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The Placer herald., 1859-06-11

&HERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue of order
2lth day of May, A.. d. 1852 issued out of the
Honorable District Court, lth Judicial District,
for the county of Placer, and State of California,
on Judgment rendered in said Court, on the
26th day of April, A. D. 1859, in favor of A. S.
Grant. and against j. G. Fordyce for the sum Of
Five Hundred and Thirty Nine Dollars and seven
cents. (S539 O7,) with interest upon the sum of
Five Hundred and Thirty-Nine Dollars and seven
cents. from the 26th day of April, A. d. s59. at
the rate of 10 per cent per annum, and for costs
of suit taxed at S25 90. will expose to public
sale. to the highest bidder for cash. at the Court
House door. in Auburn, on
Monday, the goth day Of June, A. ID. 1859,
at the hour of 10 o'clock, A. NJ. all the right, title,
interest and claim which the said }. G. Fordyce
had on the 10th day Of April, 1858, in and to the
following described prorerty, to-wt: certain
Canal or Water Ditch. known as the "Goodwood
Water and Mining Company's Ditch" the same
being situated in said county. and Township No.
4, and being constructed and used for the purpose
of conveying water for mining purposes together
purtenances thereunto belonging. and all the
rents, issues and profits thereof, and also, all the
the estate right, title, interest, claim and demand
whatsoever, well in law as in equity, of said
defendant. All of which named and described
property | shall sell as aforesaid, or so much
thereof as may be sufficient to satisfy the above
judgment, together with the costs due and to be-
come due thereon. CHARLES KING. Sheriff.
BY l.. l.. BULLOCK, Under-SherF,
Auburn, May 26th, ls59.-4w pf $50 90
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DURNING FLUID, &c.-Camphene, Lamp Oil
ID Alcohol. Turpentinc, boiled and raw Lnseed
Oil for sale by II. HAZELL.
Oct. Is, 81.
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TVLOWER a. GARDEN SEEDS, large us
IL sortmcnt of all kinds. For sale by
March 5th, my 5. W. MORREl4lA.
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THE celebrated Corn Cob Tobacco sold by
B. GOODKIND & co.
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DERFUMERY, of every variety. For sale by
S. W. MORRELL.
March 9TH, my
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nRUSHES. Hair Cloth. Tooth Flesh, Paint and
d White Wash Brushes, full assortment. For
sale by S. w. MORRELL.
March 5th, 80 my
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MEEDlCAL LIQUORS Il WINES, of the pur
lXl est and best to be found in the Market
For sale by 5. W. MORRELl1.
Mvrch 5th, my
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4 LII kinds of Nuts, fresh. to be found at the
n Young America store of
The Placer herald., 1859-06-11

DAY RUM, of superior quality. For sale by
I'D the Gallon or Bottle, by
s. W. MORRELL.
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Oysters.
N. B.-FAmlies will be supplied with. Fresh
Oysters at the rate of $1.75 per hundred IN the
she'll, or $500 per hundred shelled
Auburn, May 2lst, le59.-my
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-12-23

