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, 1860-08-28
A SSIGNEE'S SALE.-Wberea.


"a Evaadsr~W rser xad Ase5e+aas G.wasa.s tua.
The a4ih t4T Of October. A. D. l max. aA.Ixltnt
fos ti keaa- e heI e. at9Es pa u4zt TrJIe y. bat1
real Ind per on L. 70 tae IN fes[aeL With power 10 rel
md eptve, t|e vleh attce3 OF a-sxrne
ee.sa!3 hs ~ e Gaos Gsass,: md ssa.e
SYF. ae .etare. nuble k1s = hs:sby gwen that Na
in pa1satAee a1d VI f1ue q ths pa atd Antaot
TIL Us ttI hT I'D Xtseas q: a -Iant and for The
e. o. Fl i5sa g ..so''s g; g.,
-atiae uHA ot Of the oust b u tIty ~ chi.
:ta! st 1ois saetoa 70 u. E.skss; hdl.1 : e..a,
=. Her md AcchslAux g. Warner h,Js Ia Aad 10 te
l4Eo-t"x deses!b:d p:sEt to-vlt,-A RA oi sn,t f
Of nE n7E1a~tti QIa,%sr Of Sc: E&4xeu, Taw h!p
,s!.f;;nine Ee,ta t1sts tsu9.s3.t IaI3d IIneP.!
eosn. = .;aa*,: bexa.l14 taat 10 r. esss Lee
rots soua fcu 'se EaEhs.a e:+ 81 sa:t ve,s ~
9aree e14t o7tr taeaes ri cds to the
Of haknn!nE. ct1 n:o{ two sct1 Il 4ad CT les
b 'nx T. { n9e p; pry .hteh o'xszrcs.en1 eon.-y.d
Angus ih. 1854 a'd rseo,drd n tht n%eas omes ct
Goo1 Coaat!. AuaaA oesx -. - O. nsSta q fsfe
SepseAt9E Fss1 1sst sSsl1 4-s-fat1An Haad 10
tAlt Erasder =, WaFne Atd AretlAal q. as1er, GaJ
r-codeA "a Book III of D.edL II paEe b q U+R Cos2-
II keco IT, ------AAOS u. faRUiF.
cAe@a. aug. o., leto. JAMES Il. s;Oyli1E,
, 1860-08-28

D!ondla hzs been outdone. By IS much as
impulse can nutdo calculation; By As. much as
heroism can exceed thrift by 4s MUCH ~ love
is better thaa praise; has he been ad1passed.
The extraordinary feat Of John sietei1. a car
pepter. reported IN the Duda1o REPUBLIC. de
series higher mention Than merepsxspaper
paragraph. lie was upon mill the main body
Of which being Of bt1ck; awat:ed the raft rs, 6r
-uppet- iiaabszx- had been -Atkasshed,
a:foss The eroP; fromw wait 10 vail, Mt DIE ind pf
which stood hr. Sstckell, and young man In
bis enp;oy =: :hs OTTER; while beneath both WAS
cog. pit, e. feet deep 'Ibs yaun 8 nAn:loss bis
footing and f.ll, hu+i-a!though be eaugat the,
rome, 1aa unable 10 raise hiFasf. y shn ssickall
he can Do Without q atitlc-sns.antiy ran across
the rhasn on the ;rope- -not >etrstaos9sAnd e.
cured ike B.ondin's-and snntched the poor
fellow from impending 1ste.. W a.e not ih-
formed that the doer Of this splendid act hsd
eres trad rops hxtoFe-. .Ws sunnosa, it to BE-
one Of those rare and sublime impulses which
e.ssF'P. md .upsrstdsaqg dek,se t s.sa psae,:e
"instincs Is i erea{ tnstter," aud t>trn from ,6e
stage king to the ::.trne prince" 4. the g1adi-
Atof to Garibal,i, 80 is Diondin to the earpen'
, 1860-08-28
.NTORTGAGE SALE,-by virtue

