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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-06-19
calodonia county court, june Form
Progeut--Ho LUKE r. 4OLAND, Chief Judy.
Hon, JANa y brLL, A..
Hon q. G.. NEWELL, : "'A'' Judges.
ilUT1TTUi NJ no rlT0I01Iau

No lO5. HarfgeH Hooker " n. r. .KiL
der. Action on the case to try the plaintiff
right % a spring Of water IN Peaeham. Tri.
al by Jury and verdict for Plaintiff for ono
cent damages and cost
\ NJ. Hale and Underwood for plniHtfi b.
n Davis fol defendant
/ No. l23. HaH0Uer cobb v. William HAIL.
Assumpsit to recover back 500, paid by
plaintiff TO defendant In 1850, on a parol
contract for the purchase Of farm IN Shelf
field, Trial by Jury. and the Jury, after be-
ing out all day, came into court not agreed
and papers taken back.
@. G. g. q. W. Cahoon aud S. b. Colby
for plaintiff Z, A, Cahoon and s, w. slade
! Tor defendant.
No, li7. JosepA mixer Y. Jacob Hooper.
Replevin for AZ sheep taken up By the de
PENDANT upon his enclosure doing damage
and impounded, Trial by Jury and verds.
for Def directed by order Of court for 81
damages and cost
G, G, Dewey and A. Underwood Tor plain
tiGi J, Potts and .. Il. Colby for defendant.
No, l5l, Samuel II. Hooper v. Josepl
Rikfy, Troyey for horse which the defend,
ant had taken up IN his oats and impoundcd
Trial by jury and verdict Tor defendant,
j, Potts and 8, -. Colby for Plaintiff {
G, Dewey and A, Underwood for defendant
Statev, Thomas ". Stamford ludicl-
mont found at the present term Of court
against respondent, for passing to one VII
liam Whitehill forged note of sll2 against
,a',e-N, p. sawten. Trial By Jury and YER
dict guilty
S. w. slade for State Willard s. Ross
Tor respondent
state Y. Saas Stone and Albert Scatter.
Indictment for a riot and breaking into the
house Of J, leighton in Danyille. in May,
1857, Trial by Jury and verdict guilty.
$. w, Slade for State Il. y. Davis for re-
spondens.
State Y. John r. Bachelder. Indictment
fer aiding and assisting George Floyd in
breaking jail at Danville Trial 10y Jury and
verdict Of not guilty by order Of court
S. w. Slade for State u. n. Davis and
S. u. Colby for respondent.
State Y. 4, GWis i. Il. Gdrdj,er. o. Hu-
reg, Oei HdrrcB Franklin Harris, d. Chap
man, d., Z. BradbmH James Morrill, and
w. Ldgltom Indictment Tor riot and as
sault upon W. Bacon in Dlnyillo. Trial los
Jury and verdict Of guilty against ellis,
Garlncr, Bradbury, Morrill,, and Leighton
for an assault and not guilty as TO the others.
$, w. Sladc for Statci u. y. Davis and
J, u. Stoddarl Cor the respondents.
Jury discharged on Wednesday.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-06-19
uuraI1rious.

We learn from the star that some one nt-
tempted to rob the change drawer Of J, S. II.
Weeks store in D,u,illc. on Saturday night
week, by breaking pane Of glass in one Of
the windows and inserting hi, arm through
the aperture. Meanwhile, Joseph NJ. Pope,
the clcrh, became aroused by the noise, and
when the woullshc thief seixod the drawer,
Pope struck his arm a severe blow With a
heavy cane, wkcrcupon the fellow ran, and
before Pope could unlock the door and get
out, he was out Of sight.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-06-19
nlear.ion TO nou,repl aaa Qaebeo.

