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sIiEI.fFFps s4t,tt,

THiapDisrsicru gpxr, PEYRoux ARcuEI CO. va J. n
OF SrwoRl.Ass MoRToN Fl. FA. IN FAVOR OF Ira
WALTON, sUBROGATED etc. No, llsss
ID directed BY the Honorable the D.te, Court q New
lssns in the above entitled cause will 70 sell at public aue
s 10 the Ronda the Exchange ST. Louis
o'clock
LOT OF GROUND together with the buildings and improve
ents thereon, situate the ui aeiste forming the corner
Magazine fifty feet foni oh Magazine
street. hundred and vr feet deep and front on 0rang
street. Buildings handsome TWO STORY FRAME
DWELNG, with front and consnns Hall and two Par
the second adjoining
TWO STORY House with gallery, containing will
Pantry and Bath Room Also TWO STORY WOODEN KITCHEN
ID Another OF GROUND together with the buildings and i'm
suburb adjoining the above
measuring FIVE front on and running depth hun
widns
forty The buildings of CARRIAGE HOUSE othe
II houses
Seized in the above suit.
Terms cash the spot. JAMES P. FRERET, =
mh94 APPS IL % Sheriff OF the Parish Of Orleans.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
THIRD DISTRICT Counr LOUIS DUFAuT ATED ETC Vs.
OF NKwoRIEANs. THEoBALD DEIlAsSlZE.s No. 407e.
RY VIRTUE of writ of alias feri facias to
- directed by the Honorable the Third
Orleans in the above entitled will sell public
ton the Rolunda of the City Exchange stree
Charities and Royal Streets MONDAY April 1851
o'clock L.
The Negro Woman AllLITE.
Seized In the above sui
Terms cash on the spot. JAMES p FRERET,
mhl2 % np2 IL Sheriff o: the Parish of Orleans.
SHERIFF'S SALE
OF NEwORLRASs. II No. 464T.
EpY VIRTUE of writ of pluries fieri facias
9 to directed by the Honorable the Fourth
Neworean. the above entitled proceed sell public
streets -
The undivided GROUND situate in this ciy in
suburb IRENE designated the No. g
and seventeen feet eleven inches and lines
Ton street. hundred
the other line and thirty the
situate in the bounded by Caroneet Ton St. and
Rochebaye together with the buildings thereon
One story Frame House, half burnt sh. good condition.
Seized in the above
Terms cash on the spot JAMES p. FRERET
mhs Is " APPS Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans.
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SHERlFF'S SALE.
o. iawoasr.ss Mathews l No a7 1909 vs. AVN
RY VIRTUE of writ of seizure and sale,

RY VIRTUE Of writ of seizure and sale,
me directed the Honorable the First District cSpr. Of Nsw
suction the Rotunda the City Exchange Louis
H.
s certain lot Of ground situated the suburb IRENE Of this
IN the comprised between Franklin, Teme Cusiomhousc
Bsnys e Designated BY the No. l. on plan drawn by j. Gem
and deposited in the office Of cnvie Notary Public which said t
irns the corner Of Bnye and IRENE Streets and measuring IN
hh feet inches and lines front Bnvle
feet depth front Teme street. together with the buildings md
thereon rights privileges servitudes and a
ges hereuno belonging in wise apperanng which b
consist Of THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE STORY
BRICK KITCHEN.
Two certain lots Of Ground situate lying and being
and the described
1nd y Nos and measuring follows: Lot No. as s
nom on IRENE street. by 10 feet 10 inches and lines DEPTH
nhs " FEET and lines from. IRENE street. by st 70
nee snd nes DEPTH together with the buildings
ments thereon rights seudes
OLD SHANTY. ~ "ff"s' A' " o va ="
Seized in the above suit
Is Term oash on the sPot JAMES P. FRERET,
n-n1e apo 10 70 Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans.
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GEMENT AND PLASTER - 1000 barrels,
~ brands, for by
JOHN HAYAIAN 4 CO., IS Magazine street.
E1 Agents the Newark and Rosendae Cement Company
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The Liverpool and London Fire and Life

