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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-11-10
United States and Foreign Patent
AGENCY.

D MIDDLE STREET. LOWELL. Mass, L. s. A.
ELHANAN w. SCOTT,
Draftsman, Practical and Theoretical Mechanic
for fourteen years,
PRoCCREs PATENTS in this and all Foreign Coun.
tries where Patent Laws exist.
REFERENCES. The undersigned have for several
years been acquainted witk Mr. T.. w. SCorr, AM
state with pleasure, that he is gentleman of I'M
que>. liable integrity, and knowledge in the bust
ness in which he is engaged.
SEwALL G.. MACK, Mayor o. Lowell.
W. BEARD, Attorney at Las, and Asst Treas.
Us, Boston.
". b. SMITH, Manufacturer Of Machinery, Lowell.
ELISHA HUNTINGTON, Fix Ii. Gov. Ms, Lowell.
ID. ;. RICnAKDs"N, Atty at Law & Co. Comm r.
A. RKowN, Atty at Law, and Director of the
Nameslt Bank. 922v1
PATTERNS for Castings. and MODELS for Ma
chimes, promptly manufactured. f.. W. SCOTT
BRIGHTON MARKET-Nov. l.
At market "o0t beef cattle, 500 stores q pa,r.
working oxeE, l25 COWS and calves, 5000 sheep an,
lambs, 1900 swine.
PKICEs.-I'eet Cattle-Extra, saS,75; Is. quality
s; I'd quality -; Sd do So.
Hides. .; taliow 10. pet> Sc; ,a'fskins, I2ic
per 10.
Yea. calves-S3to6.
St"reS-learli $40 to 12. Two years old 81
to Sls. Three years Old SIS TO S25.
Working Oxen-S1O0 to 100.
Cows and Calves,-S2O to So
S',eep and Lambs-Extra, SIS to !; bv lot, ST.
too.
Swine-w Wholesale q, !; retail 7sa9.
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FAIL I.TD HIN7ER ARRANGEMENT
I'M and after Monday. Nov. r. 1888. but on
~ Passenger Train! wi'lrt,i each WAY daily, (Sun
DAYS excepted)
Leave 81. jolInsburv fer the south, a3oAM
Arriving nj ". K. iun-.irn. al l2lOrM
This train connects ut Wells River with train Of
the Boston, CONGO I'd aiid Montre, Ec,. Ter the Ea>
and at White River T e. ion with The n. ms Of ils
Northern and VI. Central Roads for the last. South
and Wcst:--at Bellows Falls with the trains of Tie
Che>hier and Rutland Roads also with me Vernon,
Naliey Road for Springfield, Hartford and \. York
Passengers BY this train arri, Al Boston at 81 and
and New York at HIN
Train North will leave W r. Junction N g 90 p N
or on the arrival Of the trains from Boston and
Springfield. NJ. which leave those cities at sc
~, arriving at ST. Johnsburv ut 4.45rM
Passengers for the Pas>umpsc or White Noun
tain Hoa.ls an': Stages North from ST. Iol,isbury
must take the trims leaving above in order r.
get through the same dav. Connections are made
NJ Wells River by the d. u and up trains Of the
White Mountain Railroad from and 70 Ii.tlcfnn and
: intermediate stations. GEO. a. MEERIIl.
Mister Transportation.
! st. Jolnsburv. Nov. IL. 1853. se3tf
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0ratbs.

NICKER>"N-ln Kirby, Oct. Is, Mr.. Josep.: Nick
erson. aged IS.
PAI>E-ln Hardwick, Oct. 2s of consumption.
Miss lydia Paine, eldest daughter Of Moses and
Hannah Pane, aged % wears.
CLEFFoKp-In Danve, Oct. 80. Of consumption.
Joseph Cletford. aged "a years, son OF widow Ann
and the late Joseph CefFord.
RKoNso>-In Hardwck. Oct "a, of consumpton.
Bet>ey e.. eldest daughter Of William and Sarepta
Bailey, and wife q RIM. y. Bronson. aged 81 years
an! II month
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jt.arriagr5.

