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Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-12-22

Tnk ENcrfsH HUsrfSo PARRY SArK-
The st Paul ManesofiGn Of December L.
contains the following item:
Lord Cavendish. Mr. Ashley and LORD
Robert 0rosvenor. about whose safety
some fears were entertained. have arrived
at Fort Garry, Red River. in perfect
health.
As these gentlemen have been various
ly reported BY the nsxsr~s--, sr's" -.
.massacrea'' 10y tie Indians frozen IN
:, p.mbiua. "lost" on the praIriss, and
what not. IL will be comfort to ineir
friends and acquaintances. on both sides
oc the Atlantic, TO know that they are SAFE
and sound a, Fort Garry ST. LOUIS
.Nesos Dee. a.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-12-22

~ We suppose Col. cookvrly - still ne
,d,,or Of the Journal. yet he has not the e"ur-
sse to pu, his name at the head Of "s column.
That paper Is nov passing through ea'ys.-
ii. state. and the cunning Colonel y waiting
10 zee What the thing will be when fully de-
velopsd. IL Mr. Douglas makes a favorable
impression in the South. and his chances fo'
the Charleston nomiaslisn are good. then th'
Journal will continue puffipg IN his fAvor =
Bu, II fortune turns ag.instt the Little Giant.
then Cookerly will again mount the u'p"'
and hufra for Derceraey. ss much ~ h's del
seste lungs viii permit him.
But until he--or some ether than the pres
~n, one-,akes the responsibility OF The ediio
rails of that paper. he viii excuse Us IRON
having any controversy with It. or answerinI
any questions it may PROFOUND TO us.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-12-22

Jra,sr D1ppIr-A mar esh'ns h'"-~'
Smith. and .ho presented himself as seay'
.r Of hnr.e. Ar huie.. has been stopping Tor
4 f,v day. pssjn this city. and at me close
sf NJ ch.p,Iss'. engagement Of cony and
wusiel. s,,h took the so management o.
N. Th..r. Carr, Hall. fos two evening
mgssrd II entire company, as -e u'as'
500 - ~fssuta-hsd all the Arrangement
r.de-.,of he proceeds Of ihe iso evenings
and or s-lerdsy. left torn -udd-nsy on ~
mornin train soa,h. having d'ddied, no''n''
N. n.jbcrs of the company. bat 'c'ne'' o.
o,h., ttssrns. TO a more OF less es's''.
l,..,n.h. sane gentleman crerssd !" 'a''
J rus An q msnper sors~hst s'r'
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-12-22
From the Cairo Times and Delta.
DEAD.


Gone. neeting with the whiri~iad,
Gone, rushing ~ith The river.
Gone out into the Gafknsss.
Forever aud foroserl
Gone, as the sunlight closes,
Gone, as the Starlight Pales.
Gone. A. he fair nowers wlthsrl
Gene, - all beauty fails
on, hesrt thy hopes are vslnsr
Than wind or rushing tide.
More neeting Than The morning nsst
That skirts TIE moantaln ade.
Wslii let the dead DO buried.
And let The pest be pasil
This world Is bus meteor
Ltfs cannot AIw.xs last.
Then may the days nesl faster
Than wind or rivor's now
God send us the Hereafter.
God rest the Long Agoi
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-12-22

~ A young German on the West
o'de.c feg weeks ago, eloped with his
emplosr's wife and went to Grand Rap
Ids M'eSgsn, where they were married.
ihe in'ers,ing pair took all the available
articles IN hs house with them. such as
I""Is. linen, stc. The bereaved hus-
oand 1o@k mats.rs cooIly. went about his
buslress a.d made no outward show OF
grief. Last week his wife. having be-
come sick of he. new husband. loft him
and returned 10 hes oldone. fetching with
her the spoons, linen. etc. Old hus-
band quietly welcomed he- back to his
bosom, and the woman congratulated
herself on the pleasant upsAot of hel
foolishness. But 'phancy her pheelinks
when on awakening Sunday morning sh'
ascertained that her husband had elopes
the night before with the hired girl, III,
pair taking with them spoons, linen. etc
as I other pair hsd before them PLAN
dealer
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-12-22


