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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-08-30
Judge Poland's Record.

w INV u illlll. continue w 'i~~'l'
that Judge Poland has no position in
Congress and does nothing there. w,
have just received the Index of the
Congressional GIobr for the last session
of Congress. and Ia show exactly what
he has done in one session we publish
what the index contains under his
name:
POLAND LIKE T.. Il Representative
fIOmN clm0nt
leave of absence granted to l2lI
petitions presented 10y :i2-. 800.
Oh. 1861. lI9J. 1923. 2I5O. :12:l! 44Gl
bills introduced by
No. ii making an appropriation Ia
supply Il deficiency in the approprla-
tons for the expenses of the join! Sc
lrct Committee on Alleged .OutIagc>
in the Southern States ~
No. lrJ To regulate actions in the
Court of Claims 10y loNal owners OF
property seized under act of March
-. I-ti3 -
No. G2- to confer upon the Court OF
Claims jurisdiction of the claim of
Ercvct Brigadirr General l.. :. Rob
rIt~ I9l
No. TO to encourage the LAYING of
ocean Telegraph cables. and /" ST
cure the same for the u>,. of The, nj
ted States l9l
No. - in relation to boumti,> 300
No. lO1G establishing certain posi-
roads in Vermont ~
No. I2IG in addition to an act grant
in" pensions to certain soldiers and
sailors of the val of l-l2 and the id
uw> of deceased >uldcr> 90
No. I2l7 limiting the time within
which claims against the Government
may be presented and prosecuted %"
No. I:EII relating Ia witnesses for re
>I,"ndrmt> in cNtrIditi"n eases 40
No. l:Al for the relief of :. =. ,J"rr-
km -
No. I5IG To incorporate the Northern
Liberties Market Company ~
No. lG4- t" extend the provisions of
the fourth section of the act approved
April ~. l-7I Il23
No. 2n" t" incorporate the New McN-
IL" and Central Railroad Company
1879
No. Zoo to authorize. the huilIiug of
the New Mr\ir" and Gulf railway.
49,
N". ~ directing the. removal of the
char%,. of dr~rIrl"u III certain r:l-c-.
No.
\n II1u fen rh, relief of .In,I C. &.
Winch .,,p1n
\o ZERO m.Iutiu., =: uru>iuu tn Sine
nu F,Iu>voItl. of b,ulilIr VI Iu7I
\n rII f., iL,. r,Ii,f nr \\ilIi,n,. .In,
lin .,u.4
\n .rs,- fni The, relief of pa,t,,rI
Mott 40!
\n. 9:Hsl Granting Il pension to Sarah
Pond !,,54
\o. 4Jnl referring tuth claim of John
II. Russell rnrhr Cont oft 'laiu~ 80
\n. zoo rrllrin. to the retirement of
Judges If he. Suprcmr Cont :.:sM
~. 49, supplemental 10 the act uf
FrhlIlal, .. I-9I. iurnrpnl.r1iun the
Columbia COLLEGE. in the distinct of
Columbia :s-...l
\n ISL for th,. settlement and M,
men, of the claim OF EIlllhrth :.
EIrnrI. c>r,utIi> Of John l;rrvrI.
:i~;1r'
\n. 2HI~ T." repeal an act to confirm
the action of the board of aldermen
and common council of the city of
Washington. designating Il depot site
f"l the Baltimore and P"t"nar Rail
road Company ~
\u. 29Jt; I" regulate the taking Of ties
timnml in certain eases ll:E5
Joint resolution Introduced h\
40. ii amrndat"rN of Joint resolution
pa>>cd july $50 ~
\n. H. fnr q commission To- -rr.ularr
and arrange tracks and drpnr> of
steam Iailv;\> I'M the. cit, of WASH
imgtun .lu,1
\u. I2G drrlII.Itnr\ of the intent and
meaning of section one of article two
"t the Constitution OF the. Emitted
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Second Congressional District.