MliAEK-HAwLEY-ln Barnet, Nov s. bv Rev.
" u. Bond. MIR. lanes Miller and Miss Emily d.
Hawlev. both Of Barnet,
WHITE-PowEE>-At Burke. Oct %. bv Rev.
r. ""dd'ng Mr.. Aanson White. of Brighton, and
Miss Amanda A. Powers. Of Burke
SMITH-ALLARD-Also by the same, Oct. 2s.
Mr.. John smith. OF Burke, and Miss Philura F..
Aard. Of Newark
lvK>EK-BEAN-In Lyndon. Oct 2s, bv Rev.
VIM, Scale, Mr.. Alden Turner, Of Monroe, n. H.,
ana Miss Elizabeth ID. Bean. Of Lyndon
fIN>Ef-P KEsToN-At the Eagle Hotel. Danvile
Oct -, by Rev. A. Z. Smith Mr. Edison Pjnpey of
"olcott, and Miss Sarah f. Preston. of Danville
PRESTON GRIGCs At the Bromfied House,
Boston Oct. 20. by Rev. Dr. Stowe, Mr. |. A. Pres
ton OF Danville, and Miss Lucretia F. Griggs, of
Cambridge. Mass
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hR. g. HEATON continues to cure Hernia or
- Rupture in all its forms. by his safe effectual
and comparatively painless mode Of operation He
also attends to female complaints to the treatment
and cure Of Varicocre, Hydrocele, Hamatoce,e
H%morrhoids, Diseases of the Urinary Organs. &c
Improved Trusses, Belts and Bandages for the re
tention Of Rupture. and relief of analogous com
plants, fitted TO suit each case
Patients from the country received as heretofore
at ~ Lincoln street. Consultations from to 10 and
3to 4, daily, at his residence, No. Exeter Place
from Rowe ST. Boston.
Sept 12. 1855 e47-5o;s
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VERMONT LEGISLATURE
ANNUAL SESSION or SIS,