NJ, Tpsrua-I noticed in your paper OF the
IA, ;,s, .ome suggestions with reference to
ss.ssloiug home paper no- iha'-e have one
.h;eh give. in advance Of all the papers taken
in this city the latest nsrs
The writer's opinion has ofen been express
"A bat Terre Haute ought and might sustair
a Daily. enc giving the latest eommere's'. 20
I,,;sa ard other news. and nov that ~e hav'
The advantages Of communication by 's's
graph. there esn be nothing gained by patron
I,ing foreign dsilies 20 the exclusion OF on
e-n. ssd he writer Is Of the opinion that IN
Express ought 10 be sustained ey our eom"0
e;,r. and IL 10 kssed ty ~ssy h<sv that ou
good eirsens -ill increase sis circulation
that ve may have . paper. Tor the oas'nes
usa. the family circle and the literary ma
.l.e--,hs interests Of the place demand IT.
-ill eur eitirens say syef
AN OLD MERCHANT.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-12-22

Tux MrnDsEkD Ns-.kSkS Later advises
from the Sioux country indicate the probable
correctness Of the former report 'hat i-"'a
Grosvsnor. s.a Of the Marquis Of Westmin-
.ter. aud Lord Ca.sndish. son sf the pske o'
pevonshire. have been murdered By The ind'
ans while on ahuuting expedition. The Ia
te.t r.por, 10 that their lordshirs. scromPsn'
ies, by the Hon. Mr.. Ashley. Joined the s'ous
and that the party was set upon ey the Gro"
tribe and uprdered. Lord Bury. ~hol Il
nov In Csrsas. pahlishes statement recent
iv 10 the elect that this rsmcr Wa anfound<sl
but the Montreal Transcripts says tbs. TIA
gentleman has now undcrtskea TO convey III
ndings Of the fss.l event to the parents Of tn
murdered men.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-12-22
~ NJ. Won Humboldt. !. .eems.

fv NJ. Won Humboldt, IL seems, is
pestered by Boswell. A Berlin letter
10 the Boston Journa! says: "A Ger.
man lserateur. Of much dull leafains
aud duler industry, has taken upon him
self to be Humboldt's biographer. without
having any special qusilhcailc"s 'or ,h'
task. He has attached himsei. ourr-like
10 Humboldt. and will not he shaken oil
Every word from the old Han's hPs, every
letter he writes, is eagesy caught up and
chronic,ed o. Gled aw9 by The German
Boswell
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-12-22

T, ~ The Pittsurg Gazette on Friday
TAT reached the end OF it's 7sd volume and
Of IN 7ai year since It was established
II wases,abNshcd within the same year
ofthe a,option Of the United States. The
sa,ettc isstill hale and hearty.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-12-22

An old and good book says. that house
divided against itself cannot stand. A frmi-
W whe1 IL is divided in sentiment, immedi
stely commences retrograde movement, and
the breach is widene until the domestic re
lations are forever destroyed. A community
that 10 at loggerheads soon goes 10 the dogs
city whose inhabitants are divided in rela.
tion to the policy to be pursued. stops grow
ing. State. whose law making power is dis
turbed by party eon'iderations. secomplishes
no good-witness the action Of the Indiana
Legislature for the last few years. A Nation.
whose chief aud his advisers differ on great
national questions, witnesses all progression
stop. and all governmental impetus DIE A
party divided upon Fundamental i.-as. -.,~s'
of necessity dissolve.
II all Of the shove are sxicms. II takes
but momeh 10 write the fate OF the present
Democratic patty. Division is written on lbs
frontlet, aud dissolution has marked it for its
ovn.
Mr.. Buchanan differs viii his Secretary.
and Mr.. Secretary differs with the Presidest.
Which differs the most. it is rather difficult TO
determine. Upon the question OF a Tariff
however President Buchanan in his message
says as follows. and Secretary Cobb in bis re-
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-12-22