MORTGAGE SfALE--by virtue
j. 3a a. :! ~ IL. & a. a.:
III md NfF 1ane, BIZ -ts> I'd .2 r11:r1 Ie1s'det
Bo ~r' Of NorksEr, n s asnxned !, 1aId FuL
sr.o ta4e A..ssa .s.ise" al "a oa:a a
ths Ooo Hsoe Ia 4 d coatty of W'sn.bsgh On u
aH dar q sss&.m - 4 1s * y !or sasa "a
rfpt a.d s:rty OF sst*np<eu ta4 r +. h u1po+a u
aAsfFsG he d!:' noie neotsons1 IN I'D Xcr< &c sad
MD HuEssa6s aasiax b-eL d. Tia ot<Mis BE- nd
ae erotd I. .ola~s:-Lc, tuLhsr est.n, II Neek
th.y that p&& tn~ original CITY nj R,tk
f5ra u ss ef Encx klvrf in the cguL tJ
Of Wlaneo.so. ani ~ Of lin ot..
sSAAD HaLSrEo, Aya.sate.
by Po'kes sh<41oa, his Att.ynsY n fart.
EHskta.1. 4nS. I Vi. 1sSt
, 1860-08-28

TRUSTEES SALE - Whereas.
Laorena ksa' sad Nastha Il Ken. hi wife, did, "a
sAe tveEtE a1s asJ o. Auku4s A. i. lsa4 sk~ s1e
susa in DEED Of Trust to The med -
Ir.tee a1us date tie 4V and yrA' esaij upan iAe
pr miss hestih.,tt ce.ciise ,tcu.e II. p, Of
etAu prouasoy note Of even dAts thesvt 10: the
t!1n et TO ,no.,aad po'l.1s t.9oo> raa.v by nd
Kent and payahe two re1fs ~ sie AKA Hfe.tA
o. ess ~ i.es.t Al The rat Of CENT. per
ers d IA t;e ~ osd;1a ne:e md he e unsy of
fsEA - Ard IheEeas. fu.t has uade the pnvs
M nt of The "a r. HaoF5 Hots a1d lnttFca1 ton ncs
IL dat exee7t frr The dF three A'ter ia aae
tnd app !-1!ou has sesa Hste the al def
the e to sell sud prenss lnGeF .2ld DseI of Trnas YoF
the p1.1 ose therel7 expressed:
now puh!ic Is het gwen thA n uu.,
of the power Deed of Tint eonta nd III
fos the payment Of said lpts and there o. ~ Af
ssic ~ % ho1d.Y. tse u aay u etp.. mber j.
1880 q ten eocE Of that ua., II tee d,ur n
ns Coun 4. ass Ia sss g,y OF dh.ca!o, ri :: puh!e
l;1 nk IN 10 c5unty e XeIeaa M >tuo cf
Wh:-lae " It Eaf OF tec ttn Nam
10 Township 1uioes twestT !x t~ nnta af osa ttus
~ k1ss ccnt1n nx Thee HI de / II. T~sLtY A9+.
I'D oE the 'ahs m r. uT 's+s l1es4 ssp IT q
saii 1tae1!oed parcel oasre1ed AID trcnr4d hy
R-itroat tcup7nY q tho Ch c.Eo Alton ara It u
IA odd WILLIAM II. hTExhS. Irtsses
C1A4xILs / TAs4 Au.ru>ys, :
f. thr&oa AN ,1In ~o5
, 1860-08-28

II co,k: T. Ctscait Court ef Cook toaIty. ssl,1a-
hsr Tern, laQ L. Paine fitesv1- tohiA. Mi1Ir EA3A
3sps n,is, Yilt, vrn G. NA;, aaay Nlst. H.,.y
OF tie reAteuce Of Tobiss Wlez t.en4-a u 4bsvs
E1as ht.k e.sn I'D "a sae ofee Of IN &:ssk Of 4Sd
ts Eeh!.. Ale' hAt s44d ecnp ARaat + u hs ,tu VI
tone,aut ~ "a Court on the CLa:etzy de .has*,
tho Thstttth Of Juv. i& sod Ii SUNNI shszo-
pp-n aurd gut Of a!!d Court aA4ast ~ defend .nta
tura4hlr ca The frs Monday Of September Eett l il
s6an peauAly b I'D app.as heIers s.ll OrA. C.urt
Of Cook County The tEst 4ay Of the tezt
fiIst " as.1 Of e<2t~sf 1.so .ad pie saa..r:.
ANS asd IL sis,s aad thssa ebs,Ssd Ia .td
r b tat:a "a eoofes+e. tna de,ss ea.eEsl AknirAt
. WI. l. GuERcH, tlt1t.
L. c. fAxxk in Der. COMMIT kAif. IL 3cf.lAH.
, 1860-08-28
Guf ann Gar,::