INSURANCE COMPANY
. Authorized Capital TIN MILLIONS DOLLARS.
Surplus and Reserved Fund i34000t
w So. s2,34O,Q0C
Working CapitalTwo Millions Three Forty Thousand
Dollars
Offering by m unusually large capital unlimited individual
liability OF the Stockholders, that
most Bee security the publ prepared against
ts Risks in SewOrleans the reasonable
The usual abatement place Conpanys Poll
@ on par with the Mutual Companies and all settlements
will be prompt and liberal.
CHAS. BRIGGS, Agent Office rs St. Chares street.
BOARD OF REFERENCE IN NEW ORLEANS:
Samuel Nicholson, A. Heine, Thomas Sear,
A. Lantear, G. A. Holt, VIM. Nure,
Wm' Felowes, j. 3. Behn, Jas. Robb,
E. Ogden.
DIRECTORS IN NEW YORK:
JAS. BROWN, Chairman,
FRANCIS CorrKNzr, Deputy Chairman. ~
George Barclay, Francis Griffin, ROYAL Phelps
Mark W. Collet, Mort Livingston, Ed F. Sanderson,
G. W. Fsber, VIM. S. Wetmore,
ALFRED PILL, Resden, Secretary.
rRiNcis GRIFFIN Counsel of the Board. n25 ~
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Home Mutual Insurance Company O.
u

t With subscribed capital of S273,sO0
applications for
FIRE, MARINE AND RIVER RISKS
at the office Of the Company, No. 80 GRAVIER STREET
Every with
profits are divided among those who with the company
This established purely principal OF nsur-
aud the Trustees believe this subscription ample
security policy holders W f
The portfolio the nv those
wishing make will it, "
ALEXANDER BROTHER, President,
D..
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BUREAU DE L'EXECUTIF, BAroN RoreE "a Fevrier 1852
"A TIENDU QUE. W E. ELnRANCE eli .deva nj

"a
Collector des Taxes dEta dams ct Premiere District
eprtsenaif de vile de Nouveeorean cest jour dress4
moi eanceement de bons capres I'm
si2a0O 1850 par CONNIE principal
NJ John
some de s659 2me IN bond la de si2So n par
dit Florance ct John Leeds II Decembe
son1ne de s7577 gn6 lie dit Foran
1851 pour Ia collection Dies pour lEtat Ian 1850
licenses Ian
En- pour personnes
ressee dnvor dedu bureau
rtgdx suivront Ia dnere publication
raso pour equees les dites obligations ance4s
annullGes.
- Dome ct lie i'Etat u Baton
LIS Rouge, lie 24Ine jour de 1852 de Pin
- dependence DIES Flats Cnis la te-se
Par lie Gouverneur: JOSEPH WALKER
CHARLES GhYAhRE, SecretRre d'Eat mh2G
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SHERlFE'S SALE
FOURTH DISTRICT CouRr p c. MILLER SCHOONER ARTE
OF NKwORIKANs MISE, CAPTAIN R. WALKER EFT AIS
No. 5000.
QY VIRTUE of writ of ieri facias to me
directed by the Honorable the Fourth District Court Of Newo
leans the above entitled will to sell public AUCTION
"a the E9unda Of the City Exchange St. Louis street S o
The schooner ARTESE together with her Tackle Apparel tuin
she lies the Lake end of the Bayou ST. john
Seized in the above : ,.-,,,,--,
Terms cash the spot JAMES 7. FhEhEi
mhlg apg ls Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
FIRST DISTRICT counr JAMES vs. TH0S
''N,WoAA1As' eARNi sisl ;. No isss. '>>'--
by VIRTUE Of Q writ Of feri faoias to me
- directed BY the Third District Court Of NewOr-
leans in Inc above cause will sell public
tie Rotus Exchange St. oas between chates
and ROYAL sets MONDAY April ~ 1851 at u o'clock
TWO Iois Or GROUND WITH ALI TIL AND M
rROvEENTS THEREON situated in the ubourg St. Mary the
square Gra Common, ST. Mark and St. Mary
BY the numbers eleven and twelve number
eleven
ak Mark Said lots other
depth hundred and twenty three feet five lines
IMPROVEMENTS large and contiodous BRICK WARE
HOUSE thirty feet wide twenty
indeph.
Seized in the above belonging defendant Kendall
Terms cash on the spot JAMES p FRERET,
NH l9 OF. the Purisb of
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A LEO bbls Harrie's, landing ex Hunga-
"A rian for sale by GRIEF CO. 81 md 40 Old I4vs,
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT CouR1 THE UNITED STATES vs. 1870
EAsIERs DsTRer ssO2
I'm OBEDIENCE to the command of an at
IL achmen and monition directed the
haye attached and into taken ONE HUNDRED AND
THIRTY PACKAGES OR CASES OF PAPER CIGARS
4ngle) and numbered respectively from hundred
b
beed by the United States The
United States for the Eastern District cite
and lonsh the all other
or persons having pretending have right title
TO the to before District
Tor the District Aforesaid to be holden the city of Newoans
before the third MONDAY from this thew
have why the said ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTY CASES
OF PAPER CIGARS, Aforesaid should for
feted 10 the United Ststes and be sold agreeny
libeiahs. WM. S. SCOTT, U. S. Marshal,
Eastern District o
u S. Marshns Office Eastern District louisiana Neworeuns
April nn6 Ia
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SECOND DlsIRIcr COURT OF HELENA CATHARINA
oFNEwoRlEAss MARIA BARLAGE, DIVORCED WIFE OF
JOHN KNAIPER. No. 1855.
DY VIRTUE of an order of sale rendered Jan
uary 1852 directed by Hon
New0eans entitled
lie auction in the Rounda Of the City ST. Louis
Chares and Royal Streets SATURDAY, April 1852
O'Clock NJ
CERTAIN VACANT LOT OF GROUND situate in suburb St.
Mary in the Second Municipality this the
God Peter St. John Julia
9th january and the Office OF Ahi chiapa Notary
inches lines Grod street, depth
lines nearly parallel Of hundred and ten twenty
eight inches and line the
privileges thereunio belonging any apperanng.
TRRMsFour hundred dollars cash. the balance credit
year. JAMES P. FRERET,
mhl6 % APPLY Sheriff Of the Parish Orleans.
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G NODFISH-500 boxes Prime for sale by
" mh3O A. D GRIEFF co. IS end 40 OLD Iayee
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A RRoWROOT-29 packa res superior, for sale
IN by CONVERSE 4 c J., 81 Tchoupitouins street
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-09-18
THE ACTS OF CONGRESS-.


