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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-02-09

FIRST SESSION..

week
During the last week there have been >cv-
eral ballots, hut ltti" indirati"n ri ch7lre
q. Speaker The Dcnocra Is llr Mr.. Orr.
in hopes q, ccttin. tie Americans to unite
on him but failed. Humphrey Marshall VAL
ted tie Democrats "a select an American Tor
Speaker, ar that the, should allow the a
mrriralS to select IA Democrat /: II: either case
the Americans wo,,'d unite IA tle SUPPORT OF
the candidate thu, selected Mr. y ''itncv
of New York and Cullen oi Delaware diS-
scented from this : they would vote Tor lao
Democrat while >i,ndin. on their present
platform. Mr. Richardson SAID, ii they want
cd union with the Democratic party they
would have COME 10 that.
Subsequently the Americans showed their
Willingness 10. come to that" ly voting for
Mr.. Smith of Va. a Democrat AZ square on
the platform As Richardson or Orr. Ii was
on motion hy Mr.. Tril'i'c OF ia. hmcri-
ran) that Mr. Smith be declared 81 akrr. -
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the Democratic l,latt1 rm oasis on thcm. they
marched up ami TO a :nan vote! for 1t III voting
for Mr.. Smith Tor Speaker. WHO received -"
to 10 a"sin>t Him.
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uarv 80. l>li;. to take i:.to consideration The
recent act OF the Legislature removing the
County shire from Danvir TO St. .;ohnshurv
Meeting assembled at | o'clock. forenoon.
Convention was called to order by Hon.
Henry Stevens of Barnet.
On motion. Dr. T.. M..1Iocks Of Lyndon
was appointed President pro tenn. and Will
liam d. Hartman oil peacham, Secretary
pro TEN.
Moved, that committee of one from each
town toe appointed to nominate list OF oi'i-
GERS for permanent organization.
John p Laird Barnet John Buchanan,
Groton: Robert Miller. RvcSatr: Il. +.
Weeks, Pracham w H. Palmer. DanvilIc
Thomas Lvtord .Jr, Cabot: Hiram Perkins
Walden: l.. H. Dclano. lIardwick Charles
Stark>. st. .Johnsiurv: William Locke, Lyn-
don: Hiram Kelsey, WE,ciock; Laban VI
II. GRAY. Sheffield j. Richardson, Sut-
ON. We're appointed said committee.
Remarks by John Mcclure, Of Rvegatc,
and f. MlattockS. of Lyndon.
Voted. That a committee OF seven be az
pointed to sd !,nit Resolutions to the Convcn-
ton.
Andrew MrN!iian, Danvillc; J. ID. Bell
Walden Jacob Blanchard. Pcacham Hen
nv Stevens, Barnet: John Brih.rnan. Jr.
!Iardwck Hiram Wheeler, St Johu>bury
John NJ. Weeks, Lyndon, were appointed
SAID committee.
Committee on permanent organization, re
ported.
For Prcsi lent. William Locke. Lyndon
Vic" Presidents. Ora Crosby, llardwck
Henry Stevens. Barnet Daniel Roberts
iroton: Robert Cochran, Ryc.atc: William
Chase, Wh",lock; Thomas Lytor1. Jr. Cab
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Robert Kelsey, Danvi.le: j. Blanchard
Pccham.
For Secretaries E. Mat'o rs Lyndon
L. W. Delano. lIardwick: t. I. Weeks
Pe"'ham. Which report was adopted.
Adjourned till afternoon.
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President
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-02-09

- SMALL PUX. - We are informed on
cent case of small pox in this village, and that
the reports to that effect are wholly without
foundation
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-02-09