I'VE AND EAR.-Dr. Under
IL wood, t4e oeculIe and Au..s., 10, ~ Nsato&ph
st1r T. three doors e4r of a1t. Gbtczea Ill Dr. o.
enr p-oea ona! l:eare t, Op.haa,es AID Au,si SUI:
E.r !'trz Feh to b. bind md tss.trx he dta IND
sI and Fuceess: pf o.. .s,ons upon ths EYs ana
Eu 1any Il x!eh we'e oe dteat and 1anxetuns tane.
nree.. has .r aed p4tuts frotn ~ parts o The uioa
aud SE:n Lin rerula:so2 ss - etnta aat skiei
n.n. ttcE.ss OF Tic E. Ind Eur which 1!n eontAn
ort. f1as h1uGsed beng prepared and will Ahony
4r3eu Prescription patients u 1lAanta vhfrs
Eurktea1 ope-stI Ioes a1e net required. uh1-1ydA4
, 1860-08-28

.r.1.;1. a,r1z 4ss rr'rrr n':,.ro s.1rr, ::
yoad IN to Il. lox r. ct es r1x sss rfso1
III, 70 1os noi bisE # p:ena;e1 IN vt r Se
ay54 u eb,Esf esEisSefI g.
ht CIV Il EsT 1ofs. rsst:ei wishing u p'oea'' Inc
GENUINE xAGLE CO.'S sLAfEs =
VII pl.a.e Adteas The comrsa eosne1 IF ~ xae @ -
tvenae. Il. r., ~ lie utdsn Entd TneH = o's ~,
, 1860-08-28
WADSWORTH & WELLS,
wholssale Dealer. In
~
BOOTS. .4yND SHOES,
= = '..,.'
&C.. Like Street. >. :. 60

r. o~7 To- e1s:a,4's s!:kht fss .hs VIA 1t '
nroHll1s PA1IEr METALLIC TIPPED Boorr
AID SHOES
eas md r.a.n .se satea oe seou.a lows and Mlnss
% .aa axo .,ss sss ~ =. Rs'
iaffsSSrr. uooa our ExCLCS1T Hsh:s and sa - soo
~ are .dvts. ~ tsY Infringement. sl dexad proper
VI aa1e MD e1tsns.ve .r.aaxeaeats viii tas uoss
ex.sea.ed EIao.Aetur. Whereby fa.ly r1ppy t.e
ncrasEk uernAnd nh qnxl7.sa Of th&ss Tppelt
Boots a:d shoes from auf store 10 Laco. taeh pAr Of
vh!eh VIII b aAmo+d CT lAh-ged ~hh our naae,
We It.f ttecKz:se Tipped 90 IL within <:tker A~
1oove s1a.sa but saea ts1s s.aped Aat supplied
We x.1l vAa"t!n Ill :aa1aners ra!r cf ehIt cop
ferttrcrd tcesto ont two At oftentne- thtss
xe-J Lest nSr!1A waiia LIS II but 1la4
ras3x actlai a7stAKs ky!nx 10 As ct
eear h-n;tTeA per eens-
The rkAt {not ezesive} f.t4e safe a.
and n H7J subjected 10 p.Ieat Of i've
70 14 hafsef eeut. PAID hy Al Other dealers.
Ne paulas:y atiett The arestlau Of das1&1s tne4a
too!. wiaa lie stA;es e ltnosA. AcA AID In3aaa
goata Vii! BE- uu.osFIed ~ ny steck b the Ucicu
vh th HH- quality epnsdsxEd. 70 n6eE esn1Yet.us
prices w!ta ecoIs WitAout TBS.
We .ca Ese yctt at,knt.ou to tAiz rr4aca q &C,
uxa:4 -
Il4t te.17 paJ not he lsd by tha adv..+.seus.ets
otaers Chicago Aad siaswhsfs. outtt& The stE44
Wscou.o. ioNa Aad XaHtsota, who sdyestls Eestrs@.
Il Afr.:1 .us th& aAie Of
MlTCHrLLa PArxET. MxrAL1Io rIPPED ooops
~ sass thAt al eA .kzes Do po< aenA 10 q b ~
e4ptsa 70 ~ ss nf xaid goods within II
s:Ates of H!scs,n3a. tcwa Aad Minnesota.
!. ap&,oly WADsW0HTH WElI8.
, 1860-08-28
I PpER MISSISSIPPI

