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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-08-07

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ASo7I1sn MATHEMATICAL FHENoA-
rsos.-h. Last Sabbath, We met i'll this
rilv, i man by tue nome OF hIere,'?tis
Holland 4 native OF Monroe Cp..@Kf..
WHO caa certainly beat tbs ~os'd u4a;Le-
malicalIr H.. Cali &nswes any nropo'
sjjsiol, which may be subiaitte,i I'd h'n.
and do it Without Il moments de'ay.-
W. asked lIlmzilo" many scco"Is there
vsre iss fEun~g tll5usHnl~yA#Fs 10 rce!y
Lad tIta question be Stated, w1non lAe
answer vas accurately given. THIS m"u
Ittukei Ike 4 eoatatfy hausief, and Il II
aerv IL. III tbe exIranrlinny WaIAe
~lIlGstleal Gifts with wleh !tv ilAs been eII~
duwea, liz would be regarded as almost
iii idiot. liz !ial Travelled in company
vII.hseSerall gentlemen oy+E over 81 large
PARTON OF Europe, and@is about starting
II, atoli, iHtf,asllpltst the United Stats,
He @se.fel HAT every a'swer is prrscii-
tel 1ohisinitstI simultaneously with tie
question: and That lheFv!aur lie uudergoes
% tsIrtsta11 Efforts III ttIese suarEsetna .icv!
etliilJGiv.s. = D4Itoa gu l:u&es,
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-08-07
70 i1aftan Planters,

The Undersigned offers his services to Cotton Plan
tArs as 4 atE-WktGHT- HI hashaa am III eXperien
aud Can produce the best of references,
BENJAMIN TERRIER
Baton tcugn Iuna o4 tt
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-08-07

Removable. s;saZ.

kRETI has removed his residence frnln Brulv
~ Landing, 10 the house formerly o1cu pied by Y.
5utroeas Esd, about two miles above the Ferry
landing, vherei ne cHEt always be touad unless absent
on professional business. ~s&
zI:~ Orders eaIi be lett 1T his Drug stare at Eru!v
Landing orat. THIS ofste, ~teb-66up. DIR. kRAlz.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-08-07

AZ Y I'D s4lF GCsoSE.-E34war! Creek
u. ssri.pI 'ostvaiu Ii tie Tavr, died
Vt aftsa,nsltil 'ast week., aged ~e7-yeurs.
IIeRas anattse Of that plaza. and when
very Young enlisted for duty Oh board
the unfortunate GIaas&&soeaEze, aud was IN
That yessel Tlllen HI esmise2atls collision
With TIE Ieop2arzz coed pIace. AEler-
ss:sf1s alle sessset. 81 board the Cons!ttttoa.
tndefthe commend Il C~vryaapp!nre
Na1 and took iii active part IN tic
iAggltt which resulted ia sta c4,yfuse Of
fila Hasri1ere, one 1T the fnost i,npor-
ant battles eser fought. H. WA also
tlssa#zpt tlse crew d old I3onsides when
s1Ie.sseaprd from the Britiseti tlepI, out
q lond lsl4al Scum: AMI in the
sstls yessA participated II, the fight with
w Jaaa, a. which zlte bvcau Z a pfiz-
to ihe Americans. Tor Iris Ennr and
'lslItoflt'as services la was promoted ~
l1le of1ca which he held at Tic lime o(
= 1l's aeath,, BY President Mouroe.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-08-07

