The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-01-21
:ractcd and expensive. Spectators may a
we'll keep cocl.
Potatoes, Starch, &c.

Potatoes, Starch, &c.
TIE Pass,mnsic Railroad have their hands,
or rather TIER cars, full of business al Tie
present fine There seems to he no end TO
the loads of potatoes. &C., that are now COM
Ing into the place. 70 be taken OFT by the HALL
road. We hear of complaints. by the owners
that tho,. cannot on account of the lack OF
car room, oct tlcm Of as fast as they desifc'
Thc revived demand for potatoes with cor
rcSoou,i;nr increase OF the market price, Is
fast cmptyinr the cellars Of the farmers III
our vicinity. The price here ranges from
10 to t. cents according to our information
and this is amply rcmnncrativc TO the pro-
,!rccr;. The. fact IS also instructive to farm
crs at the north. They can see how they may
open to themselves GOOD market Tor 'heif
pro.li,ce: to witty aiding in the extension
of Che Railroad. Who can afford TO do 1t, II
the farmers cannot:
T. We omitted 10 mention last week that
the publication of the proceedings Of the Rail
road meeting at West Derby concerning the
survey OF the western route had been rem
dcr,,. unnecessary tv the previous acton o!
those lawn. Ike survey under their dlrec-
ton. We understood that survey OF tins
ron,e was contemplated, and consequently
nothing would he Gained lv tie publication
or tie proceedings in quc>tios.
i!..%c RAILROAD. The State of Maine
rp.iccs the arrival at Portland. Of Il friend
who travelled all the way from Alton. Illinois.
to Portland. ~ Railroad. distance OF some
iJo, m:iirs. The entire distance from st
Las - Portland can be accomplished II
lire. dl:s- 80 n:il,s Of it, from II. Louis t
.tltoa b. Steamboat
l'c::t.e:or; Outrage.
We Atrt or co!a;nne open I'll late yes
t terdar a!lcrr,, i for ;'c r"rro~" Of et't'in.
lie i-is az. result 81. a iAurdcror> assault
which W. MAZE u;'on t'"o o! ctr citizens "'
Monday night las. While we write, roro
arr: inquest Is hcin. Held over the bod; d.
= Jim Clark. one ct tie victims. who died from
: Ii; wo,lr,,s yesterday morninr Philip Hall
.hc o,hrr man Injured lies near the point OF
!r,:jh. anil il i; ~.'lr"clv .hou:ht Will recover
Fine ~" icT.":> w"r" ra>>in. near tn
coraer Of Robert an Filth street upon tn
night namcd alo:c. when they were AZ
r preached from behind aud struck with
i >!un@>hot ~ a part, unNnown. Both wer
- truck upon IL" lca'i having their skull!
fractured. |, i a most viliainou> and mu,
,!rr"uS affair. 2n! the perpetrators must h
{. irrrc,,l ONT ans lrou.ht To Justice. if -. Pa,
is 10 be- ANYTHING else than a den OF Gu
! threats and mur,lrrcr>
Ike above W. copy from the Minncsoti!
:, # Dee. 81. Tie article CONVEYS aiilicti,
y tin.> 10 family of our I;''a@c no. hcrct
. ;o~r strangers 10 affection. Tie Mr. ClarI
= whose death i mentioned. was the son o
;, H,a JOHN Clark. who vas Killed " hcir
thrown from ,I.ai>n in JAY 1897. A.
:, ,omi an!inf t''al9.'l containing IL" r'ela'
. rh.'v at,..5,.cc:.a,.. was a ! ri.: note tro
:, cc"t,cn,sr q y. rau'. ,.ati:.r that in
r. ..w Aay~h \" VOL, communicate :,rilcr "a
ti,o'&r. of the u2gi event. The friends ,
,',r deceased ~, tltcr..or" compelled 10
~. u an.;4Ht suspense icr ..now.rrlce ,
ii condition during s'.r four LAYS .,h;cl.
-u-,i,cl a;rr IL :,.,1; assault, or what led
, III. bereavement, :, - q viI;v, IN i l.,