GREAT FIRE IN MANCHESTER,

W ">f\ilR vi Is DE- IEpNEp
MIR. j. Is. Hot SION, Baggage Master ON
the Fa>sump>ic Railroad has furnished rs
with The following:
TUESDAY. FtBEt AIRY >.
his morhln" At five o'clock fire broke ont
IN tn" basement prc>>room Of the rrrtiur ot.
hcrs and N few minutes spread over the
entire building. and IN on" hour the Whole
bu'slin" was rrc>traic In this huildiuu
were the printing offices of the Unl, Il
Weekly american. Athot 4 Warren: U,i)y
x Weekly Mirror John Is Clarke: Union
Democrat. j VI. Camt,b,.il Stars X Stri,m>.
T.. Bartholomew. All the material, wcr,
destroyed not single t,lrc or sheet of va
per was saved. Also in the building were
the Manchester Bank. Civ Library. Civ
Liquor Agency. and the Odd Fellow, Hall
Also the large stores Of | Shepherd. y.
Hines. d. e. Bent. Hardy \ Plum,ncr. A.
so a !ar"- number of Inv offices. libraries.
PrIvat" rooms. &c. The two larcc prc>>r,
on which were printed every paper in The.
city. owned Nv Mr.. Gilmore. in the base.
mcnf. around whicl. the fire started
The loss II Is impossible to estimate. The
Huil''in@ was worth >jo.U0o 10 10000. --
The loss I" i''e different Offices is larcc. The.
Cty Library /, entirely consumed, au, IA.
loss OF course can with difficulty be rerlac-
ed
The names Of the LAWYERS in the Luildino.
were Gross & Toplil. Morrison, Fitch a
Stanley, :. \. Bell, j. f. Moore, W. C.. 4
: &: Clarke Netting OF consequence was
saved from any OF these offices.
we issue this extra irom the Demmruf
olil'c, ;'c doors Of which have been kindly
t"'""n ci'Hn TO rs ~ TIC proprietor. Mr..
GG0il!e
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SPECIAhT cTICEs.

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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-02-09

AT a mrctin. of the Directors CT the
Passnmpsic Bank, held on the 9th inst, Bar
ron Moulton, Esq. was elected President of
that Institution
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-02-09

-SrprrN nrAru.- Martin E,morc. a..
ed ninc'N-ihi"c wears WAS fnund dead In hi~
ted on the morning ni the lf'h uli. He
died IN tie town oi E.moir. where he hal
lived for many wears. t'.in. oi The first
settlers ~ The Gown. He retired III" evening
prc,inu> in his usual heath. For many
wears IN succession he represented his town
a; Montpelier. He was man ot actisc
tu>lre>> habits. and retained hi~ faculties az
rarcnrv und!!nnei TO the ls>;- '.s:>'..
>rad'irf.
-Sn",N,>G ACrirt>r.-A mite daach
Tex. four wears oi ace. ct NJ. Collins. al
Sh ,;t>hnrv, was burned To Lt.,ih one day
lat week. She and an cider dtu.hicr, al
some ten or eleven wears. were irt: acne IA
ttc mouse. Ard hv >Glic means Inc little cT,i-
t.rc aii:e IA cc,.tatt n..h Tx .7e. ....l Al
:..'1-a oH, =: tloit possible W. mace - '''e
.i,!cr cici To ave her >i>;,r-cv ar, in- f'F
CD: .yors ana pattias saow I.0a atf-sA'
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-02-09

they no respect for the obligations imposed
pn,r them +, their oalhs of office, such sup
position micm possibly .e INDUCED. But it
would nevertheless rcnu,.r them objects Of
contempt in the eyes Of nineteenth, OF the
very men who composed the Danville meet
ing. Nosuch result, however, need be far
ed. The Judges Of the County Court will
do their duty-neithcr have the people of
tn" County so base an opinion of them as to
suppose they would dcsist from its perform
ance. The County Buildings will be erected
Just where the Legislature, by its agents, To-
Gated them. They will cost the County nci
Their 100000, $50, 1000, $4,000, nor $50, 900,
as has been reported. They will cost no
more, and probably no: so much, as new and
suitable buildings would cost in some other
town. Neither will the Legislature re,eal
the law requiring their erection, and thus i'm
pose double tdr on the County to erect
buildings in another place int, if some of
the orignators OF the Danvile meeting do
not succeed in obtaining office by the excite
ment they have stirred up in the County by
subteriuge and prctence-why, there may be
some broken hearts next September! Our
advice to the people Of the County is: Look
out for the cat under the meal. That cat is
eyeing IA, places, ard would even tax YOU
10 build t!co Court Houses, rather than fail
to secure the coveted positions.
Of the resolutions actually passed By the
meeting we have only to say that they are
proscriptive in tone,in some respects extreme
ly untru,hful, and that We believe large ma
ori.y of those who voted for them. in more
sober moments. will regret that they had any
band in the matter,
The Placer herald., 1856-11-22

san DIEGO Coal CoMPANY.-We learn
from the San Diego Herald that the coal
company have stopped work for the present,
owing to the water flooding in upon them
from the ocean. They have now sufficient
number Of stoam-pumps to keep the shaft
free, but have not as yet been able TO get
their heavy boiler over the bill back of the
Playa, to the scene OF the operations The
engine and other machinery is already on
the spot, and We learn that after breaking
down all the heavy wheels in the county,
they have let out the job of getting the boiler
over the hills to be done with tackles As
soon as this can be done, they will recon-
mence operations when we hope to see all the
Panama and Nicaragua steamers touching
in here for their fuel, which can be supplied
at about two-thirds the price at San Fran
cisco.
The Placer herald., 1856-11-22

