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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-07-09
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Lord Of Montpelier neat Sabbath
Rev j. BHItton IT,, has removed from Ign.
don to Bradford and will preach To- that lown
and vicinity,
Rev. A, Scott has removed from Williams-
town 10 Lyndon and assumed the pastoral
charge Of the UHyersalisl Society.
The Northern Association 81 uuiyersalists
held ils annual session 10 Lyndon, June 18th
and 10Th. Il was unanimously attended and
an interesting add profitable meeting enjoy,
ed, Ample provision was made by the peo-
pie Of Lyndon, for the entertainment offriends
present from other towns Adjourned 70
meet at West Derby, 10 June 1860.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-07-09

SERVED HIM RlGnL-A newly married
pair in Worthington were "horned"-i. e.
screnaded with tin pans, horns and every
other imaginable instrument of dscord and
confusion-for two nights in succession.
Their patience giving out the second night,
the husband threatened the disturbers with
prosecution, but they still not leaving, he
fired charge Of shot among them, and thus
served them right. II man has right to
defend his house against any nuisance or
species Of attack.At ALL by force it should be
against this pesftferous resort of blockguards
and rowdies. Seventeen Of the shot took
effect in the legs Of the serenaders, and with .
out doing any permanent injury have proba.
s,'y'Ht.1yTied them enough to teach them
salutnry lesson.-Sprina6eid Republican.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-07-09
Retrcnchment.

The government is disseminating the daily
mails in many places in Vermont, and giving
instead tri-weekly. Such is the case. at
Peochum in this county, and Derby in Or
leans oounty-hoth places of considerable
size and ones which use the mail great deal
We understand that the Peachamtes do not
relish this arrangement and the probability
is that they win not abide it long, 1t is a
hard case.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-07-09

The DEMoCRATIc STATE CONVENTION or
VT.-The "stump- tailed" cows afforded no
sort Of handle to the 'b6ys," who could 'nci-
ther catch hold, nor hold on If they could
catch hold Besides that insupcrable diff
Guilty, there were at least five dozen "cows"
to each "cow-buy-" The boys stood no sort
Of chance, therefore, and didn't Try. These
are the facts, probably
SO it happened that the officers Of the CON
vention were stump.tuls the committees
" stump-iails the nominees "stump. tails +"
the CharleSon delegates " stump-tails, "and
the resolutions were "stumpcd-tailcd " into
the bargain. 1t was altogether stump
tailed convention and when the election
is over, we expect to find the Democratic
vote to be " stumptailed too. In short the
body Of the animal in Vermont is no longer
than its tail Very short--very stumpy.-
Watchman.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-07-09
Orleans County.

The Congregational Church cdifce in West
Charleston, which has for some time past
been in process Of erection, has now been
completed and was on Tuesday the 2lst inst,
with appropriate religious services, dedicated
to the worship Of God. -
The County Court is now in session at
Irasburg, his Honor Judge Poland presiding.
At Coventry the Fourth was celebrated in
n becoming manner, by reading of the De
elarution, an of.hand address by Rev. Pliny
II. White, collation., sentiments, sc.
At Barton Landing thr Fourth was cele-
bratcd by horse trot. The fhstest horse be-
longed to Mr.. Lucy, and the slowest to Moo
dy b. Kimball. The former went Mis- mile
in 2.43 and the latter in hours and mi
nutes--both took purses.
At North Troy the day Of our National in
dependence was observed by the usual form
of speeches, toasts, &c. A, ]. Rowell deliv-
cred the grafton, and II. c. circuit presi.
ded.
On Tuesday Of last week, Mr.. Alexander
Wright of Barton handing dropped dead
from his chair, without any apparent cause,
as he had been well Dis usual during the day
At training of Green Mountain Rangers
at LOWELL on the eth inst, an unpleasant az
fair occurred. One of the company amused
himself by thrusting his lance into the sides
of two woodworking them but not seri-
ousIy. We get these facts from the Stand
ard
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-07-09

