The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-03-01
For The Caledonian
Nomination of Commissioner.

NE EDITOR Il was glad to read the an
..olncement i'll TIE CALIFORNIAN of the NOM
nation of Hon I. j. Cree of Wheelock, as
c.1!idate for County Commissioner-gla
tecauSc deem it nomination "ft to be
made" and end Of the best that could be
made from among the many men in the coun-
yWell qualified to discharge the duties Of
lie office. ] have long known Mr. Cree. and
Known him as man true to his convictions :;
and as | have met him in the gatherings of
the friends of temperance,and associated with
him on other occasions, have never for a
moment had reason to question his sound
ness upon the subject of temperance. | feel
confident that, if elected, he will discharge
The duties OF the office with fidelity, and to
the satisfaction of the citizens of the County;
and permit ME to express the hope that the
friends of temperance will give him their u
n.tcd support, and triumphant election.
SUTTON.
Hon Charles Adams, an aged, respected
aid influential citizen of Burlington, died in
hat place last week Wednesday. He was
:.-her of J. S. Adams, Secretary of the Yer
mont Board of Education
- G. W. Blood, the rascal who was
,r!ed at the late term of our county court for
t.caking into the grocery in Troy and steal
- candy. and sentenced to fine of ten dol
..rs and costs. to be worked out under the
o.rection of the sheriff. absquatulateG some
.wo weeks since. He was followed and ar
rested in Lowell by Mr. Bean, and broagh,
lci, and lodged in his old quarters at the
lla>bursh Jail. He has bad Blood in him.
-StntLld.
THEfI AND AREEsT.-Mrs Blood, wife of
ne above named cul prit, week or two since
s.J.e one or two nice dresses. a broadclotl
ape, &c. belonging to the landlady of the
lrlsbursh House, and decamped with bel
Jooty. She was easily traced to Lowell
where she was arrested, taken back, anC
.9dged in Jail, where she can be as happy a.
i,ssible in the society of her husband.-IJ.
BURGLARY-A Y. ung man named Charlie
arter, belonging in Wolcott, broke into
,,ore in Glover, on last Saturday night, ant
.Jok theretrom sundry articles of value. Ill
was pursued to Wolcott and taken, brough
ilck 20 Glover, had an examination before
4s,ice, and was taken to the Irasburgh jail
ID.
SAD AND FATAL ACCIDENT.-A young NAL
about Is years of age, named John Martele
nile at work on the 18th instant, cuttin;
and clearing ice from E. y. Spanlding's mil
-. Granville. was precipitated over the dan
y the breaking of the cake on which he Wa
sanding. and killed He was crushed t.
eeath by the ice falling upon him.
Bishop Hopkins of this diocese mas writer
letter in which he attempts to show tina
s.avery is no sin according to the Bible.
New counterfeits on the Mutual Bank
Casteton, of the denomination of s.. are i,
circulation.
On Friday of last week Charles Ladd Of
hester, was fined $40 and costs for keepn
grocery without license. p. l.. Miller of
Tie same place was also fined $40 and cost
iJr selling strong beer.
Wm Whitehill of Newbury, aged about 4
ears, in usua! health, Saturday evening, tn
.o'h. started to 60 out to put up his team
aid dropped in the entry and died almost il
sanity
- What cannon will be discharge
"aea We come to march forth? Buchana
&eoademned brass piece part Of the orc
i-ai.ce Of Woodstock Aye.
!, pays Rarey to talk horse" He has e
80 % deliver ftty lectures, for which he will r
'--'e $1,000.