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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-03-26
The T;Cuor Law at Work.

p.r;a., N. past Fall and Winter, it wa>
So. known there were places in this tow!
at.r. ll,.,r va, freely sold Street brawI>
NY noisy H,'mhaurc have been the result
N'.rir W., known thu, the people had de-
TINT the new Liquor Law should 20 in
p. rcr on the -,h Of March, the sellers Of
...r we've eu>,.v> t. ct rid of thc mi>cra-
lice -ra'. auI lIr numlrgo men rrcling and
plr.'ra'r on orr sidewalks was greatly in
,r,-~L Er' the ~,h Of March came, and ii
.I.-.rt,.> a Wilt. mari n tie calendar
Ont'it KY man Wa arrested for selling
'ro-. and lpit'1 dozen witnesses summoned
Or. wlcr-s'> lad 4 choice either to testify
view the landscape irom behind ;hr
-,'.n- of the County Jail. They all teSti-
'"!i' io'n" purchased liquor OF the arrest
4". The tina! i not Vet concluded, ow-
..'.. tr Illness Of the Justice
I'm Saturday. the Sheriff and his posse I'M
.r1 Pepper warrant, made iiii.rnt search
...o Premises, but found no liquor, ior
'al, .,.n that TIE whole amount several
t> wa, rmrt.rd into the snow from a
!5or, q, the Sheriff entered the front
Arrwari, another building was searched
BE-. ,tmc half dozen gallons OF liquor was
..d a. l.! the Sheriff On Monday the
",.- " The i'Juor appeared before the jus
.. could not.nor hil be attempt ;o.>low
r.' the ,iuor was rot for sale. The IiUuor
"a, .adcnrvi nd DESTROYED by order of the
= Il
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-03-26
LIQi OR CASES.

,.aulrroi >rizurc, o: sI;rituouS liquors
-.... .,ru l,r.c III town during the week.
Z. .,.o. three, Instances it las been con-
d.. destroyed; and some Is vet III
.... ..,.l. To- await the jul ghcnt OF prop
u..Auu;, In cases where the article Wa
.rI.L ana poured ont, the offending in
,lral,n whose possession it was found,
,..rlaoI 50 and cots, each. Complaints
furnishing have also been entered. and
.-.t,rro be- tried; and on the whole it ap-
..., that cir citizens are determined the law
l.i be- strictly enforced in all cases. From
~, appearances. it will not require long
...' 81. efficiency and cxprdicncy Of This
mrnt, a. It's provisions seem to he Of a
~ni rH tendency, and in a far way to
mu.cNtcn>iyrlv cNcrci>yI' Ho.'ni
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-03-26
Spring and Summer STYLE
HATS for 1858!

H''h "a" ard manufactured rv l. r. GGHH M
WI" 'irv"'"- particular attention IT, .,:,irnfg.-
'urlhr Hats and Caps 7" "rl.r ma Tor retail trade
"v'> l"'r>o''nI ai"n"n /" hi business ard warrants
NJ 'l;'> equal N "l'Iic'' of >rvl. and finish To- any
''H "''> ana rh":"r than any can liv au.I 81,
'4uh. "" i:i> a.>" IN ;I''''-i"u H. tho m his nw,
n''H' h'>t"' il';- 81 superior gurtv and New
l"rN Hats from The well known Ii.rI,r Of Ec.h. 4
Co.. r" not ONLY r largest Hat dealer, in IN,
MEL >i1t"> hnf IN" "ricinai"r- Of tishi,r. -,
mn">' ~ 's ''r adopted hv aii New En-lll ci.i.
therefore, n persons 'i"ir,r- II e,.ftin.,l t,,hi,
h" hat are Respectfully invited 70 call AZ .L.. I,
nt' H"" Formerly occupied hv VIM Decker rex,
".' I" {. E'lIstiam> Drug Store. wllrr. they
MAJ "t "lliy liid The largest assortment Of Ia> and
t:ill- al I'll Kind. Inn -
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-03-26
ELISHA phESEnEY'S ESTATE.