Col, Merrill, a. superintendent Of the Pas
sumpsie Railroad, has just completed arrange
menm With the Grand Trunk Railway stage.
line between the outlet Of Magog Lake and
Shorbrooke-with Capt FoRg Of the steamer
Mountain Maid" and the stage line between
Newport and Barton, by which parties can
visit Montreal or Quebec and At very low
lgure--about $40, It's the intention 10
get up series OF these oxeubions the pres
cnt summer from the different villages along
our road, TO both Of the above named cities
and TO the Mountain House at "Owls Head,
which has just been purchased by A. G,
Jennings, Esq, the former -lnndlord Of the
81 Johnsbufy House, and IL now undergoing
enlargement aud thorough repairs. True 10
her sex, the Mountain Maid" has donntd
an entire new rig--of paint7-and in nmpli.
tude is quite erinolinc-an. Phin. Page will
supply the Gn,ny tribe and take il oil In oil
IA ride past "liello-water-- over hill and dale
by ooaeh--to Pages, MngoR, Owls Head
the smootho turnpike into sherbrooke--oycr
the broad guago Of the Grand Trunk-Mont.
real with its English, and Quebec with is
French aspoct-Wil oner treat at once
comfortable and rare at a small price.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-06-19

ANn-LEcoMrToN MASS MEEr1NG.-W
have received n small pamphlet of twenty
two pages, containing a call with its sigma
lures and full report Of proceedings of a
monster mass meeting held at Buffalo, n. Y.
May %. The call was signed by three hous-
aud fire hundred men. all of whose names
appear in the report. The meeting was very
largely attended, and was very enthusiastic !
and their action has called out almost univer-
sal commentator, from the press, and has
become the nucleus Of similar movements in
other counties and States.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-06-19
The CrnoraI Csnvealisa.

Tho General Convention met here on
Tuesday, The exercises opened by a sermon
by Rev, w. II. Lord Of Montpelier. There
were exercises throughout Tuesday, Wednes-
day and Thursday morning prayer meet
iugs a. halfpast fye and meetings each oven
ing, The meetings were Of unusual interest,
and we're attended throughout by a very
large number Of people, both residents and
strangers. On Thursday afternoon there
was an array OF children and youth AZ the
sabbath School anniversary such ~ has not
been seen perhaps on similar occasion IN
this State.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-06-19
a Good ExnmpIc Tor Ysung Men.

At n meeting held in Lyndon on the Sd Of
May when the'town voted by a large major
ity not to have an agent to sell poison the
present year, an aged man, past three score
and ten years, told me he had not drank n
glass of liquor for twenty-five years. He Is
one of the wealthiest men in town has had
the honor Of representing the town in the
State Legislature five years in succession, and
filed many other posts Of trust in town.
Such a man has lived respected and will die
lamcntcd. O.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-06-19
REPUBLICAN STATE coNVEN-
ZION. 49,

, A State Convention " the RepublieaE voters Of
Vermont viii be held At Montpelier, on Tuesday
'hS TwsptyrNiu,h day Of June next, Tor the puT'
pose Of nominating Candidates 20 be supported II
ihs nest State Election, Tor the oeoes u Cover
nor, Llsuisnant Governor and Treasurer, aud the
transaction u any other necessary business,
Subjects ef serious moment will DO acted upon
IA this cenysntlon. aud representation from all
the Tp~ut la the State 10 important aud desirable,
4, X CHirrENDES,
A. CANfEM NALL,
GuAHLta CUMMINGS, BtAts
q A. WOODBRIDGE.
,. u, iiATCIl, COMMITTEES
ELiAIiA WHITE.
ALEXANDER hippLE-A
May itih. 1858.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-06-19
The Fire Department.

