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an wanted ImmediateIy. 10 600

AE<~zssS men 70 engage in the sale of the mos
popular selling Books in America. Invalids, mechan
les farmers and teachers wishing to travel, Will lind
this very profitable and pleasant business, enabling
them to the country and make money at the same
time. Agents now in the business are clearing from
5000 to 81 500 per year. For full particulars, and
list of Books, address II. ~ RULISON, Queen City
Publishing House. 14l Main street, Cincinnati OHIO
d, f living East, b. RULISON Philadelphia, Pa
Sept. 2l.S-ly
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VVsSEE1 SPRINGS.

TNHI> most delightful summer resort will be opened
Il for the reception Of visitors the 18th Of June
The rooms and buildings are in the most complete
der. The table viii at all tines be supplied with the
choicest vIInds the market affords The extensive
ice house Is well stocked with ineXhaustble supply
A good Band of Music will be in constant attendance
The Bar VIII be well supplied with choice selection
Of wines liquors, and segars and every exertion Will
be made To advance the comfort and pleasure OF all
visitors that may favor with call.
Je5-lmeOd&w j. MOSHER.
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Fresh Arrivals.
NYDER s. FRIZ ELI

- y Id Il IL ~ Il IL N n T. l. l.
A RE now opening choice and well selected stock
~ OF BOOTS aud SHOES suitable To the season, aud
prices correspond with the times. Consisting in
part of
Gents fine Calf Boots and Caters;
do Patent Leather Caters, oxford Ties
do Calf oxford Ties and Lasting do
do Cloth and lasting Caters;
do Calf and Patent Leather strap Shoes.
ladies' Caters, plain, with and without heels;
do slippers, do do
do Fine Toilet Slippers;
do Fine White Kid and Satin Slippers;
do do do Caters;
do Kid Buskins, with and without heels
Misses Caters and slippers with and without heels;
do Kid Boots, with and without heels;
Chdren's Shoes of every variety;
Boys aud Youths shoes of every variety.
OF the above we have something very nice for MAY
DAY. Also Servants shoes and Pegged Work of all
kinds Gail at No. II Public square.
SNYDER K FRIZZEII,
aprl30 81 Pubic Square.
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DEFoRE purchasing elsewhere, persons would co
I'D well 10 call and examine those
FINE
SOLE
LEATHER
AND
HOSSKIS
TRAVELLING
Trunks
vALISEs
I am determined close out the lot cheap for
cash J. H. McGIl1,
iunel6 corner College 81 and Square.
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Buena Vista Springs,
LOGAN COINTN KY

WILL again be open for the reception Of visitors
on the list OF June, and no pains will be spared
10 render their stay pleasant and agreeable.
Mrs Burgess, formerly OF the FOrst House, Russell
ville Ky, viii preside over the Ladies' department
good Band OF Music will be attendance. The Bow
ling Alleys IA good order aud those in search Of
pleasure health will find both Buena Vista. The
stage will every other day direct to the Springs
from Nashville, and daily from Clarksville, Hopkins
vile and BDwlugreen RussellVile, where convey
ances always be had.
may4-imdatri u. JEFFRIES. Proprietor.
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Charleston Market.


Charleston Market.
CHARLESTON, June 81, Up. N. =
COTrtN-fhere Is . great demand 10 day for the
SPANISH market, with full and advancing prices for
me inner grades sales to-day 1890 baesthe bulk at
127s to l2s<c-
Augusta Market.
AUGUSTA, June q p NJ
further advance of y 10 y cent the better
grades
New Orleans Markets.
NEW ORLEANS, June II, P. NJ.
C0TT0N.-The demand was resumed to-day with
considerable spirit, and notwithstanding reduced
supply the market and advanced claims on the
part Of factors the sales reached about 5000 bales
Prices haze tended still more in favor of sellers and
We again raise our quotations &c follows
Inferior, @ 60 Middling IL 4 "a 114
Good ordn'y, ga a 10 Midd'ng Fair, Ii @
Low Mid'mg, 1O13 q IL Fair, .......... @
SUGAR-Aboat $50 hhds have been sold at steady
prices Fair 10 fully fair 90 a 7c- o H.
MOLASSES-Sales at about zoo bbls. at 24aD25c for
fermenting and poor boiled, and &c. 2 gallon for
few small lots OF prime.
TOBACCO.-We notice sales of 1915 Admitted and
Refused, SO and hhds- ON private terms, and at
101<c. IL
ELOGR-There has been a good demand with sales
OF nearly 1000 bbls including 800 St Louis superfine
at 81 so 1000 at the 800 at 81 81 u 500 also
at 81 g. $50 at 81 80 for superfne, and S514 for
unbranded, and 325 IN two lots at So IS y Dbl
WHEAT-Ws hear of sale of Zoo sacks prime
red at soc- 2 busheL
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mr. The splendid residence on the corner OF DEAD
erek and summer streets for rent for The balance
Of tl,s present year. Apply al GloyKE CO. 5 Lx-
press 0sics, or 70 TsAsrE 4 LUeAs-
u .n.Era-if
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A. C. BRAGG, NJ. d.