r,,. T., oro,. ,,I nn.,,I,..,...J,. =,
NJ ''S' VI ''''" anu ''>'' >'' l''' ~ ''''
h'St Congress has been puh!I>hcd The mum
Der is comparatively small. considering the
,..,,,,L or tho s..;on Th., .uo; L.
,, .. ~,
" ~ ''''''''-
der are mostly private bills, or act, OF l,,crel.
local Importance
An tct tn establish ., L,,,J, -, H., ,ro.
If ,he In;..1 S,,t,.. - C,,;t,r'.;,
a. g., nr,,,.:na g. 49, r.,, u.,.
a., r:ol,, -. ma,. ga y. lily,
., anu '''''','"" ~ l'''''''
','nI &c. E.n,'..>. W., W". " SUP ,''''"'
"'''"' Nv ~ ~. ''.''' III >,''' >'"''
:" ',' Wv -, ~ y ''' ', u, y, '''
+" '''''"''.'' - '""'''' A""''> III amor
Observation-Disclosures, ~,
y" ~ ~ "'''N' '''''' warrants h>>'@'f''1',
"t!''''"t"'"'! 10 I'm &c, l""''d-
w ''' '''' '''A ''2 9, '",' seventh ami suisse
l"rt' 't''u>'s "' 'he , mica >tat'.-. and t"
nI inc h'''hn'r Of members OF the Hou>" of
Representatives. and TO provide tor their
turur" apportionmrnt anon. the several
States. approved the 25d NAV. 1850.
VA y" I" provide tor trI-monthlv mail
from New Orleans 10 Vera Cruz via Tamliro
and back, III steam vessels.
An Act +" amend an at entitled An Act
:" provide for the better security ot the lives
OF passengers on board Of vessels propelled
III Whn'r or IN part by steam" and for other
purposes.
I'm Act to provide Tor the rcn,ir of th,.
Congressional Library room. lately DESTROYED
hv fire An act authnrzi,r iunnrtrA cnnl.
wares, and m-rchandizr. cntcr,, and bonded
tor warehousing in pursuance of law. TO hc
,yportrI tx certain r,n,.. 70 ,ort. 49, ,l....
IN Mexico.
An A.t IN ,r.rl =, 80. o,,;,I..l.,
To- carry into rt1rrt th. Cnry"n,; . hitr-,n
~. Tn;,.a S,a. .'' ~, 't ~ '"''on "r'",''l
n o.',L. }-,r, I.,.n. I. '-'F'''' :" - ~
#" % ~. ''i gay % 'a'"ars' IN the year
,"iIf'Yt'' Maf1h ~ 500.
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THE HUTCHINSON FAMILY,

We are requested to inform the public, will
give Concert in this place, this Saturday
evening. On account of illness, the one al
vcrtiSed two or three weeks since was post
poncd
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TIE CATTLE FAIR.