courage the circulation q! MtlrW : work on
Popular Elucation referred to committee
on Edu-arion
L.,,olution-Bv Mr.. Williams, that the
manuscript rc,Atir" 20 the earl. history Of
this State now IN the Secretary of States o.
fee be- ordered to be- bound: referred to >,,e-
citl committee Of three
Biz. called up-IIou>c bill for the pro-
motion Of agriculture, horticulture g.. Bi!l
amei.,!eo! aud rrco,nticd to Committee on
Agriculture. To pr, vent traffic in inioxi-
catin. liquor Is beverage; b.ll ordered TO
liz. To pay Horace Evans; rcconlnit,.I 4,
Committee ON Claims.
IlovsE-pr,tion rctrrrrl-Df Vim. AL
len and Otis = Hal. and others, of inhati-
tan,> OF Sutton, 20 Committee on Caledonia
hire.
Mr. Hastings called NJ the Joint rc>o!u-
tiru> in>irurtin. our DELEGATION IN Com
lrc>> 10 support severe laws against the
Importation OF iurcI-n pauiar>. and a new
naturalization law. rrqu;ring II wears resi-
drncc ct aliens. and examination ir.turc III"
/. : Circuit or District Court III reply to
heterogeneous from Mc>>rs Brigham and
Field. it appeared that 10 facts had been land
before the committee, aud on motion OF MIR
Rock with ,h.. ,,...ir-,,,,, w,,.. mad. ,h,. sne
,,,l o,d..r for Tl,n,.,i,v n.xt 3p m.
prn,,.. ,;li. r..,.rr,.,,-!;, NJ .J.wett. TO
consolidate ,h. s,o.k and >,W.khoi,lrr, ~; ,h,.
=, Canada and VI Central X Comma,
me. and To- constitute. a new corrnra,,,n
Nv I,r ,J,.w,,t. To- IN, ,rrorat. the y,i!,,. #
Io,ticlicr, to the coun:i''"- on Agriculture.
THrE~D,Y. Nov.
Err,o>...j i,,i,.-J, ..,al,,;>i
l,,rJ -, E,lu,..,,or. ,.L r., ,,,.or,cr...
,b. Barton Pastoral A~,ocia,ion: p,s,.d.-
r.. ;ncortnra,e the Vermont mon Conner
Minnie Contrary RAISED.
Restitution called uo-Hv Mr. Je,vrn.
-,ro,rlirr that ro Hills shall h., in,r,Ju,..L
,,,,.r "Wednesday &c.: amended bv insert.
IN, FRIDAY. and resolution aonr,.d
H,,.Grt>-Bv .Juiiri,rv Cornitt,., Nm tha,
,,,,t ,f,hr t;I,,r,,.,rs N.,,,,. r,l,r;r, =,
,.o,,,,, ot cor,,r,ion tnr iuvpr,l, o,t,,I.r.
,tJ..rin, = r,,oj,,r;on =, t,,,jow,. That ih,.
,.o,rruor apuo,nt , >uit,El. person 10 draft
i,t ,,r ,h,. ny, session ot tl,,. General \.
..mh.v: a,loiird
IIol,r Eenorts-Hy mai,ritv Of Com
,,;,,,. or E,ur,r;ou. AGAINST ,,.,;,;nrs for far
,ir .;,,, ,f orI,,n. G., Grammar selma,
lands male the Orl"r 10. nal past ten To-
morrow morning BY Commute" on rlam'.
bill to pay Horace ivan" - 30. mad, the or
der Tor halt past two to-morrow atrrnoon.-
BY committee on banks. tii to rr''rgr the
capital stock Of the bank Of l.yndon. at. i.
was orlcrcd'o 81 r-"dinG. Nv r".nin'trc,
ON manufactures. Nil to Incorporate Vermont
Union copper nInl'. go. and 81 Johu>hn,,
yas lIrht CO. alnen'lr.i IN ordered 10 ) read
iny. Bv General Committee. bill 10 a,nrn,l
- % .,....,,i.I / -. ,...r,.;, ,.,,,,.
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N,w loTk, Nov.3 The steamship GeorLr
Law. from A>pInwaIl. with the Cal;orria
mails of the 9TH INST. arrived at her dock
this afternoon. She brings 800 passengers
and : $40 900 in treasure.
The news Is unlmrortlnt. All the cleo
ton r"'urnS We're IN. hut moi otilc iaI.> count
ed. All the X. y. Ticket i, elected john
son has over 5000 majority for Governor -
hole number OF votes "6 900 The !.rciS
l'turc is composed Of - X, nw Mornings. SO
Democrats and , Wings The Know Nth
i:g majority in the Senate is 4 in The AS
>emhly 1t is %. The Prohhitorv Law is de-
iea'ed by over coon majority against it,
Ex-Governor Foote and En- congressman
Marshall and Pry,on are SPOKEN of amonr
the n. y. TOR Senators to succeed Gwyn
Ten. Denver. Secretary Of State, had left
for the States 10 claim his sea, in the House
OF Representatives in the next Congress-
party OF l29 recruits left IN the Uncle
sam. to JOIN Walkers expedition.
Another exPed'iion was 20 90 from Nevada
Daring Exploit.
DR.. b. l.. Bal. who is said to he an enter
prI>Ing and extensive traveller ,.rea,. 4 a f. w
days since a very extensive excitement b, a
somewhat foOlhar'ly, unattended visit to the
summit OF the White Mountains. He made
the ascent week ago last THURSDAY. and was
expecte back az the Glen Hons" the same
day. Not appearing there. it was PRESUMED
that he had persisted. and his death was AZ
cOrdln9iv announced. Ia the mean tim" he
got lost IN his descent fro; y. mountain.
slept out two severe cold 'i..,. under III.
shelter OF large umbrella hnd little moss
and rubbish, and was preparing for another
night IN the same quarters. when he was
found 10y party sent in search of Jim. and
taken to the Glen House Ills feet were bad
~ frozen but at the last accounts he was DO
ing well. Tie felt no hunger during his long
detention and exposure. but suffered very
severely from thirst.-La,caS',r Democrn.
Hey. +. H. Chaplin, Of New York. de.
IIvered lecture in Philadelphia on the char
acter OF John IIampden, the English patrio,
and champion OF Liberty. The North .imeyi.
can SAYS:
" lie drew fine comparison between the
characters OF llampdtn and Wa>hinyton.a and
then passed to a consideration uf the s;ruy
giles between liberty and dr>poi>m in our
own day One Of his sentences in this con-
nc,'''on IS worthy Of an imperi,hatle record.
w hen liberty is at stake, said he. we can
no. be too scrnpulous; We must FURNISH nv
every precedent; We must parlry upon a
mar Tor that hair NAV be fibre of eternal
r':ht upon which hang the dv>tiuies OF mil
mons The concluding invWation 10 the
spirits OF The departed champions OF liberty
was grand IN conception and delivered with
limiting eHe:t Such t!c9u nee is rarely
trt",.
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School Books.
MATRIMONIAL,

