The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-04-18
Local and State Matters.


commence on Monday. the 4th of May. The
school at Fairbanks village will be taught by
Miss MARY j. DUTToN; the two on the
Plain by Miss HELEN WOODS and Mis-:
CORDELIA MORSE; that at the Depot by
Miss CALIsTA DOWNING; and the one al
! Paddock's village by Miss LAURA MOORE
They are all experienced and approved
teachers, and if the parents will bat co ope.
rate with them in securing punctuality and
corstancy on the part of the pupils, the
schools will surely answer the purposes fol
which they are designed.
MORE SE1zUREs-Deputy Sheriff Morse
made another search of the shan'v of the in
domitable Madame Hora, and with the usua
good success. The dame received him yer,
courteousy, and rendered him the keys te
all the locks on the premises, assuring him
that there had not been "drap" in the shan.
ty since she was let ont of Jail. A diligeni
search almos: confirmed her statement, bu,
the shrewd officer, noticing that she did no,
stir from the place she occupied when he
went in. politely requested her to step to an.
other part of the room. This she declined to
do, and it was not till he offered TO asS;s: her
movements that she stepped aside and dis
closed what had previously been concealed
under her ample skirts-a two-sallon Jug of
the contrahand liquid. Another JUG of the
same commodity was found near the house.
and the whole was soon seized. condemned.
and spilled.
On the same day another shantv near the
Center was searche'l.and quantity of liguor
seized and poured out. Our friends of the
Center are doing good work in the way of
extermina'ins the traffic in rot gut, and we
wish them all possible success.
FAST DAY passed eff with more than usu-
al quiet While some made of i. holiday.
As has been too much the custom Of late. tn.
most our people repaired TO the house Of God.
and observed this day with apparent hunilia-
ton and prayer. even to the end The Ton
.rera'ions united at the North Church in :h..
morning, and listened with deep inrere>. to
sermon by Rev W. b BOND. from I>ai.b 10.
|. q" Woe unto them that decree unrirlt
cou> DEGREES. and tina: write nriryou>r.>.
which they have prescribed to turn aside.
the NEEDY from judgment. and to take away
the right from the poor of nv peop.e." A.
ter clearly presenting the fact that Gnl has
denounced oppression. especially by ts.o~. in
authority. Mr.. Bond proceeded 10 notice that
last and crowninC outrage. the recent ,.rri>-
ION of the supreme Court in III. bred S..o,,
case toy which whole nation is ,ii>tranrhi>.d
Although delivered in quiet and calm man.
ner, II lacked non" OF the force necessary 70
make II strong ard f-llin. d,.nunria;,on
against those who decree. unri,n.eou,ly.
Nor :" MANr-ln a part Of onr last
we : edition We weH made TO say that the
nu'nhe- oi births in thu oii>rrr. in $50 WAS
"'I- That r.. .--.,. 3D.. ,.--.:..-
o"'n added hv one of those arril,.n'> which
sometimes happen in the hest regulated print
inc ofire>. The ac.ual number was 50
ErIlGIors INTELLIGENCE -n.y. 7 II
iator. OF W"s' Charleston. has arre?-,l
rail- i" take the pastoral! charge of TIL.
n'verSaii>. sorie'v AZ West Concord. H..
coihih'h'ei h'> iahors in his new .iell. on m.
second Sunday in Msr,h. Tn. society Will
immediately make Some imurov, mrn.S u,,on
Their Meeting liou~r.-Eev j Bri'icn. ir.
ct West Concord. entered upon his duties As
Pastor of The Cniver>ali>t so.i-'v in Lyndon.
on SUNDAY. 18th inst His address i Ixn.
don. Meetings at Lyndon Center. every
Sahhaih .-Rev. Mr. Smith. Pastor Of ,b..
Baptist Church AT Lyndon Center, PREACHED
his farewell di>rourS. on SUNDAY. 5ib ms,
and departed during the following week for
the West.
David ". lEohar! (Dpm ha. been
appointed Post Master. at Yves. Concord
vice Charles Chase. (Rep) resigned.
STRIFE AMONG TIE IIENS.-John Rms.
sell. .r.. OF kirhv. sent US hens COW meas.
urinc >l by 6. inches. and weighing Of =
pound Mr. Postmaster Barney showed Ms a
few days since an egg laid by one of his I'm.
Gilman hens of the same weight As the
above
NEW Music sr"HE-.Many of onr read
erS are already aware that Mr. :. \. Els has
opened Music store in No. ,. Kl.tre,,..-s
Building. \ good music store is sometime
that is needed in this place. and if one es,ap-
li>hm"nt can DO the business, We see no rra-
son why ii cannot De made satisfactory to tb.
wants of the public. and remunera,ive to ,h,
proprietor. Mr.. Ellis intends 10 keen on
hand variety of musical instruments. books.
sheet music. and the latest and most popular
songs. See advertisement.
PLowS.-See advertisement of Cooper
Shaw < Co.
FIIE.-There was fire in Bra,tlrhorc on
Thursday last \ barn belonging to the
house lately occupied by DR.. CAREY was
burned with its contents.