FTtil. ~nIr''rIrr> l,a.nn, hr,-s appointed y L.,
= h"i' inf'te c"'irf Tor the i;>tr.r, 81, E>>rN
commissioners I" r""i:.. ~:I',in" and adjust a
'ilhh> ana hrhrtii> or all persons against Tile
ii'' ri Elisha frc-brev. lif. 'LrncrI',rirr in said
district. drcra>cl. r.7~c~>rfrs iIl-ul,.r- :,n the
term "i IN months tT'rn the IT, CAV 81 March 4 H.
iN' benz allowed l'v >iI c,,uy. t"ilF r,c.!i.,r, Of
>'Id deceased I" exhibit and Ira,z III ir r>;,e-
i've claims before NIB" -irc II 4rs tlIa.wc va
attend t" the duties of "uf appointment at TN
residence al widow lIimiai rry>fr.v ~ rrr,r-
burg, III said district. "n the .;:rh DIX us AIril
ami Oh IN" = day Of September ncst NJ d, clo \
forenoon ''n each "f .ai ,iav,.
L. {. BENTON.
VI. :. CHANDLER, ''''''->''''r>
i.un"n''urg March II 1888 yf1u:;
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-03-26

and deaths, from illcsihla manuscripts that
even a Yankee could Mt guess out, for moth
ing. and then to be scolded at for an error in
the name or date
/ EMuGEArIoN.-The Osccola (Mo) indie
pendent says the Sprin. emigration to Cali
tornla and Oregon, from all parts of that
State will be much larger than last wear.
sa9S"The Tribune fears that President Pierce
and Santa Anna will bring Mexico into the
United States during the term of the former.
sT Hon. Andrew JulSon, L. s. District
Judge for the State Of Connecticut. died at
Canterbury, in that State, 9TH inst.
e" Louis Napoleon i about to send ia
Val force TO san Juan dc Ni.aragua, 10 de
nand from the municipal authorities there,
satisfaction for fine, levied upon French sub
lect>, for their refusal to comply with de
mand Of the authorities
Lo"k"rr.-C Counterfeit los on the Frank
lin County Bank. st. AlbanS, are in circula-
ton. They are easily dctcctcl-cngra,ing
coarse.
IL Washington Irving has been occupvin"
himself III Washington for some time in max
lng researches in the public Offices for his
personal Memoirs of WASHINGTON.
The Brandon Post state. that David
Palnc, ESP. OF Leicester. last week >laurll-
tered lt", Which We venture to say, for lis
a@e, has never been e,iuallrd in this State
We doubt If in any other When slau.htcrc,!
1t was just ten months old, and dressed f,,
hm"r"d a'd eighteen po"n,js.
sI' Henry Rogers of Newburv, Vt. died
on board steamship Oregon, on her pa>>a.,
from Panama to san Francisco GEORGE T.
Fuller also OF VI, was drowned by the upset
ing OF boat in the roaclstcad of Honolulu
At Stockton, Jan. 6, John lIa,clton of Vt.
was Inferred
81 There is an interesting couple in Gin
cinnatl who have been engaged to DE married
,or the i,.t five ,.,r. nnt -, I."",.
r,1 ,;,L;, H. 49,, , :,
'''''
y l'"''1'''hr"ln>' III Missouri has lately
'n''''''.' 'r"''''' "'''h' o" "''"g wound ~
'.N' '!o'f' VIII rock III" itf'F twrntN-toHr
,''''i' "'''''"' stopping, N''i real bless
M to ''"'h''>
i'N''.H''Nn -"'I"iN I.--o"InG to the
'Tc'h'" "f ""@rt on the freight train ON
.hr .N''''''''' ana It. Lawrence Railroad, on
rr''!v' White passing the truss bridge over
VIA river 'Hc ears ran oft the track, anl
coming IN contact with the side the bridge.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-03-26

o, days without work, and too proud to bcc."
lie appeared insane, and spoke incoherentlv
when ' questioned. He was convened to the
Ii'y liosptal.-&u. Ermcisco Hraid, E.b-
r,t.g.y IL '
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-03-26
WILLIAM +. DI'TTON'S ESTATE.
SlAIE OF NEkMn\T