N5F15I II N1f&SK. DpEGQEK, I5ENtEffH 1xhJ
Mts1fscrA FAcLxr CenrA-T.
GAlt1 \, AuEuA& i6lh, 1880
ln,rcts fntEa AMI TEuUar:-1 cea!Ic II cal the 1t
:t.t OF the ple = recent reduction IN z*tea fer
fright and ras-:rSra fr m hcaso 70 Atves Town ts
twe,a |. urctEr ani st. FAM, tncluavr..
aranssn eLi has beem nade bY which the AEtuts ii
C,a "a Of tbs Illinois Central 4Aea Uhiclgp Ur1on.
and Chkaeo Esthvtst m hal oada. tnttoszc4 to
eoatEet F.rg and rIsenxes oves this Conpznya Line
r oa.: at the following rAte. Mill funhes nctice:
Fin, c!.., ra,s.Ege:z trGu Chc.eo 10 La csoee and al
{x1s uo,th 4 Ii Cres.e far up ST. Fso vIz Dun
k:A III Pa1:e dn CLl.n. as.g1. second Cas- II Is.
Pound Freight t1tn hieaEot to Ia Csosse et pei 100 bs
y~,sa1d O. 4 Of classification.
Fran Chicago to any polrt ts.ween La Cnesse aud ST.
FAIL !aeut.rE St PAU, 1T C:asa +te - c3aas Ac; "a
k..a4e. SC epd 4tA Cl.ss, s0e rtr 100 lbl
.,9,+e.4.w J r. JONES' ecc,etxrv
, 1860-08-28

TO, SHIPPERS OF PRODUCE.
- -1ts III s'skasl u1s ata&tai t. b A9Taxet. on
CouIEsn ts1 as* Io1k-w3h ~ optEp toAypptss *
EoniFsAt: 1ob11AE BktlTNEks Co.:
au17<$s13n lfl South Wai&t asett.
0ATMEAL.-10o Barrels best
l. ~ Caea4a 9A.mesl >es~t Il mi fer ~ y. 60,
.-eseqEaE 3H2rah,gS1z 1t1t,9 ~, : 92G@
, 1860-08-28

Leg Diarrhna. Dysentery, Summer
Complaint Compound Ext.aes Of B<ns I1ant
c y.t tmcy known, for the cure Of these dl.eases
In :hc ltssppi Valley 1t beass the tshest reputation
IL, IL ca5xtiye papcsla Fct ehl.ren teehink It in
<a,uab.e Trepas,d os's Are rod hy J. {. A6rIEF,
1t, oun, souIt. Se:t by Jio. .. Ps1k, ~ Lakest
fHie.sn ty2a'G014m'
, 1860-08-28

y EMOVAL.-Thc United States
Ia Fxrrrs, Co.nraav kase th!< dar rv1eoy-.l toc.s
u & from No. II rearhota tt:eei to a L-leA AID = ses
Itk s;.rssA kas!nga tAss aao c'kk stfEtt Tie
p.lrJ collect .on aud sna tusn.ss. ttesa1ee
IN .sfk street viii It Fc 2fhta AZ tnrance tor s4
Uowcyr1 lpuid moueT e tsuye:ed pp Clark street Of
frezlt on LAKE, s:set IL" iuft ~ts H r. aass te'&
ieye that II IL u4turt stfus4 II. Hsycs heec H.
trzv gustared IN OH stand re IT hero hde b Well
y nt {tpdk eontlEpe tsit Itsss. Ad u rttnsn
wiiI p;1u heretofore aIu a7t attA 70 iGs!: Ia
te7rstA ~ vel thu Of 0,T Cnlra1 0Ece tcuzz.
x1tu {urLer hetuct, fbn 7:ta a. r.. ~ +. u
pn1S-car a., prE* IN H. - ttl.ssF A'sh+
, 1860-08-28