EDITOR CALIFORNIAN Passing through
Fairbanks Village last Friday evening |
noticed that Torrent Engine CO. No l, were
out forpractice, and being interested as "evcry-
body and his wife" should be in everything
that pertains to to the Fire Department of
this place, | stopped to witness the perform
anee, The company present numbered some
40 men including those on the brakes, hose
men &c. With Is feet suction and 80 feet
leading hose they played through an / s.
inch nozzle log feet horizontally and some
90 feet perpendicularly, and with the same
length of hose and an "a inch nozzle some
80 feet perpendicurlarly hotaHg tdc stream
reyI steady al hat hight and haEiaaais,ll,s
l9l feet as measured, with tape line
On Saturday P. NJ. the sane company were
out again TO receive and escort No. 3 on their
return from their Willoughby Lake excursion.
Both Companies had their tubs" at tho
reservoir in the depot Village and played by
the side of the flag staff at that place.
No. 3, "boys." though they call themselves.
reached the lower ball Oft the flagstaff through
100 feet of leading hose. No. |, with suction
on, so feet leading hose and 6-s nozzle
raised their stream as estimated by good
judges some 80 feet ADORE the upper ball
making l47 feet from the ground
Truly might our people expect that with
rEch engines and companies, and with No. 2
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-06-19
Torriblo steamlboat Aoeident.

The steamboat Pennsylvania exploded her
boilers about seventy miles below Memphis,
Tenn, last Sunday morning, There were
some three hundred and ffy passengers. on
board, and it is thought that one hundred Of
them are lost. The Pennsylvania at the
time Of the explosion was on her way from
New Orleans TO 81. Louis.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-06-19
Rssex county Conyention.

The Republicans Of the County Of Essex, arc
requested TO meet In Convention at GuildhAll, ou
"wednesday, the 9TH day Of July next at 10 o'clock
A. NJ. fsr the purpose Of making the usual Coun-
~ nominations A representation from every
town In the County Il important aud desirable.
wh u. HARTNuOnN,
DAVID HihnAhu. County
hrErliEN nov O.,
Mh. HuNnANE, Committee
El.nntbgk POOR,
Juna y. 1895
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-06-19
Postmaster appointed.

We learn by telegraph that the President
has appointed Hon. +, T.. Roddold, postmas.
ter at Montpelier, in place Of Charles G.
Eastman, This viii suit the people Of Vcr
mont as well as any democratic appointment
can, but what kind Of support will the Patriot
hereafter give the administration The
Smalcy influence at Washington seems 10
be on the wnnc.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-06-19

E-0~ Hon. John p. Hale was reelected TO
the United States Senate by the n. II. LcRis-
lature Thursday, for further term of six
years from the 4th of March next. For
nearly lG years Mr. Hale has been in Con.
greaz lie met with strong opposition from
tho oid'Whigs.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-06-19

iAhLon AuI0HAToN Who has not heard Of The Au-
lvhateh Jhets iiaNCrNanrnsunH Duck and 'obcr such
i o' mechanism y These, howcvor.wcro but nren
lows ucs AFTER all Tho uther uafIpr
., s1y friend we noticed what seemed
Itett5i PlVte " luthtfe That IL
MAN, smo ana opening W GRovER B,KrHs sewing
scraphenc; but when the hidden whces mi snrinrs
Mere ~ IN moton. IL seWed away bcaufnlly Win ur
B-hohinslrcAa power Nothtnq ~ ia can
perfect than the Machine ofU' A IN
oWcet Of exhibition and sale 4nS Brosduny New york
Thla. '' 49, '.'7''''F' q '.'''''
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-06-19

Republican County. Convention.

This Republicans. and all opposed to the policy
Of the present Administration, are requested 10
mssi In Conversion at the Town Hall In Danyille,
on Thursday, the lat day Of July neat, AZ 10
o'clock, A. NJ. for the purpose Of nominating the
several county officers. A general attendance Of
all opposedto the further extension Of slavery Il
solicited.
A. y, JUDENINE,
u, w. CHOATE, County
n, J. Y!NAlL. : Committee,
~, G. REDlNGToN,
June "a, 1858.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-06-19

" Hon. VIM. AZ Duer, formerly Prcsi-
dent Of Columbia college, died at New York,
last eek, aged about rs. He was distin-
guished as lawyer and Judge. He was n
grandson of William Alexander, Lord Stir
ling.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-06-19

4 GREAT SronN.-Thcrc WINS 4 hcayy- sala
ON The banks Of Newfoundland the lst inst,
attended with great loss Of life. Besides
damage to vessels, il is said that no less than
three hundred persons lost their lves.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-06-19
The Last Utah Nows.