ten 4 raorugE AMI USE OF LAuz.
n4hR,--lie business Of brewib4 Iag.r
1 1,,5. l,as %tacotae .one.of great xlrnt IN
ra 5F there being now a4 ,ut f,r,r
n Wv ,Hus' engaged in lis man A,faclure,
s''d ' Vic otsn extensive vas,!s is f.r is
storage. Y give. some IDEA Of the yx-
ssnf Y wltleh tllS business is cbnf t,c,s}
Y soaly necessary TO state tIsnt one
=. w, nsfztlea,s near F'aisnount. viii
M tss,a apoas 5000 barrels, oouta1 ns a72.-
s. oo 81. IONS ri lager Tie entir* noun
. ls1 - !. fIle city during the w;ser n,o,,1,s
:, MA Ssl,','1'yo A. 10000 barrels, each of
s sa'sa ea 81 about 81 gallons. making
atassl q 8 goo, 900 gallons. YiI.e Iygx;
!, e. uaNo on TOR consumers prin4 o#l|r IN
~ 49,, .e g hotding about s gallons,
s n., ! $50 70 81 Is per c#sk. 70
.ss,' aasn ttis quantity Of Iace. over
o fyg'ys0 oaShels Of malt are req1:iraA.-
H. H. A. = ll's ppsecn|iariiaiess of lager beer 10
n. ..,a1 impaired e It by tbe c4sIxs,-
ta,;;,,, sasks Iresloassto use have their in
!, ~ s.'1 completely coated with resin. ibis
~ o1 pouring a quantity IF me:rsa
All s'so we sask while The head is on,
~ 'ga'tlng i after it has been IN mn =,
d ~ : 'ev minutes I'e head il put
,Dsi;s ', IN sqtangguishes the fire, but the
eas5k !, .s'ha'ns 1ot and liquid. The
a,s,, ..asa', rolled aboas, 50 as to Goa,
~. nar. y Vie interior. Tbs ro =,
aisaf. ~ p'.opf haFoF 10 tbs
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MD 90 II. - e

caleche and eiose tHnacues- 5
Two and four seat Hfetrs, s.
Fsockawa Is ard 3a.op sheE,
sliezana single seat R1ggisa, With Ind Without
ops, !
WITH p splendid assortment CT double ard sin.
gle Harness, Whips.6c,. to match.
Atso*stage, Wagon and Tart Harness.
Blind Brides. Collars, ifauras, &C.. sx
All Of which will bessohi 81 low as ths5 can b.
purchased At any house. IL thu. South.
Ny facilities for repairtfg are unsurpassed In all
the aasiles, ana . conlIattanGs Of patronage In
solicited. ~
= liave irsstare i full assortment 81 lron cosapris,
ing. Flat. Round and square, Sheet aad Eoos lcoa
AXiest Springs he. a. =
balcony and Cemetery ratings mazda TO osaar, o.
the iasesiatyles and patserns.. .a.a =
haze also on Isani, Cane Wagons and earts.
anad Wagons, iktgasSs and other hight carts, and all
kinds Of W3teef4I igi1t woEz made to nrsees 4
Also BarEnrEa foree Pumps, Chain Pumps, COM
s;piete Lightning Reds, Re, &c Gail anH examine at
he cid stand Eaew b~ailliag} corner Of Maize and
}Gureh, streets, ~@@ e " 10
- nov ~ E@F. 7uSSABn.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-08-07
s IN NOTE

