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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-10-18
VOL. 2.
E.E.SlYEt ID. AsTaFSuN

A TToKNEY at Law and Nonry Public Ofic
1 \ IN the new Post Office building, on johnson st
between 2d and 3D.
Collections promptly attended TO.
heokuk. Fob -. 955.-4tf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-08-11

Il = cheering - witness tl,. iurr,,.ip,.,
llrnrc that The North i fist b.cnui,r ,,,,;,..l
III HE Great >'rU-elc If Resistance. to S,,,.,
power aggression. There doe, NOT at,..sr
I" he any hi.,h->oun,iir, w,-,I,wurI In ,,,i,.
undrr. tat remark thc readiness 10 ~ go, an
a""iiiHon Platform AMI. FORGETTING all pa,t
differences. and MINOR questions. tr,.,.,. rn,
Ter on tir g""r' question that Is ,lou, IN ar;
tate the poj'ticlI ornament There i mn,
that dread Of ''.u>ion 50 Observable. now
fu'nrllv THIS tact is evident from, tb. ro-
cent political movement in the STAT, Of %.w
York. \ h"rNt'liran State Convention *
called. 30 meet Al Syracuse, on the 2!>, o,
September. signed hv the Stat, COMMITTEE.
The " hig STATE Committee have also c,iI,.I
"A convention al the same time and nlac.
II Is understood that fusion Will then TAXI.
place.
Good omcnS are TIE recent mass S;,,o
Conventions. hell in OHIO and Indiana In
Ia" Convention at indianapolis Ind. Senator
" '>oh made capital speech 50 uncxpcct
ca an outbreak OF the people had not been
witnessed sine" 'hc campaign of 1910.
At the Republican STATE Convention at
I columbus, Hon. :. i. Chase was nominated
Tor ''ovcrnor. and Hon. Thomas :. Ford for
lhcut. Governor Mr. Chase Is well know,
as an early ami able champion in the cause
CT freedom. and has done GOOD scrvi,., =, ,h.,
halls OF Congress. Mr.. Ford was one If tho
hnow \othIn" Delegates tia: seeded from
the Itniadclphi Convention. at which time
he made some capital trrth-tc!inr hits =,
slavery Propa.andi~t>. 1t is a favorable y.
men that he has left distinctive nautical
know Nothngi>m to cast his influence and
lot with the Republican party.
large X. y. Convention assembled IN
hcnnchcc County. Me. on The llth uIt
when strong resolutions were aopted AGAINST
he National Administrator and slavery
md recommending open nominations in con-
action with the Republican party.
IhIS conduct 10y the Americans in Maine
sensible and patriotic, and cmbmiies the
my poI"y,bv the general adoption of which
he order 'n the free States can possibly So
nre tie overthrow of the Slave PARTY in is +,
10. II slavery win, in hat evcniful STRUGGLE
VIII only he IN consequence of the DIVISION
nd distraction in the Republican ranks. in /
reduced 10y the new ol,ler-.St. .lRo,s lis. G
anger. =.
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EyI,iUG---& x'n.tO~a..1Cc.

These arc the early Autumn davS-season
OF "n'l>ts anl mellow truitfulness." In all
'fie country there is merry ring of scvthc$.
ana the active labor of the busy wing time.
NOW IT, sturdy mower goes forth a-fcJ. m
the early morning. before the thirsty sun has
drank up the dew that over night has Gather
Ell on tree and grass. Now swings he thc
keen ground blade through the swavinr
stalks Of clover Now laws hc The even >v,,b
mat 10 or John. the farmcr'S son, viii 500,
De '">>'n" over When the sun has tracked
his daily path far upward towar,, the zenith
The mower rests his weary arms. and on his
Sry'hc he lcancrh. After LOOKING all aronnJ
him. On His shoulder quick he throw, IT,
swiftly walking to the house. in its accuStom-
cd place he slows it. Now into thc housr he
paS>cfh, his rudy face ac'ow will, the homes
" and kindness that ever on it show. Pleas
antiv he >peakct' to the children gathered
'hrre-f!ie little boy with dark ewes. the cir
with cuf'iny hair He tells them of the her.
res he found beneath the crass.-bc has saw
ed The LARGEST and the sweetest ard ,,;ro.
them to !te lass. He tells them of the robin
tha' built her nest among the thi..kc. Of ,bo
beech tree whose branches overtime 4, Goo,
ana fragrant bower. at the bottom of a dell
where" h"ncath its lcafv covers, drinneJ a
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-08-11

attack chr principles. we will take the mat
ter into serious consideration Whenever we
become satisfied that the American Party j,
not adapted to fir political wants Of tie
times. We VIII c'lcavcr to n,oci.v it 20 IN.
it wi! be.
VI proper time th,. ,mcrir7n Party viii
make and JnI'i,d a nomination for, State and
County officers. To all those who a;,,roye
OF oar Nominations anl platform. whether
members OF "rr i'nrty or not. whether inside
or outside OF orr or.anization VIC extend a
cor'.i,i invitation 90 vote with rs 10 co-one
rate With Us in political acton.
! tf,..r.,,-,--
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-08-11