ANOTHER ESCAPE FROM NEVADA jail
WHAT DOES 1T MEAN-The Nevada Jouranl
SAYS: 1t has only been one week since the
Sheriff of this county, and his deputy lost
their lives in the attempt to capture two
prisoners who had escaped second time,
in a most mysterious manner from the
county JAIL Another prisoner named Har-
graves, under sentence of ten years to State
prison, for killing man near San Juan, Il
was discovered on Monday night, 10th
November, had made his escape by breaking
through the wall into a cell adjoining the
one in which he was confined, and which
was not locked. We learn from Mr.. Grimes
that since he took possession of the office Of
Sheriff, he has continued the deputies Of
Sheriff Whright one of whom has charge Of
the keys of the Jail to the present time.
The Placer herald., 1856-11-22

ACCUSING EACH OTHER.-The Blacks and
Know Nothngs are at Ioggerheads, accusing
each othet of being the cause Of their defeat,
and the success ofthe Democracy. The Sacra-
mento Union goes at the Blacks hammer and
tongs, and proves to its own satisfaction at
least that is entirely owing to their perverslty
that Fillmore lost the vote of California, just
AS if it could have done him the feast good
had he cotton it. The Daily Times on the
other hand, accuses the Union with being
the greal stumblin block, and says.
No paper in the State is more culpabIe IN
this matter than the Sacramento On1on
Claiming independence, and exerting a
strong influence through the State, 1t lent or
sold itself to the pitituI task of glavanNng
and bolstering up party which it knew the
masses of intelligent voter Of the State could
consent to support.
at is a very pretty quarrel as it stands" and
we have no desire TO mar the sport
The Placer herald., 1856-11-22
Notice 70 Enforce Mechanics Lien.

District Court, llth judicial District, Placer Co.
Woodn and Steel, VS.. William L. Henson, As.
signee of the estate of George ii. Stephens:
A LII persons holding or claiming liens under
u the provisions of an Act of the Legislature
of tbis State. entitled can act Tor securing Liens
Of Mechanics and Others" approved April 9th
1855. upon certain reservoir, above and near the
town of Auburn, in said county. and certain water
works conducting the water therefrom to the Ame
rcan Hotel. in said town, are hereby notified TO
be and appear before SAID court on the rst day of
tho newt term thereof at the opening of the court
on that day, then and there to exhibit the proofs
~ such liens A failure to exhibit such proofs
y'ill bn deemed waiver Of such lien
B. f. MYRES,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Nov 17th 1856.
The Placer herald., 1856-11-22

Salvation to al! men-and some women-
has always been our religious belief, but
Township No. s, of this county goes step
further leaves all political distinctions be-
tween the sexes. BY reference to the official
returns. on our first page, it will be seen that
the free and independent voters of that
Township have elected one woman Justice
Of tbe Peace and another Constable The
Township is Republican, and thereby hangs
a tale.
The Placer herald., 1856-11-22
The Official Vote.

Owing to not having a sufficient quantity
of figures we are unable to publish this week
the entire table of the official vote of the
comfy.
Kings majority is 1o4; MitchelPs 274;
Thomas ZIG; Stoner's 3s6; Spann's $50
Gaunt's 1855; Phelps 100; Houses sos; NH
lette's COS.
We will publish the balance of the table
next week.
The Placer herald., 1856-11-22
DISTRICT C0URT-11.h Judicial District.
Hon J. NJ. HOWELL, JUDGE.