We c"pl the following letter from the.
BrattlchUrn Thcnir. Judge Sargent.
the writer. MAS u native of Wmdham
county. hut left the state many Years
ago. He was one of the earliest CORES
pondcnt> of the press established AT
Washington. and his Washington let
tcrS hccaue quit" celebrated. He was
subsequently appointed commissioner
"t Customs in the Treasury Depart
mrnt. which position he held Il great
number of Years. Ills know ledge of
Judge P"land> position and influence
in Congress. i pr"hahlN AZ good. and
his opinion as DISTINGUISHED. at least. a>
that of some others VIII" are now de
CRYING Judge P"llnd'> standing in or
der to elevate another int" Congress.
LETTER FROM An OLD GnNEE\NENr OF
Nathan Sargent, Reconnaissance of
Customs at Washington. and Il man
whose opportunities for observation
certainly ought To cntitle his words to
'I''i'' WI l'''''l 'll'N lIl'' tIblHl'DH We nave
heretofore expressed in relation to
Judge Polamd'> abilities. in the follow
ing letter:
WA>HINGTo>. Aug. 18th. I-73.
10 the Editor Of tie Phcnir ErdtfIrboro.
SIR: ! see it minated that Judge
Poland may not hc rc-uomimatcd for
C"nglc>>. am under no personal oh
legation /" Judge r.. but cannot hut
hope that he lie again elected. There
L. II" man III the lIuu>, of Rrprcsenta-
tlNe> Whose Influence j. more. favorabIv
felt than his. OF digmiticd and veneer
able appearance. with MANNERS most
bland and agreeable, pleasant. with Il
slight tlngt of humur in his personal in
tcrcour>c and conversation, he. wins
friends and makes no enemies. Well
informed on almost every subject. and
Il good lawyer. he never speaks hut to
rmlightcn and invariably commands at
tcnti0m. hrcaII>c he has always some
thing 10 SAY That j. To the point. and
worth listening To.
Judge L. l. moreover. Il working man.
cmlncntlN 50: and whatever business
hc Is changed with. OF duty he has to
perform. Is pnnrluallN and faithfully
attended to.
Vermont Is h"n"rrd 10y her represent
tatINc. and | should consider the, loss of
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Victory

Republicans will =" /" The ballot box
next Tuesday with more enthusiasm. if
comes the most cheering Indications al
an overwhelming Republican irt"rN in
November. such j. the caS,. The
great tidal wave Of Greeley ism" is ,h-
hing very fast. and it will take the
wood chopper Of Chappaqun with it, in
To ohllN ION.
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LNndonville station has been Il busy
place toI the last week. The bad
weather. and 50 many extra trains 1,
provide for. made il necessary To Civ,
time 10y telegraph on Friday to thirty
one trains. making ovrra hundred mes
>age> i'll all. \ superintendent head
must be Weary after such Il day. work
and when all goes we'll he and his en-
ginerl> get II" credit for it. hrcau>c the
people cannot he expected To- under
stand how much must be done t" ensure
their comfort and safety.
There was Il host in attendance at the
Camp Meeting III LNnd"nvillc on sun
day. Eight ear loads were carried up
from 81. JohII>hurN. and were 81 full
that the boys hun" on the platforms like
constant line of teams paS>m" up Main
street for nearly three hours in the
morning. and uudouhrcdlS Il fair pro
portion came in from the north also.
The prrarhcrS were Rev. Mr.. Luce. \.
NJ. and Rev. Mr.. Webster. T. W.. with
father Bullard in the evening. The de
v"ti"nal feeling i represented a> much
deeper than in the meeting of last Year
There. i better order than has alwaN :
been observed on the ground. The ser
Vices are I" cl">,. on Ncduc~daN morn
iln
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Newark Land Sale I!

liz non T'~ld"Hi prupII'tr- "t thu town ui Sew
All III thu uuItN 81 .ii'Iuui aI hereby notified,
that the taxes i~~>-,d 10y SAID town " Iihu nm. two
\rLI~ u"N preceding Tins dat, IrmuIu either IA
"h"t" 81 IN lrt unpaid "n the i"ll"v, III describe,
Lands SAID tn,, ru VII.
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West Concord.

The Greeley party had Il political
gathering at this place Tuesday even
ing. An extra train Ua> engaged from
st. bloomsbury. and thirteen people came
over. The Republicans had Il meeting
"Wednesday evening. and 80 came "> 81
from It. .Jnlln>hull. Lieut.. TOY. Dale
gave one of hi> best a,ldrr>~,~ That j.
about the relative enthusiasm fnl the
Presidential candidates. H. it looks To-
Us here in ''t;allant Little E>>rA."
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-08-30

CALVIN MORRILL,. II J"hn~hurl t-..,
CHARLES ROGERS JR Wh,tluch \
HENRY PEELEH Harhwick t, ,.,.
joins AtON N. - J"hn-burl- ''''-
\. l. FRENCH -. I"hn-hury Judge OF rr"hat,
ELISHA MAY -. J"hu-burN. states Attorney
ISAAC VI. SMITH BARNET Sh-riii
IlMO BATCHElpEE ~rannard Hr.h KIrlrf
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CRANKY,

CRANKY.
On the l9th inst. &. r. \ &. W. Rus
sells mill i'll Granny was found run
ming. IL had been left alone several
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-08-30

CuEEE'IIo>. In the letter ON the
outside from the White Mountains
where the writer speaks of the channel
worn in the rock 1T the Ammumno>uc
falls. hr intended t" write granite rock
instead of ymri~> rock. And he might
have said "cruptilc granite" ior it i
now generally admitted /" lie that
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Sutton.

