The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-03-06

Nena- For County Commissioners John Morse
had 81 votes,
WATERFORD Modpqior-John Feloh.-
ToirH Cirrk anil 7leauUer-l- 3, Freeman,
Seiccfmm--John lIoughton, Orson Cushmau,
j, w, Hastings, OrGscH ~ The iopr-
J, 7, Carr, III CohsioLie-L, d IIilL pa
d0 &, &, Goss, Graud Jurors--John lcch,
i, H. Carpenter, Brigham Pike, Torn Ageni
VIM. lIoycy Lisiers MouIon,
Dennis May, Stephen Richardson. Sp.t
of schooL-r, a, Cutlor, 7,wstee--A r.
Ross,
LYNDON Moderator Thomas Bartlett
7ooH ctGk and Iredwer-lsaao w sam
born. lSdccfmeH Charles Folsom, Nm,
T.. Pierce, Norman Baker. Orerseer of Ioor
Samuel Bigclow, CoHdaLlc-P, W, VII.
marlh Lisicrs- J, r. q. Cunningham, lifl,s,
tus Graves A, o. Harms dpiiiDs--E, b.
Chase VIM, McGahcy, j, NJ, Weeks, For
Commissioner John Morse 80, scattering d.
PAcuAM.- Uo6rgio,.-M. Hale. <C}.ri
Il, j, Livingston. Sirrimcu-E @. Tar
row, Asa Sergeant, \, b. Partridge, Oruv.rr
Of Poer,ud .lgrm-lIcnry Walker. Con-
stable and CoHertor--L. W. Brown, Lisicn
james II HENDERSON, o, 7, Hooper, JOHN C.
Northrup, .SupI scloois--Asaph BoutcIlr
Vote for County Commissioner John Morse,
100,
Kmwy, 49, Clok-C H. Graves. Se'cc,mo,
f. W. Church, Il. u. Nickcrsou, s., Ran
ney. Orosccr If Poor--Il, y, Young, Ia
CoustaLie--lIram Stevens Lisics-Mcjl
Ncwhall, II. ID. Young, Alfred Stoddard.-
| loun IgpgR and 7i1miec--A, ". Burroughs.
S,pl Sciool,-A. W. Burroughs Gygmd
',Irou-B. b. Nickcrson, Il. Rislcy. Coun-
/ Is Commissioner, John Morse had 81, aud
/ Josiah Bean ..
-ModTatyr-Wm II. lllr,s.
horn. Toien Cicrk--John Dodge Seicr'mrH
AFRO Burton, Amos Rosebrouk, VIM, H..
/ Ilartshorn. Iicqswcr-Oramcl Crawford.
Oteisccr Of Poor-Gco. $. Boycc. Cousta.
Jle-.-E g. Roscbrool,. LiacrsJohn II. Bolcc,
Edward IT, Webb, VIM. d. Roscbrooh-
AgoR-Wm. II. lIarshorn. SWvi Scloois
- YIN. II. Ilurtshorn. Vote for County
Commissioner, Oramcl Cr-le4-.s-lr 49, L.,
barring 3-N uit-tone,- Gtnwlofd-ii Dat
ling S.
SurroN-No acra;or-lI. W, Eastctbrook.
IoteA Clerk. II. /. Richardson's. seirri-
mei-Chaunccy Fuller, John Ladd, iona.
Richardson. Treasurer Mark lIill. Oro-
seer aE Roor and Aacut-J. c. Tihhctls -
!, ~ t'gHs'Htfg md r59Tr7y5T MATHEMATICIAN.
den.
Observation-Disclosures I. IT, Dclano.
Clerk-A. l.. Judcyinc Selectmen-L. II.
Delhno, Harvey Montgomery. Adolphu' llol'
ton. SlDt SchSois-C. +. Conaat. Ireas'
rer-L. II. Delano. Orerseer If Pooy-
Simeon Sinclair. LIST Constable - Charlie,
Shipman. Listers - James Paige, A. VI.
Amsdcn, Samuel Il. Morris .Igeni-L II.
, Delano For County Commissioner, John
Morse 100
TEMPERANCE LECTU'REs-Rcv, Mr.. Cope
land is now lcc,uring in Essex County, Sec
, notice in another column for time and place,
/ ~ The vote for County Commissioner in
t Barnet was Morse 80, Scattering SO. Town
officers not returned.
RETIREMENT OF A VETERAN LAwYER.-At
the February Term OF the Supreme Court for
Windham county which ended on Monday
of last week, the Hon. NM REaAlaY--i4,
E fulfllmcnt Of a long cherished purpose, re-
g tired from the practice of a profession in
which he has been engaged for more than
half century, and hom all connection with
| the Windhnm County Bar, of which he has
, been prominent member for fCy-siX years.
| Mr.. Bradley was Ncrmonts first Senator in
Congress, IL @ entered Congress as member
, of the House of Representatives at the extra
! session called by Mr.. Madison in 1912. lie
> received several reflections until ncar the
r close of Adams administration in 1929. We
/ learn this from the HGai1. a
SUPREME CouRr.-The Supreme Court has
finished its regular term for Windham CouF
y ", and the Phoenix says has justly attained
, emphatic praise tor its Industry"
t-s- \ correspondent Of the Freeman says
-%Thcrc is a woman now living in Shirtou
c. T., by the name of Wiley who has had nc
natural sleep for over fourteen years. She's
> of Scotch descent, and formerly lived in Bar
: net in this State she is about seventy years
r of age. The doctors decided sometime age
p that the organ or faculty to sleep was by som,
' means destroyed. She goes to bed regularly
p as ever at night, and as she often says, wey'
i risome nights are appointed unto her.
SUNpEREp-Elevcn divorces were granted
hy the Supreme Court at its recent session II
Rutland county. In two of the cases, The
- cause was ''intolurable severity" on the par
l. of the wife