Jones vs. Hollenbeck etal-Judgme for plain
tiff against j. D. S. Hollenbeck for two thousand
nine hundred and sixty dollars. and interest, and
decree OF sale Of mortgagcd property.
Hmrod q Jones rs. Bdllen ct al-Demurrer
overrued and ten days allowed for defendant 10
answer.
l.. NJ. Denn son vs. Henson vs. Sheriff Demur-
rer sustained. and ten days allowed to answer.
FaXon ct al, VS.. Lynn TT al-Judgment for the
Plaintiffs for fifty dollars damages.
Bush VS.. King x Co.-Contitucd for the term
Dexter vs.. Haycock.- Continued for the term
Locke Il Rider VS.. Haycock-Deault set aside
and defendants allowsd to answer.
The People VS.. He Ming and Chung Sng-In
dctrneut dismissed as to He Ming. and defendant
discharged.
Farnsworth ct al VS.. Jones, ct al.--verdict for
defendants.
Allen ct al. VS.. Rabbit ct al Continued for
the term.
Stephens vs.. His Creditors-Demand of nsol-
vent for exemption Of certain property overruled.
Wm. Dexter VS.. G.. Haycock Judgment for
plaintiff five hundred and iifty-eieht dollars and
thirteen cents and order for sale Of mortgaged
premises.
Bush vs.. King & Co-Judgment for plaintiff,
six hundred and eighty-ive dollars and fifteen cts.
John II. Martin ct al. VS.. j. L. Mcdonald ct al.
Judgment for detendents
B. F. Myres VS.. J. NJ. Co'lier-Jas. Anderson
made referee to execute conveyance.
Geo A. Keehner vs.. Henson, assignee-Judg-
ment for plaintiff of six hundred and ght
dollars and eighty three cents, and order for sale
Of attached property.
Geo Belts VS.. Same.-Judgment for plaintiff of
seven hundred and seven dollars and 20 cencts,
and order for sale Of attached property.
j. w. 7Welch VS.. Indian Canon Flume Co.-De-
murrcr overruled.
Morse ct al VS. Vickering ct at.-Judgment for
plaintiffs.
Hill VS. King.-Verdict for defendants.
The People VS. Potts.-V erdict Of guilty of muir
der in the second degree sentenced to imprlson-
ment in the Pententiary during life.
The Placer herald., 1856-11-22
Atlantic Mail.

Our election table has crowded ont the
Atlantic news; suffice it to say, that the elec-
tion news is still favorable to the democrats.
Walker has plenty of men in Nicaragua
s. c. Astin has returned.
The Placer herald., 1856-11-22
NOTICE,

vuyUE annual meeting of the Stockholders of
the Horse Shoe Bar and Pilot Hill Turnpike
Company. for the election of officers viii be held
at Horse Shoe Bar, on Saturday me Z9Ih INST at
10 o-clock NJ. A. J. KIDD. Secy
per B. c. ALLEN.
uorse Shoe Bar. Nov. lst, 1886.
The Placer herald., 1856-11-22

CouRr OF SEssIoNs.-This court has been
in session during the week, only however, for
the purpose of the action of the Grand jury.
Trials will come off next week.
The Placer herald., 1856-11-22
First PAGE.

On the first page will be found the re
turns for Supervisors; Justices and Consta
HOS
The Placer herald., 1856-11-22

Wells, Fargo & Co.'S Express were first with
papers brough By the Golden Gate.
Mr.. Oberdecner laid upon our table Harper's
and Putnam's magazines and n. Y. Herald, for
which he has our thanks.
Pacific Express also favored US with files Of
States papers by the last steamcr-may their
shadows never gr0w less.
The Placer herald., 1856-11-22
Campaigners.