Tho Empress Eug geaie i. in condition
which gites The Emperor Rnd nation great
lopes-EIx1aaQy. =:
And The Emprsss still greater hoops.-7sta.
ton 9azttk.
a curious literary novelty IN England is
tho production Of q u,b1c which is indexed after
the fashion Of the Post Office DirectorJ.-that
is. OF the fore page-so thAs the desired spot
caa be opened ut once "' .,...a ~ 81. !
Pretty women kiss one another, says Quiip,
Oh. coring into q room. BECAUSE It is 8 graceful
custom tney do the sams o. going away be-
cause they are delighted to lose Right Of one an
other. il. >. =, J; =: -: :! - !
- Ale 1nnder Dumas has been presented with
the freedom Of several towns.in Sicily lie is
shout to start iournaf in Palermo. with the
:!t!c of the 1ndtpen4t9te- On this subject Carl.
baldi wrote The following letter; 80
.t.ptA.r ~ -i'alEIl1zo,JnlyY Il; 1880,
"The journal which my friend Duma, is shout
to publish in palsrMo viii be catfet The 1adi,
p<adtne-, title which # will oil tho moro De:
serve, because the founder will no: spare ne i!
ever should de!tate lrpm my principles md
NJ duty as child Of the people. $3.50.
, 1860-08-28
n A.IEGERSOLL,
ux.x Dnnr n Hrtx ~

s,ok BIrDrE AND RgLEE.
Ism oaEedte H.1ti.1Ees s.as 1s9ts5si se vs
~stanus p1:ntei hednrs. Psteuhs sretube psld 70 Or
es1 from cssss 0eee1-, ES4tt te p,t.d md
Bill hca1e- lrs.er Rsxt. shipping Bfs1 43. had ~
fzatsf to e!t.t: Art@1Ees, Fes!etcz1, Ell H ~
xrT s:Sle, o1 heota 5ccEe and rebound. ~ kanos ~
prnt!nk Gn1e witt nt1tttae md ttratcb- IeTt?1 no
IL. GG.l7s LIKE BTREEf.
'rostoEcs t'os :fs+. E--... y esst
, 1860-08-28

-Mr. Singer, We see by the Sew Yorf pa.
pers, hns been he'd to bail % keep the peace.
on charge Of beatin i bis principal sewing me-
-caIne-tnat is.- big wife imoss unndafo'full5 4
bad style Of ssich thst.-E'O. 'P9: =
WHO Herp The first Newspaper subscribers
csin toel 1.Bslrs ~, aud 5osbaa ofde1ed The he
-Receips for making pnnt.loonns !ass--nate
the eoa. md rest tirst:-Hfrtford q;,ne.:: 4
to ;ustifJ its honleidal 1rPutsticp.- Three dug s
ago as workman was MOUNTED on . ladder IN
tie Rue Paradis. painting the sign Of . shop,
lady a,mtd With one Of sthcse amp1ct garments
knocked ii against The ladder with such violence
Is to throw ths poor msn down, and hs was 10
injured By the iau that be had to be conveyed
home - =. ,~. 4.- :
, 1860-08-28

AT1QN-Ths 1lliools slsrch Cont7:F. It GtAva
bodT quaay IT tznnot - etese 70 hetD3
so ss - TKeI tonaIns neariou.etemica netes
intneiy aoss desitabe tot food md Inudr{ r.:Ht
ftanany other Ia use Asr1hcc TO the puh1c nt a
sta of the S,seh, any 2uorn Of tht Eio.t sssEeo
references coIM sr vsn b, o ths eass r. n
ss.tt:r ID Eselrt9 II trsIs tie rtatca bt rsien a.
sscynk tat It Is takeu from b<Rss E:hz1fe
, 1860-08-28

- ~-
:. FR1-~CI4 II. H0FF.m-S-F-a
Cnayal ot the G:,.t Duear Of 20 nAsniss
- M,Hsrts1 In. -xxS-(itt5a. Ard hsH~ eff q rank
io.s, as1 y .7ee *. HE: si1 ;, 4 g ~
Hay1p Ii: + t%%tA; NASSAU. eEts s>lA, SA1cSY.
@k1r1lix1is. 4l1I,1AEFt:'>. te- %fs"AwtT
, 1860-08-28

, :,-. lr1n.D.Av1- RA.xnAp,e
=, !, & HEw Yosx, Id Aprn, lsa.
Ha1iaz tatn out ea1 Old a:ale from pt xhth, f1on
y dspth EasAl!sya trouhlssozas. nd tang put In
q Hoxes Improved sealea ~ dean It our duty to add
our aes!oany 10 IL ensxs ad,ptaatJ 70 ~gblns pur
poses, It tiuple requiring te depth nd s4al. amoua.
Of labos. espsnse IA putting up. AIs wonderfully
eu1ate, and from IT. construction dutas&e md sadly zd-
Justsd. A.D.HUGaEA P1et.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-10-05
Origin of Squatter Sovereignty.