zap aifh0ut mnihrr Resistance Cook antT-
usgds remarked that 10 be- could have goo
oFdf and ihrailed che guard. boz would rHrr
iHu Shenandoah mnuntHins afe within ten
minutes ron ~ The Iail wall, and bad be-
reached them, uith BIZ thorough ku0Wledga
~ them he arrest sould have been difficult &
especially a. bot ieW Of the military could
have i0ll0a him during the night
They bad succeeded, ahcf two Weeks' TO-
Dor, whenever alone, ald 81 night when the
bed clothing nuiiied the sound Of the saw,
which they had made out Of the blade " an
old barlOw knife, in cutting through their
iron sharkles, 30 that they could pry them
oFen 90 any moment they should have their
other work completed, They bad also made
SOFT N UhisEi OUT N Au Old bed tcIeWt
with which they succeeded. ns opportunity
would offer, ln removing the plaster from the
wall, and brick after brick, Until space sul-
fcient FOR them 90 pass through was opened,
and hll % the removal II the outer brick
The bols was made in theVpart u the sail
ngaJfa which they slept aud the bed being
pushed against the wall, completely bid their
work from view, The bricks they took out
Nem concealed in lhn- dram Of . steve s'td
the dirt and plaster umoyed iu The euurso
Of their work was placed botWeen the bed
clothing, They acknowledged that they had
been al work Whole yegk 10 making the
aperture In the wall,
For want Of space We omit the details of
the hanging Of these men, and simply give
the hctsi
They assembled the scallald with q deter
mined iirmuess that was scarcely surpassed
by Capt Brown, A brief prayer was offer
cd, the rope adjusted, the cHp drawn, and
both launched into eternity in seven minutes
after they assembled the gallows
Al that was said after the rope was adius-
ted, was that Cook exclaimed lie quick as
possible" which was repeated by Coppic.
Amer hanging about thirty minutes, both
bodies,were taken down, and placed IN black
walnug collins That ~ Cook was put in
poplar box, and directed 20 "Ashntil l.. VIII
lard and Crowley, lOi William Street, New
York, care Of Adams E1prcss," Coppics
body was placed in similar box 10 be for
warded TO his mother In Iowa
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-12-23
Freeman's Catechism Concerning the Ir-
repressible Conflict.

Question.--Whof first promulgated the doc
trine of the irrepressible conflict?
Answer.--Thomus Jefferson
q. When and how did he promulgate It !?
A. In a letter written to friend in 1921,
q. What did he say?
A. Nothing is more certainly written in
the book of fate than that these people me
gro slaves) are TO be frecj nor is il less GER
tain that the two forms of society cannot be
perpetuated under the same Government.
q. Who next promulgated III
A. Henry Clay.
u. When and how did he promulgate It P
A. Irr a speeth delivered before the Amer
lean Colonization Society In 1927.
q. What did he say ?
A. "Untl universal darkness and despair
sl.s+ i,--~u4l Hr-r1rTI -vJJtU 70 IJTTVTSs
the Sympathies and thy efforts Of frcemen in
betnlf of the unhappy portion of our race
who are doomed to bondage"
q. Who Endorsed Mr.. Clay's remnrKsP
A. Daniel Webster.
q. Who says so
A. Edward Everett
q. Who next promulgated il
, a. TIE hchm6Hd Enquirer, a Democrat
ic newspaper.
q. When did it promulgnte il
A. 10 the Presidential campaign in 1866
q. What did il say
a. Two opposite aud esuHclns forms
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-12-23
Hanging oftho last of Browns Army

The New York papers Of Saturday. contain
long accounts Of the last hours of Cook and
Coppic, at Charlestown, Va, on Friday. We
copy the following:
TIE ATTEMPTED ESCAPE or COoKAND coPPic.
All was quiet until o'clock Thursday eve
ming, when the town was thrown into com
motion by the report of n rife under the iai
wall, followed 10y several other shots from
the vicinity ofthe guard-house, in close prox.
Unity to the jail. The military we're called
to arms and the excitement was intense, be-
yond anything that has yet occurred. In
few minutes the streets were in possession OF
armed men. Rnmors Of exerY- deGe4iaIi..s.
were ailoat, and it was dangerous for citi-
zen TO 90 out to ascertain the cause Of the
excitement.
The sentinel stationed near the jail report.
cd shat 'IusEitf-east eight oicfUrk- he Oh.
ser<ed a man on the jail wall lie challenR-
ed him mad receiving no answer fred at him.
Another head was also seen above the wall.
but rutreated az soon as the first one had
been fired at. The man on the top Of the
wall twho proved to BE- Cook seemed at first
determined 10 jump down. hut the sentinel
declared his intention Of impaling him on his
buyopet and he then rctrrated into the mi
yard with tupptc, aud bvih gave themselves
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-12-23
Washington County.