N lOl NJ, man q. far fortune good acc,,u;,i>h
"A mems. s:eav HABITS. and - wears of age is d.,
>Ir"us Of finding partner for :'e She mus, be in
ieillse. we'll educated. amia.', possessing AN or
binary degree Of beauty and no. above twenty tiy.
wears ~ aC". Address r. ID 81 Johnshurv W
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-DEsrRUCTIvE FIRE AT NEwForNp-
LAND.-Two hundred houses burnt On the
18th of Oct a fire occurred at Tarrahm's
town. St. Johns, Newfoundland. The St.
Johns papers say that upwards Of 100 chin
neys now standing. show that over 200 houses
were burnt And about 400 families burrt
out, many Of poorer classes. Many of the
public buildings we're burnt. An extent of
) acres was burnt over.
MIR. SEwARDs's SPElCh.-The Wash
incton Union prints Senator Stewards Re-
publican speech in full, and the Star, the iun
Tor administration organ. says with sicnifi-
canoe and Pertinence, that the South had
better answer Mr.. Seward by "calm reason
AM. irrefrasabe history. and not BY calling
its author disreputabe names: otherwise.
there is no telling what may be the result of
b late year, so rapidly increasing power
and influence"
-THE FLOUR LEAGUE.-Mr. Noah Stod-
Gard, of Fairhaven, who visited the West as
an agent o. the association for the purchase of
flour. has returned. We learn tha: the best
brands Of flour will be delivered at Fsirha-
ven at $3.50 per U.srcI. Although this is
not quite as much ct a discount a. was an,ici-
iated. vet it is a very sensible reduction from
present prices. Buck wheat will he furnish
ed at $3.50 per bag-N B. Standard.
Six men have been arrested in Wis,on-
sin for placing oI>tructions on the track of the
Milwaukee and Mississippi Railroad They
thought they had not been sufficiently COM
pen>ated for cattle killed by the trains.
-SCAECiTY OF Horses Is ErRorr.-A
correspondent OF the Spirit of lie Times. Wi
ting from Paris. remarks on the state of the
LONDON horse market as follows Ladies
saddle horses are not to BE- had, neither are
carriage horses, which will surprise YOU In
thirteen DAYS search ! could not find decent
par for sale at any price. Ii this war lasts
ano'h'. year. the Europeans will be import
ING horses from america, and it would be
we'll worth the att. EtIOn Of farmers and
breeders to raise large horses, fit To draw a
hra,. carriage. or carry heavy man. Good
saddle horses for gentlemen are still to liz
had tv1aNinS tor Them a frs, rate one stands
,ou $500 \ Urea. New York paper state,
that gentleman Is now in that city purrhas-
ing carriage and saddle horses for the Paris
IN irkct -S:oI Register.
-Aaofher effort is being made to obtain
'he pardon Of Dr.. Bcale, the Philadelphia
dentist
The cholera is still raging with unex
amplrd fatality at Porto Ca!wllo. and there j.
no business dong. Advices TO Oct. 18th have
been received
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Assignee's Notice,

YNHE undersigned. having been appointed As
4 sIgncc ct Isaac Watts. II reac.iarl la'e uIer-
chant IN trade. hereby gives notice 10 ali person.
indebted I" sad Watts, that immediate Iivr,cr,.
must be- made. 80 DAYS Will be given for pav,ncn,>
I" te mace {" me. Legal measures will I've taken
Toy the collection Of those remaining dine after ,ha,
time JAMES Lang, Assignee
Icariiam Hollow. Nov $50. +54ti
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Beautiful French Cloaks

