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San Andreas independent., 1859-08-20


WALKERS RIvER-The Enterprise says that the latest
news from these mines is of the exciting character
At the mines Mono Lake. the greatest excite
ment prevails AS high $l0O per day to the man had
been made with rockers and what few parties there
were at the old mines were doing WELL Provisions
scarce ana parties from distance were daily arriving
Why don't some OF the capitalist traders the other
side supply the Walker River mines with goods.
The WAsHoE DIGGINGs. In relation to the quartz
lead in Washoe Valley, the Nevada Democrat says
company being formed of one hundred shares 500
eac for the purpose of erecting machinery the
rock They have taken up the privilege Carson
river about six miles from the lead where they propose
erecting m and the rock will have to be hauled that
distance 1t will thousand dollars to con-
the lead to the mill site com
pany expect to be ready for crushing the rock in the
course six weeks 1t is thought the quartz lead is
richer than any found in California.
RED RErUBLIoAxIsM.-We take the following from
the Sacramento Standard of the 18th inst 1t was tee
graphed from San Francisco on the 10th:
The TE DEUM given yesterday at the French Catholic
Church in honor of Louis Napoleons victories called
forth quite violent demonstration on the part of the
to the ceremony. The French Consul NJ Gautier on
driving up to the church with bis wife, was nsuted by
the most filthy epithes, and the carriage surrounded
A man named NJ Roy then delivered the following
address to the Consul: s
You have invited the French population to manifest
TINS day Their opinion OF tie Emperor, and as member
of this population, declare to you that neither a th
Republicans who surround me- will ever permit to mass
by without protest manifestation tending to create the
oee tnae we approve even tacitly of the conduct Of
the assassin OF Liberty in Francethe deserter of the
Italian cause" Vi F"e
The Consul made no reply, but continued his way
loWards tne porch OF the church. which lie reached with
out opposition but amidst the energetic cries s - ~
with the assassin OF the I'd of December Down witt
the traitor Down with the deserteri" One fellow
arrested w u
AS the rE DEEM was being concluded, number o
the Republicans struck up the Marseaise The Consu
ana his family afterwards retired unmolested,
San Andreas independent., 1859-08-20

New DREss.-The San Francisco Herald
made its appearance on our table last We'd
nesday. in an entire new dress. 1t looks very
fine indeed. We are glad to see the improve
ment in the typography of Journal, which,
in point Of honorable bearing and ability has
no superior in the Bay city.
San Andreas independent., 1859-08-20

GRAPE CULTURE. Thanks to Rev. O. G..
Wheeler for politely furnishing US with pam
phlet treaties on the "Culture of the Grape
and Making of Wine" written by Augustus
Haraszthy, of Buena Vista Ranch, Sopoma
county, California.
San Andreas independent., 1859-08-20

PRINTERs-The Hydraulic Press perpetrates
the following: "The typographers of New
Jersey boast that there is not single member
of their craft in the penitentiary of that State,
and but one in the State legislature. We be-
lieye there are some printers In both houses
of Congress, who got there, no doubt, by keep
ing bad company.
San Andreas independent., 1859-08-20

ST.. CHARLES HoTEL.- This hotel at Poverty
Bar has been re-opened under the manage
ment and proprietorship Of Messrs. Kincaid Il
Wheeler The house has been thoroughly
renovated and furnished with new bedding
1t is now one of the best hotels in the county.
San Andreas independent., 1859-08-20

HORACE GREELEY.-Ths gentleman last
week visited the Big Trees, in this county,
from which point he returned to Stockton,
and thence to San Francisco, where he is now
enjoying the hospitalities OF the people, and
particularly of the Printers.
San Andreas independent., 1859-08-20

Gw1N AND ScoTT- Senator Gwin, Geo.
Pen johnson, and other speakers are adver-
tised to address the citizens of Angels on
Tuesday evening next
San Andreas independent., 1859-08-20

THE MARIPosA BIG TREE GRovE.-We yes
terday had conversation with Rev. 0. G.
Wheeler, of Sacramento, Mr.. Neavitt and
Dr. Harris, of Amador, who have just return
ed from trip to Yo Semitic Falls and the
Big Tree Grove of Mariposa county. They
state that the grove contains larger trees
than the Calaveras grove; but cannot be
reached by wagons or carriages through any
known road. There are in all, 600 trees
400 of which, are standing upon the same
quarter-section of land. The description
which these gentlemen give of the Falls and
scenery of Yo Semitic, is exceedingly inter
esting. They are delighted with their visit
San Andreas independent., 1859-08-20
........ ALSO .,.......
CIRCULATING LIBRARY
OF