~ A Mexican gentleman, named Eseand~-,
10 sasd To be worth the almost fabuloas 81" "
oss hundred millions of deliars' ne e-e'
large Numbers Of quicksilver. gold. SILVER. And
.;ae.bsr pssss. an sarseas parts OF Aex'e'
and California.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-12-22

uThe editor Of down east paper getting
tired Of paying his printers. resolved to dimin
ish bis help. and put his cvn shoulder to the
wheel Herr i. specimen Of his hrss sfsrs
st setting tyPe:-
"ws tqins se shAf d. most % cur sss-
ting N Pps she1esit~a----drin,srSm m.y tALk
aaou, rs bxing difhcTll TO SO hpe. but vs
ddn., expersraoe zveh sifsIeu,y-"
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-12-22

a., a, ,tsL b,xxuso Law rs Mrcnrs.,.
M ~ -, &c el.o,,on the people vossd. by
s,nSing A. Lazy. n favor OF es's''A
os"s"s JAIN =, -. ~. ~, Il n similar in It's lea
York and wiscohl laF al sl 'n'a IN, -.
the amount Of curren> Aaa "m Nc. ,ne'. T.
the State materially.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-12-22

se-sa ~ IovrsrksA.-Tbe New Or
leans a., ! Delta SAYS: Sugar is twenty
.son-sna !, '.s.'a h.rshead aud molAsses twenty
thousand oa''s shead Of last year. we
DO no. think .,.s !, sa af agen, to say that The
s1ssa.' psSsss. Of fas hs valley oeeePs,, Of n;
! vt tina Dor: up to the presen. rod. is
e sble Cat for the same period ear,
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-12-22

i - The UNITY Of the Democratic party
Ia. .hy illustrated by the fact that
dun -. 'ia,7l rec mmenis specific
votes ,Iy 4 the Treasury de.
them. A'Sument aga'ns'
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-12-22

III Gsri, Smith. In . rseeps letter. says
,hst the Abolitiosisss never bad dsrf~
vro.psss ,has ss prsseoa" The prospect o
ia. r.@y = likely to rsnais "drk.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-12-22

Bsyard Taylor refuses to make any further
engsssmenls for lec,urirg the present season
He - engaged for one hundred night-. q, SO
per night. which. Of course. brings, hln -.
600.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-12-22

~ g.S..,, A-ri,er.or the Unies. - Civ
..,,, of r,,-,. Ha.e. I wish he would
s:s,. that vs have 'sr~e er four Artists, and
N. e;,i.es. resl-, 50 totally. that they all
,.ls Of r~nevax 10 other. Ard more liberal
,l.r.. Ne. Albany has an Artist and the
,.... and ,e~rsi,ty Of her respls has enrich
.sh;n Let shs tinions writer es-,srs ,hcss
a.. -.s.. and then lot the Pecpis here shu'
sp.helr ssss. NiNpEA.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-12-22

II For the handscmss, CA'i''~a' P'sf'r's'
49,. ,ss,l.hed. 20 to Bsctinghams and ge'
I'm, supplemeut 70 HarPers Weekly IL =
msesi6eent.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-12-22

fT A man giving a's nan. cnovu.
Ingram has been arressed in y
charged with committing forgeref sAs
amount Of Sill 900 an that city. Co..
90, aud St. Joseph.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-12-22

AZ woman died recently IN Cineinnsts.
Who had accumulated IS 900 in her business
ofpisying . hand organ and singing in the
streets.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-12-22

Albert Myers. eouvie,si Of The murder o.
Neville. in the State Prison. last spring. vas
executed. 10 the jail yard, Al 20 minutes pss'
a. ts-da--
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-12-22

