The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-03-05
Nominations for County Commissioners
ELECTION VI ARCH q


ELECTION MARGINS.
The following person, have been nominated
tor County Commissioners:
Orange County-JouN f. CHAMBERliS,
Of Newburv.
Windsor County-NAHrM HASKELL, Of
Woodstock
Essex Countv-GREENLEAF WEBB. OF
Guildhall: WILLIAM HEYwoop. jr., Gulid-
hall
Rutland County-slLAs W. lIopGEs, of
Clarendon.
Addison County-DAvIs RIcH, of Shore
ham
Caledonia County-JAMEs ID. BILL, OF
Walden; CHARLES DAVIS, Danvlle.
Orleans Coun,y-JoHs p. SAEILE, Bar
ton: SAMUEL CoHANT Irasburgh.
Washington County-CAL'IS BLonGErT,
of Waterbury: DANIEL BALDWIN, OF Mont
pelier.
"a March the sth-next THURSDAYS the
day designated for elccting County Conilnis-
sioners under the new Liquor Law. One
Commissioner is to be chosen in each Coun-
tv. and his duty will be to license one person
at least in each town to sell liquor for all
necessary purposes exclusive of its use as 4
beverage.
IN>UEEECTIUN SUPrNESsEB.-Ihe last
arrival from Europe previous to the Hum
toldt's news, which We publish, rave brief
account Of IN outbreak in Milan Oh the 9Th
and S;h OF February 1t was then thought
y .enerahoutbrc,.a in Tia " would ensue, but
later accounts ,lis>ipate AL such apprehen-
ions Foreign influence i, too mighty in It.
al Just now TO allow the people painting for
Greater freedom to hope for success in efforts
to rid themselves Of the expressions they are
made to suffer. y brighter day may vet
lawn upon the oppressed people of Italy and
those Of other European States who arc now
enduring like suficriur<
. NEW HAMPSHIRE. -The annual state T.
lection occurs in this State on the sth inst
4 n.vcrn1r legislature aud three members
81 Congress are 10 hc elected There is no,
much excitement. and the result can rs well
be determined now as after the 18th of March
The !o"'oroS support DR.. Martin Of Dover
the present incumbent for Governor: the
Wings. James Bell OF Clifford. and the Indie.
pcndcuts. John H. White. q: Lancaster.
TuF Sr"rN-'fhc snow that fell the las
work and the first Of the present. wa. in a
mount sufficient 10 remind II. in thi, northern
latitude that either earlier or later in tn,
season We are entitled. with rare exceptions
TIA real winter. There is now a create
Irp,l. on the ground than at any prc,iou
tim" Tor the season. The depth in our neigh
horhood is not far from two feet,
No interruption occurred to business il
consequence Of the storm except upun th
Railroads. Tie Pa>>umpsic passenger tran
laa been behind time from one 10 two hour
for two or three trips the detention, bein
"cr>-ionrd "n"". in part. Nv tn, running Of
the Track of the hind passenger car of the N,
ward tram on the Northern Road an Mei,I,,
The Al was somewhat smashed, and tn. IA,
, >rugcrs and stove well mixed uf. \ few OF
, the passengers were bruised and burned I'm
non" very seriously. Last Tuesday no trai
had reached Island Pond from the ,lircc,io,
ii f"rt!and Tor FIVE DAYS. On Wednesday
tr;'In 81 out from Island Pond for Portland
an! proceeded some righ; milcs. and WAS O
h'"'t to put back for refreshments. On,
tram lad ont over night. We hear. upon tn,
Road
~ The span of horses exhibited at ON
last Comfy FAR l.. Mr H. :. Cobb. Of thi
town, and uron which he took a premium OF
-. WIS sold on Wednesday for 500
THr SAVINGS BANK.-The amount off
posts in the Pas>umpsic Savings Bank at tn,
opening "qualled all expectations, and wa,
quite satisfactory. Hereafter deposits are tc
be received every Thursday.
PRETTY Go"n.-One of the Judges of the
New Hampshire Court. happening not lone
since to be in this place, and the decision of
the Court of his State against the constitu-
tionalitv of ;he y. II. Liquor Law coming nr
as topic of conversation. remarked that
''some people were disposed to think the Law
more against the constitution of the Cour;
than the State
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