A No laima-. Long sni -.i,are sIiawl~ for both
lad''. AID "-n''' men. at L-r.r Jries at S.
'E"Ei , man can " to,ini elsewhere. Please
call ard sx-in.4.
w. TO. III
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narriSon's Columbian Ink, Black,

yNOR Courts q: Record. Banks Railroads. Pc
offices Insurance Offices. Eiit,r. Author,
LAWYERS. Doctors. tierg,inen. C"nnn,.rcia anr
Business men Of every sort. Colleges Academic,
ma SCHOOLS. and that great rla. VIII" Sustain "a,
lie farmer>: the gi,.a !, l. 81 Ike CMu:rv 81:
o13 bottles sold in l.5l is significant That the crea
American fe' PIE appreciate The American l,lk ma.
Nv Harrison the American Manufacturer and Bet. !,
'nlne rs great superiority all foreign l,k> I.
: ri whole >ale and retail TX
r. ". HOWARD.
81. .Ioln>hury. Oct. H. l>E, .:0,.
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STEWART & cos
BOOK Sale

nNER 100000 worth Of Books and other val
nahie property TO he disposed Of Immediately
for x5.OOO DOLLARS, in lots ut one dollar
each. We have in many eases, and shall continue
to sell
Book K Gold Watch for 81!
Sale TO continue for few DAYS only. at the room
over Camps Grocery Store, opposite ST. Johnsburv
House. st. Joln>bury, VT.
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DISCOVERY OF YET TWO MORE As
TfEojD> We received TIN, morning intcIl-
."nor Of The discovery of two Asteroids. or
>tna!! planets. between Wars and Jupiter. on
he sam" day. O'tol'e, ,5th-one by Luther. at
Blk. in Prussia and the other bv Goldsmith.
OF Paris. Both planets were also again Oh
served on the .lh al Altoona or Paris
The numb-r of the discovered asteroids
has OF LATE Years So rapidly increased tina, We
~, '"'.'"nii how many are now kno~n, bu.
believe these two last will he about the 3Ttb
and Goth 7rac,|cr.
-ilIGH GRurNp- America i, the only
ro"n'rv on earth, that can }o>slhlv Law CLAIM,
I" The natural capital OF the globe The re-
searches Of Lieut.. M.ury have demonstrated
that ~ wind and wave. it is down stream,
from our country to all the world and tina,
all ra,'on> must ascend 10 reach it. With an
ocean on either hand. It's power Icscpnds with
Gel rrv 20 every country on the sphere and
fhaf too from even TIE deepest interior of
the country.
- Geographic intelligence from Mont, e.
i'er announces the passage. by the Honsc. O.
the Till relating 10 the shirc-town of Caledo
ma County, with the amendment mentioned
ny our correspondent, transferring Cabot tc
Washington County.
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARkET-Nov. :.
" Narke' 10 Garlic. iloo Eeeve>. and go store
, c.n>>ing 81 Working Oxen Cows and Calves
Hearings. Nv" ana Three Years Old
ft''-- Market ",rf-txtrr =, ;as per cwt. II
1N''FV >':..'': 2fGualltv. Ssa6.,5; 81 quality
2';''.1:': ordinary Sia:, per loo lbs
I H1rrri'nE 'r';lr-N" quotations.
>'"r"S- " Working oxen-S:5.>5 IUoal6O.
Cows auitalvrs-SL5 70 ~
Hi 'e~->6.:'"a7 per cwt. Tallow-sa5n. 10.
Ith>-'3a>1r. Cali Skins-l3' per ID.
("arl;uc>-l2 Two Years OJ-S1l IN Is
Ih"re le@r>Oli Sis ~ S1@
S'c'i IN" i"'nb>-6i"o at market. Extra, 81:
d: hv .o:. 81 t.
Swine! K for old
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INVITATION!

Y>HE Ladies and gentlemen of ST. .Johnshurv &
vicinity, are invited to examine nv Fall stock
OF Goods. can say with confidence that better
assortment of Dry Goods cannot lie found this side
OF the State Capital, at greater bargains Please
call and examine my assortment before purchasing
elsewhere. F. JF.WFTT
st. Joinsburv, Oct !, 1855 e4atf
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FARM FOR SALE.