Lcandcr French Of Barre, was so badly
burned at the burning Of the hotel in that
place in September, that he has died Of his
injuries.
Mr. Nouns, who was burnt out, and near
ly burnt up, ct Marshfeld last week, is the
leader or the Montpelier band and he IS to
have a benefit next Monday night. on which
occasion some musicians from Meetpeli-r
have volunteered their seViecs
The citizens Of Montpelier haze voted 70
buy new fire engine.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-12-23

hoat,rl 70 is 60 be- hti.si tHar th.s meet
-igE b. succeeded BOZ sar'rr ff. I..r
.atH 10 aasl sp tHelf brlHts aHd coo hitH ut
terly b. yain 10 lsmeulabIe.
Your readers must not conclude ihat this
meeting 10 faif hdn Of cine opinions Of the
mass Of lho voters N chic city, although un-
quuHunabIy it velNlepre1euts che Demo
crats A large mseiinASqn be got up here
a. any time ana for &yN9Aieot iast sesh
there Nas large nicely ( expressing symna-
Thy Tor John Brown, ifthaps there vii be
o great orowd tonight % zee Heenan and
Mouissey, two noted pugilsts, make an ca
Aihiii.-Fs gitsit -iii sf'i tr,-tuurruw night ~
good lhnng will gather 20 see how many
rata some Dead Rabbits dog can Nil Ia
minute, This 10 city Of great oonirasts.-
But iev rods from the church IL theatre
stones throw from che house Of virtue, 10
the haunt Of the prosliue,--and within o
snort distance Of che Fulton street Prayer
meeting, which daily assemblies from II To
o'clock, ths grog shop and the gambling bells
are we'll palropiled,
The weather IL wet, and husiptss duh The
rain will no doubt affect che attendance az
ihe funeral Of Cook, the poor plisguidcd as-
sociate ~ brown, who IL 90 be- buried here
'H irnHliro tr.irt Thrrr ir rur l'Hf Co.
public interest going on here racrpt what
concerns politics and old Brown, aud saving
ihc Union. Ae.i of which ] suppose you
have enough for one letter -,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-12-23
Orange County.

The Telegraph relates q remarkable eaoape
from death NJ Bradford. II sajs lhat ON ihe
llih Imi, a =. it4t. m4 Mr Fleming
we're clearing away the anchor Zee in tho
aume which supphta Tn mills and machine
~ 1T the south end of the village, tho ucra-
mulaied Ice a. The upper end giving way,
poured upon them dcluge u water. Mr.
Leach fortunately escaped, but the mass car,
rcd M Fleming along with o., through o.
hole about two feet square, formed Tor Dec.
ling the water out Of the aumej upon tho
ledge below, some six or eight feet II.
passed through the hole feet foremost which
probably accounts Tor bis not being seriously
Il not fatally Injured.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-12-23
Now ~ the Time.

Now IL the time for our friends 10 get W.
few new'subseribers for 1900, Let those
who believe that a good County paper should
be sustained exert themtelyes a little aud We
shall print many more papers Than We now
do, Where IL the man who cannot procure
No one more name with which % hrgiu the
next war See youf neighbour, e., d induce
him 10 take H. Lot ~ ha,ea few more good
ones, -wohhle.a onra We don't wnnt. n
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-12-23

We gather q few toms Of interest from
the last Standard among which e. thc io,
that Mr. Amasa Bartlett, son Of Me- Seth
Bartlett - tDyen'r. Las.Atliy heia elected
represeutati'r 10 the lcgi Of Kansas.
a Young man, son Of Mr.. Hiram McruI.
~ Craitsbury, dropped dead in Coventry 900
Tuesday last, lie bad brru afflicted vilHa
heart disease Tor some years.
George Fletcher, confined for some month,
in the lrasburgh jail for horse 81 ling, broke
jail on Wednesday '--FAt ~ saving utE trrr-
CRATES, and dropping To the ground. IL
broke out year ago last November, and was
caught again in the winter.
The Standard also contains very olmpli.
mcntary notice OF one Harvey Moody of
Charleston, llIays many who were on Bar.
ton Fair Ground year ago last fall will rec.
ollso, how be walked up TO restaurant stand
on the ground aud hargancd FOR what pie br
could eat Three apple pies were placed bo.
fore him. These were quickly do,ourcd.-
Before getting through his meal he clt eight
apple pics, four cookies, four pieces Of cheese.
and drank Eve glasses Of lemonade Al an.
other time Ne called Tor dinner at the pub
lie house, Derby Centre, and rs he sat down
at the table be handed hi, quarter 20 the
landlord TO pay for his dinner. He cleared
the table Of is usual ygrie,y md called for
more a second time the table was r,plru-
ished, and he again called for more which
was brought on be again cleared the table
Of is eatabcs and fourth time called Tor
more. The waiter then notified the landlord,
when he appeared with the quarter in hand
and announced to hit CUES, If he was dispos
ed &c retire on what he had eaten his money
should be refunded. This be concluded to
do, getting what he had eaten gratis.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-12-23