Our people IIr getting 10 Ice consider
ably Interested in the political quest ions
"t he day. Last Saturday Judge, IT,"
land addressed H. in an interesting
Which Il Grant and Allison Club va>
formed. with Hon. j. {. Iihhcit~. Pres
ldcmt. We have hut few Grrtl,., men
here. The " hole, town j. u Grant and
" Il~"m club. E,uh,m ElII~. l., r..:i~"m
"t his office ~ chairman of the GIrclcN
town committee. does some pretty loud
talking in opposition I" ten. Grant. but
when asked if he i going /" vote t"r H.
g.. he Invariably SAYS he i not. His
arguments are undoubtedly very con
Nincing.
F"I Representative to Congress. Judge,
Poland will probably rrrriNrtv thirds
of the votes cast. Nh. Mont g"IncrN will
get Il good many votes for states Al
t"rntN. hut Nh. MAY will gel Il mlai"lit,
| think. For town Representatives there
are tuur ur five candidates in the lrlh
with the chancc~ in favor "l Col. Gr".
II. Blake. who j. an able, man and would
1t" credit Ia the town.
Miss Ella Chr>lry. of Grcrn~h"I". h"
has taught in this Village successfully
for the past three terms. will commence
Il select school "m Monday. sept :id.
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Cabot.

\ Grant and " l>un club Wis organ
ilcd in this town last Saturday even
ing. the 9th. with about one hundred
members. The officers elected were.
j. +. I.an>um. President y. Il. Ahiiu1r.
Vice President &. l.. Putnam. >rr'l :
VI. +. Wallace. g. W. Webster. +. \.
C"lli>. +. !. Hopkins. y. f. Spragur.
Executive Committee: II. =. Dow.
Treasurer. The President on taking
the chair. thanked the club in Il very
handsome speech for the honor they had
bestowed upon him in calling him To
the chair. and ut he close of his re
marks introduced as speaker for the
evening. y. VI. Dickey Esq.
Mr.. DickrN said he had been Il life
long Democrat. but when the party had
got :" reduced that they had To take M
Il man for their standard bearer. that
liars. &c. hc could go with them no
longer. but preferred /" support an hon
est. true man. like Gen. Grant. The
speaker WAS frequently interrupted with
applause. About three hundred ladies
and gentlemen were present.
The first man to enrol his name :,S 4;
memhrr of the club WAS the Venerable
Hector Mclean. Gather of the late
John McLcHm now ~ Years of are.
Vltn S:i\S la. l,unvS ,,t M, at b..,. ,,.,,. 49,,
continue the government. only to con
tlnue the party III power that saved il
from the hands of the rebels.
Col. Randall and Gcn. Thomas adj
dress the republicans OF the town, next
Tuesday evening. the eth. The re
puhicam> of the town are wide awake.
and intend to largely incrraS,. their
state vote from last year.
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t--FN cot Ny
.OIIN VI. BARTLETT Senator

JOHN VI. BARTLETT SENATOR
H. Il IIr i,I'}H ASST. Judges.
WI. II HAETSHOEN Judge al rr"hrr.
- Il BOYCE state ATTORNEY.
CHESTER ". II HUtF Shrrin.
JOSIAH IL BENTON High Hnlti
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HardWick

The storm of Thursday damaged the
highway in llardNick >cIk much. The,
track layers are LAYING the iron down
the river. and will Lee To the WuIrutt
line i'll Il day or two. 1t i understood
that 10y Il cnupmr"isc with the town of
johnson. the Directors of the railroad
have arranged t" complete the road l."
that place 10y the l>t of JANUARY neat.
y. VI. Dichcl. Esq. spoke To the.
llardWickrrS on the evening of the 9th
on the political aspects Of the cam
paiym.
Alex. Pattcn. the surviving workman
that WAS blown up the 18th inst. at VOL
colt. says it is his opinion that the fatal
blast WAS igmilcd hN lightning. a> there
WAS Il flash and report at The Instant of
the firing of the blast
During the thunder storm of Thurs
day. 22d. the barn of l.. ID. Hathaway
south llardwick. WAS struck 10y light
ming. The fluid descended he cumduc-
Tor oi the cave spout To the cI>tcrn.
thence To the Waste pipe from his water
tub. and then t" the lead pipe of the
acqucdurt, following it some thirty rods
t" Butler Shipman'S water tub. Nh.
Shirmam WAS sitting near the tub. heard
the report. >aw lightning on the pipe.
and the steam hen it entered he water
with Il >izzlc. 1t hI, always been said
10y the knowing ones that when the
lightning had entered water il WAS safe
lN conveyed away. Will they explain
this freak of he lightning!
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-08-30
PROF. EsEN ToURJEE,