H. s 1ANOUE :.
Ne.v Arrivals.-
" MREcTFR0M THE&aANUFACToRY.
WESTERN coEssHuesERs, vita SIDE WHEELS, 10
which may be ATTACHED 4 EaNp. i ~
saVTTiERs CoaSsltEtKERst -
s oEIF SHARPENING Hay CUTTERS, ~
Sr2AiGiafo ~ do do,
" Ia@soss.. s.=M =
= T. EustE & GRASS sggilgs
aaalSs CnattLEs
aASp1REa PRUNING stws & sElss1s.
ifANrEios4 ERA r.4oHs5
Tw1ti CuTTShs. . a. -
BUSH 4 BttL HoaFe.
sfEEt ktKEs & -crFFEEs. s
eAEs Long 4 SBosr HANDLED sP sI,sz 4 saovs1s
at II LANOUES,
cor Lafayette ( Ilorid* sis.
ME- I I'rasss EzooYss.-
.-lS Just RECEIVED AND FOR SALE IT CUR rySJ7-
Al low PRICES.
noosHEAn Tsuss Hooes, 81 and 90 1x,:aps,
HAnR4L do do 20 2nA u -
HALF BARREL do 10 Log II "
These Hoops are saatia win extra care.
bes-dea 4 Large Assortment Of E51pers Tou;a.
st LAHGE1Ets 4 LAN0JEs.
y,,sseElt Cans
- spEATs HnRaErIcAL sE1E.sEa1lxe CANS,
IAFIeEs s. !icDGETEs DO SO do
LuDLoWs iSEAl4IsEK do 10 do
- at I-.EGuiEK L L.aNugES
T~sATE2sT So VS.
3 another latge aud assorted lot Of 6. Tut.te n,tent
CRESCENT Saws H--one Of the best -ine-sayi inn tools
ever invented. Fur sale BY
Lacquer &tANrEE.
ooFuer 81 Lafayette < Ftnrida streets,
TpORfN*s RIAC1a1MEs AUGURS. Ct
ID Just received 1t few Boring Machines. with three
assorted steel aug urs. Patent Augur ellis. ASSORTED
sizes, tpst +a%gurss 9 snta &c ische> at
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-08-07

pLACK>MiTI1S' TOOLS.
- Riackssnitis' Bellows, fresh from the ma ~nnfaoto
~, Aaiyiia, s,eages; Iongs, Vices, Soiaer7"E IvonS
Files, &c. y" 2lAIasDlER 4 LAAoIk-
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-08-07
.-.nood one Il is ttoltEof = worthy

- 1aood one is tolsl~of = worthy
- mile city Of S. ia y ofeif-
asa nfio, The deacon vas ne owner
srn o osa,sae, GA large pork pscki' 8 e :,
AM all;slIaept. His duty it waste stang :
sao 'habaa1 Of tho scaIaing trough, Natc :
a'' i'sod to atime' the length OF tug
ID M tI' erv;ne Hog inf when tha Just
slaughtered log was to be t''Fo Tt ~ wy
's s,a.sL. aid "Hog out" wien Tho "afc'
f9as 49, m;utes. Que week The press
To-" compelled the packers tip mr.
A,s.,al1t hand labor, aud SATURDAY '''z=,',1
e,s,,d The deacon completely exhausted.
.oa''a j a. was almost sick :ae next
lu' ne. Wien church time came; but
nv, Ieadi.,g member, and it WAS l''s.
a. a.. taat1et,d tie usual Sabbath service
~ Il could. IL went. The occasion
49,. ur,rlsus.I sole'nuity. AS a revival.
,xss ID progress. TIE minister pT4ac,ted
s.r,,,an wsls! calculated for sHoct- His
".sara,ion MAS a c1;,aax a ggre~st#l'eau'y.
Assuming IT, altitude one'atet'f'g l'sss''-
80 Ia.rscitea to the bteatIliess stul'to-
= .snsrIt they whisper Aagels SAT-
mn nm M came from the deacon's pew,
te,ttoriu am voice. TIE astonjshed
a,,1ieaae tuned their attention lrons1I'e
nreaelIter.= He went on, however, Ut
moved
,,s;stes spirit, como away I"
aHog OUR shouted s1e deacon~"taAy
toar!!' ,, ha.
ana il,s audience. The latter smiled,
anne s,5aker4d auiildy, while a few boys
hroks.fo The door, to spit their sides
laughing, outside, within full hea'i"g,-
,yt,e =nrsaeI,ef was~ dlsconeerted entirely
sat luWn-arese again 1850 po''ouncrd a
br;eE beueuiiction, and dismissed the any-
limo else thar soIelnn~mi'drd hearers.
The deacon, easna TO a realizing
s,,nsa nf Iis unconscious intatiude, for his
brsa,i,ran r. ;r5inleglsd him Several =;
wII,illaAAsIl4 toys caught tbs infection OF
he like, afsl esory possible occasion II
forlsa III opportunity fer them sag "f7og
IL. ~ Hog out|' =
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.ERE5sI SUPPLIES .