DARTMOUTH CuLLLGE--Iho Boston Jour.
nal learns that some trouble has lately oo-
cured between the faculty ana four of the
senior cass-two Of whom have abandoned
their connection with the college. aud will
graduate elsewhere. tiny are studruts OF
high ability, aud have ever sustained good
reputation, One Of them had been elected
class officer for class day, which will now be-
given up, as all the class officers intend To-
resign. The oacuse was absence Of a week
FROM collcEe-tho penalty loss Of standing.
Unable TO see the President to gain pcrmis.
sion to absent themselves, they sought TO be
excused after their return, but without sue
cess.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-07-09

NEw ENGLAND COLLEGE CoMMENCENiiNTs
The following are the dates for this years
college anniversaries in New England 49,
Wesleyan University, Middlctown, c. June %.
Trinity, Hartford, June 70.
Tufts, Somer'!,lc, July 10.
Brown, Providence, July 10.
Harvard, Cambridge, July 20.
Dartmouth, Hanover, July %.
Yale, New Haven, July %.
Williams, Nilliamstown, August 30.
Bowdoin, Maine, August 3.
University of Vermont, Burlington, August 3.
Waterville, Maine, August 10.
Amherst, Thursday, August l.
Middlebury, Vermont. Augustl0.
Norwich University, Vermont, August 10.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-07-09
Wnshington County.

Mrs Charlotte Wright, who died IN Mont.
pelier on the 10Th, was the wife Of the fret
pastor, and had lived in Montpelier nearly
80 years,
10 Montpelier the Fourth was appropriate.
ly celebrated by military parade and pro.
cession, an Grafton, balloon ascension, and
Fireworks The balloon ascension was made
by Mcssfs Ceyor and LaMountain Of Albany.
the weather was fine, and everything passed
on with enthusiasm. About 10000 people
were present
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-07-09
Sabbath school Excursion.

We learn that there isO-to be a Sabbath
School excursion or convention on Wednes-
day, July IS. All the schools on the line of
the northern end of the Passumpsic r. X.
are to participate. We believe that Bradford
is decided as the place Of gathering As
soon as arrangements are completed, tickets
will be distributed by the several superin-
tendents.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-07-09
Rutland County.

A marble monument is being erected at
Hubbardston in commemora:ioE Of the battle
that was fought there June 7, l777, between
a handful of American patriots under Col
Seth Warner, and the British forces and on
the occasion of its completion next Thursday
there win be celebration, with civic and
military procession, aud an grafton.
About 2000 Sunday school teachers and
scholars attended celebration at MI. Holly
a short time since. Gov. Fletcher adj
dressed the children.
Petty thieying is becoming common in
leicester, Salisbury, and thu northern mart
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-07-09
Strnwb berries.

Mr.. John Bacon, I'd, has our thanks for a
box Of as nice cultivated strawberries as ever
ticklcd the palate of an editor. If any one
believes that it doesn't pay to cultivate this
delicious fruit, we refer them to Mr.. Bacon
Mrs. Hiram Bemis of Waterford, picked a
strawberry in her garden, which measured
3 Ia inches by 3.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-07-09

Of brandon, Some seoundrel ,Iesl, -
bushels Of corn Of one neighbor. a few E,' ~
els Of meal Of another washing Of r,,t..
of third, and 30 on, The rsaar r.,..
menda setting "ns many mau-tups ,rr.,.
guns &e1 as is at oil compatible sih ,.t,.
to the innocent and puuishuent 10 t.
rogues"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-07-09
windham County.

Al a trial Of moving machines at East Pot.
ney on TueAdny, some six or eight machines
entered the contest, and the committee CAV,
the preference to Kirbys combined reaper
and mower
~. Weston, Of Westminster, broke hi, leg
the other day, by rarelc'siy stepping back
wards or the cellar stairs which he was bpi,,-
Ing
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-07-09
Eishting Rum.