WASHINGTON. sumo Is. Contrary to the
odvices sent from here to some of the press,
the War Department has received no later
dates from Utah than those from Gov. Cum
ming. Tho view Of some officers of the army
as expressed in letters. is that he went into
Salt Lake City too hastily that he has been
deceived, and that the Mormon friendship is
not TO be relied upon. 1t will be recollected
that the army was sent TO Utah nsn- nnSSe
rr0,0uldfHS' subject TO the orders of Gov.
Cumming, and Is not to move without his
direction. There are no new developments
by the last arrival. The Army will move rs
recently directed, branching Off at such inter
mediate localities as require protection.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-06-19
Cbe/CaIrDomfaM.
ny c. NJ. STONE & co
st. Johnsbury, juno 10, 1853.

~ II viii bo The Slm Of the conductors Of TuF
cALEDoSIAH 10 give tho Move Ia an attractive
form aud In IT, season 10 make an interesting
and sls'ailhg Family jouTnall 10 discuss public
,hllU with Independence and yiyaeltyi aud 20
Isnset ths souilnon New England sentiment agalnsl
tbs vts.ss'TTonG VI slavery,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-06-19

commemorative solicit voluntary com,
@snisafiom from al parts Of the county upon
matters u Interest ~ Items Of Nsrs IA par
usulsT. will be thankfully received.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-06-19
Difficulty between Senators Wilson
and Gwin.
corte.pondenee Of the rrlbnne.

correspondence OF the Tribune.
Senator Gwin has challenged Senator VIII
son. lie sent him note by Mr.. Fitch of
Indiana, merely asking for meeting outside
the District Mr.. Wilson replied by citing
to him his reply to Mr.. Brooks TO the effect
that duelliug was forbidden by the laws, and
by the maturcd convictions of his whole life.
Mr.. Seward and other Senators nrc striving
to manage the difficulty, and will doubtless
succeed. The following is full and accurate
account of the language used in the debate
last night, which gave rise TO the challenge
Mr.. Wilson had made speech in reference
to the expenditures of the government of
California. Mr.. Gwin in reply said that he
had heard great deal of demngogueism in
connection with the expenditures in Califor-
MIA.
Mr.. Wilson asked if he intended to apply
the word demaSogucism to him. Mr.. Gwin
declined to explain or reply. Mr., Wilson
sald-"Ihe Senator declines TO answer
Very well. ! say to him that demagogueism
is better than theiving. had rather be n
demagogue than thief" Mr.. Gwin inquir-
ed if the Senator meant to apply his language
to him, or to the officers of the revenue in
California. Mr. Wilson said that he had no
explanation TO give tho Senator from Califor.
nil---AlH-G Aiel-'a4f the A5rrrutr7r r7raus
TO apply that term TO me, he is calumniator
and coward The President called both
to order, when Mr.. Wilson remarked that
what the SerRtor from California said did
not change the'reeord. ~,
The trouble between Mcss4s Wilson and
Gwin was finally umicably settled by friends.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-06-19
LOCAL AND STATE.
New Adver,i.sments.

Hamesses-J. w. Lynch. Wanfed--J
linleA. safe far gale-.E AssAFsG peit-
sion Agent c, Buswell American Wa.
Ter wheel Co, The American Freemasou,
Legal,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-06-19

THE TIMES ADVERTISING New York
TimeS of yesterday, contains forty-nine col
umns of advertisements from Bonner, of the
New York Ledger, ae $50 a coumn-amount-
ing to S2,450. Bonner's advertising for this
week, judging from those we have seen, can
not amount to much short of $4,000. Yet
he makes it payl Think of that YOU busi-
ness men who hesitate to expend hundred
or two dollars year in making your bust
ress known. TrSRton ddfacdfe.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-06-19

" An eminent lawyer. who hns given
much attention to the subiectof the police
OF tho city; estimates the number of dead
BODIES taken annually from the waters sur
rounding New York to be 400.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-06-19
OsupiyCourt.