? EsHE Subscribers. are tdw receiving their wiut.
e. supplies, which will cunsiat Of Il general assert
ftseat Of asfoceries, Wines, Lf4uara. &c.
ft1ar aava .Gat received and offer to- the tra4 -
DO bhfs Of the popular .Oleander Fioar,
~ Abss leans #hasAeG~-1tac Gbo1t psaat. b.
81 - sr5iths, esna5r i, celebrated,
~ EUxaa Palm Soap, small Bars.
aGo Plain Eaeaa HftaE. very choice, ..s.
& Casaslng pri4efi :. c, EiA,as.
further SUPPLIES viii Re constantly eeEaiaE IN until
G4sis stock is complete. b.. t<azm
EARISFT. & Es.se. A5rTls
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-08-07

.DAINT MILLS.
{ 4 few en- hand. for sale LaRauIER LaNctE.
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u1ch14y
To. Arohi5 as, Bull iers Contractors, Planters
n71 GfIa~r p

Eth ELIGT5.
fHsHE EEDERsI4NED would res eectfuily ainfnsm
I BuiAnrs. Planters and tho cnn.l11uity a. large,
that Ae is ~owfuliY prepared to manufacture BY steam
power. ~ats1oFt notice and moderate prices, Oval, Gothic
nGp3aTitai Window Hash. al kinds Of Pans3eE and Sash
Doors either fixed or revolving Door and FtDesov
Rllnss..& Poor and Window Frames, Base, Moulding, &c,
F1a1alng, I~ongoeing and Growing, turning of every
description. Sd - ~ 49,
Plank dressed to order Of any width under two rect,
and d any thickness under Three inches. Tirfhers
dressed perfectly true, Of any length under t~hirty-ave
feet long and twenty inches square, :
aH~ All orders addressed /" me through the Post
nfts, oFs Il. Hart i Co, .es Baton Rouge, viii meet
win prompt attention, 80
jams a. j. W. BROWN
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S / E 4 Z

fTIAKEN up by J. A.. LeyecG nc, about eight miles
! below the Cart Honse, on the 18th day of July,
1858, A BLACK cow and CALF branded, as we'll rs
coala be judged, .witha an inverted 3 ami both ears
split IN the FORM If a " The owner il requested to
CONG ana. claim sail Cow and Gail, or they Hili be
sold accartling 70 i&E, T. :
iatsl7,tf - ye S1m~ Z. WHITE, J.P- :
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
? 'p4RLsE OF WEsF EAur ROYCE

HAZE III LOUISIANA
piRLsI oE WEsT EAIE ROYCE
I'LL SIXTH nIsrRIcr COURT.
a.. A. Williams. Test Ezeeator, Vi. adams rcEcr+
# 70. 1897 =
r. Ndt|ItE Of = wit q Il. "a, TO ne directed IL
- tsis ssose entitled cassst,sc date tie 222,a Aav Of
al5tsl least from Ihc Sjasfs tlfsseias Court, in and for
sssta aeFts:t sud sta1sr witt. otFered. tor 81 Is at pub
sc silsssoa % the Iast ard ilghoaA~ bidder. ii scoa. d
the Courthouse Of tas parish, On
Saturday Hh day Ct Aug. 1856
al II O'Clock q, m. all this rigat, tits aat interest u
the eeirnaeat. Adam ttetart, in aux; to tho reiIoyy;Da,
EEHterfF-tn T.t:-A CHrtsin ,ract Of LAID situated
III F!iiA pa FtsA, At ior1y arpenta from the river M;ssisa.
lpti, fia"lng t3t 2EpeEtts tfnat hv f3rtv il. depth uaore
or soss, bounced at'ove and IN ftnIt lr lands Of Mile
= iSiniaad, below by Lands CT Mrs. ,Ioacbi,o Dairle
ana III the rear by birds IF Pierre Foret, with all Tie
improvements thereon. to Pay and sattats sasa aai.a ii.
execution, 6e!Seti III the above entitled suit.
r. IcrrnS Of .Eaio-Twelve ,14oatlss i,entI, ,yIt,,
good aad uprofed security.
- ~~. IlFEo BEyGEEoN, D. i
west Baton Rouge, May lat 1855
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-08-07
Earr1aueg aud Harness

