The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-10-09


wear aud @ months "a tho state prison lilll'
Haywood and Ray FOR state o. W. iiAllA'
/ horn, bartlett and Fletcher Tor responder"
1nLus ~ THE COURT
/ No. #. Hugh 6orham vs. baria N"r''
TsoYer Gsr watch, Judgment for PlL
/ for $50 and costs H. G, Benton ior pll'
snde s. Edwards, Dickerman for der
No. 81. Hobart, Hoirard a ChambeiW,
Va. Laurence Is Chandler. Book aeepunt-
Judgment for plrs vs., Lawrence s532,'o
damages Tor deft and cost aud Judgment Tor
deft Chandler % recover, @. G. * G. w c.
for plfs, slade a Edwards for drft.
No. 81. Hiram Josim vs.. w. O. I'rsro'
Book account Judgment for pif on report
for 500 and cost, Brown for Plf Harvey
for deft,
No. "a. School district No. il I'ieioy
vs. Schooi district No. o ~ GraHby. Judg-
ment for Pr $50 and cost Dale for pl'G--
Haywood for defL
No. 30 BrigLton Vs. Charleston apt
Appeal from an order Of removal Of pauper'
Judgment that paupor was gluly removed
/ q, G, A. q, W, e., Dale for plT Diekerman
for def.
No, No. Chas. Cheney Va. H. NJ Ltmd
apt, Book account Judgment on report
for PIT Dalo for prf Haywood for def.
No, 80 IPm. Cheney Va. Oi8 EcmHs,--
Action on receipt Of property. Judgment
for pl'f $25O.s2 and cost Haywood for pl'G
Bartlett for deTt
No. Oh. Ehsha Balirm Va, 4. a. 4 w.
l.. BalitoiH 4 CO. Sub attaehment--credt-
ors defending, Judgment for plf sl6G3.Gi
aud cost, Haywood and Slade 4 Edwards
for pl'G Dale and Fletcher for deft
No. nc. 4. q Jennings apt, vs.. Il. II.
Garland Action on book account Judg-
ment on report for plf for Sljs and cost
slade 4 Edwards for pie Dale for dcrt
No. 90. Joseph Beeeher vs.. Nm. RoiceH
apt Judgment for derL Ramsay for plE
Benton, Ray and @, w. IIartshorn.
No, 4. GrcenloqC WeJJ Va Joseph Vs.
Taylor q Trustee. Hearing ON report Of
commissioner rs TO liability VI Trustee
Judgment that trustee is liable for SlOi5O,
Haywood aad Dale for plE Burns and
Fletcher for Trustee
NEw DOCKET
barnard .lccfho,p va Douiel BuHku,-
Petition for new trial. Petition dismissed
with cost, q, c. 4 q. ", {. for plf T. 4.
Cahoon for dcf't.
Cairin Ed,car,is ". 4. c. Goss, et al
Judgment for plE Dale FOR pl'G Slnds &
Edwards Tor del't.
rT,- On Tuesday afternoon horse fell out
Of a car Of the cattle train about three miles
below this village, while the engine was
moving AT the rate Of twenty miles an hour,
rolled down the bank into the water, picked
himself zap and gnllopcd away, lcapiug fences,
Sc, for more than Two miles. When found
there was only q scratch on one Leg 10 mdi-
cate his pcrilous journey. The owner jumped
out Of the car just as the train was starting,
leaving tho door upCn- lie got ct the
7 hiutrr portion Of the traln but before ne
could reach the car he had lclt the horse IN
he was gone RrdUcboro PhtHir.
/ CoMrIEnp.-Mr Mcad's figure for the
dome Of the State House is now completed
and will bc removed in few DAYS. IL il
the largest figure of the kind in the country,
and is in every respect creditahc not only To
. the artist Nho designed the statue, bat Co Mr..
ltcttng under whose supCriutcudcncc the
carving was performed. IL is a female figure
typical of Vermont In her right hand il
scroll cmblomaticul Of the constitution and in
her left arm is supported 4 shral 81 wheat
representing the chief interest aud employ
mcnt Of Nermontcrs, viz Agriculture The
drapery il disposed of with classical skill and
in exquisite taste. II is sngulnrly appro.
pirate for the place il is TO occupy where We
/ hope il VIII stand for centuries, monument
of Mr. Mead's genius, and of the taste Of
! iAesa a4ftlsf- isiiasc auspTues the work was ia
l,iated aud eccompl Phcnir.
J INSTITUTIONAL gentleman in Bradford a
I few days since, received letter from some
unknown person. containing three dollars and
q quarter, saying that he had made pre-
lcssion of religion and being anxious To- live
up TO his profession he herewith returned an
amount Of which he had deiraudcd the per
son to whom the letter was directed, several
years since.-.iUr0rd.
LlQuoR SEZUUE.--On the 18th, Sheriff
Allis Of Randolph, spilled twenty gallons of
/ liquor which had been condemned The
Woodstock Standard says that Mr.. Allis has
spilled one hundred gallons in Randolph
within four weeks.
GoLp DIGGINGs IN NERMoNT.-William
Henderson of Springfield, with two assist
ants. on Ihursday last washed out nearly
SlI worth of gold in Plymouth, VI, on the
land of Amos Pollard and l.. $. Carlisle
One piece was valued at $500. This gold
range is one or two miles wide, and extends
! through the town.
A CARD.-The members of the Danvillc
Rife Company hereby tender their grateful
thanks to the Fair Ground Company and to
the citizens of st. Johnsbury for the hospital
manner in which they were received on the
first day of the late Fair likewise to Mr..
WATSON, of the ST Johnsbury House, for the
excellent dinner furnished on that occasion.
Star.
AcCrDENT.-We learn that Dr. S. G. Per-
kins, of Castleton, was severely injured by
being thrown from his wagon, on Saturday
evening last Hd was on his return home
and when about half n mile west of Castle
ton village, the horse became frightened and
ran away. The doctor was thrown out, and
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