xs- For fine Pocket and Table Cutlery
call on Mccall, YASIEER Co.
mar26 II
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FOURTH WARD LUMBER lard,
No. 6s Summer street.

LUABEk. xiIIlGLkN And BOiEDN.
TUE saeserise< il4< cen<z@hts hzaA isrss -
u 81 Cetax, Yelfos AzA White Pine fisarla eie4r
White Pias. losis sek-2T fl@nk. sssaslArss sInets
Cedar, cctAr RtlEk .s.f fpP-<r slslsElas- ga SAP
ed nolles, aad a lhe l6@ezt pfss ~ c4zA- L1exs
- d. CHkI6fIu4.
No. e 1anzzsf slreG4x
D2yss-ln k4kATlls, fe22-
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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
Hardin County. Tenn.

TI'HE above Watering Place will be opened for the
Il reception of Visitors, the FIRST DAY OF
JUNE NEAr. \ daily line Of Coaches, -four hours
stagug) viii connect with the Memphis and Charles
ton Railroad "a the Burns vile Depot Tea hours trav-
eli from Mem his the springs. For health pleas
urc the White sulphur is equal any Watering place
North south. A inc band OF Music from New Or
leans Will be- IN attendance.
GEORGE SHALL,
InaY3l-i4Mlm PrOp!ietor.
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The SEIixir.,,

Prepared by DIR. JAS. WILLIAMS, for the of DYS
PEPSY and nothing but DYSPEPSY, (as advertised in
another column, has, by its merits obtained for
itself so high reputation in Philadelphia that Phys
clans acquainted with its properties, using them
selves and prescribing to their PATIENTS convinced
by observation Of its great efficacy restoring the
disordered digestive organs healthy function. NJ
merous cases of Dyspepsy, Of the most aggravated
character, which abandoned ncurable by
some Of the Medical Faculty have by the of this
Elixir been restored to perfect health, aested
ihCates testify. aprl3-ly
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From he EUening Mirror

From The EUeninJ Mirror.
GENERAL DEBIIITY.-We would advise all
who may be afflicted with General Debility,
to try McLEAN's Strengthening Cordial 1t
Is certainly valuable remedy many of our
friends have tried it, and they recommend it
very highly as Tonic and Alternative. 1t is
very pleasant to take.
Every country merchant, in laying in his
supplies, should be sure to take same of this
Cordial. 1t sells rapidly, beyond the most
sanguine expectations of the proprietor. One
day last week he sold every bottle on hand.
Now, with increased facilities, he is able TO
supply all demands. See the advertisement
in another column. jc22-2w
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AmbrOtypes and Sphereotypes!

IF you want Of the above tine life-like NINA
lures of yourself friends call at GIffsS GALE
Rl, o0rHer ef Deader1ok street and ne Square, and
examine specimens. No trouble expense has been
spared IN htting up this establishment with every
convenience and the best side and sky-light Ia the
city. Entire satisfaction VIII be gwen 20 every visitor
charge made Call and at corner OF Dead
eriok street and Square, over Brownies.
junel9-iw
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, &c. &c, NO. y IedAr street.,
Nashville. Tennessee.