Csany CaHTt,
The Jury was discharged ON Wednesday,
and the court business will probably bo fin
ished Friday.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-06-19

year. Eseiy item had run up enormously The
MathinA1n D,soH has been compiaininE,ioT
instance. that ouT naval establishment 10 no
maTe effective than Il was twenty years agu,
notwithstanding the growth II population.
Bot The tEprnses Of that department have
doubled shse l84O-bting then e6,ii8,B9a,
and 10 1901, el2,85l i684, 30 Il Is IN the
Whole range Of details Thus IN 1870 the
pay ioT The employees OF both Houses of
Congress amounted 20 S426g2 in 1897 il
amounted 10 100000 and yet the number
ofpusoHa composing The Congress Of 1910
and 1897 Wss substantially the same, The
incidental and contingent eEpenstH' u the
Senate Tose from 100000 10 2h7,O00i the
incidental expenses 81 The House from e24O,-
600 10 Sl 10000. The expenses Of the
President aud the departments went up nom
e660,6Bi 90 ElO27Bl3, A matter Of curl
Osty In this respect, We take the table show
ing appropriations for the President, and for
biz house, garden and ground Ia 1910 and
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-06-19

sud tho ayeierans' 10 beck them zap, the next
time fre breaks out in this village "itwont
break out a CITIZEN
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-09-27

Gov. BANKS ADDRESS UPON THE MILITARY
AKM.-lt is a thorough and comprehensive
survey of the subject, pointing out the adj
vantages OF an effective militia Organization,
such as is contemplated by our free institu-
tons and laws frankly admitting the detects
which sometimes bemish the SERVICE and
suggesting remedies for them. The governor
has done good thing for the state by this
careful and honest review. Those citizens
who have been led to question the utility of
maintaining the militia at all, cannot fail to
be convinced by the arguments and ilustra-
tions here advanced, that it would be preju-
diclal TO the public safety to abandon the
institution altogether At the same time, the
members of the militia, we think, cannot iail
to be touched by the kindly interestin their
welfare evinced by the governor, and when
they mark the vast difference between the
militia as it is and the militia as it might be,
we are sure that every man of them will take
active and earnest measures to improve the
actual condition and character of the service.
The suggestions of the governor for the pro.
hlbltlon OF the use Of intoxicating drinks in
camp, and we hope, at the armories also, as a
piece of salutary military discipline for the
encouragement of false returns for the
cherishing and revvng OF the old companies
and the training OF troops in large bodies, of
which these shall furnish the basis,-for the
abandonment of expensive excursions, un.
necessary dress and parades, are all emil
nently practical and, if fairly carried out,
will make the militia living, effective and
useful organization, commanding the entire
respect and good will of every portion of the
community. Boston d dUertjSer.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-09-27
Another Report of the Burniug Steamer


HALIFAX, Sept. 25.-Capt. Shaw, OF the
barque Arabian. arrived here this morning,
reports on the 10Th Inst, a. M, fell in with
an iron screw steamer, Oh fire, apparently of
twelve hundred tons, with a gilt-crown-
eagle head passed around under the stern;
no name distInguIshable; supposed she had
been burning forty-eight hours. Sighted
brig four miles leeward. Could not descry
any boats OR signs of sufferers in the distance.
New York, Sept. 25.-The description of
Capt. Shaw (of the Arabian of the burning
steamship makes it almost certain that it was
either the "Austria or the ALPS" while
the statement as to the figure head would
seem to show that the former is the i'll fatcd
steamer, that of the Alps being merely scroll
head, while the Austrla's was an Austrian
eagle.
New YORK, Sept. 25 No doubt is enter
tanned that the burnt steamer was the Aus
tra She had eight OF Francs's lite boats, each
of which would hold fifty persons, and three
or four ship launches. Several steamers
were doubtless in the vicinity at the time of
the disaster, and the probability is that all
the lives, numbering five hundred and forty,
passengers and crew, were saved.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-09-27