FE7fEE subscriber barring Gem rIetea his Rlaac1os
/ Waralous aud Mandatory, il now opening ths
most complete Ct EtT.TsIAGfTaS and II Arm ssS ever Of
lercd@t To purchasers in, this vicinity and would call
tie attention Of bis friends aud. the rnbiic generally
To his establishment and to eEaS25ua Ills stock before
PURCHASING eiseatsfHy. y
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-03-27
An Inquiry.


Mn. EDITOR IF my memory does not
much deceive me- in the report of the meet
ing of the State Teachers Association, last
summer, ii was left in the hands of the Vice
Presidents TO organize Associations for Teach
ers in each County. | wish to inquire, Who
is the Vice President for Called onia County /?
Where is he? What is he doing Is he
alive or dead ? Where is the County Asso-
citation Has it an existence? Where does
it mcet9 Is it private or public gather
ing Such an association iRay-nat he inn
portant for the benefit of the Vice President
himself whoever he may be, but feel it inn
portant for the benefit of many teachers, who
Iaed frequent association with those of higher
talents and more experience than themselves
that they may advance as teachers, or even
hold their own. VIII you give the questions
to the public, that some one "whom it con
Germs may reply to the satisfaction of
MANY TEAcnERs.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-03-27
Vormontors in omoo.

Hon. T.. H. Walton, in 70 lctrrto hr,N,n-
peicr llaichmaq, gives the following a,m,.
Of Ncmoutor ig office % ihc Department.
Of the Interior and Of War
H. tho Department Of fhc hlcflr.If.I
T.. T. Fisk,Tlcrk lllul oniccl 40 n zoo.
H. Lane, cElminfr in tho Patent on.r. -
j0Oi Wm, i, Hall, temporary clerk, mI,.
office maid los the pieces IS. g. U.t..
pension office, ~ 400 Charles Y. W,rr,.
burlington, and u. T. Blodgctt. Brsdf-
pension agents, receiving t.s..--t..-r-r-rr
money dishursld, II IL docs act ..,e-,ri -tnr7
10 each agent Total number about Il0p.
Ncmoniors q.
~ thc War Department; r.. Ara,.y
Vancouver, plymastcr'H clerk, ~1UI. SlIt...
t-r Churchill, Inspector General tBHt.t..r
General hrc,ctD Lyman II, Stone. A,..t.r,
Surgeon VIM. t. Smith, lnt Lieut.. ru...
graphical Engineers Albert y. CuILum. 'gl
Lieut. Cavalry Justin Dimock, Major lC.L
hrcycD lst rcgt artillery Truman S.,nasr
1T Lieut. Capt hrcyvU ditto Amo, B.U.
With, llUuIy W. tlusspu, ln ldels. ditto.
Edward r. PlutL let Lieut. ~ rrgt artillery.
Horny \, Smllly "a do dos llcuy s. Mr.
ton, Capt lMJ. bya'cu 90 rogi ARTILLERY.
Dunbar u. Ransom, l-t Lieut.. doi John ".
Phelps, Capt iih rcgt artillery Hannibal
Day, Maj - rcgi, infantry Henry & Hodge,
lsi Ideul. tNdJuimli Ia rcgt infantry
GuAiah loDmr, Col OH rrH infantry.
Henry h, Seldom, Cart, doa Nyamu +.
Vljkr, ColH,l. 8Wg. Guh. hfe.,Ilib I..f
iutwtlyi Isaac lJudt, Nc.cCT q simmons.
tupts. tih rtgt iuhnlyi Gyur1 Wright.
Colonel, p,h ru-t infantry John NipN.h. I,,
Lieut. dai Cadets at Wrt Point lV.n
ii. SfluLaf.u. "a class 1ruHa ~ N.rr.r
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-03-27
Wnahinglon Matt0rs.