~ John Neal ssys the eagle has eon
!. more ese.smpssous ssill--hs boots d every
thing.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-12-22

II The several route agent. on the T. II. A
4 {, I,.u;s R.,lrosd. have placed us unde'
ALLEGATION. for St. Louis, and other vesiers
..nors
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-12-22

nwe learn from the Journal. that Arnold
4 Co have recovered part oi Inc s'''s 40
len from their store fev nights age
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-12-22

II The Bseh>lors' Assembly. last evesing.
,as decidedly one Of the 6nsss Of the season
We never saw ncrs enjoymerf crowded to-
s.shsr bs;vssn four SQUARE vsii.- "An vent
berry ~ narriage-bsl H." and every one iel'
Ike ssyiax. Ged bless the nss Who invented
,h<hsiort' Assemblies.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-12-22

President Buchanan.

says as follows. and Secretary Cobb in bis re, :
port says follows
President Buchanan. Secretary Csbb.
ain my delIberatel "1he general result Z
Judgment specific du- which have stated in
lies are the best. IL notdcstes that IL frauds I;
he only means Of se.lhave been practiced up (
.urng the revenue a on the revenue, IL is
gainst false and fraud not owing TO our pres
rlent invoices andent od ratorea system.
l,ch has been the prac If the argument drawn
n. adopted for this from the excess of *
Use by other com ports over imports be
.;d.sA nations. BE correct. greater frauds
Ia secifc dutiesha-e been committed
,,.r;nan I'd 10 the a nnder a tariff of spsche
- ;n.;I.n o ufacturerduties than under the
49, .. ,'h;.t sdvanta ad raioreu act OF 1876
T. .,,;,lo1 80 t.s fair-ls strong appeal
,a,;e Tha rev will doubtless be made
. -. :. s,;es so to discriminate as to
ss,.,o re- d:sal,ay afford relief 10 certain
az Under it, wheh s"-u " 20 W
prices a's high and bu 'nshy oep'esseu. :"
duties rise i'm amoon,ltaked care should oe
Ihe least rYo.ires ,bs;rl rsou',Qt to afford the
aid. On the contrary expense leiei at .he
when prices fall. aud terest equka 10.
he is struggling agalnssof assistance IN NaI'
sdversity, the duiics'iy entitled to = eqn@.
are diminished in the at he hands of & 6lse ven u
same proportion. great eTnment" so'
lly to his injury" |
In the Presidents deliberate Judgment,
specific duties are the best 10 secsre the reve.
nue. against false aud fraudulent invoices >
and Mr. Secretary Cobb says that the frauds
practieed upon ths revenue is not owisy to
our present az pslorr. system" The Presl
dent says. "specifc dutie. would afford to the
AmAri~an manufactures the incidental aSsan
tages 10 which he is fairly entitled under a rev
suue tariff" and Mr. Secretary says, greater
frauds have been committed under tariff OF
apecific duties thar under the ad roloren act
ofls46." Some hnle difference Of opinion at
the fountain head-the punetua Salens of Dem.
: oeratic faith.
r. But the President is not more unfortunate
e ~.b his Secretary Of the Treasury. than with
the Secretary of War. Even that distinguish
eo actor n this "3sLsm infernecisu,n'' dares iS
n differ with ne power tha, made him. Th.
j. President gives as version Of our dificuitie,
:. With the sormons and Mr.. Floyd gives his
= Here they are, and hOw,th.r jingle:
President BueLansn. S..reiayy Fbyi
:, The present coudi These oeonle how
tioa OF the Territory ofever. sill e.ince a spir
II Utah, when contrsstcdlt OF insuboll,na alto,
r with What il was year and moody discc.len /,
!, ago, is a subject fer They keep up str;eA
!. lcougratulaiion. IL was heir crgani cation
r rebellion lieet ana end IN. rso,
Z am happy to in pls.e exclusion Of Fed
)o0'prm you, ina. the Gov, era. authority nom a.
u,t norr A"u o,.e, eivl' parVcps' !
My spProprform,rr theirthe Territory, beyond
No wshout y. fu.,.i ion. mere hoilow show
hat rnns,;sn,.os ~. bead man eh,'
the laws has been = DE people WIN ssola,
al stored. and Psacs pover, and undef =
,aIis .1foug'00' thssa.'on +, he temp
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-07-24
Tho Temperance Question.