Police officer Clark was called on Sa,ur-
day night 10 arrest one Michael Conner Of
Paddocks Village who was crazy drunk, and
arr''.i"s, hi--.--if ~ r,,asl.;"- ti, "riglt-
hor Irishmags -~is-.l..as and kicking up u
row generally. Mr. Clark repaired imme-
diatcly to the scene If the disturbance, and
found that Conner had taken big stone and
completely demolished a window, frightening
the woman Of the house into fiu which CON
tinued throughout the night Seeming salts
ted With this adventure, Conner had g5ae
home, where he was soon confronted by the
officer but when asked TO go with him. he
not only refused, but attempted to brain Mr.
Clark, first with iron skillet and then an
axe, and would undoubtedly have accomplish
ed that end If he had been the smartest man /,
as il was his uplincd hand was caught and
and he speedily dsarmed. Finding matters
serious, Mr. Clark went home for handouts
and help, and when he returned Conner was
secured, but not until he had again attempt
ed the life of Mr.. Clark with the same axe
as before Conner Mid IN Jail Till Monday,
was brought before justice Chadwick, dis
closed whore he procured his poison, was
fined 50 and costs, and set at liberty. We
should think il would be well to place him
where men are not allowed to flourish axes
about the heads Of their neghbors. He
should be arrested for resisting an officer.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-07-09
The Fourth at Peachnm.

This day was celebrated by grand pic pic
at the Hollow. Several hundred participant
ed, and though they did not make as much
noise as some of their neighbors, II was
unanimously understood that they had just
as good q celebration as anybody.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-07-09
Frost i'm July.

The weather continues cold and what lit
tie corn is raised about here will probably be
the "sp'aH yellow sort" There was frost
the 4th of July, since which the weather has
been benutiru-gradually warming up.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-07-09

ESr Among the articles worn by the "old
folks" at the Hadley bi-centehnial oelebra-
zion, was a red coat over two hundred years
old, having been worn by the ancestors of
the Williams family of Deerfeld, also a white
wig and cue over one hundred years old.
n red cloak one hundred aud seventy years
old, and a silk dress one hundred years old
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-07-09


bridge across the. Connecticut at Hanover
was celebrated in That place on Friday, and
the bridge was christened the "Ledyard Free
Bridge IN honor of the celebrated traveller
OF that name, who commenced -hA travel,
| from the site of the present bridge, and float.
ed TO Hartiord, CT, IN dug out" canoc,--
o. Punch thinks il the maruuding e,.
! PLOTS that are reported of the Austrians in
Lombardy be true-paying for nothing aud
helping themselves to everything that Az.
stria can boast OF the largest Rife corps in the
world.
nv On the night Of the 10Th June, far.
mer OF the town OF Fabius, in Onondaga
county, n. Y, had n flock Of 40 sheep sto.
len from him. They were driven 10 Syracuse
and sold. Two men named Carney and
Hitchcock were subsequently arrested as the
thieves.
o. The Louisville papers note the death
oe Victor +. Ward, aged twenty years. lie
was the boy who was whipped by Butler, the
school teacher which whipping vas the
tirst act in the Matt Ward tragedy in Louis
Vile. --
o. The white clover on the Iowa pra-
ries is so rank and fine that the cows die
from over eating. The way they save thea
the gas will Ay out as from beer bottle A
hushel and a half of clover was taken from
the pauneh of one COW, and then she reooy-
cred.
Some gas there
ER~ The St. Adams Democrat publishes o.
list OF five or six berths. credited TO the IA
dies of as many men named. We presume
that the "ladies" are worthy persons, and
lawfully married to these men but il strikes
us that in a matter of so much importance,
the Democrat would have done well not to
leave that point in doubt. "Let me pass"
said the Captains wife to a Scotch sentinel,
I'm the Captains lady" We eudnn pass
Niout the password nam, il We war the cap
tain's ,cifc instead Of his Teddy" was the
matter Of fact reply.--FTee Press.
&C. Ex-President Pierce is in Switzerland
Senator Seward is in Russia. Senator Dou-
glas is in New York. President Buchanan
is nowhere"
O. The grcatestnstance ofimpudence on
record, is that Of Yankee, who in an Italian
city, stopped religious procession in order
to light his cigar from one of the holy can
dies.
E-P- number Of American surgeons Of
fered their services to the Sandman govern
ment for the present war, through the Sar-
dinian Legation at Paris, but their offer has
been declined, with thanks.
~ An exchange paper says there are
three candidates in one Of the counties N
Wisconsin for the legislature Mr. J. NJ
Root is the Democratic candidate, RobeIi
Hogs is the Free Soil candidate, T. II. Dye.
is the Wing candidate. SO with tho voters
we suppose il will be Root Hog or Dye
and no mistake r
MILITARY VALUE OF RAuwAYs.-Ihe
German papers express their astonishmenta al
the omission Of tSo Austrans TO tear up the
railroad track, and so destroy a military
means which the French have 80 utilized 800
The Vienna Press, improving the topic, points
out the fact that the French soldiers brought
out from the reserve at Montcbriio, approach
ed so near the scene Of action in4he trnin'r
that they commenced firing from The ear ic'N-
doira bef lore they seere dtsem6ayked.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-07-09
pleasure Travel.