The PHILADELPHIA FIREMEN turned out in
body on Wednesday, to receive a visiting
hose company from New York, and the cere.
monies of reception and parade passed off
pleasantly enough. But after the line was
dismissed, and the companies were proceed
ing to their respective houses, the local ieal-
ousies broke out in a characteristic form, that
OF deadly battle. In an encounter between
the Washington Engine and FrankliD-Hose
G3afipSr 14es, Sam1eFP cry, Secretary of the
Franklin Company, was shot through the
lungs, and was in dying condition when
last heard from. In fight between the Nj
agara Hose Company, and party Of attack
ing rowdles, John Robinson, member of the
Hlbernia Engine Company, was struck with
heavy club, and mutlated so that he could
not recover. No arrests aoere made.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-09-27
sPNCIA.l. NnrIl.Eh
COUNTF CONVENTION

~ - - SOAt EAN 4 ~ ~
The legal voters Of Worcester County who are opposed
to the present National Administration and the agrees
ions Of the slave power and who favor OF The gen
era policy OF the present Admin are re
quesrd % elect delegates to Ooulty Convention, be
held at BRINLEY HAL, in Worcester, TaURsDAY,
October TN, at IL O'Clock for the purpose Of nomi
mating candidates for the following County offices to be
vote for at the next ensuing stats election OF
Deeds Register Of PROBATE and Insolvency. County Com
missioner and County Treasurr and for the purpose
tTansacing such other business may properly come
before the Convention.
The basis of representation to be one delegate from
each town aud CITY 10 the County one additional del
egate for every two hundred legal for each
fractional part thereof of one hundred or more.
GEORGE +. H0AR, Charm OF Co. Comee
AUSTIN koGGRs, aecy'
Worcester, 81 pt ID. lS5S
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-09-27

IMPORTANT DECISION. Hartford, Sept. "a.
very important law case was decided by
Judge Ellsworth today. George A. Hill. a
Boston broker, was decoyed to this city by
means of anonymous letters, and on his ar
rival the parties who used fraud to get him
here, caused him to be arrested and committed
on charge of debt and concealinent OF prop
erty. A hGbeas corpus was sued out and re-
lease claimed on the ground that the arrest
was illegal. Judge Ellsworth ordered Hill to
be discharged, on the ground that fraud was
employed in his arrest, and intmated that
Hill could recover heavy damages for false
Imprisonment.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-09-27

KANzAs GoLD-EIGHT DOLLARS A DAY.
AS we go to press we learn that Mr.. Archi-
bald has just received letter irom his son,
who was one eff the Lawrence company that
went out last spring. He reports that the
Lawrence boys have left Pixies Peak and gone
to Cherry Creek, where they are now making
from five to eight dollars day in digging gold.
The higher they go up the steam the coarser
they lind the gold, and the more Of it. They
are so well pleased with their success that
they have determined TO winter in the mines
The news is the most satisfactory and reliable
Of any that we have yet heard.-Lawreaco
Republican, l6M.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-09-27
MArnlMoN1AL ArrA1n.-A sinenlnr mntri.

MATRIMONIAL AFFAIR.-A singular matri-
monial affair, the Paterson Guardian says, oc-
CURED at Yawpough, Bergen County, on the
4th inst. young lady was to have been
married to Andrew E. Bush. The company
was assembled and the cremony about to take
place. The minister and bride were waiting
the arrival of the happy-to- be-made young
man. He was soon espied coming toward the
house dressed for the occasion, and arrived at
the gate, where he was met by her father,
who prevailed on him to go back and would
not allow him to enter the house., The party
sat down to supper, after which the girl was
married to John Odell, who had been invited
as one of the guests.