SAMl Ell ADAMS
TIE CATTLE FAIR.
The Cattle Fair is To be Il, Uanvillc mex,
week on "Wednesday. The exhibition las.
wear was an excellent one. and we hone
il may he still better this 1t can he i,
our people will but earnestly cndcavor to
make ii so. Progress i, the spri; nf the ace.
Let the farmers and mechanics of Caledonia;
County enter LARGELY into this spirit. and We
>hall have as GOOD annual fairs as are wit
messed c,>cwhcrr
"HICHAKp l. HIMSELF ,GAIN"-We
have not the vote of all the towns in Orleans
County. but we were pleased to hear the 9TH
cr day tina, the Wing majority there is some
thing like that of other days-somc two or
three hundred on the County ticket. md
handsome majority on the State ticket Goa
litions bargains intrigucs. and all sorts of
games have heretofore been core INTO lv the
opponents of the WINGS in Orleans County,
10 defeat t',rm. AMI once or twice with par
tial >urc.>,; and this wear another barg1in
and coalition was contaminated for the same
purpose, which has most >ignallv failed The
parties 10 ii have beer cd-di<rontitccl--
TO IL" io, Of all good citizens and honest pol
iticianS. We can hurrah with 4 will for
the un,irin. Whig> of Orleans Comfy.
\ El>Er-vr.-Ihr meeting Of thr lonp:o-
30 State Convection Of Massachusetts. al
F;trl''Hry. was the occasion Of cool deal
o., hard TAX among the leaders, lm. uron
what points he di>agrr,mcnts arn>- j, i, dif-
tirult 10 tell. other than tia; the lIunkcrp or-
ton wished 70 procure the nomination OF some
one not tainted with rnalitioni>m The final
result was the withdrawal from the Conycn-
ton of several National Democrats. a the,
called themselves. Henry W. Bishop. Goa
li,ion leader. was nominated COR Governor
The Convention endorsed all the Baltimore
I"rnnrn Platforms IN existence. ne rec
>oI"r> have not ml'r nomln2'l"n t"r toy
ern"r.
c. r.,x sill ,,or.h,. 20
.-o,,,,. ,,.l, r..,>- ;,
o,.,..;,. ,,,..,s. ,l,. Nl;.rs .. .r. .o,,,,
+, in Ia. late election showed Themselves to
~
w..
w. NV 49, '"Il''''N ! ''"''' ~
"''''' ~"
VI '''''' upon
~ I"'''''' VI
-
''''''' - ''''' " '''' ''>' >''>'"'''''' ." me
VI ~ ''""" NV USUAL
'''- ''''l''''! III '"' county ''r ''''
> last IT." years. r'r some ''m' "''"r' ci'r-
.'' ""''' vi '"' UNISON ""''''o our 'rieh"S
III ''>>>' WV !''' up me county 10 our "n-
''"'h'>' ana we are therefore surprised L"
">''''"'" ''''' '"''' vi ''"r III Tue NY can
Initiates are ''''''" L" county Offices H. ".
"'''' ''' "'''''''' '' '''''''' '''"'s
''' '"''H'' " ro'''''
~, M" ''"''''
may w '''''''''" ~ '''""
60 '''' ''' u til"
. :, '''' ",'''-
> r. '' > ''' '''"t " " ny
eas- po,,, a..
.'! WIN ''' '''i''l''''e amount Oh 1000
, '"''' "oo''' "e''' 'co'' al" the
''.,'' WV Ham I'll u L. e">'ee'
, '''o'" '''''''oS "o''' mere
:, Wv VI SUI" persons 'S '"es
'' /'",''''" ~ 'o'e lot 'erce
; ~ '""N'"
| " INV '''''' VI 'ess' All 'h"Se recei'-
2 exnect.l 70 vot. tho locofoco +;,lo. Do.
hans tborc may he now and ,hor o,,>, ,,,o
! does not hold his vote 60 ,beoo ~ 20 bo w.,
ling to sci il for the frank Of =, loco,,,.o mann
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N'llI'.'l'
TOWN REPRESENTATIVES,.