I'ht Subs ri -r "f:"r< t'r sal" his Farm Grown
= as the Owen Farni.l situated .ne And a-haf
miles from -. Jehnsh1iry C.nrie N,,lu.- r,,..;p
'ng over loo acres OF land! with a.i ..ia;np..
With running water at House AMI Barn. aud viii
'e sold together or in parts o. ac.s '.noaa.e pur-
chasers. E,i\ y .CoS
~. L'hn>burv Centre oct. O. lsI-. .a2-5.
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Ladies Notice,

y>Al.L and winter Does ton!s Of var;ous =, Ice
ana PATTERN, wiz. large a~sor.m.i,, 81 Dress
trimmings, 'n>f reseiTed AMI selling AZ exceedingly
.ow prices. by y JEWET1
"c' 100 S52s5.
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MONUMENTS,

Grave Str.cs. Hearth>. Center Table and VAL
>tard Tcp-. Niche Sill>. nanuf. ,tur..d Of Marble
frantic. SAFE. :, ar and rec Stuae, a, tire i~e.,
,p.>tile ara.
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= The cholera is still raging with unex-
amplrd fatality at Porto Ca!,vllo. and there is
no business dong. Advices to Oct. 18th have
been received
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-25
Married

IT, Sacramento April 49, hl David II. Norris 70 Miss Mary
4 Stout. a. q sacrament.
In ssu Fr4n,i co. April - John H. Pooe MIS- Emma H.
Pens
In S.crsrsto April o. Mf. sterhen W Butler Of sacra
u.eut0 o. Nj Ellen Miller late II b-o0slyn. New-fQrk
Al Nai.eio Anvil Mr. Lewis n. Long. % the Pacific tx
rrr COMPANY Mrs Rebecca b. kls both of Phiad ph
Near ne Lower Fey the luin Mr. Henry tk 20
MIss aralne O. lshirF, both q San Joaquin Co.
L. Couubi he .tA April AF %. T. Dagis - Bliss Hanna
Rouze. $50
AZ Henics on the 2s' April Mr. Francis L. Such Of Mlrt
ne. 20 Mrs R0=ine Sloan n san trlncc0.
IT, Marysvie April " Mr.. Robert Thnan Of New YORK, %
Mis- HennetG Day Of New-Iersty
A. Day or's Barch Apd -, Charles Seh01 Mary Cstha
rire Armstrong 18th Of Niagara Valley
In Shasta pill II. Ltwein WILLIAMS Of Whisky 'ieet %
Mi-s Nancy Caroline Roma.e, 4 Shasta 49, ,
10 Santa Cruz Apl Is. BascOn Ci-s 20 Ms Mary benne
In Crescent ,ty April u, Joseph g. Wal and MIS- Margaret
NcGmder.
In ssI francisco April 3, Thomas MeGeorge 70 Mis- Mary
l.. Fsh-r 49,
man Esg. David L. swain 10 Miss Jenny Given oil OF that
city. ~, =, ,
both OF Net tryVuie Cal a.
10 Soth mpqaa Oregon March p David Hurst 70 Miss
IN Portland OREGON T. NJ Arnold Of Yreks, esforaii
In olympia ". T. George W. Corlss 70 Miss Luereia R.
In OLYMPIA April H. 4 Benton Moses Ns. Sarah Jiue
In Uuoutown April 15 by j. ?. Long Esq, James q. Well
Al Lux. - II Dorado County april 2 A b. Lais 20
In Autuln April r. G. F. Psnnebaksr OF Trinity County
MI :. a. sns h. Of Placer County.
Ia Hor-.topn Shss'a County the 18th April. N. John C.
Spencer 10 Miss Rachel ' anhOu-cn
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OREGON.