4NasUNItft- ItMIltssfe.
RE- now reGeiyins al their store large and gen.
~ eral assortment az kresh nrugs, Sc. for the
Ira s, eaofscins every thug Be called fs
a Drug store.
Ihsy havs also just received a large lol Of Pure
White Lead aud Snow n titr Llnc ia 1ai which they
~ili sell very low Tor cash Thass VIA Ssh % DIS,
salss thar old 0nicils by gis inS theta new dress
woall 10 well 70 give them cali. They have ali the
various eolors grUuad IN Oh generally used By Paint
uTs
Those who want Pure aud Fresh Drugs ana As1l.
cines wll DO weii O. giye ihsna cali = ~ - =.
r. S-lEescfipsiohs neatly ana accurately com
pounded al houIs hy exIeraeEssd fEescTptoalsls
feb2s-u
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situation Mauted.

DI a young OF guod business quaAEcato rs
I'D n ho has been connected ith the GFocvry aud Il
qaJrs business, and come well recommended
Address BoX 81 4. q. loS-u
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Magazines for July.

GODEY'S LADY BOOK:
PErERSON'> MAGAZINE;
GRAHAN'S MAGAZINE;
just received by
iuneI6 JOHN YORK & co.
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Drugs, Medicines, Chemi-
calls, Paints, varnishes. Oils,
Dye-stuiis, Brushes Of all
kinds, Perfumery, Fancy ar
tieles, Fine Wines and Ii
quors, (fOr Medical Purpos-
es,l Fine Cigars and Tobae-
co, Scotch and Maeeaboy
Snuff. SC. &C. No. 2l Cedl
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Spefial Hotties.
Rock CITY Mills.
J. 4. BAUMAN & Co., Pror

j. e. BAUMAN & Co., Proprzetors.
E. BAUMAN & CO., Manufacturers OF ROCK CITY
81. FLOUR, will pay the highest price at all times
for Wheat and Corn their Mills, corner of Line and
Cherry streets, Nashville, Tenn.
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Wheat and RIVE Wanted.


lxTHEAr and RYE wanted BY p {. ANDERSON, q
w their Warehouse, No. broad street
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BANK OF COMMERCE..

TTNP P. WILLIS Home Journal aIvertises circulars
furnished gratis explaining the reasons why requires
gentleman OF accomplished mechanical genius" to
operate Wheeler aud Wilson's Sewing machine, aud
Nhy many excellent house keepers" not do
teb22-I
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NEW DRUG STORE.

AFt~1aFAtANf ANA@A-
Nashville. nm. IsnnarN 20. 1855
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-11-20
aroat Firo AT Providanoo

. a correspondents 90 Providence d. j., ha.
kindi, Furnished 90 pith au Horouut of o. srr1
disastrous IRE iu chat civ but ,is length
and the latsness Of Che hour o. which 90 Uaa
received. precludes ihe possibility Of publish
inG iI entire, although We shall take the liter
ty 10 make some extracts from the letter 10
occurred on the night Of the 10Th
"Aboui - o'clock thr ringing Of belle
announced mat the fiery element was doing
its wor. oi destruction and in lss moments
dozen hrs engine companies were ON the
spur Hnd ia artiyo operation. The fire bad
broken out in the ser, heart Of the ciry md
300 the very centre Of our largest aua most
wealthy commercial housoe
% caught Be- tHr basement ~ lleRsr4.
b.ocA, i've Atog h,iuA bu,i4ias, ono -pf luc
.HrFeEt and mosi magnificent structure iu
the rit,, uud recently completed o. cost OF
over 100000 uHd extending fhe whole die
tpuec from Woslmifiucr ~ Go Lychaugr
Place. such vns che apidiiy Of the hamct
iuai iu less than hyr minutes from the COM
meucrWcut 90 the Ore, tue whole fuurihrrn
section Of the hhh st,Iy vbs in lurid blaze,
'-uurT outstanding tAs masi iaitefiuu- rHrftr
Of tnr entire Fire Department, tuey were uu.
atlr Ja play with ans sensible effect
"lho spectacle Vps avhII, Sublime 8nl
terrific. Arg oeloci. d large portion ofibe
IeaT wall ic.l iu vila au astounding crash
winch shoe. the culh 30 che vicinity ml 800.
heard throughout thc entire cIry'
The theatre souu tool. hrc and was hmm
cd u.tl eel. be- rsmrhau.ia. Three hr~mru
wcrr injured uy thr falling Wills uui nr.tno
Of lrm fatally These buildings occupied
the silr OF structures OF the same character
which were burned October goth, 1853. uud
ovncl as were those bog Goo. A. Howard.
Esq. Tho. mas. ,0firu-It rstimatr- 90 from
saOoooDlu s5ouOJO Our correspondents
close. bic letter by saying tIa' tbr weather b.,
decided, viEtry aDd ihc ground white vIil
SNOW.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-11-20
swindIors.