Caledonia District -,
In fro.a'r CONT h"ll"n III n.nyilr. within AMI
Tor >''iH i!~'r:ct. or IT,. III. -, 81 March, / H.
ISIS.
a az" III Ii'tN. I>c-u.,r-..f ~ -. VII AZ
testament ~ WILLIAM /. DI-rru>. la. oi
iInvIllc, III sad district decreased ,r.,.,i l,i
administration account for settlement: Whr,,r,,
Ii l. ordered that III" same h.. referee, - ~. II:
LAY 81 MAY next. Al ir rrni., u.i;r. in ,,i.l bar,
Vale, i' examination and allowance: .,,r al, coy
'ormea Il" n"tli'" hereof bv rhr y,l'iclr n a. III
"f.rr IN III" 'ai"i"ni,n. mca-l'aIr.r rIu'c at \
'"'n,"rE 'hr"" works >urrc->iNr,y ~,~.. ms,
'' 'l.'t They mHt Appear an II -ai,I Inn. AL
place thy -cr' r:,u>r. "l,r,; i.!.r,...
iiy order Of Court
An"~t, 'HA>- :. DANA. Judge.
"' fH % 'r'"f'i l>l1~,
Nnc>', q. y EIEEtNK. E,.r.;.,.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-03-26
hrfiitAiluN
| t!r Honorable Probate '",ir ir iIi, ;-;r'r; ,i

I.->TN-
'6'li!. umio.> -,.c,i, Al.-'.arr> e., tbs. l-ia:,
4 at Holm W.ri IMAM. ilfr"' Igri.,Il,IIr, %
Na District, 'r''-c"!, i:;'.-,r. ir-,rtl.i.. req
'>cn~, that rc lrr>".ti 'i..., 81 inc I '.,'r,-
~ i i >"'i:c.,:t !,.v IN ju-r q. Il and r..>i-
ri ~ctr''uru: tl liz, van a. 81 - thai Ia -,
deceased Ma Il; tia rl3,'r al ;l., ,oI >risci .,1il
I"'>v-.d r, estate. alma l.. -lIg 81 ,IIi,.Il
and lie 'hI'rr Ia, IA" Hon '"u.; T." r.lnt i
iI-rn>r :" ell much 81 tie. real 'a'' TN" AN
,i.r".l>ci IL. cnaJ' r"r :" ia, tn. sr,n a'~.
>.rl. Together wi.i the CO. HIi.uo.u- la. ~lnl
Dated III lunci.bur-. tn il:h - "i N1r.'i. b
1875. EIIE\ u. /! INNi
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-03-26

ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC W"XpFE, IMPORTANT
+" pN>itrrIC>.-pr. j. y. IIourhtou's rrrsi, the
true Digestive Fluid, or Gastric .Iuicc prcrar, from
Eennrt or fourth stomach ri the OK after directions
OF Baron iiehig. til" IT. n Physiological Chemist Il ,
j. : H"u@hton. u. D.. Philadelphia. This i truly
a wonderful rcIpcty for indigestion. Dyspepsia;
JaIrilc'. IV"r""in aiHt comti PATTON and debility.
curing after nA'uT. ~.wm agent. the Gastric Juice.
tampnlc'- r"l;ilIl.l: ( '.''tr evidence q, = ~,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-03-26
SGifE. OF VERMONT.

t.--r',''iIlI IE~'I1rt. -.
IN I0".'t' '"lri h".i"n ~ IT." PROBATE office ia
i'anN!i," y .tHr :.1,: i..r ~-,a ,i-:'..;
ENIE l'r"-.'1.> application l'.rm- pr,,,,";,.' J..
a -''' i...'i- f'a g. administrator l. i or,ic,.
~ '' '''i iu1' al .">'I~ concerned Ice. ru.'i,,
i"A;i"'J "i'''' >ii'i '''I; i, >,->" lrc.i Z, 10
n''r;'n ~ -n.'i l'an''~ In 18Th ,.l "i h;.,i
\ y. ISIS. I" >.c' clU-' # ANY ,h-v uav hay,
"hN III" i,i"rt, a'fl authority requested tI,.re;-
should not h' -rl'"i AMI Id thai r,ir.r.>,. il !.
lnrifr 'r''"" ''i an att'>,ei co,y 81 rh,. r,.cr
81 >ari a.g''ci,'u tr-."hr~ n-l iii, n~l,., 90, @
iI>i."d D.! lie 'H.'"n' rr,mIri Al NJ .lu!l.!>!,ury
three weeks -'Jcr.-, .,,,.y - -,rll, - may t..
'HA>. y. DANA lrI--
\ T'I-~ c'..'r 81 r~.''.! -f.us
Attest. q. y. HJ-EhASk. >,,r.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-03-26
Trunks, Valises, Umbrellas,
fa''i'hgn rd California l,.->. Money Bells M
Gents Furnishing Goods.