NEW AND SELECT NOVELS.
1900 rolls of entirely new styles of Room
Paper, and some beautiful Hall Patterns, with
Borders to match.
Manufacturers Painters, Ranchmen and
others in want of any articles in the above
line will find it to their advantage 10 cab and
examine our stock before purcE. ing else
where. ap 2--tt-44
San Andreas independent., 1859-08-20
BOOK & DRUG STORE :!

A RE NOW RECEIVING ADDITIONS TO
IA their present stock of Drugs and Medi-
cines, Paints and Oils, Window Glass, Cam
phene, Alcohol, Wall Paper, Paint Brushes,
Crucbles, Retorts, Dye Stuffs, Trusses, Sup
porters, Breast Pumps, and all articles neces-
sary for the nursery. PRESCRIPTIONS
carefully put up by c. Fl. ingalls,, druggist
Books and Stationery, Fancy Articles, Perfu-
merry &C., all of which will be furnished to
customers, wholesale and retail, at prices as
low as they can be purchased outside of San
Francisco.
We solicit the attention of the public to the
fact that we have n larger aud better selected
stock of Painters supplies, and at lower rates,
than any other house in the county
PURE RAW AND BOILED LIN
SEED OILS,
ATLANTIC LEAD; Coach, DAMAR AND
FURNITURE VARNIsHEs TURPEN-
TINE; RED LEAD; YER
MILLION, CARMINE,
and great variety of colors, dry and in oif
Neatsfoot, Lard, China ard Polar Oils; Borax,
Resin, lsinglass, Washing Soda, Ri
carb. Soda for bakers uss
Cream Tartar, Starch,
Glue, &C., &c.
San Andreas independent., 1859-08-20

D. L. MULFORD,
Sheriff of Calaveras county.
Dated Mok. Hill, August 18th, 1859. td
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-12-30
cat Last on, at Last"

The rres,drnIs Mr-sage h1s come at last
IT, sent lhis annual "Pub Doe" 60 Cougns,
uu lucsdiy. The House would not listen iu
ls reading, and che Senate did uut readily
permit il 60 be- read, some who have read
q saS that the mosl important thing io 10 Z.
a recommendation 10 organize military
force Co interfere in Mexican politics, place
the Junfet patty iu irs government and scilr
such puHioUs of The Tertiary as Wc may con.
slider proper indemnity Tor our own elaims
and lhr new service,
The Boston JuuEnal .ai chat judging from
the Itlograph,e summary received YESTERDAY
afternoon, tis ~ trucking b. The slave pow
cr as could bee expected ofany bidder fur thc
nomination ~ Charleston.
A. 10 came 10 hand Wednesday night, We
could uorof course punt b III our issue thi,
week,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-12-30

One uf OUT democratic exchanges takes rI-
rrpr.ans ip 0sr remarks about che union
meetings boo come ~ our northern cities, and
intimate, lbal ODD vhl DO nor iHd1rse such
conservative gatherings Huparhfe silh iLt
John Hrpsn i1uy. be beg leave
90 differ Ws objected 90 Rphtraas eu-
RapIug Zoo such "confuyau'r meeiiug,," be-
cause lhe hrpublean party 10 nat che dis-
union pWs OF lhe msmhrn ~ Congress
sho have uttered disuniun sentiments che
present session, there are nuHrem api ray
oNr ~ hrm. dsmouohi Zoo the names of
th.urrn OF these, sre lasl weeks CALrpoNIA'.
When shall we cease 90 hrar from lhe dem
oculir press lht che Republican Is lhe die.
ln.an aEd sp0l,4l.--l t--ffg-
lhc @mr pepper further says iu speaking
Of lbsre uniDnsa'iug meetings, "Our hope
b., that these meetings Will awaken such %
reaction be- % produce resuls Of practical
character, tending 60 iuuepsa and permanent
IS strengthen lbe national party" our co.
lempomys "hupe" 10 opr expectation, The
difference 10, vo elsim lhe Republican 70 be-
the national pauj aud charge lhe democracy
with being lhe seclioual and disuuiou party.
The mcls which are every day developing
sustain tile opinion.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-12-30