The northern part Of Vermont Is begin
ming TO receive lha7rattenlion from tourists
and exoursionists which its beaudfcl scenery
and heallhfu climate, wlap lHoion, are sure
20 command Those who testify 20 what they
have seen, declare that the charming Lake
Memphremagog, and i'f surroundings, Is ex-
eelled by'Ho other resort for the weary pnd
heated pleasure seeker, TO prove this needs
but one trial 4As Mountain II uuEu NJ ttwt'E
Head, Lake Memphremagog, kept by the
popular landlord. A, C. Jennings, esq, Is one
Of the best places north Of us to obtain the
"soiid home comforts" Arrangements have
been made by the superintendent Of tho Pas
sumpsio road, 90 ihatricket viii be sold 10
eScursionsts and parties Of pleasure, from
ST. Johusbury TO Owls Head aud return Tor
- 10 Montreal or Quebec and return, for
80 and from othef plaoes on the Passump-
sic road alta proporIioually low rate We
shall expect to learn that excursion parties Of
large numbers will this season avail them
selves Of this Gne opportunity to see the Eden
Of the World.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-07-09

4 HtuupY Rrc1Hp.-lhe Hoston Journal
Of Wednesday contains accounts Of serious
seoIdenrs,-many Of them resulting IN death,
TO hiriy-eighf Hdiriduais, IN Boston and
vicinity on the Alb and quite number Of
them we're oeeasIoncd by fire crackers being
thrown into persons eyes and on ladies'
dresses, We notice this latter fact because
many suppose these crackers to be entirely
harmlps, Most Of the accidents above no.
ticed occurred to others than those handling
the fire arms or fire works, aud we're either
the result Of gross carelomuess or wahlon
Il "a high time that some
measures we're taken 10 prevent these annual
occurring ahughteTa a. least they should be
confined to the participants,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-07-09
Franklin County.

The Caamplain Reporter was the name Of
the first paper printed at St Albans, and it,
editor, Abner Morton is now living at Mon
zoe, Mich.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-07-09
Hope for Corn Yet.

Mr.. N. Moreau Of Waterford, tells us that
he had corn tasseling out the first of July
Pretty well for this frozen season.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-07-09
LOCAL AND STATE.
MnltlpIying Do Meana.

We ere now receiving large additions 60 our
printing facilities, 30 ihe articles ~ Type, boih
wood and metal horders, Rules, Sci alec Cards
aud Paper 81 almost al kinds and qualities, con-
siantly on hand We are shout adding 20 our o.
foe improved printing machinery, With which we
hope 70 do good work a. short notice The pat
Tonage ~ the public 10 invited. n
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-07-09
CaIt0o oman.
40 Publishora of Newspapers,

4 gentleman u ago hgd experience iH writing
Tor pspsr-ihorougA.y 'ersed iH the politics NJ
the raunty-and d candid, able writer, wishes 90
obtain situation 10 some prominent Republican
Weekly o. Daily paper, tpaily preferred Rs edi-
Tor o. assistant editor BOO either fine Asw Eng-
land States, o. any Of the Frse States,
Reference 90 q, ~ Stone, CaledoUiau Office,
d JohnsbuD, W. 3au
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-07-09
Religions Intelligence.

Rev. !. S. Hartley of the North Church in
this village, win exchange with Rev. Mr..
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-07-09

c. The completion. Of the first free
bridge across the. Connecticut at Hanover
was celebrated in that place on Friday, and
the bridge was christcned the "Ledyard Free
Bridge In honor of the celebrated traveller
Of that name, who commenced -hiA travel,
from the site of the present bridge, and float.
ed to Hartford, c., IN "dug out canoe.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-12

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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-12
LOTTERIES.
LOTTERIES.
GEORGIA STATE LOTTERY,
uN THE rLAN or TN
ROY ~. havana LOTTERY,
--for the benefit OF thu
TONIk(El.lO UNION ACADEMY !.