\ Ne" supply .Iu-t received. II;s'. made, To ,~.ie
AMI renovated II short !u;ce. Old lr,t, fake, !,
exchange for new ones,
c. cash paid tor >IIIPINr; FIP>.
Ht.''hr-rirv. Mnr,.' %. -; sI7rf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-03-26
Singular Cause Of Fire.


Ih" Boston ATLAS saws the following fac,
a. b: useful, not only in guarding arains,
-,'nlaIr oc.urrrnccucc, but IN >,,,rr>t;no
.." anon- many cau>c> Of fires. which ar,
''"ir!'y, often WRONGLY attributed to IN
tarl,m.
lew lay since, a gentleman in the vicin-
.' h'>'"n, observed that the ,aS>cl TO the
O.. 'a> chamber window was badly burn
w.. ID 2mInnrr which cave no indication
lie failed n Ii, cn1uiric>, AMI
.'. =" q. The house could i've linn an,
y morning or two after. the
~ who WIS attending to the room. ran
w. j. .',tc, cNclalming that the chamber
..''" was on fire. An examination ex-
''' u" mystery. Ia front oi the window
"N'' oa>t"rIv. ,too'! a shaving .Ia,s
=" . t-"yahlc stand \ macnitvinn
=" w' back reflected the rays of the
''h-'u- ihcm - a focus on the window.
"-"N,'"r they struck on wood they
.n,' =, charring The frame in many
y Hrrc OF paper placed on the win
"''> set on fire, aud, indeed, the heat was
.>' that It instantly burned whatever
"''. When first discovered. the frame
"'Aio" was bIazin. Had tie fir.
.'''1' 1t Is not probable that the oririn
"'.'"' have been discovered and il wonld
.''" laced among those inconprehcp-
,.'>''N "A.,t can ind no other solution
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-03-26
OFFICIAL PROCLAMATION.
ESSEN C"rNTY CLEEk'> OFFICE.

ESSEN '"TNTY CLERKS OFrICE,)
GuldhalI March 18th, 1853.
l. William H. Iiart>horn. Clerk Of the said
County of Essex. DO hereby certify that
have this DAY canva>scd the votes of the free
men ot tins County. cast on the second Tues
day of March, \. ID, 1879. for Commission
rr for sad County. in pursuance OF law of
this State, approved Nov -, 1852. entitled
IAN act to prevent traffic in Intoxicating Ii
quors for the purpose of drinking and the
result OF sad canvass is as follows:
tirrcnlcat Webb. 316
William Haywood. j., 232
Scattering 3
! i" therefore hereby declare and make this
my lrorlamation that irecnlcat Webb. Esq.
OF GuIld!!ail, had a majority of all the votes
cast rs aforesaid, and is therefore duly elected
County commissioner for SAFE! County of Is
sex for tn" year ensuing, Of which all persons
Will take due notice.
Dated at tiuilhhall. in said County, this
18th day of March. \ D. 1913.
WIN. II. HARTSIIOHN, Clerk.
FATAL RAILROAD ACCIpENT-Ycstcr-
day morning. the o'clock passenger tram
from tins city for Lowell, ran over a man
named Luke VI. Hoynton. at the Fitchhurr
crossing. killing him instantly. Deceased
was carpenter by trade. and was on his way
to Somcryill", when he observed freight
tram approaching towards the city. and step
ping upon he other track. was struck hv the
outward passenger train before it could he
Stopped. The whole train passed over him
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-03-26
Boots, Shoes, Caters and
Rubbers.