1.>>tN N'l y ! l
CRANKY. Henry lIart-horn, whig
Concord. none
Guildhall, Piinv Ro>rhrooks whir
I.uncnhurgh II W Redcl, whiC
Victory. ". VI Srearns loco
Canaan William Rich loco
Lexington. Lewis Smerice whic
Bloomfield :. NJ Silver loco
Rrun>wirk. Shot. loco
Maidstone. T. Il. F"lansbee, loco
Fast Haven. .Icre. l.uni wing
Brighton. wing
ORLEANS CorNIY
thanv. none
Crait>lurv. none
Coventry. Jones. wing
Dcrhv /cnaS Cobb. WHO
Barton Edward Barnard. loco
Glover Jas II Dwinnell. loco
Charleston. l.. W. Clarke. whir
IraSburgh Geo. " Hardy. whir
Erowninc.on. Hiram Streeter, whig
Morgan : paggct. wing
Newport. wI,ir
Salem L. LYON. whig
Greensboro. j. Somers, loco
Jaw. MrDanicls loco
Holland, H. {. Pinnct. whir
Lowell, none
TROY. A. j. Rowell. free soil
Wr>tfcld. Chester Coburn. loco
" e>tmorc, {. Gibson, loco
TRAGEDY AT SEA-The Swedish bark
>armicnto from Panama for San Francisco.
with 2io passengers. put into the Sandwich
Islands on the 81 of July. The passengers
suffered great hard>hips. and were pnt Oh an
allowance of both bread and water. when )
DAYS ont from Panama.
On the 2l>t of Nav. passenger hv the
name of Woolfork about 10 wears of age from
Kentucky. shot a German, named johnson.
through the heart
The origin of this bloody business was
dispute about tin cup, of which Voolfolk
had two and the German none. In the hastv
alteration. the handle was wrenched off.
when Wooltork drew his revolver and shot
johnson dead.
y scene of the greatest excitement ensued.
The murderer was Selzed-ll4 voted that he
should be hung. 81 against it and the remain
der neutral. A Judge was appointed jury
of - empanelled-the prisoner found guilty
of murder, and sentenced to be hung within
one hour. After allowing the condemned
man quarter of an hour over his time, he
was run up to the yard arm, where life soon
became extinct He was then cut adrift, fell
upon his face into the sea. and continued to
float until left out of sight by the vessel
On the 18th of Nav, water was sold for 81
per bottle bxthose of the passengers who re-
quired less than some of their fellows. From
the 10Th ofJune to the Sd of July, the pass
engers had no bread. There were eleven
women and two children on boarl one of each
Of whom died before reaching San Bias.
Six others died on board. besides the murder
er and murdered
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-09-18
people 90 i'll for a Wing President and 4
Wing Congress, aud hope tor better luck.
VERMONT ELECTION

We have returns Of the vote for Governor,
from some us towns. Abont 20 towns
mostly Small-remain to be heard FROM
There has been no choice OF Governor Mr.
Fairbanks falls 96j short OF an election IN
the . towns. In the towns not heard from
the Wing majority last wear WAS about 400.
The Senate and House are Wing. 1t l.
not certain how the Senate may stand, As the
vote i, 50 close III Essex, III Orange and Ben
nIngton Counties. it cannot certainly be
known who are elected until the votes are
officially canvas>cd The Wings have elect
cd in Wimdsor.;} in Windham > i'll Rutland
. in Addison. | in Chittenden. :: in Franklin,
, in Caledonia. | in Orleans anu III Grand
Islc-2o OF the 30 ; and the locos , In Chit
tendcn. , in Washington, in Lamoille-j;
the = in Orange, , in Bennington, and in
Essex are still in doubt.
There are many towns in which 10 choice
was made tor members OF the House. So far
as we have returns the House stands 96 Wings
to 81 locotocos and free soilcrs
1lc>-rs Mcacham and Tracy. (Whigs) are
elected to Congress. and there is no choice
in the 81 District. In 80 towns in the 81
District, Sabin, Wing, has 52l4. Adams, loco
1928. and Rowcll free soil 57I-Sabin lack
ing 1855 OF a ma jorit, over both his oppo-
nrnts.
In the towns heard FROM there is whig
ma iority on the Congressional vote of about
500.
in the vote for Governor it is SAID that the
, Viii. party has been considerably damaged
!y the apprehension, on the part of some
. dealers in, and lovers of liquor lest. should /;
Maine Law be enacted bv the Legislature
the Wing candidate reflected. would veto i,
The result i'll our State is a Wing victory
large en"u9I, and good enough.
: X Mr. Hale has written letter accept
: ins the nomination of the free >oilrrS He j.
pretty SEVERE upon IIO>t VINO ltlt as !!
r ISIS, on account Of his pro->!avcry pr"'liIrc
A tons. and have gon" back again. He say
: the reasons for boiling ricrce's nomination
are >rvrn-t@,l stronger now than they were
? for tol:ing Cas-. Mr. Hale understands FIJI
. well that the l"'ot"co party with Pierce 70
: leader i committed % the slavery intrrc>,
n while III" Whi9> stand upon National ground
e Piled ,cd only To larry ont the simple rcquir,
@ n!rnt> o. the Constitution Pierce la, cy,
exhibited a stronger desire To fore chain
/ or the co'or,i race than TO maxi men free q
' 10 further measures Ia elevate and hrutt
free men. He j. in ,l,iancr with southrl,
fanatics who contend that our northern |,
hoycr> need no fostering care At ,I.c hand -
, our government.
e Eurnham Martin. >q..Whig. i, cIcr
/ FL States Attorney in Orangc County. II
other candidates upon the County Il, ..,ct II,
e - 'n.,. IN, ~, ~, Il ,.,..,,,..,,, -. H.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-09-18