1t has been generally understood that the
real author and inventor of squatter sover-
eighty was Gen. Cass, who improvised that
doctrine to cover up his refusal TO obey the
instructions of the Michigan Legislature, d.
recting him to support the Wimot Pro,iso.
1t now appears that We have an instance of
the open PRONUNCIATION of that disorganizing
doctrine, by Arthur St. Clair, Governor of
the Northwest Territory, compromising
what is now Ohio, Indiana, Michigan, Illinois,
and Wisconsin, during President Jeferson's
administration, for which PRONUNCIATION Mr..
Jefferson, through his secretary, James Mad
lson, promptly removed him from office. The
otiense was in using the following language
IN speech in a convention called for the
purpose of forming constitution for the
new State of Ohio, of which convention he
was member
"For all internal affairs We have com
plete Legislature of our owa. the Territorial
Legislature,) and are no more bound by an
Act OF Congress than by an edict of the first
consul of France"
MIR. Madison, in his letter revoking thu
Governors commission, calls this language in
temperate md indecorous towards Congress
"disorsanizing, and of very evil example, ano
violation of the conduct enjoined by hi.
public station"
What strange mutations in ideas has ;
half century produced.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-10-05

pendent at Enosburg writes to the St. A.
hans Messenger: "On the evening of ,b..
Goth inst, at half past seven o'clock, l had
the pleasure with FIVE others to witness for
the first time this rare and interesting pheu-
omenon-a Lunar Rainbow. The moon and
stars were shining brightly, only few small
clouds being visible. A sudden smart pat
terlng of rain coming when no clouds could
be seen from the window near which "a,
called me to the door. Before me wa. HI,
Bow. The arch was as perfect as that of the
solar bow. but only about two thiids as wide,
and differing from it, also, in an entire al
sence of the prisma,ic colors and the seeor-
Diary. 1t was all of one color. rather na,,
but very plainly defined against back siount
of clear sky.
@ Mr.. William \. Smith. of this vi
lage, has shown us Pound Swee,ing tia,
/ weighs one pouaa three ounces. We are @,
, the opinion that the size of this Swee,ip,
will be hard to beat 81. 4. .NeSstager.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-10-05
Monster Meetings.

A weekly paper does not enable us to give
anything like full chronicle of the innumer-
able monster gatherings of The Republicans,
at various points throughout the county,
They show the spirit that is abroad in the
land, and foreshadow, as clearl, as the first
pencllllns OF light in the East gives earnest
of the rising sun, the coming victory.
An immense meeting was held in New
York, at the Cooper Institute, and it is said
there were in the evening 10000 Wide
Awakes in procession. Speeches were made
by Carl Schurz, James p. Putnam, and 9TH
erS.
1t was composed of altogether a different
sort of folk than those assembled at Jones
Wood the day before.
The Republicans of that great CITY will
make gallant fight. and give Lincoln and
Hamlin large advance upon the vote fo,
Fremont in 1856.
An immense meeting was held at Chads-
Ford, Chester County, Penn, on the SD an
niversary of the battle of Brandvwine at tina,
place. which was presided over by Bayard
Taylor. He made an excellant speech on the
occasion, and was followed by John Sherman
@: Ohio, and Others. The number present is
estimated at 10000.
great meeting Of Americans. who have
never Yet voted Republican ticket. was held
at Rochester. in pursuance of call signed
by over four hundred. They all resolved tc
support Lincoln and Hamin. repudia,ino
with utter loathing the base attempt of Brook.
and others to sell them to the Douglas De-
mocracy.
| James O. Putnam. an ardent supporter of
Fillmore in 1856. now on the Republican tick.
ct as candidate for Elector, made mos,
thrilling speech. in which the Great Disturb
or OF the peace of the country was tiayed a
live.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-10-05

C. The Fates are against the Fairs this
year. The Conn. River Valley Association
holds its Fair at Charleston, n. H., four DAYS
this week. Already two of the days have
been rainy. The Peoples Society hold their
Fair at Cabot. Thursday, which opens abou,
as unfavorable as fair" day can. We ex-
pect the rain that We didn', get last May and
June has just got along. Let US be thank
full that it comes at all.
We shall endeavor to give some account
Of both the aforementioned fairs in our next
paper
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-10-05
Mr. F1etcher'S Lectures,