- Ut tie hcntht nt thu-------
ElONIk(El.l.O UNION ACADEMY, !,
ui JAsIIR COUNTY. GEORGIA,
AUtleged by Special At ct legislature,
M CT l N " LEY & Co, Managcfs
To bo drawn rHt under tho snrcrinrnienee "i
t"" Com sen,rs.W Il SIMMONS AMI NJ fNfNiisS, III The
Cly Of Savannah, Goorgin.
On the e'iNn Of single Numbers.
hiu, thousand Tickets!
> G27 pkl T. T. =
Moro than ono Prize to every two Tickets,
"a PiTiL PRTI e
100000.
TICKETS ONLY TEN DOLLARS.
HAINEN. at AErER> AND EiuiirS IN PROPORTION
CLASS 10 DRAWS ON
Saturday. March nth, 1S53.
CLASS II DRAWS ON
saturday. March I9th, 1S53,
CLASS L. DRAWS ON
sat,r,iaN. March 10th. 1879.
~ 10 Nif{Gf SfNENH r.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-12

q. - Z. III VI u, NIi' tt'ssDfN To -
uIe a SONS. hand
ar och - tuds ~ RNlrt kl 81 irer
ttc,ai, nl, al h' lra''j s' ~" "id iih nds and
tairol,,"' !'utsUlIN y sous andli ir luhl" "e"rra'
M. also ), -. ,ur.i.,, On hand arg SKIS
MEI Al L. Asses. OF all silr- also barge stock
WODi'i.N tpItI&s. at every drserPtt"n, aud W! pay
PROMPT aI .ttot iuttr Undertaking lu'nss n all hours
ptA, y q \ bil f'i ~.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-12
RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS.

lsrcnt Reduction iR ChRs Goods rOm the
North. vim Kichnsond mud Jnmr- River
& knn0w Nm Canal. I. nc hburg,
thence by Rnilsoad TO the
South-NCst.
fNIANkFlL To friends public their lib
cral patronage, would respectfully them, that
to the large of business conscu'ut
reduction have reduce charges
Gcaerdi Merchandise, such Dry Goods Shoes. lia
Gaps, Ac To only - 100 pounds wlrh includes all
from the Wharycs Richmond 10 tho Landing
Depot nj l.ynchburg
Produce lorw ardcd very low
q For special rates, circular.
ALfELD LIE.
FOrEdrdinR and Commission htf,h ,hHai,
jan 2s-dts n the Dock. Richmond. Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-12

WNOR RENT.-We offer for rent the property
II known as the AMERICAN HOTEL, on the lower end OF
Main Street Possession given Immediately For terms ap
pyto j. H. q San - hE'-,
feb l6 d3tawts Trustees
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-12

4 pOskET BOOK LOST OR SIOLEN-
N large RED LEATHER POCKET BOOK WAS taken
Slab, (the 9th OF January contains
ing number valuable" Papers Receipts Bonds &c, wi ch
viii he oi no value to except myself Among the
Bonds ia" following as ! now r"c0i"'t:
BOND due Harvard Major, executed 10 VIM Major for
SO Hnn due from executed to NJ Damron, for $40
Bond due S-7 Bond due George n. San
d,r> payable Sii Bond dar !y l.. J. Reynolds
$40 Bond due y Kom 1urIn, $40 Bond due by Il.
A Wright 'r ,. 20 bond due IL & H Reynolds executed
tod, W. l.. Wright, tor 500 Two bonds due by X. b.
Sack,ford Of them 'Nccutcl Thomas Lankford, for
S. and the other executed &. Whit for go bond
due by NJ i J. DAVIS, r executed 10 Nancy Whalf, aud
transferred by II \ Whitley for sts. Bond onW g.
Mruus for So and f Jesse F. Spinner f0f o2l
So, and ahcr- not rccoIluot-1 -
will pay literal reward person for the dopery Of
the above Pocket oh II my Stable in4he city
oi Iynchhurg JAMES w. WRIGHT.
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