81 th' Boston Conservatory "t Music. Will know u
~ thu Organizer 81 thu trIud hrrI~ 81 ~ uu,
Voices al thu .iu,' ami Z" ~ ,,> ,-r,I ~ md 81
much "t It> success Wa ,iur. lie Mil deliver Ia,
I",inI" "u uur"h Music with illustrations h> jh,
h"rit~ lm> will afford opportunity ten mo-
rr"N"m"nt which all Interested iu rhu,h mti>i,
should avail Themselves ui
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:, lh, liS~nrnPS' and Portland n O.drmShuI.. Il
K. will issue tickets Tor iar,. one way and r,fur
checks VIII be- given al manager- ollie, over th.
h - Montreal and White Mts Vermont cen
triu and Northern Railroads
y. T.. LOWERING, JR.. Manager.
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Wednesday, Sept. 10, 1879
HORSES.
Jersey Stock,
Grade Stock

Is ~ .u' COWS iI,,IiI ~" L. tn N,.iI.- old
Yeas old iI-Ii'I~ with call 3 N,lIliu- ll,if,.
,.iit 70 m'If,.f t.tilt-
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-08-30

Mrs. l.. /. WALLACE. ~,in.un OF l:,,>tou.
Miss t'"IE DANA. >"prau". Lawrence.
Mi;~. MARY ~rRlGtI. Alto. Lawrence
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FOREIGN.
E NGLAND.

LONDON, February l5.-The Ala,
bams d difficulty continues the leading :
topic Of conversation in political circles.
Pending settlement a number Of Tory
Lords abstai ned from attacking the
Government, preterrnS to wait until
an answer il received 70 Granville :
note.
LONDON. February l6.-Mr Glad
stone. in the House of Commons thl.
evening, stated that he had received a
communication from Hon. R. C..
Schenck, United States Minister in
which that gentleman intimated that be
did not anticipate the receipt OF a
reply from Washington to Earl Gran
villes note, regarding the indirect
claims prepared by the American Gov,
ernment in the Alabama case, before the
month OF March next. Gladstone, IN
the meantime, deprecated prolonged
discussion OF the subject by Parliament,
aDd submitted that the reply Of the
Washington Cabinet should be pa
,ientlv awaited before any further ac'
tion was taken in the matter.
1t is announced, on good authority,
that Hon. Chas. Francis Adams will
return 10 Europe in May next.
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WHITE PLAINS, n. 4.
Execution of BuckhOot. the SLEEPY
Hollow Murderer.

WHITE PLAINS, February l6.-Buck-
bout the Sleepy Hollow murderer, was
executed to-day. He had shown much
pen.tence lately and religious min.stra'
tons had been attended with much
effect. He took hearty meal this
morning. No hopes Of respite or fur,
ther s;ay o. execution bejngenterta,ned,
preparations for the execution were
commenced this morning art the gaI'
lows. with adjustments, made ready 10
the Court House ward for Use. All the
entrances TO the Court House yard were
guarded by officers. At an early hour
lar,e crowd assembled before the
incIoslre. but few were admitted. y
detachment OF the Third regiment OF the
National Guard was employed to keep
Oft the crowd. The condemned man
was conducted to the scatfOld by his
spiritual advisers and friends. He ex,
hibited much calmness to the last and
died almost without struggle.
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The Weather and River.