'SNlE >nt,rril.rr ha- "n hand i g..ricsl a--"rr
/ mrnr OF i'~'r-. So. ''a'r"r :sr.l ru.t.r.
Al>". manufacturing HIST It>r -h:rL l'sr...,
Az Caif E~f. a"I >.-'.-.- r.: ,he be-: >ru,h ar!
l., .'.,- l:.'..-' =. T..
REPAIRING To-" at -!l"r' notice.
Ma.
SOLE AID UPPER LEATHER,
,.i,"n l.r.i- aul Findings, sid cow for cash ani
:. short rr.,'iit -,i,.u If i,-if.,:
InA EEAlNIEp
St..i"ln- bury. Ian. IL. i..- ,"7'f
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-03-26
Veal Calves.

'I'liE Sn'.-,riI..~ All - Ga r.~ =.,.l Mi
'aiN'> d, ~. O.. : ...... g.. 81 ..,.r.' a. l.,
.ri-j',.-r -, .,-...H .,r,.r- mark -:
= j ''i'-i".s,. March l.. u. {. Gil MAN
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-03-26
Cannot be SURPASSED

hv any establishment ia tho. STATE Tn. .,,l-,r;,..
having I"r,t"l Themselves permanently. ar. fully
determined tod" I-inc>> ia ~l :, hammer =. MI
'>'f' IA" 'iIr" patronage 90! H., gun.lnitv. al
~ -''i'- >';'>iyirli" ali IT,. i.t,s,,r- H.
VIII keep constantly "n hand l,r.,. assortment OF,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-03-26
Wanted Immediately.

n SMART active boy. between the a.c of ,;.t;..
"A and twenty. 20 le:ir' IL" TN r-i. ia all IT,,
BRANCHES. mu" i'ist one who ss,..iu .it zoo.
address ne"t Apply. u. iinEInN
W"-t Concord. VI. >i.ut
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-03-26

NOTICE...l iarr this day -clii!l.Ii-hc,, i, IA
" minor -or Nathan / lay hi 'nc Iufr,, the
''nEl'.i'r - - ~ an - 'is..i'. -, o..
."c --.- i.ir iiN
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-03-26

Washington Union contains the fol-
h. D.: appointment, which have been
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-03-26
STOVE AND TIN SHOP.
ssek. Parior md Box Stoves.

4 "5';1n '.,,"na' nt"s1!:s.r>, .,f7o.-,i ..
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-03-26

T.'1.. nr.i,tcr. Winamac. Ind.
Y p.t'rr-on, Receiver. Winamac
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-15

e We mentioned last week that tlre stelss pedestal hsd been found, on which sesAed s1e equestrian statue of George HI. ia the Bowling Green. N Y..- This ssoneis tarec only partof .he statue which samains. fhefgures-it supported were .sf lsad. and during the Revolution the inetal ~aa broaght to ,this town, aud by the hahds of the good danes of those dayssssho assembled at -Ghe old Woicott place in South street, was transformed insvtailess. h which shape 1t was re. turned to the rcysl subiectp wishoussvsn asking their acceptance. ' a
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-15
ARRIVIL 69F THE AeIA.

Wkru. UaSs kaiuf ni6m Bdgopa.
 The British aad North Amfrieen Mail nieamship Asia nErived at Few kerk on Ihursday evgaiQgs
 The nfvance of ihe week f1nReG li0m ( psnce u0 6 pence Der buslseI on Wheat, and n. Cd. or upwards io as. per bbl. on Flour. Indian Corn began to be inquired i0F d Cd. 10 is. aavsnOe. Beef aud pork sieady.
 There appears t0 be nothing new res- peetinR the Eastern question. There wae a report that the Russiaus had commenced recr0ssing she. .Pruth, and another gthat there had been . collision between Omar Pacha and the Russians on the Dahuhe. bul neithea 0f them were credited.
 Turkey stili demands as aa imdispenea. ble condition Ofsigni1g the 0ltimatum, that abe Rpssiaas should evacqale lhs. Pgiaoi.; : From Constantinople. the general isne SE correspondence ihdicaIes that EnRland is losiae sroa .dayto day, her creda, inllus' .ence aud POpulaFily ta the East, while France is gaining in the same proportion, tfOm'ahe finm attitude she has taken Aufip9 .ahe whole of these sT0dbles. '7 If ,s
 In Austria, il is aaid that the Russiaas will nat Fecross ihe !PrOih, until Turkey has banished every refugee atOsn her serri. tory. s%s7st s-s-fT '
 Some disturhapces hss tssee piece is' Servia. ss - eES ,
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-15