fraw lhears be- srHl 90 taHaas shlrs be- HiII
TfWaIHF
lIli tlFpif end iavn, being better
tHesu Started fur lhu hau1 uH f1UrrhruuFh
lHe m0unfaiIs bmsi pas W1uHid aud
often bed 90 bF assisted hy Die companions,
aiHl 90 times dies carried him 90 facilitate
their W0gress, ihey re4fh0t lhe Hpuh
mDuniHnr Hrar hfarsh0urR 100 chic county,
and rom thence paced 90 90 hhIley sburF.
lhry WeUi on 90 lhe juuIala, at Belle Mlls.
where ihey separated Cuppic reached Cam
ada fret, and lild WHs some daJ6 behind
him. Brown has never gone 90 tauadaI hf
is slill boo ihr A0uhrrH hlaiesi aId will prob
aLlL Irh-lIH ILEIt
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-12-30
Tho Republican national convention

\ National Republican Comrnlior viii
meet ut Chicago on WEDNESDAY, the 18Th
day Of June next, 90 10 O'Clock uouuJ lur
the nomination of candidate 60 h' sLppurt.
ed Tor P'c,idcnl and Vice President at the
neat election
The Republican electors Of the several
Sutrs, the mcmbcrs Of lh, Peoples panty ct
PennNl,ana, and of the Opposition party
IT New Jersey, aHd aN others who ARE willing
10 cooperate vuh them iu support Of the
candidates shu shall there be- nominated, mud
vho are opposed Goo ih, policy Of the present
gdmiuistrat.HH. tu FrdrTd corruption and
usurpatiuu g. ile extension uf slavery into
the IrrffufiHs tu the nrw. and dangerous
political docfunc that the Constitution, Of H.,
own force, carr.rs Sl,rrN Into all the Tern
tories Of the United States To- the reopen.
ing Of the African slave trade To any iuc-
quality Vt rights Among citizens aud who
are Ia f,cr OF ;he immediate admission ot
Kansas intu the Union under the Copsitu.
ton recently adopted 10y il pcoplc Of re-
storing the Federal Administration tn n sNs-
TEN of rigid economy and 20 the principles
OF Washington aud Jefferson of maintain
ing in,ulatc the rights of the States. and de-
Tending the soil % every State and Tcrilor,
from laWless nyusbn; and Of preserving the
Integrity of this Union, and the supremacy
OF the Constitution and laws passed in pur-
NH'NSt tUfItolt hgalNhl the CON InthtN hl NNf
leaders Of a sectional party to rcsis, the ma.
jority principle as established in thi, Gov
ernnent at the expense of its existence, are
invited TO send from each State two deleg. trs
from every Congressional District and four
delegates at large To the Convention.
EDWIN u. MoRCAN. New York.
JOSEPH BARTLETT, Maine.
GEuRGE- e EuGG,- NaW- 44mH EAiFe---
LAWRENCE BRNlNEKD. Vermont.
JoHN Il. GoopRICn. Massachusetts.
WIN. NJ. CHACE, Rhode Island.
GIDEON WELLS, Connecticut.
THOMAS WILLIAMS, Pennsylvania.
GEoRGg HARRIS. Mnr,lau Al
ALFRED Caldwell, Virginia.
THOMAS SPOuNER, Ohio.
CAsstUs VI. CLAY, Kentucky.
JAMES Richie, Indiana.
NORMAN B. JUpD. Illinois.
IACHARIAH CHANDLER, Michigan.
JOIN II. TwEEuY, Wisconsin -
ALEXANDER H. ltAMstY, Minnesota.
ANDREW J. STEVENS, Iowa.
Asa 5. JONEs Missouri.
MARTIN +. Conway, Kansas.
LEWIS CLEPuANE, District Of Columbia. .
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-12-30

a. the yacht Wuudcrcr, which some
time since gave Ihe authorities at savannah
The slip, under very suspicious circumstances,
made her appearance in Bossun torbor on
Saturday ia charge Of the mate be having
rln her of for home while the captain was
on board French vessel amer provisions
II appears that after getting well out 20 sea,
the captain summoned an hands on deck,and
informed them that instead Of going to Nh
tanzns, Nassau, r. +. and back. as they had
uudcruood. he WA going direct 10 Africa for
>~rro Of slaves and he uouId shoot the
no refused TO obey him Our Bos-
'~ai gives liuls history Of
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-12-30