CiSc,SSArl, February l6.-Trs Tow
boa: Tom Farrow, with sayel blr-e= Of
Ashland ,oa,. run icto the ;re co-:e a:
Parkers Grove, above her. TO-DAY. >Ae
cut loose from the hargeS and tired 10
back ont. but the ice caugh: her and
she sunk in few minutes. The barges
we're lett in the -ocLe, and wi be lost.
The loss on the boat i $4,000, 10 in
-urance The ice gorge now extends
/ teen miles above and itzel miles
below this city. and = the worst one
known for forty years. The ice IS new
and sharp, and IN many places : piled
up to the height Of five or=iI feet. The
breakup must prove very disastrous to
shippers lying here.
By order OF toe underwriters. a, the
steamboats, commenced uniOsI ~ to-
iav a. /, i almost certain that the boats
will te destroyed when toe ice moves
River men =ay nothing short o.
miracle can save them. There are u
steamboats, lying here aud from 80 -
300 baryes and c0aI boats.
\ heavy snow storm act in this even
iDy and is now three or tour inches
deep. A. -the weather - growing warm
er it will probably turn ID rain before
moru.ng. IL whicn case break up may
be looked tor tomorrow
P,rrsBrRGH. Pa, February l6-The
MouougaheIa i stationary, with feet
inches q the channel at Morgantoxn.
It i feet and stationary a. Green's
boro. The ice : moyiuga: al points
between here and Whee.ing A loadad
coal boat, containing 22o0O bushels,
belonging to Mayor B,scknore, "a
sunk By the ice Yesterday near Free
dom. Tn zee moved from WeIlsviIle
vesteriav afternoon. The tow5oats J.
Short. Mcdonald, and Coal Hi. Wing
near Clusters. were damaged The
former hai tive timbsrs broken The at
ter had eighteen tjmbers cracked.
The Coal Hi, tried 10 pgi! her of, bat
.ailei. The towboat George Lvsle Il
still hari aground al Logs:own. She
lies on top OF a barge among the ice and
i. badly twisted. Her smoke stacks
have been removed Il Il. feared that
-he will be careened should the water
tall to any considerable extent. The
toEboats John 4. Wool ani John
Gilmore and barges have arrived. Tne
weather i clear mercury ~
CHARLEsrox, February l6-The river
i. falling with : feet Of water m the
chanuel HEAVY ice ls running
EVANSVILLE, Fe6ruary ID. j. rain.
iu- today. The river mas risen -
inches, aai = rising fast, LILLE jce rs
running
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COLI MBUS.
Excitement in the Senate.

CoLrMBCs o., February l6.-Taere
was intense excitemen: 10 the Senate
this moruin. over the kemp-Sai.er
contested election case. The Democ,at:
left the Senate chamber and locked
themselves in the library. They after
wards returned. but refused 10 vote
because the President refused to allow
Kemp 20 vote 4 ilssraCesul scene
ensuei. The President was cursed,
called "muttonheai &c General
Young, oa the other side, sad he was
good Tor any three Of them. \ German
Democrat SAID he wa: sorry he came
from the same country that Mueller
the President, did Senator Jenner
appealed 10 the Democrats o: the Sen
ate TO treat the pre-iIing officer with
contempt, and not TO recognize or speak
to him. NJ. Schif told him that ne
ought to be pulled on. OF the chair.
Confusion -eignei supreme, and the
chamber became 50 crowded that the
doors were locked
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stump speech, asserting that the whole
thing was designed to drive the
German vote away from Grant He did
not coudescend to give The merits ofthe
resolution q moments attention. He
was replied to by Upton, Of Nebraska
in that sparkling way which has made
him so famous. The latter Senator
made a rough onslaught on the Grant
Senator, whom he accused OF being
Grants worst enemy, as well as the
enemy of the country. The debate VIII
be recommended on Monday, to which
dav the Senate adjourned. Such minds
ofthe Administration a. Senator W l!son
admit that the debate which has taken
place has damaged the Administration
beyond repair, and he thinks 1t will do
much to lose the he p Of both Connecu'
cut and New Hampshire.
Special Commissioners to Visit the
south.
The House committee ou Claims have
perfected bill authorizing the e.uPloy-
ment Of special commissioners to visit
the South 10 take testimony in al cases
where the amoust involved exceeds
$1,000. The bill will De reported by
Monday.
senator Garrett Davis
was able to ride out today, and he ex-
poets to soon be strong enough 10 return
to Kentucky. ALPHA.
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LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE, February l6-Eog oeer.
we're to-day making surveys at Jefer'
sonvilIe FOR toe purpose OF building 3
bridge from thai place 10 Louisville.
The Ohio and Mississippi railroad, the
Cali House Company, Of this city. aud
the citizens Of both cites are directly
interested.
z. ;. McCarty and Jas McCsrty YES
terday filed 8 petition OF chaucery IL
the court in this city against the Ella
bethtovu and PadGch railroad tor
s6l AS, alleged due 20 them.
The river is full OF floating ice, not
vitbstandiag the cold weather. One
section OF the ehoating dock belonging 10
Caldwell, Elston i Co. was broken loose
from HoTards shipyard, al Jefferson
vile, bv the ice. and carried over the
falls; also ooe hundred feet Of General
weitzeTs dam, buiir last season, Has
swept a~av by the ice. The loss ls
estimated 81 $4,000. The river is
falling. with feet in the canal and 4
fee. on the falls Raining most Of the
day. bu, q. S P. u. turned 70 & snoE
thsruonsssy 3S'