~ Great complaint is made of the condition of the road between the station and this village. the rains having washed h badly. The season approaches when travellers would especially appreciate the advantages Of plank road, and we won der that some of, our wealthy ,neighbors do not give their attention to the esubject.
 Lt-is estimated the road could be built for &60o0, and, aside fron the many advan- tages' it would furnish the town. the road itself would be good and paying stock. In an adjoining, county where several plank roads are in operation on less travelled thoroughfares thaa this they, ,ars found to, yield ssasisfac.ory. return. and i. certainly ? xoald Esf4. if our people would take hold 1.-the matter1and carry it forward. 8.ss N
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-15
Leeenaeslve Rxpleslen,

B0sTONs September g.
 AbO1t ' o'clock last evening, . isoin ol empty cars arrived at siIe iunctiun of New burypoFteud GeolgeiowR Railroad to take
 hnlne pic nic 4arly 0f four or '4ive hun.
 afieF siappiag, the ,1.'iler of lhe; lnronosive |expladea swiah eBsise .heaEd miles around. The locomotive wss ShaIteEed into . thou. sand fragtBenis snH iiiest stiremsnwas thrown
 cad killed. Pieces of iron weighing stfOnl ten to twenty pounds @csme'dOwn among the party, but wonderful to tell, none q them wete .huFt. s sa' .
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-15
sayina MacAlns.

MA-R Raias Porter. V ho has beca ase long and earnestly engaged upon the yepoA, or dying ship. aonoances with confidence, that he shssl make an excur- .sionin it from Washingtun,io New York soue lime during the next month. The machine is now nesrly advsnced to conn pletian, and small anount of funds and ,hber will put it on the wing. Y..
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-15

LlEE- PRESERVING SEAys..=-Ths Jour,
 ual OL Commerce says that aiI of che Sound and Connscsicuts river steamers, and.six of the. Southern coast steamers,
 besides others. have been supplied with 'Tweksbpry's life preserving seats. The ssa.s'cousist of little elsethan an air tight cylindes, furnished with longitudinal strips of wood. by which they may be easily grasped. and when placed in the water. are very buoyans.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-15

AN RLorEMEaf. - kiss Mary Roach, of Mississippi. an interesting young Mis-. with thrse hundred sheasand charms in
 her own right. escaped ea Sunday from a convent at Georgetown. D. O., to which she had been sent for education, and On Wednesday was married at tue National Hotel, Washington, to Mr, G. N. Jordan, proprietor of Jordans Springs, near Win chester. Virginia. zee
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-15
WooDuunv R1sE Tn. tlrn. I;--s.-s

WoODsURx BAnk.-Tke fine Iimiinf for the PressutstiOn to tho Recsivsia dl notes and other claims on th6 Bank e2ss pites on ths elsl inst. Bin hOldsIs and others interssled will do teil to slake tiio- tice; the. receivers are Geo. o. Woodruff, Litch6sld. Thomas Bull. woOdbury, and E. A. Phelps, ColebrOOk. Thetime fOr presenting claima against the Eastsrn, Bank expires on the l0lh. :
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-15

! AT Hon. Orange Mervin, of New
 Milford. for six or eight years. Repre<
 sentative from this State. in the Congress ,of the United States, and very oftea n
 member of the Cenaeeticat Legislature. |Idie8 af NeWs Milford . few days since.
 He whsa . membsrof tho Cohyentiost shrs formed tho Ccnsiitatien of thes State. and always sastained theeharacter of enable Iaaan and a most useful citizen, x <, ss :
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-15