From Oregon. the news j. up the aith Of April.
TIE IyDIsNs.-1H The Orcy0RiaH Is informed through
a messenger fiCm the Indians in the vicinity OF the
WGlla-N0la country, that the various Tribes oi the
two Territories OF Oregon and Washington IN thai
neigh ler'ec.ly quiet and peaccably dis
vosed and are anxious 10 enter INTO The contemplated
treaty with Gov. stevens and Gen. Palmer; and Il
was with view Of facilitating the assembling OF TINS
council that Uoy had dapGt he'd messenger 10 Gov.
stevens.
Gov. stevens and Gen. Palmer are now making ~.
rauccmenis 10 have er0nd conunct assembling oil all
q e rLcs Of the two Icrorlgs IN the vicinity 20 an
early dav with view If entering into treaty wan
Them that viii tile our Indian relations IN that drec
ton on q permanent aud pes cable footing.
\ NFw PAPER.-A lew weekly paper has been
started at Oregon CRY called Ire Ortsoa ArgH' 10y
W l.. Adams, Editor and Proprietor. IL HOSTS Inc
beuuer of the Maine Law.
EDCcArloy.-Owins 20 the sqar,eness Of popua-
ton and the indifference OF many OF the people, te
common schools have BEEN much neglected m Oregon.
There seems 10 be some general movement toadyance
the causc. Iks Arg says;
zone of the most favorable symptoms We have 20
record Is apparent general interest on the subject
Of education We lear of simultaneous moven 'nts
H. its behalf IN number OF places 10 dhrcut sections
81 he country. A number of encrprsng men m
Polk County have lately undertaken Ia cree house
AZ cost OF some three thousand dollars Tor the pur-
nose of combining q cool district school with one
where oil the higher branches necessary 20 be taught
Ia the country can lie aC1uget Ine-e are some t"o
hundred and acres ~ land donated 20 ihc stu-
ton nllch VII! mostly D> aoa or IN lps 10 Htt IA-
oh0s,ls wl may wish TO settle there for school pryl-
lcecs The building il under contract 10 bee erected
We suppose hy Ills lime. The institution is TO take
the name of Be.Lcl institute.
PoiITICAL NoHINA ri0Af.--tien. Joseph Lane has
been nominated i0r Delegate 20 Congress.
The Democrats adopt a NebrsNa platform.
The Nligs have n0lIiullcl Con. j. q. 4. Gtines.
Tie Convention resolved "that the only platform TINS
" Convention viii furnish It's nominee be this; con-
'Ggi1es a. an the world.
The County nominations were not yet male. We
see one OF two Wing County Conventions were in ses-
sion crd bad adopted Alii-N cbraska resolutions.
Tie DcmoGaiic papus gre our strongly Against the
Know -Nothngs.
SUicDF.-Nc learn that Mr.. Parrish OF Clcha-
lem Valley Ndnldll County, put an end TO bis life On
tie 9Th inst. by blowing )ut III, brains with IA r.ile.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-25
WASHINGTON TERRITORY.

INDIAN TREATIES EAST or THE CAscADEs.-We
learn that Gen. Palmer, S1perni udeni Of Indian Az
fairs for Oregon and Gov. Stevens ofths icui Dry, will
Moy noxt tt at jointly vi h The Dibcs common to the
two tcritori,s-ihe Nallu-Na las, the CayOsss and
the Nes reroos who occupy land in both icftories-
will be assembled IN the Walla.Walll valley, and
there is every prospect Of negotiations being sue
cesstul.
1lelakimas, Clikitas, Plschouse, Okimkaine and
the paiouss all OF this territory, viii be assemble az
the same time and place, as wei as the rem aiming
small bands OF both territories, adjacent to he waters
o. the Columbia.
Tie 10th day Of NAY has been fixed for the opening
If the council. The treaty ground has been selected
ard The goods and provisions required have reached
il or are ON thcr way; all the Indian Chiefs have
aucod TO be present and bring their people with ilcn
Report says they were never more peaceAby inclined
ara ire anxious TO have treaties made.
Ths council, If Il result successfully, viii open m
mcdatcy large scope ofcountry 10 our oca rn-ofs
wool-growcfs and farmers, for settlement and cnltya-
ton Many PERSONS We understand deei-u removing
there the IiCsCn season rom the west SIDE OF the ls-
caao mouN,aius, aud on important link will thus be
furnished in tie Chain connecting the settlements on
tie two sides OF the mountains.