- Elias Hove, IT,, Who 10 receiving y
moderate iDHunr yfafl, from che sale If ssv
long machines On which be- receives d o. cDm-
mission Tor each one manufactured that cDu,J
blnrs iu 49, construction bic lock-siilch prIR
clllr, unered 90 srfi his palrut 90 Dr, Fink,
81 Indianapolis, Ind, o. lev yehrs since, flr
go. A. there Vac then some doubt vhsth-
60 M Hove could retain biz patent IL being
in litigation, aud lhe doctor declined The Oh
irr aGd thus lnsl the chance Of receiving
FriHce!b revenue,
CouLDAT HON IIs bans. 4 hurry Ten
nesseean, who Vas being made Son of Nal,
"a "a New Albany, la tho otber night, una
hle 90 "hpld hls oats. broke from biz tprmeu-
tors, knocked the sentinel ~ the door sense
lrssr hulird ipT cOhrr,housc, aud swure be-
could whip any hDa n Malta 10 the United
states, aud lhatfe would whip any uewApa-
pen establishment chat told " him,
4 PmTiClL AnuLruNIsr A meeting
oi ahoUlipulsh Was held 90 the Assembly
buildings iu Philadelphia on saturllg fore
noon, NJ which Thomas Garrett Df Whining
ION, Del, "As one ~ the speakers. lie said
lhli ipr fifteen years be- had been o sort u
pilot 90 pot lhe negro inthr direction Of lib-
cry, ~ rrspouse q question. he stated
That ip all be- had rescued trfaty-hrp hiudreR
'pd .I0tg.hrc slaves from bondage, lie made
q q point 7lways a. tell aboutthis work when
be was asked.
- 4 daughter n William Harvey u
SWanNlllr, Me, aged II years. was lost one
evening last week while returning Tome from
visit % her sister, and iu attempting 20
cross the river on the lcr, Gll in. and after
crashing DOT upon the bank, she las down
aud was frozen 30 death.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-12-30
Orlenns ConntK.

We learn from the IruSburgh Standard
that John 4. Surtlc, Esq. OF barton. vus re.
lte'ed OF "A 'aiuaiic wutrh uud uudin white
in the cars, between White River Junction
and Lyndon, on Saturday last.
The same paper seys that the Barton de.
pot presented an interesting spectacle Il, q.
days since, Ia the shape OF "a pipe Of yin. nm d
twelve barrels OF old Medfurd rum maxim, ,
In all about siN hundred gallons, aud ali nd
dressed to ttae care ofl pne man. Ii nur
ported 10 be teht 10 'ariogs lawn agents. but
some OF The towns directed TO have no beiuv
Ia Vermont
Freeman Stiles Of Albany. mst Ullh AN Sc.
cidght bl tipping of a.bfi.ge, aa the rood
l-ading hum The Glover rood 10 the oCr..k.
rood ou the 7th of November last I'M,
cose was referred. ard sulss wa aus,lrd
$40.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-12-30

Nov 10 the Time nr our friends 90 20 uf
few new subscribers Tor 1900 Let those
Who believe that good C1uUlyVaPer should
be- sustained exert themselves d litIlr aud go
shall print many more psreH liHH Vg pva
do, Where 10 the man who cannot pressure
u' oHs more name with which % begin the
neSt9rar9 See your neighbour and Undue,
him 10 take H. Lel us have a lcW more good
ones,--wonhle,s ones Ne don't want. n
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-12-30

a. The "cnll" for the National Conven-
ton Of tho Republican party, Which We pub
lish above. is sufficiently bro ID and satislac.
tory. II invites u cree conference Of the Op.
position of the whnie country. The time r
suspicious, occurring about seven weeks az
ter the Charleston Convention, when the
campaign inaugurated by our opponents, can
be used to eur own advantage. The place OF
meeting (Chcago) is probably the lest that
could have been selected. Vermont is enti-
tied TO ten delegates.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-12-30