Tue trial of Bishop DOene is stu pro
 aressing at Camden. N. J. before . court
 oF Bishops convened for the purpOss.--
 Misrepresentation against minis comprised
 ini iIhirty-Oue specifications. mainly charg- ing him with &iIfaily defrauding isi'set- erSl instances. threatening to kill. in being sepessediy gully of using spirituOus liquOrs. and on one O6easiok being intOx-
 iested. He was presented for triaD by lBishops Meade. -NOIilvaine and Burgess, end si's proceedings are. regarded with much interest. He employs no counsel but aiSWers for himself tn aa able man> .0erS rss7 9fa E a Fvn .ss H# ,-
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-15
LATE FROM CALIFORNIA .q' ArrayII sf fke star q sAe yEesss t. ~ 92,SOO; eco, SR GOLD. s-.ss s@

,ss 42sSoOs0 eco, %R GCLDs a.ss. ss sts 's1. -:.,. ~y,,5 \ .NEw KoRK. Sepi, 1A. s ft The sieemer Star of lhee West 2 edaNi from San yuan, with: San Franclsco dates -Of the 18th of August, arrived at hail past 7l o'clock this morning, briRging 500 pass edgers snd beE;a miHjap gf. dpih1 1sip she hands :8r her spassengerss and about one million ih gold dust, etc., on freight. 2 FFss
 The slOop of war PorismduslI arrived ai San Francisco on the tlih of .Aatkust ilom the Sandwich lslands, and report ,i.e sasau -p0x 10 be raging there. .here having been
 500 new eases in week. s.tN
 "A fire 0ccuFred in SacFamentOC City. Loss
 wS5. .OOD. sss "
 The head of Josquin the bandit, hsd
 been brought to Sen FEaneisco, sud lwas about to be exhibited. sss : < The Rogue RiveH fnAiaas attacked lbe white settlements in the northern portions of the State, and murdered number bl ciiizens. Detachment df troops have been
 sent in pursuit.
 The taxable property in San Francisca is estimated at $50. .00O, ,s00. Increase. @qI!000, ,O0O over last year. r aa Gold has beea disc0vered at Santa Cruz Fruit was very plentiful in the msrkeis Petitions ere in circulation urging Con gress so take imDediate nleasnFes so .buitd the Pacific and Atlantic RaiEaaz ,, F SQuasser difficulties have nearly eubsil' ded. *s@' ft.44 fS a3 Politics were Usxings warm. Edward
 Rand0lPh, pr0minenl aemoeEat, had la
 ken the slump agaihss Goy, Bieler, Tbe Chinese merchants are about open. | ipg Banking office in San Franciscos !.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-15
ns..-.chus,t,. ,l.s,,.n.

There is likely to be an ezeiling polit.
 icaI campaign in Massachusetts this fan. Parties are pretty we'll spIii up. and the probability now is that there will be six tickets in the 6ald. There is to be a convention of National Democrats; q coalition ; . free soil; . whig a temper anee. and one in favor of the passage oI the ten hour system. These cOnFentiOna are called to make full State examinations.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-15

s'allioa ssiaed Ms. BoyiDgton 4
 ! Obsslin. ohio. inshs mouth. and threS hin into ths air; shen hs .s,.uck, the
 ground the hens5 jumped upOn him with
 nn loss lsOs. ssissd hin by ths. Asad,
 snd broke Ais neck short oil. seyesire he JHgular vein WiGh Ais tsstks q ;
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-15
.siolsaess in 1,e,vto,vn, 7

Dyssnserys of malignant type,isqaite
 prevalent among the chldren in New |teWp. Two children of Rev. Bei. w., Stone have died within two weeks. and
 dn ths family of D. H. Beldsn three were ssisK vilhit at the same time, one of whom
 haeidied. s sss sss t t4.sS
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-15
SteauiRsoar Accident.

s Assbe steamer Bay State was proceed- ESng sfem. Fall River to New York early Fhd9sday morning. when nearly opposite
 New Haven. her crank pin broke sud- deeiy. md thc walking bean failing upon 'shS ssgins. knocked the cap of the seyIinass, and thus caused a'tremeadous fps6 q steam. Some. of the passengers 56i1ppd sUut of bed and @incsatiously opshsd their state room doors. The re- Suk was the scaldings of several of them, and four have since died from the effects, No blamssis. attached to the. officers ol the boat, v P 3's'@ sFs 9ssst ? fSssl'' sf.ss.,a