~ Cook, Coppic and the two negroes
were hung at Charestown on Friday, aeeor-
ding TO the official programme. This Is the
Gnal act In this dcplorable tragedy Men
who had yiolated!no moral law, AND negroes
who dared 10 assert their right to use their
legs Ia running away, were alike murdered
In cold blood, to satisfy this Moloch Slavery,
These successive hangings In Virginia create
IN the northern and Christian heart a bufn.
ing indignation against the institution that
demanded the sacrifice.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-12-23

Ii aaair'F rllaatl 4a4nE afi4fed Wra, col
faHi aDd endure. The one musi give Hay
snd Geese % eIlai--ibs other bec0ns uHiYer
eel
,.ua. siali th .upIal Ffi
uuChusuan "a must fall and give way slave
sDaelj -sHolal system odd aH ihe world ~
universal az man"
a. Who neat rettated lhe faCtP
a, William ~ kraHrd
q WHOM uheTe, aud h0w
4, la speech delivered in Rochester ia
Y. What did ha sayP
4 While referring 10 the collision which
hhd occurred beiseeH the twO systems Of IA
h0r in the United States, he said 4" II Cthe
cnliisi0nl 10 an irrepressbIe conflict between
-Fi-+-'''F s'ti eirtiHrtrE turrrU HUu II WFHHE
lhai the United States must and WILL sooner
nf later, become either entirely q slnyehold-
ING nation, Or entirely d free-lab0r nation"
q, llid be- Intimate the process By shiCh
lhoy will ultimately become 90?
a, He did, lle said, while confident
ly believe and bbpe that mNy~iuutry vii yet
Income a lauJDf universal freedom, / do pr
expect that 10 N'l be made % otherwise than
through the action Of the 6eyersl States CO.
operating With the Federal Government. and
Hll acting in strict conformity with their re-
specliye Constitutions"
q, q there any treason IN thisP
a, Not unless Thomas Jefferson, Henry
Clay, Daniel Webster, and the editor Of me
H'cAWpHd Inquirer were traitors,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-12-23
LOCAL AND STATE.
\ Legal supper.

Legal supper.
There was very pleasant meeting Of tho
Court, Bar Jurors, and Citizens Of Calrdo-
MIA County, At the ~, Johusbury House on
Thursday evening Of last week, the guests
Of Hon. Erlstus Fairbanks Il has seldom
or never been the fortune Of our citizens Go
meet 81 40 agreeable an entertainment but
10 was Of cApceial interest 10 the member. Of
gh'lcgal profession,
AMER H' hour ~ social interview iu the
par1rs, the company repaired o. tle dia.pg
hall whore an excellent supper was provided
~ Mr.. Watson Before pauaking ofthls rr-
past Gov, Fairbanks introduced the subject
by a few remarks, inwhieh he said that Mr
Watson was nov oH fIigl and it was expect.
cd his cease" vhould have q careful hear.
ing and strict Justice" after which an
turned their attention 20 the cease on trial.
with keen relish.
Ahcr this rcrlst had received ~ mcritod
attention, Gov. Fairbanks, by apt ,torcs and
rich sentiments, called out q large number Of
'hc lcgs profession in sbor, speeches, on Of
whom were entertaining and some very anu
sing. Mr.. Davis of Dan,illc was appealed
90 as tho connecting link between The fathers
In the profession 90 this County, and the gem
Grafton IT lawyers who are nog ON the stage
u action. lie paid a meriod tribute 60 the
memories ofGi'vold Fletcher, Mauock,,
Pod. OK, Bell and others Mr. Davis was
followed Ny his Honor, l.. J. Poland. Mr,,ry.
s. u. Colby, Abel Underwood, VI Hale. Per.
rim Of Randolph, c. G.. Dewey, IIcndcc Of
Morr.Iown, aud r. Bartlett, on 81 which
brought 20 their ajda fund OF VII, and rich /
anecdotes, which on know are so characters
,ic ~ some Of these speakers.
Allusilns we're made by several gentlemen
who spoke, to the rare courtesy and good
feeling towards each other, which existed .
among the members Of the Caledonia Coun.
~ bar. Gcutlemcn from other counties r..
marked this fact, as well as Judge Poland. .
who is acquainted with the bar Of c,crl.
county iU The State
It is believed that such gathering, ay,thj,
one was will have a happy eGce, upon an
Who participated and We thir> Il was par.
icularly gratifying 20 the large number OF
persons present who are not resident, Of our
own
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-12-23
windsor Comfy.