The correspondence the n. y co~me'-
cim ddrDfscr says'
"somo calculations make the Leeomplon
majority 10 be- only one iu the house u sure
Of This, they would take zap the bin nom we
Senate on Tuesday, and pass Il under INC
previous question. liut absonteeisW nut,'h
the Lccomptun ranks, Mr. Douglas thinks
il % fatal symptom, llf bad a. contend WIN
il, ho SAYS, when ho managed the Kansas
Nebraska bin but nov, be says, he 10 WIN
party that Is never troubled with that com
plant
TX, Of the Baltimore SIM writes
There will be a vote la the house on The
Senate bin towards the end of ths week
sny by next saturday and mark nay words
tile BIN rW pafs,"
Nearly all the members Of the House were
IN the Senate during the closing proceedings
ON the Kansas biIl The Chamber b. every
mart was as duscly crowded ns possible
10 the announcement Of the vote there was
slight applause Ia the galleries, intormiugled
with Misses, but no extraordinary excitement
was manifested
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-03-27
Mr. MorriiI.a Lnna -

We arc sorry 10 notice that the Norh Aia
takes ground against Mr. Mouill's Land Bill.
IL Is the fret indication We have seen OF OPP
position 10 this important aud praiseworlhy
measure. II has met the decided approval Of
the Agricultural Societies In many States and
Counties, several Of which have adopted
special resolutions In ia favor and among
the members Of Congress, no opposition has
been manifested, but In private conversation
gentlemen Of both political parties have np-
proved oft The only opposition which has
been anticipated 10 from the utrasls Of tho
South, who viii Of course oppose whatever
has for rs object the improvement Of tho la
boring olnsscs
The bin provides for an appropriation Of
public lands 10 be divided cmong the several
States In proportion 70 their representation in
Congress, for the purpose Of endoviug, in
each State accepting the giant, an Agricul-
tural College, or Institution for Agricultural
and Scientific instruction,
1t Is probably the only measure which viii
ever be proposed with any prospect Of sue
cess, for giving the old States any portion Of
the public lands, and Mr. Morrill, r. entitled
10, and ought 10 receive, the thanks Of his
constituents and Of the whole community, for
bringing the subject thss tnnFibly aud in 30
uncyocplionablo form, before the present
Conprega
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-03-27

A PRIZE Essay ON ApvERTIsING.-NIr
Bonner, Of the New York Ledger whose en-
ormous advertisements have attracted so
much attention, has advertised himself into n
fortune. lie sends to the New York Times
n note from the tax assessors informing him
that he is rated at 100000. This little note
Mr.. Bonner calls "n prize essay onthe benefits
Of advertising" for to that he attributes his
success and by that he means H. quadrupc
his fortune. lIo says;--
y at certainly shows in a more forciblc man
ner than any other document | have seen
how fortune can be made in short space
of time, especially as my personal estate last
year was assessed only ut two thousand dol
lars. But have no idea of paying taxes on
one hundred thousand doitfrs Of personal
property. Rather than contribute So large
an amount towards the support of the numcf2
Gus scoundrels who plumber the City Treas
ury, have concluded to expend il in ndycr-
t'sing, But perhaps, YOU may say that this
will only prove temporary relief, as adycr-
tisng'w will doubtless increase it fourfold, and
instead of being taxed for one hundred thou
sand dollars next year, | may be taxed for
four hundred thousand"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-03-27

