho appointments To oil yacancic-
made by designations, wore 1900 The re-
maindcr were made 20 IN now offices and
the death Of ncumbc6ts. The receipts Of
the year, from letter postage, was, - ,5i5,GGH
aud from Newspaper aud pamphlet postage
sgiO,ik5.
The Report represents that the general 90 I
Of mail transportation throughout the United
States has been increased, The contracts for
the New England States aud New York made
IN the Spriug of lSig show an average in
crease Of neutrality-suspicious. of ~ per cent.
upon the previous cost, while the contracts
mndc last spring, for transportation in n large
number Of the Western States and Terrific
ric', show an increase ofcost equal 10 about
- PER cent About ten per cent of this i
attributable 10 increased service and the
remainder 10 an Increase Of compensation
The estimated expenditures or the current
year are placed at 5000 500, To meet these
expenditures, IL iscalrulatod that th, r-eriip-
from postage will amount TO 'sGooo.GiG.-
Thi. estimate is based ON the prularil', of
nm increase over the receipts of last wear, Of
/ ! per cent To thissum will be- added S2l2,-
600 paid 10 the Department from tho rou"roi
Treasury for tmukcd matter and census mat
tor, giving An aggregate, after dcducuua
Bn'i'' ,o,'a..y amounting 10 slI5.ooo. Of
.G.lGG-GlG. TAi--ap ~ili heaven i,rirrrr
in favor Of the Department at the end of the
year, Of slIG,Soo.
The means provided for the transportation
Of mails between the Atlantic and Pacific
PORTIONS of the United States, consist Of ID
steamship. in actual service. with laisE--.....-.,
70 10 added in accordance with present con.
tracts. i. 's'.t.....
The reduction on letter postage rrc,p.
mcndcd, has already been read in the Prcsi
dcnfs Message. The postage to California +,
/ greatly reduced. aud the postage on al sea.
.9ing letters madp mnrG Siulpll -alI- uaiE4ls..
D
gle letter, passing to and from the Pacific
coast, Sorth America, the Eastern Continent
aud it, Islands, and points beyond either At
20 cents and at ten cents on other sca-coinq
letters without the addition Of inland postage
1t is recommended that newspapers 90 all
over the United States at n cent each and
the postage on pamphlets be simplifcd and
reduced, The present newspaper rate is I
cent for each hundred miles or within the
State; over 100 miles and out of the State, J
cents.
Any reduction ofrostagc is likely to in
crease the tabor, and reduce for time, at
least, the compensation of the several Post
masters. 1t is therefore recommended that
power hc given TO the Postmaster General TO
increase the rates ofcommission at the small
er Offices 50 as to insure the services of com
pctcnt and faithful officers.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-12-14

g. The number Of passengers that have
arrived aud departed hy the trains upon the
-t-U--ur1P7i0 Road, sincc thc opcuinR Ia this
this season Of the YEAR The Heights are A.
80 good,
Tho trains run regularly when not dctain-
ed At the Junction awaiting the arrival Of
the Fitchhurgh train. For some reason the
lrtcutiony upon the Fitchburgh aud Roads
connected with Il below the Junction, have
been numerous the past season, and exceed
ingly annoying tp the trains running in con-
ncrton this side
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-12-14

PorATors.-L Large quantities Of potatoes
have been taken Oh upon the Paasumpsic
Road within the last month. Until within
ton days they had been sold AZ 20 cents a
hushcl now, 80 cents are offered, aud some
rgl-e - Ill ~ Liz i...--'-l---7 TrTrriurrr
rato for those who had purchased largely "a
manufacture into stanh that market has
hcrp olruci for rotntucs. Starch, IN consc-
qucFc Of lAc depressed state Of the manuiac-
turing (of cotton) intcrc.ts, ]. low. aud not ~
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-12-14

- The following ac,, passed by the Gem
crll Asemhl of rsia, having become - law,
We rc-pub.ish it inT "a, hcncft OF al conccu-
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-12-14
ST. JOHNsBURY,
SATURDAY, DECEMBER "a, 1870.
Notice To Delinquents I!

W. 6ul upon oUr books account. Tor The
cilcdouian aud Tor advertising &c., Of somo
years standing, which ought to be settled
This notice Is for such persons as are thus
indebted 10 us, aud such We wish fully Ia IN
dcrmud that their accounts must be- specdi-
ly adjusted. They can be- settled with us if
attended Ia soon, aud To better advantage IA
ihe dclinqueuis thnn with lawyers or sherins.
Il Is also our choice not to be- compelled 10
cali Ia our aid ~, such assistance, lat We
cannot avoid an alternative 10 undesirable II
those who owe Ne persist, year ailer year, IN
refusing 10 pny ~ or dues. VIII Tuosr
l.-Il-I.4--- ''----TTrvr TyryTEniNrE ATTENTION
40 rur NfATTrUY
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-12-14

h7i climbed % iho Top nj the adjoining out
huildingsr 10 reach NJ the lattice work that
protects tho back piazza. Mr. Thomas W.
cammr who sleep. in che house directly
in rear Of Dr. shop overheard them
and cautiously opmiug Che windov'
aaora'urI tldr intentions Without
alarming h.om, bc opened tI'c door and
armed with % ridr pi,iol, took deliberate aim
ar the ur a and fired. H. G'll with % scream
and made his c.rapr, leaving traces Of blood.
No tho suggestion which wrtuadr last Mon
day haf hrrn carried ont, and the burglar
has carried away some of Alr camm's lead
instead ol Gru Carpenter plate which be-
doubhna hnricd wa. Just within biz reach"
sruGunG.-Ir Though we bad hut iva or
three iurhcs Of snow single scighs passed
quite smoothly and mofrlj uP and down our
streets la.t Monday. The ground was irol-
CO.., and the road smoother and 10 IA good
condition for business M soon 49, few more
inrhc- of snow fills.