Tine Couutr, Press Dr. constantly Ncllm.zcg
Ny irresponsible advertiser, aut swiudhrg
."adVcrtlsinr aFcucich which forward ud, o.
uscmcuts bN dozens, nu three uI t'a month.
credit. and when tttilIug timr cuuics are rc
ported Eov ~. HrefHr such Ur consider
"Carr, IS Goa, OF Sew York. Goo be. who's,
advertisements wt'rDi'cr iu muu' 70. our rN
changes, and whose concern BE- called ur '.ur-
miuraIcd humbur' hl O. rriIalir parts ~.
whom We applied lnl information corc.ru.U 8
them land there ar, plenty %, oucrs.-
fIrr Press
The experience Of the IRE, pr,ss ta, been
ours We believe Carey a. &C.. OF Sew lor.
60 be- svindicrs Of tho h.peAcsi dye We srr
their advertisements, Boo nearly .u our caru.
Try cschauPcs bu, wncn any o. them grt
pas lor then, we wish they would irlurm as
ucorups, with the above "nIm,"-anJ
some others that We could mcuti1l~--it dor,
o. NEWSPAPER pubii,hr good o. know ,hat
there are such reliable agent. ~ tbr pres, Us
are Mcssr.. S. 81 pettrrgi. A Co., Of e.
Nassau street, New YORK. and 10 State street
isu-ton. 0uF "a pefieHee sit,, iEeB, oawPoi-
AS Go acknowledge ,hem &C.. Je reliable.
prompt and uh.igiug
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-11-20

NEW NoEk Whenever victory rs ob.
tanned IN the State OF New Nurl. over the
Democratic patty, the Albany Journal brings
out an enormous engraving OF an eagle filling
nearly one page. The eagle has just made
his appearance, Of which the Journal says
ON EAGIE AGAlN oN TN WNG, For
nearly twenty lears our venerable EAGLE
has made his appearance ut every overthrow
Of the Pro-Slavcry Democracy. lie spreads
his wings to-day IN honor OF the victory
achieved on Tuesday. Our readers will be
glad TO see him. lie is an old friend. and is
al@A7, welcome, for he never shows himself
except 10 herald joyous news.
lie is cautious HRn. tie only claims 20
Members Of Congress IT, as il probable.
KENYON and llAsKN are elected. the number
will foot up Is and If VAN WYCh, in the
Orange aud Sullivan District. hasn't gone uu-
der, tine true figures will be %
"LEr TIL IAGLR SCREAM"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-11-20
HAs1y'e Rr-run1. II John h. Haski

HAsKN'r RIruR1 II John Il. Huskin,
did not equal John Van Buren, in wit, We
have no doubt lag did IN sincerity, when he
said, in his last speech previous 70 election
"A few nights ago S!r. Van Buren,, IN re-
fcrring to the fact Of Audrst capture, said
that if ] were searched, he had no doubt but
pass from Seward would bc found in the
heel of my boot ] cnn only say that if he
comes IN proper proAimity ~ the toe Of my
nnai, viii give him pass that will greatly
accelerate his movements IN turning some one
OF his many Political s4ias'eFseis-'
A MAN SHoT.-On Saturday last, "A lad
named Celly fired a gun, charged with seven
buok-shot, at a freight train passing Mont
pelicr Junction The charge struck the sn-
loon car. and two shot lodged Ia the side OF
an emp!oyer Of the road. Cciley mas been
arrested and bound over for trial.-Watoh
man.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-11-20
Irsa. thr CaPi,AI.