Fish NJ Newark n. j., bon. ,a.Gm-,, -
CeggsraiaH Of 5000 PeEssHa iu uud 6,.- .' ...
city. '"'.
o. Mrs. II, u. Stowe has q rm,l.
excellent article on rentals Boz the Nd '."
pendent, the spirit OF which MAY b. .''...'.-
from the following paragraph b.
49, We believe b. itt fHptttrrr On T5-r..,... ,
IN no experiences that do not bring An,
INFO communion with Him who deri,,.l M
came 20 set 40 liberty them that .ar.
aud bruised. K0yiYals NJ religion I5t, "t
been confined % Christian G0uutrir. M
hcathouIsm had them, iopIsh Rom.
them, Modern heatheuism hls fhrn. De-
aud all Of these have bad turns of Io,..'.
fery0r u thcir way Ono and al b.,. l
their frances, Nominations and m,.t..,
crstneies Bot those only arc Christian ...
yala which make men like Chdst,,or hi,
do not make them like Him, ~ lrastfcrtr.
on the road Of trying "a bc Ike Him. W
say, therefore % our friends, that lhe upr'I
Of great religious impulse ha5 come, A..
there viii he reviyals AN over the band. ,,,--.
false or true either Of Christian orally.
then typrI aud hy their fruits shall o.. I.
them. We are glad o. hear that como of ,.
most effective revival preachers coulnc r5l.
attention very much 20 preaching Y-r.
church, are glad % hear iblf.,h.
quite necessary that Chose who prof, n,rt
the oNpoBouls Of religion before lhr r..
muuiiy, shudld have some deeper and l,,i,.
IDEAS Of what religion 10,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-03-27

Nh Green accepted lhe sugsr'II1' " r.
other verbal alteration, o-,.,..d.n,s s,bst
The question upon Air Crlle .l 1i nw's 81.
tute ,1as then pat and lost 'A1 iEs},rsar
Tho bin, 40 amended lo hNN' ibcu
with the Lecompton lohsa'u''".' o5
NM and passed, by yeas, 33 nays -, H..
PNl' "''N 49, BeM Br0derIck, Chandler
clarl Collamer, Crittenden, OLSON D9olllll.'
npuolas Durkee. Fesseuden, Foot, roster
iIait Harlan, King, Pugh, Seward nlmln'"''
stuart. Summer, TRANQUIL, Wade NN''"'
.Ib.rHf-Batos, Davis, lte'a'
PaJed od-Mr Cameron
Applause and Kisses.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-03-27

Something or DrFERENEE-A lady
writes from Memphis, Tenn, an account of
the wedding Of n pair Of iavortc slaves which
was celebrated With great fcstiyity. The
whole marriage service of the Methodist
Church wns read by Rev. Mr.. Collins but,
she says, ut made me very sad indeed when
instead Of the words until death We 10 part. :
he substituted, 'unless you are unavoidably
separated Thus slavery destroys the per-
mancnce Of the marriage Institution and a
Chrsiton minister sanctions temporary co.
hnblntion ms marriage.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-03-27

~ Our government land costs 81 an acre,
-on an average and champagne 50 a bottle.
How many man dies landless, who, during
his life, has swallowed n township-trccs and
nl
Is TWENTY YEARS SENTENCE or A WOMAN
Huldah Morrison, the wretch who stt fire to
the Ashtnbula County, Ohio, Infrmury, by
the burning Of which seven persons lost their
lives, plead guilty to the Indictment and was
sentenced to the Pcniteutiory for twenty
years.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-03-27
Tho Facts.

The town elections in this State show a
large prepondcrancc Of Republican Supcrvi-
sors So far nv yet heard from the result is
-vRepubican, 1866; Democrat, $50; Ameri-
ear and Fusion, SS.--Ne,c York Times
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-03-27
REAnlNa DEMocnArs our or nm pAnrY.-

READING DEMOCRATS OUT OF THE PARTY --
Hon. S. s. Cox, Representative from Ohio,
writing home to his constituents, says that
those who undertake to rend ont the Western
Democrats for opposing Lecompton, "migit
rs ,ceH try 10 read the hickorics ont Of the
U4stlIyi roods."
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-03-27
Manufactured News.

"Thc town elections in New York last
wcck~show some remarkable results. Whole
sections that went against the Democracy in
the Presidential election, now roll up ma iori~,
ties in support Of the National Democracy"
North Star