The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-03-27

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arc Of course secured az q much smaller .
price,
IN addition Mr., Diulouh received, as pub Z
Usher Of the srutiucl, iu lSi1
For advertising 10 the state Dcpurlmt S4ii .
f" " Post Office $50
publishing Laws ~ .
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On the whole, Mr., Dauforlh must draw up-
ON Uncle samh funds 60 the amount OF some,
thing over $4,000 per unuum--a cugcnt de-
nLEumeni-kTrr PTesB.
C6ryTrUTTTHE- most successful ni-
tempt ~ passing counterfeit money was dis
covered on Wednesday Of this week, 90 R0u-
seq Point Two men made their appearance
there with @ large amount OF money, puTport-
ing to be- upon the LYHaaAL H., AHHh, which
they desired 90 exchange, os they were going
into Canada 20 purchase horses, Mr.. H. II,
llouton, % merchant, took some $500 Of h,
and they succeeded iu exchanging some $1,000
to $1,000 iu all and Immediately lglt as is
supposed for y. y. via, Burlington, ON
Wednesday evening, II is since usccrluiucd
that they disposed or large amounts of the
same money At MoQtrcll and NJ Sauslcid,-
The bills IL h said, Ore altered from one TO
tens 10y some chemical prucrssnud are cyoccd-
ngly well cNccutcdnnd ably calculated Co de-
above We learn that the countcrlwlcr were
arrested Yesterday az Mortified burlington
ScpiiHd
MARROW EsCArT On Tuesday afternoon
Of thi, week, while officer DEWEY was at
tempting 20 arrest one James Van Every, ON
AN old warrant which hc had had In his pos
session some year on more, hc como very
near being seriously IL not fatally injured.
Van Every was in q carriage which was drawn
by two horses, and not seeing Mr., Dewey uu-
Ill be- had placed his hand, upon him and mr.
rested him, As soon, however, as be- discov-
cred that he WAS IN tho clutches OF am %lliccr
he applied the whip to his team, thinking
thereby 10 effect am escape, hut MI Dewey
hung to the carriage, ard was carried to the
north part of the village iu such position
that he could neither lci 40 with safety md
aight upon the ground, or gain seat in the
carriage, until hc had been carried in the
manner nearly quarter OF mile, when bee
succeeded in getting into the carriage The
prisoner seeing that he was likely to be- takon,
dropped the lines and jumped from the car
ringc making his Il cupc.- bennington Bgi-
Hcr.
"a Inc famous sur or isaac VI, Daucls
rs. George W. Robinson, which has been
pending iu Tho Huntington county tnurt for
several years and has been twice tried iu the
supreme Court, has been Withdrawn by. the
plaintiff
ttryruT INV =; ST. .tf.irtvS. sa-t -7r--+,5
Mr.. ). 5 Skinner ofthis place Mas fined so
and cost Of prosecution for violating the Ii
quor Law.
fTvt f'T5TiTJ i7i-iJ', tT ~.
the Sheriff ON the track of On old French
man, named Reno from 81, Johns, who was
reported To bc doing good business in hiring
ing liquor from her majc,ty's duminiouS. The
Sheriff found him at james COTS in this vii
agc, where he had filled a large pail with rat
gH whSl,cy. The Sheriff walked the gentle
man 10 the Jail where he remained till Mon.
day, when he was brought before justice Brad
ly and fined $50 and cosL-SL .iN0HS Mes
I SrHger --'
Tm First VERMONT EDITION or THE 81.
nLE-lhc first Vermont edition OF the Bible
was printed by McrriGcld and Cochran in
Windsor, in 1872. The printers were nearly
three Years in setting up the type and getting
out the edition. The only copy whicl, We
have seen of this edition, is well printed, aud
does honor to the firm who thus carly man-
tested so much, 1oaA and enterprise ms publish
crs and printers. The publishers lost about
$4,000 in the enterprise, owing to Il rival firm
bringing n large quantity of Bibles into
town. Al that period the printing of the BIZ
required strong faith and great energy and
zeal to make the effort. MIR. Mortified, one
of the publishers. lis yet in Windsor, engaged
7 ~ tltt. l4eel, -hnAiIaG&@-Il- l4aAuI-ll aLElaL-
/ to With feelings of sadocss we announce
the sudden death of b. G. BRIGHAM, Esq. Of
Fairfax. He died at his residence in that
town on Tuesday last ut noon. Only short
time since, he returned from Washington,
when he was taken with a cougcstivo fever,
which soon finished its work in death. He
has figured somewhat largely in political life
of late more especially. Sentinel.
/ AN HONEST MANA gentleman of-this
village informs us that few evenings since
while returning home in the cars he lost his
pocket book, which was found by one of the
employees OF the ruUti, uftrr-uii the puvvrrgrrv
had left. BY its contents the finder was en-
nbcd To ascertain who the owner was, and
Immediately returned it to him.-BcHnjnTon
Banner.
SAD ACCIpENT--On Tuesday OF last wecl,
young man named Paschal Matters, had the
furchnger of his left hand cut of, and the
thumb and remaining fingers badly mutilatcd
( by circular saw, in Mr.. Milton Bakc's
Clothes Pin mandatory in llartaud. lie
had just commenced work for Mr.. Blake, and
had not been at the saw more than ten mir
utcs when the accident occurred Wind
Sor JOuyH1i.
/ SUDDEN DENTH-Mr. Alphcus Dean Of
Springfield. died very suddenly at Chremont,
/ New Hampshire, ON Thursday the llth in
( slant lie arrived ut the-Sulliyan House,
and after seeing that his horse was well cared
! for complained of being unwell. Being alb
sent from the Hotel few hours, search was
made for him, and he was found wrapped up
in buffalo robe lying upon the stable floor.
. He lived but a short time after. being found.
a post norton examination revealed the fact
of a rupture of blood vessel in the head to
have been the cause of his death Windsor
journal.
ARREST FOR RAPE-Dr w. II. NJ. How