Tho annual convention Of the Vermont
State Temperance Society was held at Rut-
land on the eth aud slh in,tsnts, Rcsolu-
lions were unanimously adopted declaring
That the Powers resolution, (Which declared
that tho uso of alcohol Cor any purpose what
ever, ought not to be sanctioned hy law,) a.
dopted az the last meeting OF thc society does
not represent the sentiments Of the Temper.
nucc men Of the State, and that it cnduugcrs
the pcrmSncncc of tn present laws that
whatever be the value of the prohibitory law,
It's practical benefit is in occupying ground
sven hy other means rather than IN making
new advances that il ought not to occupy
the attention Of the friend of Temperance TO
the exclusion of other rstrumcntalitics and
that U0W, as cyof the reformation or those
already addicted to bad habits, the support
Of those who are woycrng, and the guarding
Il the Young, should be the main objects Of
the Temperance action in this State and in
,okipg attention TO Ycsuscitation Of Temper
ancc Societies, for young and old, in all parts
Of the State that in view Of recent state
mcnts Of Mr.. Cough, in England, that the
prohbitory law is dead letter throughout
New England, the convention passed q rcso-
luton declaring that the law in Vermont is
net a dead letter, hut that all the benefits
naturally to be expected fromits enforce
mcnt do follow, in exact proportion to the
energy and efficiency Of the execution Of the
law. Mr., Peter Sinclair OF Scotland, adj
drcmct the convention on Wednesday even
ing.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-07-24

w In Kansas, two weeks ogo, Miss Irene
Baker. girl Of seventeen married man Of
Scycnty-tiyc from admiration of one of his
political speeches. Thus is a common saving
vcriiicd-"pulitics makes strange bed fell.
lows LomisrWe Jomwoi.
~ The editor Of the Washington r,iap
abuses the frccsoilers. lie himself is the
frecSt soiler that We know of-Soilug every
decent thing he touohcs.-LoWSrHic JouruaL
NIAGARA FANS BAcNNG ur.-Anothcr
mass of rock, earth and trees separated them
selves from Goat Island at Niagara Falls.
last week, and went laundering down into
the chasm Buffalo may hola ain time" to
have the Falls, within the city limits.
tV' There has been great decline in the
prices of meat (wholcsatp) in the New York
markets within few DAYS past Beef is now
from two to three cents q pound cheaper than
heretofore Sheep and lambs are dollar a
hcut lower. NJ the Washington Market. on
Wednesday, mutton sold at two cents a
pound.
Some wag writing from Cairo, III.
stHee the -,tl,-idirc of tfr tfuurf, says ri4rap
are now in that city -four hundred aud hftv-
Two distinct and different smells, amt Screyal
'"ordS get 10 hga from!
DAAlEENEn ANnnE --Icrrnll- aaL La...a.A
blanchard were strolliug together about
London, discussing pasSionntcly plan for
joining Byron in Greece. Jcrrold, telling
the story many years after. said but a
shower o rain came ON, and washed all the
Greece out OF us"
.rur LArrsr--Why are hoops like an OBJ
stinatc man
Because they often stand out abou, triGcs.
~ \ man named German went into the
water to battle on Sunday, ut Boston and not
being a good swimmer, was drowned; where
upon u Coroucr's Jury sat - upon his body,
and returned for their verdict: "That he
came to his death by having, ia rjoiuii9n Of
the city ordinances gone into the water about
. - O'Clock on the afternoon of SUNDAY the
27th," &c.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-07-24
Raaex COUNTY Nominationa.
Republican District Convention,