Rev. J. c. Fletcher has given two lectures
at the North Church this week, and delivers
the third tonight, Thursday Subject
SARDINIA, Garibaldi, and the Waldenses. -
The fourth lecture will be at the South
Church on Tuesday Evening, Oct. 9. Sub,
ject-"Naples, Pompeii and Herculaneum.
The time and place Of the last lecture will b.
given hereafter. The large audiences on the
dark and rainy evenings of Monday anel
Tuesday, show that the people appreciat.
these lectures. We anticipate a crowded
house to night if the weather is favorable
for the triumphal march of Garibaldi, tn.
tallow chandler of Staten Island, is elicitins
the admiration and wonder of the civilized
world. We are all eagerness to hear more
of him.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-10-05

~ Hon. Arson Burlingame is re-nomi
mated for Congress. by the Republicans of
the oh District of Massachusetts,, without a
dissenting vote. A Aatterins testimonial OF
the estimation iii which he is held in his own
District
In the 9TH District Hon. ID. W. Gooch has
been nominated by reclamation for re-elec-
ton. Mr.. Gooch has represented the Dis
trlct with much ability, and has steadily gain
ed in the public estimation during his Con-
gressional career.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-10-05

u Fillibuster Walker is dead at last
there is no mistake about it. He was pub.
licly shot at Truxillo, Honduras, on the 18th
Of Sept. Ten shots were fired at him. amid
the cheers of the natives. The Honduras
would not bury his body, and it was buried
by foreigners. Col. Rudler, Walkers chief
officer, has been sentenced to four years i'm
prisonment.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-10-05

g Our readers will notice that Mr.. c.
H. Clarke proposes to commence a singing
class at Union Hall next Monday evening"
There are young people enough in this vii
lage who should learn to sing to keepa sing
ing school in active operation the year
round,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-10-05

THE FOREIGN NEws.-No one will fail to
be interested in the news from Europe which
We give this week. The next few weeks are
big with the fate of nations. Garibaldi made
his public entry into Naples amid the accla-
nations of the people. There is hope for
Italy.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-10-05
All about Balloons.


The day before Messrs. King & Allen fail
ed to make an ascension at this place, Prof.
Spencer made failure at Keene, n. H. He
had about 10000 feet of gas in his balloon,
when the wind lifted it from it's fastenings
and dashed it against the fence, tearing the
silk, and letting the gas escape. Seven or
eight men were knocked down in the opera.
ton, but not very much injured.
Prot. Wise made an ascension from Pc
tersburg, Va. last week, and reaching an
altitude of mile discovered a small leak in
his balloon; he had got within a hundred
feet of the earth when the bag suddenly COL
lapsed, and in his fall he was stunned but no,
killed. He lay senseless for half an hour
before being found.
Prof. Lowe is again in bad luck. The in
tiation of bis big Atlantic balloon (once
burstedD was commenced a second time at
Philadelphia, last Friday, and when all was
ready, on Saturday, the bag up and burnt
again; and SO all his gas comes to naught.
1t will be seen from the above that St.
Johnsbury is not the only place where they
have had balloon failures.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-10-05

~ The last Bennington Banner SAYS tina,
the jailor is not starving Kelley the assassin
as noticed in our paper week or two ago.
We are sorry-for the mistake we made, OF
course.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-10-05

C. Atkins, Of the Bellows Falls Idrous.
has been removed from the office of postmas-
ter at that place. Atkins was re,y sound on
the goose question, but it is whispered about
that he abused the Thanking privilege.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-10-05
Alarm of Fire.

The house of Mr.. 7. r. Fairbanks caught
fire from the burning out of chimney on
Thursday forenoon, the 4th The bells were
not rung, and there was no general alarm
but Hook and Ladder Company, and Deluge,
No. =. turned out with about dozen men
each. There was but little use for fremen
however, the fire being soon extinguishetl
with slight damage.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-10-05
Annual Fair

Of the Caledonia County agricultural Soci
ETY. and Fair Ground Company.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-10-05
The Legislature.

This body convencs at Montpelier next
Thursday. Important among its business
transactions will he the election of L. S.
Senator. Everybody expects that our pres
ent efficient and popular senator, Jacob Col
lamer, will be reelected.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-10-05

An ENORMOUS PRICE.-Ned Forrest. the
trasedian. gets $500 night for 300 nights
acting in New York. How many clergymen
in the United States get less than $500 for
a gears labor. Where's the equality9
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-10-05

q Attention is called to the Conference
of churches to be held at Concord Corner the
9th. See special notice.