writer in the Journal cries out against
the turkey-shootcrs in the following style
RELIC OF BABRARIsM.--P Prohibition Reccr-
vaIy aud reqUircd-One of the most cruel.
barbarous and degrading sports" INDUCED
in at life present day is Iir-key .S6,.3.ar. Il
is not only an act Of cruelty, cIuSing uunec-
cssary suffering to-the fowl lli frequently
results IN gambling, drunk enness and de-
hatchery, thereby proving Itself curse TO
those who engage in il, and a nuisance TO
the community in which il is practiced. We
would, thereioLe, introduce the subject to the
consideration uf the people Of the State as
TT question for Observation-Disclosures the
public good requires prohibition Of the rel
&c OF cruelty and barbariSm. Green Noun
tam Boys, what say you Let friends TO
law and order answer.
Messrs. Graves & Bcals, gold u.iners, com
menced mining in the Plymouth gold dig
gings some time in July last, and at the close
Of the season got liltfe over $1,000.
We find that the journal last week.
which our fine friend borrevcd, contained
the names Of seven criminals whom Gov
nun ma paTd6ned out Of The prison. Among
them was the lad David Livingston Of Hard
wick, who gave jailor Goss 30 much troull.
while stopping Sllh him at his ,.!4e4, crawl
iog down ~ 'teye-pipo hole iuto thc.sclar
and stealing hisbgpras and finally vormrg.
himself out Of tAe diamond in bis prison
door, and making his esoape. Besides L.v-
ingston, there vas David A. Conner Of
Weuthersheld, convicted in 1855, orl..,.
steaiias, snd committed for Eve ,eafs At.I
Patch Of Randolph, convicted iu F,muav
ls1s, q hVrg.iIg AAd le...sAl-a l1s .l,.
Sc afs Chester IS emln Of Iarlv c.. 90
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-12-23

Mr. e. II. Clarke, assisted by Mcsus J.
II. Paddock and }. o. Worcester. and sever.
al other amateur musical performers and yu.
calists, gave very choice programme Of
music at the Town Hall ON Tuesday evening.
consisting Of cornct solos aud Ducts. pieces
arranged for three, four aud six brass instru.
ments, songs, Sc. The eornct solos and
duos With piano accompaniment were very
fine and such ns have given universal salts.
faction not only here, but in thc,uumcrous
places where Messrs Clarke and Worcester
have given like entertainments the present
winter. The quartctts and scS,c,ts for the
brass instruments urdcr the immediate di.
motion Of Mr.. Paddock, were excellent and
although artistic, We should undcryaluc the
capacity Of the audience to say they were
not highly appreciated. The songs and du-
ctts 10y the Misses Hastings. were Of an un-
pretending yet'plcasing character which all
admired and the whole programme reflected
much credit upon Mr.Clrke and all the other
artists We think that those who were kept.
away by the storm lost n rare musical en-.
tertainment
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-12-23
Remington County.