AccInENT.-On Tuesday morning last as
the cars were leaving for the South. John
Murphy, porter at the Pavilion House. was
caught between the baggage car and the de-
pot door and nearl v crushed to death Slight
homes onl arc entertained Il Ia rerovcrv
- MIN. he, y'y,yI,.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-09-18

"IHE ON RoGUE CAUGmr."-MR Ed
ToR:-Ihe people of Warren have recently
had a great time in the line of warfare with
old Brun. On the 4th inst. some 200 or
300 men armed and equipped" with Rifles.
MuSkcts. Revolvers, and missiles. surrounded
hill half mile from the village, where the
Threat Bear" was known to have taken IN
a temporary residence, and forming ring
around the base, began to close upon the en-
envy Several shots were fired upon him
without effect; but finally the unerrins Rifle
brought him down. He was borne to the
village IN triumph, and splendid supper was
served up in the evening, in honor of the
victory, at the Inn Of j. Hambln, Esq. The
campaign was opened and closed in gallant
style-the trophy of our achievement weigh
ing 545 pounds Christian Repository.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-09-18
VI AMI. ELECTION.

Th, election in Main. wasI,s, N,rJ,v I,
va- for Governor. Lro;sr,,,r. and C,p.r.>s.
men. The hallorinc for Go,rrnor Ia. beer,
TRIANGULAR three canI,l,tc~ in the field
Crosby. Whig. Hubbard and Ch,n1l.r Io.o-
toro>. Chandler was set nm As an ant; Maine
Law candidate. Will, Croshy and Hubbard
are onno>cl to repeal Some Of the Whia>
identity ,n,.i .r ,1,,,,.u,-,, III
r.,
bard. Inc '"'' VI i"r'iand shows fhi> most
clearly. The W I@S have an actual ma orr
~ in the city OF 300 or 400: but the vote for
(,.,,.,,.,,.,. stands far Cro,hv 90, Co.. Ill,
,,u
h'r'' 49, "'' "'' '''''' '''' i'll ''' towns
heard from the vote is
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For 'haniicr' 1859
Ilulhard'S net loss from last wear. 6,03l
II, ,,,,., Gov Cl,.o,
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and psoa,,a,, .',,.' senators 81 IN trho">'"'
blv in Aroostook, which with tboss Won h,ro
from Cumberland and Lincoln, give Us the
'e"''' Ill Representatives. we are making
-'V"' g"''> everywhere. IN somerset we have
Was hinotou and Waldo and IN n, a,hnn =, IN
ceS heard from. of the members of CONGRESS-
we nave elected three ont o.. six. In this dis
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crandlv. and carries , n,,op,1x c,r,m -,
YER ALL, IN DISTRICT HERETOFORE
STRONGLY L"C"F"C".
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'''''' mistaken. ten. Scott was gallant
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-09-18
T III E ED O n | A N.
4 GOOD sign.

In Baltimore. on the 18th, both parties held
political meetings. The telegraph reports
the Scott and Graham meeting as much the
largest: and the largest wing meeting ever
held there. This is in city where the loco
foco> have usually thousand or more MAORI
" over the Wings. The enthusiasm too, was
unbounled We look upon this as good O.
men.
* The yellow fever is prevailing at
Charleston, $. G., and at Savannah. Georgia.
DEATHS in the latter place by the disease are
reported to average only two day AT
Charleston, it * OF a mild type, but more or
less of the cases terminate fatal y-thlrtccn
within the last ten DAYS.