We are auro our readers ore interested iu
the accounts We have from the Capital from
Weel, o. wrek We can assure them that
they could get mo- better Ia any paper Ia the
state. II vii be- seen by Halls letter the
week that ths petition Of the town Of Con-
cord will come before the Legislature before
No print again. Whatever may be- done with
Mr bib ii Is evident that CoacasL- sl.ul-
somei,ne be- parl Of Caledonia county. IL
BE- little short Of cruelty % make them climb
ths h.lis 60 their present shire town, when
ihcl ARE nuil riEtL. or ten miller from Qur
court house, aud on one OF the best roads Ia
the county II the assembled wisdom" 40
decide We shall welcome her with open Hrma
The State House question il vet the ve1ed
question Of the session. One OF the best
Jokes on record was cracked by Col Merrill
of g. Jchusbug or the expense OF Dr. Pow
ere, iu thc committee room. few evenings
since. We rvpy ff,r' tis- 4svri'-s---'-r sTJ1vy
"Mr slluwuy testified that he was opposea
Go certain alterations Of the Dorir columns,
iu the dome, bot finally Welded a. the impor-
tuuity Of the Doctor, twhn can resist 10 % and
reluctantly consented Co them
"Auu see, gentleman said the Doctor
scizinp. with read, wit The opportunity 60
smash the architect che SAYS that I scdueed
man"
ooh. no, Doctor" instantly replied Col
Merrill az 81 Johni bury, one of the Com
mitier, ''hc snys YOU produced ~ abortion {"
liis Was fatal O. the gravity Of COMMITTEE
aud.nudiencr who forthwith went into some
what Alarming. commissions. Il isn't likch
that thr investigation viii succeed 900 dscu,-
rr!ng anything richer than this"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-11-20
last Haven, Noy 10.

hlssloNAHy CONVENTION A. 81. AllAst
One UI thc most surcrssful and profitable
religious meetings ever he'll in Franklin Co..
closed iis sessions iast Thursday e,ening
rs moan tHs Missionary Gou,entio0 Al.
though, on the second duy, the weather Wa
-vrr, uuil,graJ-, yFt from frat o. iai.
hIF" ana attentive assembly ol some o. ths
ma,' .rfeillgcut and devoted ciuzrns Of
Franklin aud other adiarent Couniiei WAS iu
regular attendance hsssager
lroIaArSc FoH CIacuss w. rerre,
exceedingly GO witness the persistent effort
cauihitrd ln pur legislature a. overthrow the
legal barriers Go circus exhibitions. The dem
on'irstions recently made IN that direction
ave indeed formidable. and may be a tru- -
PRECISION of tHc popular wish.--but We 40 not
believe 90. Til, moral " immoral t-naenr,
90 eircuses NC d. not propose 90 discuss A.
uu institution, where ieit 90 thrmsti,cs in-y
are draIN poison und leave their lats
slime wherever Aal s.-NDIiIeLug leg
l.s'uc
>ruut' DIAM Mr. Sandford Lawrence
residing ut the Bay, was found dead 49,
tsIU 1e.ong. 30 Nelson Buea. on last sab
u,t. moruiH- 10 sccns that MI Lawrence
went out hunting ou Saturday near the lake
towards Georgia. and wee seen several times
90 the course of the luN. and anparcntly iu
good health Not returning h4tne at night.
n.s vile uvcams alarmed ior hs safety. but
owing Co. tnc ttarEnvss OF the night lille or
uu effort WAS made iu looking after him
lt1r' Sabbath morning. EeYera! men started
in thg direction % Was supposed he must take
80 returning. aud hiss body WAS soon found
iu the open nrld. but life was extinct
itIs supposed nc UaE taken suddcnl, I'll
aud died before ne could reach hume -.
-itoaHs .HesseHga.
TT Young man named James Agnev who
ie'' Dos parents somewhere Do Vermont. some
rlno ,rurA since, wishes o. hc informed ,I
frrfr FFyFFFf frrs=y7zsrl
The suDrgt addressed To- S. h. Blake. North
NWnrh~ia, VI. vii. be promptly ATTENDED. &C.,
- Hiram Powers, the great America
Aal.4. -tli, Wba has rcsiA.lsd 90 Florence Fer
iu-s.il.rosy-- 90 inor-. 3, ahuut 70 re,ia. The
United sN,cs.-- b0s!oH -iha-
Power, ), auyeof WoodstocA. Vernon:
and Ma. doubtless report himself OF hotriS'
We believe DC Is - cousin OF Thomas. ~
architect harrington 7imes.
We call tia, las expression pretty goo.
hit Considering Mhni- Thna- IA. donr IL
o4.N IlgW State House.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-11-20