~, The pefir iFasl,iorsn paper suy5 thai
al elegant ball dress may be made OF white
larlaian, with twenty -ionr huuncrS, each Cdg.
ed With full ruche Of tuIle Illusion, the !arh..
itself edged with very narrow black lace.
TIE body plain aud pointed, open, an cam.
Over tins should be worn a berthe 10 match
tie tlounces, fastened 10 front by a bouquet
ccmpuscd Of four chry sauthcmums-pink.
pale lilac. white aud light crrcsc, without
leaves. bouquets 10 match on the irtv. Elk
on each side, arranged go tabiieHy from the
bottom II lhc skiu 20 the wHlst, Wuh this
InLe lAr hair should be- dressed With ohrys-
snthrmums and bisch and white blonde The
paper thbt gives these difections does not
tsli where ~ g't the money 10 psy hr all
thls.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-12-30
speolal Notice 10 subaoribora,

Bills are made out against all those VINO
are owing us hr TnE CALfD0sI'y for me
year or more, ana IL IL highly important that
such should settle, For the convenience of
those Who live At a s.sl4pcr, Ne have appoint
ID the following agents by whom money mud
subscriptions will be- received the same as nt
this office. When more convenient, the mot
~ can be- sent ihronph our agents, or direct
10 u.s. bot ire NUT insist 0H settlements once
q gear
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-12-30
bennington County.

The Christian Messenger saws that there is
nov living IN Peru, Mrs. Sults, aged nine.
ty-Six years. There was time when she
had apparently impaired her sight, but some
twenty years ago her sight returned. and has
remained good until the present time, a. THAI
she can nov thread the finest cambria needle,
aud spins fine linen thread. She has recent
ly cut two front under teeth. and is quite nc
tive and healthy.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-12-30
LOCAL AND STATE.
nHsfLoeais

Miiei locals
The annual meeting " ihe Young Mems
Iempemuor Society ain BIO held At Lyndon
neat "Wednesday, commencing At 40 o'clock.
u ls hoped there viii be good Bpressution
Of che yoRHg men present NJ II, 4, Saw
yer will commence ufs instruction Of a class
la vocal music az the South Church, IN Mon
DAY evening the 0th II January. bee adyer-
tsement on fourth page.--We are In theVey
heart Of old Winter sleighing vss never
bgtler, and the mercury ON too mornings
This week hos nm 10 between thirty and III.
~ degrees belov zero. This Thursday NOR
ming IL stands az 80 o below At \ O'Clock. -
Court adjourned on Friday Of last week.-It
will be seen ~ reference to special notices
that Mr. Wouhen's congregation propose 10
make him d pastoral Welt neEt Thursday
"Aaiye, No. I !" had leyee ~ the Tovn
Hall Tuesday evening Asv, vef- not there
Ne can't say what was done.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-12-30
Lecture Of Prof brown.

ll>vas demonstrated last Friday night iha,
our citizens do not wish for lectures this vim
ter, About one hundred persons met 10 the
South Church on the aboy, sr""'"s. and liz
seued % avery able a6d iOsiTUcIiIe TVI1fT
from Professor s. O., Brown Of Dartmouth
College This lecture Vas upon VIM. PIT.
afterwards Lord Chatham. aud is one Of a
been received With much fu,or.whrrr,sT they
have been delivered About Si7 vas taken
for tickets At this lecture. and the res, was
made up by private cltiEenA When some
one is publie-spiri,cd enough 10 repeat thi,
uull then Ne presume the lecture season at
ST. Johnsbury is closed.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-12-30
Chittendeu County.

The second engineer OF the steamer Bos-
ton, that plies between burlington and Platts-
burg, Was badly crushed on Tuesday week.
Bosquet.
Mr.. AlonEo Stevens of Colchester, died
suddenly ia his sleigh on Tuesday wrek.-
When Gc LETT home he Was in perfect health,
and rs he passed neighbor's he was noticed
in an unnatural position, his horses we're
stopped, and he was found to be quite dead
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-12-30
windsor County.