The Fttmen ~ the second Congregational Dis
tr.g' u Vermont who arc opposed to the general
policy ~ the prescut National Administration,
especially 80 far relates 20 those question. which
Lave recently and are nov agtat.ng the couutIt
wry requested 10 meet IN District Convention, at
WHITE RIVER JUNCTION, on THURSDAY
tht OH day ofAUGCST noNt At o'clock T., NJ,
fof the purpose Of nominating candidate Tor
Eoprcsrutaths 10 Congress 20 bc supported hy
thg Itcemcn u said nisui,t at the ensuing cleo
ton, and 10 do any other busiurss proper to Do
done oil that occasion,
Per order District Committee.
Juy |, 1853,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-07-24

family connections -HaHuiI1unr of"uarur..
nprlaWfu good -Hl generous hearted
alHsI UuW hn ls 70 UrTr. Hl.UhuI. ruined u.....i
IlIs iWn young uHd hr1ufIul u.rrs s..g b,
tha dos. Au aged, unHt.mtr m...,-
WnuTur over h.r once mobile boy Elt uur
ruined saH. Au only daughter aul Chilli 70.
che bloom of rarll hUt mature R0malhaaJ
Wrcp- over her ithHrs druriltilu Kind
brothers lud irruds would d. 40 thatruf.
done 90 restore him t0 manhood 4ud har.r
Alas ho is maniac hy Rum Apr clu.ar
ut present, SEQ the lclst prospect ~ hs us.
tnratI1n. Thus rs o. brother fellow mtn.
ruined BIS 70 worse than useless fashion. .r
custom Of s1cicry-thc drinking Of spirits a.
% beverage. We talk ni tha pwfiIur.. gl
human sacrifices among tho lluubru Mf
have $50 not human sacrifices of thr slm,.
Kind among us, iu This pr1lesspdIy Christian
laud,-humuu fHrrlfrcs-or rather, uh lmlu
Ito the false gods of human passions, ns-
toms, habits, and passions Of men Ihe
duHkarl, and thr s1 called moderate drink
cr, bows down and dies 90 ihr god ui auurt'tr
perverted and depuyrl into mou,,ar
Those who sell the liquid poison Wo.l.p
l0Rmom and II Is written "yc cannot srr,.
God and MnmWuu. They nro bent 900 pur
ting money, even ~ thousands die hy 10 arI
Doc down in thr duNklrdr grave Il.r
rup.dly is Unsuitable. The wrath or fbr .g.I
must be appclsed hy victims haapr'u
H'y."sHotY
1--WE lc1m rhat ST. Val IS now in lha BOO
a. Chelsea, for abusing his molhcrl
ASmuH Tysy Emrp-UB.T anlanof
Sheldon, shot fIl grown lyuN lfw d.r.
SINCE near bis residence 10 Easf Sheldon.
making the third one killed I'm hi4 count,
within the pact few months. Tie gi4tr.D.,.. .
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-07-24
tsTrsanHi,

We dud che following paragraph iu refer.
enct 90 our lowUsmm 100 the burlington
Iim,sg
I've have hal.tho pleasure 70 meet the
Hon. Judge PuANp, Of the Supreme Bcuch,
in our village, during the past few days, We
believe hcs 100 town 90 hear and determine
a' referee or Chancellor certain important
ui.r1qd suits Dat have been some time ia
hr Judge Poland f. one 81 the most in,
du'lrioueud irdcft.rubc Of Durable Bench,
and biz decisions, both oral and written, cN-
hb.t 'b" legal 'cumcu and pcr,picuiy which
wo tho highest qualities OF good lawyer
We trust hc may long continue 20 occupy %
post ho so houomhly fls."