TT IN the examination going ON nt ST.
Louis of the frauds by which Blair's re-eleo-
ton to Congress was defeated. a witness who
was severely cross-queStione, by Barrel, the
successful candidate, refused TO answer a
question rs TO whom he voted for. Burret
repeated the question srvrrat timCE, aud get
ting no answer, suid az last in pct. "Y GU are
mol ashamed, are you, OF the way you voted
for Congressman Pr Yes air. am" Barrett
put on an air OF triumph, but blair was not
quite satisfied and asked the man again for
" hout-he voted. The answer Vas. 81 voted
for Bhrrct" A general laugh euKued and
Barret acknowledged hirnseli sold
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-11-20

- The people Of heiiosl Fslia ars s4rr,
ctsrd ia iHeir-miuls by tie number NJ rr-
fCnTi'- bure.wm there ia,aIJ John
flisr aH freshman of Che aauie town. i9r AIM.
llF and maitfaalHg his wiG, vas broust,
before Juslef Perry, aa week.. und rsosir.5
90 lHl 5a.i Boo enc sum of saJ1. d. keen III,
rsaos. which ne couldn't gen aud q. VENT
jail
~ 'sf advertisement Of aon6srr al rs.-
aumpte
- Sc learn from Toe Rutland Hr,.J
that Ma James IB of Pouliuc, was Lu,.a
b' ine i4Iii"g OF tree unon him last wssL
DO one was win him o. lha Time. but when
found liio was eStinei.--T There has been a
series Of ihritrrBt Prl,iori Man, houses
have been entered, bot lhe pluAder obtained
"-h ahgm ---bauioI 4. l.usfgue. the
young man who was injured by the ssuidsn-
t' discharge 81 gun week or two age
died Of locAiav on the OH instant Peirr
Young OF ltutlaHd4. mf isg broken iu two
places and by aEAir diaoc4tea, while sngsg
eNH" removing some large stones.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-11-20

~ Out exchanges are filed with Every
thrilling stbry,T entitled .Aiarie. or the ~
rants vault 1t is only the commencement
Of one Of the New Norl, Lcdger's great ''t,ohb
stories"
"" The temperance people OF North
Troy have been abatiRg a nuisance there, in
the shape OF a liquor shop The liquor was
spilled into The ditch, and the owner fined
r1g- See A. Nj. Cooks Advertisements for
Thanksgiving.
~ Rex. Franklin Butler. he t,,.,.,,
for siNteeii years pastor Of the Congregation
al Church IN Windsor. was dismissed on
7 Thursday iust..
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-11-20

Mr MFcTH ui D. demanded fla Tral aul
na'a FTes l4-,H1.t ia.i q. iHe L..tWaa die
ulatrl.
M hr.lEmau moved 10 rfc1nsiltr thrr0if
fakrni aHd AT Randall q. li. moved ta au-
Jnura The lHai ma.IaH ras uFrrea ~. iAa
o. %.
FmAT, Nov ~
SENATE.
Bill passed lin amendment of chap. $40
g. entitled raiarirs anI ises. fraisiuF Judge
'oi thf supreme Court fal-rirs % s2pnD pass-
81 gtaHiHssaatr.5
HOUSE
Tic House raHiu took up tho biIl relating
in CIRQUE rEniululuH
Mr Hsstlu- hoped tnst ihr motion 90 re-
CONSIDER would prevail. u thr firEds 0t thF
ul could once Fri b. in % pusilinu when b.
caH hr AMENDED. be- thought many of thc OH
irciI"us ihpl nad been raised could be- re-
moved.
Opposed be- Messrs. Bnsrom and Perrin
1n thr ground of lif tendency o. promote
immortality, And Supported by Nh Luaipl o.
Rutland. who Thought D. az ACT Of courtesy o.
least a. give the friends au opportunity Go
make 10 o. acceptable on possible.
NJ sAeedhnU would vote o. reconsider,
though .he t,sugfi Doe should vote against d
on lts passage
The '.tsfiiss.ti was rrruusidrrru, Hyss ttp
noe Fh
AT, H1wkus moved t0 commit 90 D. mem
nfr lor amendment which Vas decided 0ul
of order
Nj Helurd Of chatsya moved O. las ths
pill on tle table sgrred a..
ON motion Of M. Dell, inr House adjourned
SATURDAY, Nov 10.
SENATE
The senate cuucuurd Boz che House amend
mrni 90 bilitiog relief ol mafr,S.l women,
THE Remainder OF the FFHEiBH WINS taken
taken ur in ditcns.ion Of che 81 & Canada
Railroad bile Pending vL..l ,ac Senate vi
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