The editor Of the Banner has been prosen-
acknowledges in his paper Of the 9Th
The session Of County Court commences
the 25th,--Judgc Kellogg presiding.
Prom Tie registration report Of BenninR
ton, we learn that ia the year 1887 there
were - marriages 70 every 100 Inhabitants
81, biyths, and ~ deaths
Mietu@ Core undertook 20 escape from
the Bennington jai on Saturday ~eek he
succeeded IN slipping bis sbaoklgs and get
ting out, bot vas pursucd and - taken This
is hs second attempt
HmmHamea H5ids6 vaa badly injured
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-12-23
AddiAan Geantr.

Wendell Phillips in an address at Yer
gennes, last Friday evening ridieuled the
idea Of South Carolina and Virginia going
out Of the Union said he "South Carolina
and Virginia 20 out of the Union why the
to'rn's poor might just as roe( separate from
he tOtcn :"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-12-23
Essea Caunih.

4 correspondent writes the Telegraph that
gentleman ia Gaildhall missed some fine
chickens from his poultry yard, one day l4st
week, and suspected two ladies who had brrs
seen about his house the day before. lleac-
cordingly- procured sH oHierr had them
searched, and found the poultry slowed
aWay under the crinoIins The ladies' arc
nov both in jail
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-12-23

~ The lengthy proceedings of the last
week Of Court good deal Of local and state
news, together with an interesting letter from
our New York correspondent, will apologize
for the small amount Of congressional and
other news.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-12-23
Rutland County.

Chaunccy Adams Of Shcrburnc, was fatal
ly injured recently, by slipping of from a
high beam in barn and striking on a hay
fork below the handle Of which entered his
body TO the deh,h Of Is inches.
a burglar bad a "elose hug" with a mer-
chants clerk in Wallngford last week, buI
the latter was too many gon-" for the form
or, so the store was not robbed.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-12-23
who Heats ,

Three men In Monroe, n, H., all living in
ono school district, Killed this winter siK hogs
two eaoh--whoh weighed 400 lbs, aver
aging 675 lls each lhe heaviest one weigh
ed GOs and the lightest $3.50 lhs. Average
age, rs months We are afraid Vermont IL
beaten.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-12-23
90 Arlington ~ che burslug ofa prindstane.
Chiueuden County.

Chiuenden County.
We learn from the Burlington Times, that
as several persons wore Amu.iug themselves
On Saturday afternoon, firing alta target ou
BIins Dock, one 81 the parn Mr. Michael
MeGahnoJ had HE leit hand 30 terribly man
gled by the explosion Of bio gun, that ampu-
Ialion wac found to be necessary
H. lialberi ESQ, n Wesuod, HIGH bl'Ia
Of lhis county received guH-shot wound,
accidentally, while on o fox hunt last Fl.day
which resuted In hs death on MaAdat,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-12-23
ftaFnC

Mr. Loren Kline sold 90 Calvin Brown
hsl Saturday thirteen wrlher sheep Tor 500
These sheep were raised By Mr. Kline, and
~ supposed 10 be The iArgcst price, 49,
vel 10 the beet lot Of sheep, Of the season,
u any one has done better le, him speak
out.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-12-23
Promenade Conoerts.


10 is proposed that the &c. Johnsbuy Chr
net Band favor our citizens with sereS Of
tAl4a pheasant f'FsshieifHtip ruurrrtH which
have proved 90 acceptable At Boston, New
York, and 10 fact all the large towns and
villages throughoutthe country The plan
meets the entire approval Of some u our
principal citizens sho have been consulted
Zoo regard 20 e. and We have 40 doubt Il will
hHd very general favor, The following scale
III unees Will enable all n ha AiAh, 20 attssd,
viz, single tickets, Is oentsi tickets admit
ting gentleman and lady, 25 cents famt
lice u five or more may purchase packages
20 tbe rate Of 10 cents for each person,
The Band propose 20 give concert once a
month 40 long 10 they End IL remuneratiye,
spl "a o'pm.iier am can uP0H rhe e'rs-7s fof
the purpose Of obtaining subscribers, and W.
bospeak a ready response 20 the call which
will furnish employment and encouragement
90 the band, giving our citizens iu return a
very cheap and rational amusement