With this number of the Herald, we part
with our campaign subscribers. For the
past three months, you have been our faith
full companions, sharing with us our hopes
and fears;-shouted with us over victories
and sorrowed with us under defeat. As the
result Of the contest comes in, we find our
selves the victors of TIE field.
Buchanan is, without doubt, elected Presi
dent of the United States, for the four years
commencing March 4th, 1857. We have
not the returns to show for it, but enough is
known of the sentiment in Pennsylvania and
Indiana to place the result beyond reasona-
bic question. The conclusion of the contest
in our State and county is known certain.
These are great results--attributabI to the
patriotism and sound discriminating sense
Of the faithful Democracy Of tfty-sir.
Wherever you may go-or in whatsoever
political position you may find yourselves,
YOU will look back upon this campaign, as
one of the marked eras in American politics.
1t will become test question in time to
come-"was he faithful in the campaign of
fifty-sixa"
Bear hence, in your pilgrimages, the proud
satisfaction of knowing that 'in the dark and
troubled night" of your country's peril, you
we're true to your country's honor and best
interests, to the great American conservative
principle Of Democracy-a principle thus
defined by a great leader in the faith
"A sentiment not to be appalled,, corrupted or
compromscd 1t knows baseness, 1t covers
to no danger, it oppresses no weakness. DestIuc-
tive only OF dcspotism, it is the sole conserVator
of liberty. labor and property. 1t Is the SehtI-
ment of freedom, of equal rights, OF equal obi ga
tions--the law of nature peryading the law OF the
aud.'
VorE on THE CoNsTrUrIoN.-lhe amend
ment to the Constitution received IN this
county 2.462 votes, and there WAS poIled
against it 795.
VOTE on THE RAILRoAD.-lhs project
was voted down in the county by a vote OF
3l9 in favor of it, and 1892 votes against It,
STAGE TO MARYsvILLE.-The Stage Line
from Auburn to Marysvile, is again in opera
ton. The stage now runs regularly three
times a week; passing by Ophir, Doty's Flat
Gold Hill, Newtown, Cox's Ranch, and
Jobnson's Ranch. at Bear River.
The Placer herald., 1856-11-22

District Co,trf Nh Judicjai District. Placer Co.
O. n. May & Co., VS.. Wm 7. Henson, Assignee
of the Estate of George II. Stephens.
A LII persons holding or claiming Liens under
"a the provisions of an act of the Legislature
Of this State entitled ian act for securing Liens
of Mechanics and others approved April 9th,
1850 upon the American Hotel brick building
in the town of Auburn. in said county. are hereby
notified to be and appear before said Court on
the first day OF the next term thereof on the open
ing of the Court on that day, then and there to
exhibit the proofs Of such Liens. A failure to eX-
hbt such proofs will be deemed a waiver Of such
Lien. p. +. MYRES.
Attorney for Plaintiff
The Placer herald., 1856-11-22
Nov. 18th, 1856.

District Couy,t 11H JltdirjH District. Placer Co.
Smith and Evans VS.. VIM. 7. Henson, Assignee
of the Estate of George II, Stephens.
IL persons holding or claiming Liens under
a the provisions of an act of the Legislature OF
this State entitled "an act for securing Liens of
Mechanics and others" approved April 9th. 1855,
upon the American Hotel brick building in the
town Of Auburn, in said county, are hereby notiil-
ed to be and appear before said court on the first
day of the next term thereof, at the opening OF
the court on that day. then and there to exhibit
the proofs of such Liens. failure to exhibit
such proofs will be deemed waiver Of such Lien.
B. +. MYRES,
Nov. 18th. 1856 Attorney for Plaintiff.
The Placer herald., 1856-11-22
Votice to Enforce Mechanics Liens,

District court, l1M judicial District, Placer Co.
pnniamen Hoffman VS.. VIM. Y. Henson. As
siqnee of the Estate of George II. Stephens
A TT, persons holding or claiming Leins under
"A The provisions Of an act of the Legislature
~ tbis state. entitled IAN Act for securing Liens
Of Mechanics and Others" approved April 9th.
Ie55 npon the American Hotel. brick building
in The town of Auburn, in said county are hereby
notified to be and appear before said Court on the
first day of the next term thereof, at the opening
Of tbr court on that day, then and there to exhibit
tha nroofs of such Liens. A failure to exhibit
sncb nroofs will be deemed waiver of such Lien
b. f. MYRES.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
The Placer herald., 1856-11-22

District fottrt in Jxdiciai District, Placer 70.
John L. Reed VS.. VIM. Y. Henson, Assignee OF
the Estate of George II. Stephens.
III persons holding or claiming Liens under
y the provisions of an act of the Legislature OF
this State entitled ''an act for securing Liens OF
Mechanics and others" approved April 9th, 1879,
upon the American Hotel. brick building IN the
town Of Auburn in said county. are hereby notlfl-
ed to be and appear before said court on the lrst
dav of the next term thereof, at the opening OF
the court on that day. then and there to eXhlh!t
the proofs Of said claims. failure to eXhiblt
such proofs will be deemed waiver OF such Lien
B. f. MYRES.
Nov. 18th, '56. Attorney for Plalhtli.
The Placer herald., 1856-11-22

VOTE on THE RAnRoAD.-Ihis project
was voted down in the county by a vote OF
$40 in favor of it, and 1892 votes against It,