OsRo0i Parkhursts house In Cayendish,
vas entered By burglars m the night pf the
10Th, aud his wallet aud $500 10 money "a,
krn,
Amos French " Woodstock, Killed pig
only nine months old, weighing 1924 lbs -
John Mann Of West Fairre, recently Killed
% hog sixteen months old, weighing G0i ibs.
Il weighed ~ lha. when four months oId,and
has therefore gained about one pound pee d.
en-, since.
Mr., Daniel Webster Of Plymouth vas
found dead In his bed the morning of the
lgth. A brother ~ Nh. W. died just aB sud.
denly few years since.
Geo, W. Day 81 South Plymouth came
near being killed. In falling q tree, dry
limb fell, striking him on the head and barring
his skull.
The following officers for the Second Reg
imcUt wrrr elected az W. L. Junction The
10Th For Colonel. ". ". Cochran II Bel
lows Falhi Tor Lieut.. Col, II, ~ Wauhen
" Caelaca for Mgor, 4. NJ. Dickey Of
bradford.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-12-30

I'M BORDER RVTftANs ~ KANSAS ~ Coy.
ERNMENT OtTNLB--Dr boy. who was Md.
Mapped in Kansas hy the Minourians ana
Imprisoned at Platte City aud ST. Joseph
Mo-, Tor running OFT slaves, (brcaking iail
at the latter place and making his escape
having returned to his old home at Ruches.
ter, y. u, delivered lecture on FddA,
night at that place, to a large audience. he
said That Sheriff Jones, who ccpk possession
ot the polls at Lawrence, and afterwards de
,truled the free state hotel aud printing
presses OF the same place, now enjoys the
post OF collector IN port in New Mexico.
Major Clark, Who in company with two 9TH,
ers, murdered the deienseless Thomas linr.
Der on the prairie, has been gifted with the
office Of purser ct the navy, at a-suiury of
$1,000 year. Fred. Emory, who led the
party that drove from Leayeuworth all the
nee state citizens Of the plncc-und who,
with hcudlsh cruelty, murdered the noble
brown (son Of John BROWN und flung him,
dying, into the arms of his Vrutchrd wife
is nov in the land Office mt Fort Scott. Jack
Hendc,soI, who altered the election returns
of Delaware crossing from the sum of forty
votes To several hundreds, is now mail
agent. Mclean, OF candle.box nutoriety, is
now IN the surveyor generals office ia Ne
brdSkui thus showing that the administration
has been as faithful in rewnrding It's own
Qs it was IN its iuhumun endea-
,ora 10 crush out the. free state pioneers Of
X uuEaF.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-12-30
Mt. Vernon Association.


+ FROM =" copy "i Ia, MI vernon Record
- sAl-a, Ne learn w, loll9Slng mcls ~ rcgarG
u" 'h' ''''p"''-'' lV''h"'of Nc, vernon
80 monty un"'I'''N hN the LADIES'
Ih' nome OF N"'h'ns'on i' mo-" virtually
h possession Of Tue Association or the
whole amount agreed to he paid MI Wash
,nE'on Tor 200 "'r'' Of The '''a'e at NJ
vernon s-"po'"-Slpa a"',13 has bee"
p'u' leaving only soo""''O' With Interest
rom '"' ''h o' Hp'l" 1903 YET to be- rid.
To meet 'h' mere rs no" IN the hands Of lhr
treasurer "nd "i eo'i'e'o" throughout The
country i'-,-' l',
IIr Association is indebted TO The labor
90 Everett Tor -sG'oGl'' Of the amount
r'i'od-neul' one fourth
The AssUouion has delayed mkiug pos
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-12-30
PASTORAL VISIT.

There will be- pastoral visit held NJ the
Methodist Church ,n this village. on Thur.
day eve, Jan o, at ! o'clock.
All are cordially invited to be- present and
spend an hour of social greeting With the
pastor, hr,. Mr., Wnuhen. and his family.
An opportunity " VI be- offered Tor those
attending, 10 make such donations as they
may deem proper. Per order.
Dec. o., 1859
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-12-30

jesse Hnrk IL Wesihrld, recently loci three
hoah of cuttle,-a pair o. three yeas old
steers aid q cosby accidental banging
The slahle was situated over the barn cellar
The occasion ~ this accident vHs 90 iollpvs
The endL,of lhe eJpaf ellis sfrl heHu dozen
ysry small, On that one the eHds broke aud
large part uf ttIF fiablg fell uith crHah,
Had not the stanlials and iasieuinRs given
assay ton head Instead n three would have
persisted, including large heavy Joke u o.
an.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-12-30
Franklin County.

The Standard says that Mr. Roberts, n
travelling dentist, aud who was at North Troy
last fall Tor several weeks, committed suicide
at North Richford on last Monday morning,
10y cutting his throat with razor lie sew
erred the Jugular VEN corrptvIei,, umu made
horrid cash, cutting his throat nearly one
fourth the way oil. lie was supposed to be
partially insane.