The Frcencn Of Essex County "wll, are op,o,c1
TO the pTc-slavery policy Of the rrc.cn, national a.
mnstrG.i"n;" and who are in favor Of The :,,irci
pies Of the preamble and resolutions adopted at the
State Convention holden at !;urnctoo or, ,,,, o-.,
:" June last, are rcque-.c! to meet at Ike Meeting
House in Guil''llaII. on Wednesday, the 2etI %. An
gust, instant. at ten O'Clock, \. w., 10 nom;,a,.
County Officers for the ve>r ensuing. A general
attendance is requested. JOHN l.. DENTSON.
'4I-i3 For Co. Committee
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-IENNSYLVANIA-Tboro,, ,IJ:

t>HsfLvANIA.-The republican f,,
SION IS starting off strongly in PENNSYLVANIA
Inc Philadelphia -Nor5h .lmertcon. the lead.
ing journal of both city and State. remarks
p" Ibis republican movement seems to snre,a
IKE "lld-fire all through the interior, west.
ern and northern parts of the State, as 50 far
as We can Judge by the indications, it will ab-
serb wings, know notbings and free so;ler,
Since the cali for State Convention Of tho
new party has been issued, the responses are
becoming quite general"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-08-11
Republicans Of Caledonia County =!
COUNTY CONVENTION.

Convention Of all the Frc~mcn of Calcdoni,
County who desire to act in connection with Tie
GREAT HEPCbI.ICAN MOVEMENT OF TIE
NORTHERN STATES inoppo>;;on,o ,lavrrv and
slavery Prorasan'iism, and the course Of the gene
tai government on the suhicc Of the k;,n,;,, and
Nebraska BIZ. will meet AT panvlc. at the Town
Hall, on Wednesday, :iIc 81: Instant, at ~ O'Clock
a. W.. to make nominations for County Officer. for
SAID County, t" be elected by the freelncm Of the
County for the year cn>uing.
l'y order .. the County Committee.
Aug. l, 1s55.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-08-11

Mia. BANCROFT. The Prov;9,,o
'urnal, alluding toa rumcr that the L;stori.
80 IS posting Romeward, says that he is aui-
y dwelling at Newport. engaged in the
IMPOSITION Of his History of the American
revolution, With no thought Of PROTESTING
''raual Or temporal allegiance to the Pope
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-08-11

-RAILROAD ACCIDENT. On Sa,ur-
day last, as the afternoon down train on The
Northern Railroad was passing through Ca
man, one Of the axlcs of the tender broke.
throwing the baggage and express cars off
the track. Il. +. Cheney, Esq, Of Boston.
we'll known from his connection with various
expresses throughout the country, was in the
express car, and was taken from the ruins
with his right arm crushed above the elbow,
and his face badly bruised. and mis- person
otherwise injured. Mr.. VIM Rollins, of this
pla"e, was in the same car, an,l had his lcy
broken between the knee and ankle. Mr.. X.
Is Baggage Master on the Pas>umr>ic Road.
Dr. Crosby was found at West Lebanon. but
owing to delay Mr. Chcnc.'s arm was no,
amputated until six o'clock. Atlast accounts
both Alcssrs. Cheney and Rollins were rccov
ering.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-08-11

- sINoiksi CLAss. We learn with
.leasure that Mr. NJ. N. IIrrcurSsoS. lately
hi'loyed by the State Of Ohio as a teacher
Music in the Asylum fer tie Bind at Co.
-i.'bu', will open school en- Monday after
Jon next, for the instruction Of children &
outh IN the elementary principles of music.
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s.''s" f,r:.. .E;c.

. NV l"Ek. A.
hE TIE arri'al q: The 'angue Nj.
nave ha'''> from RE .lanriro L. in,
= ihe I '.ri@ 4 i'n'rii-e, FOR Escr.o, !
w, W. ~ All III i =" ;at> al ~. T..
| "i'.'h Wa III command Il Capt. l4i-.
'"'' "a 'af'lc o'rFmaln. aai w.a
.a... -. '''i 90" III a DAY or t"o.
. ~ ~ ''''f' WHO stabbed himself aa-
" ~,
On, :, ~ NflrfAN tNrrHIi">
al >"'t. ana ~cRct.
81 ''' h'hn"t Expedition LET. h,..
d''''''"'h- IN -" hc'"-c Law. Tor y,
amer ,r'h>ed 20 -! them tickets.
80 '>',.' ; '"nncr'lal Agent At 7.
=, ,.''' '''' ''r''r''irl VIII II t. >.n J.4-
i'''.'lc 81 contains letter
-" A'iii'N LNio'.it,an. The Colonel
".> ,''''''F' '> We enthusiastically ~.
''' ''' - ~ ,''''> 81 ''",t'o"1. ~ho go.
I'ahi ,'i IN honor Of their ar.it4. J
''''n ., MAJ a "a ''N"han-c.i cogrtc>.,- SIS
'' ''''''>.' "'i'''ti'>- He ha> ,.ir.
vac erection @: dwelling e. l..a,.
''''' own After the ."mr elton al; y
va -''Hr mo III interior IL ir--..
,'"''-, me iN1rtnonI>:> werc a.. ~ .
90. 49, ana i iTt>
Ia, E'tl'In- lo>t has also Ie..o-
an zoe. ">'" i':ca, The writer ~.a..-
Walkers >tanlirl ana lid t. r.-..E
been taken PRISONERS. hv l,.a,1,....
Lain"fh troops, Sho invaded that ,..-..
or lie l'uiIo>c. Iae autho,l,i.., d..
i'''1. who Ia, pr"vier,', cx,.,.j..I ...
non 10 The fu-itir"> on CONDITION
I'M IN" ur Their AIMS. lad lrml,l..5s.
~ nom Nlrara"rla. the r,>-nr,...
i''4'''.rr>. al! tn surrender at .b..
I'i"> who had directed The inta~:,r 49,.
i">ai- i.''" m"n would nalch r,.., -..
an" th're dictate terms. \ lev. r
hiri' hid "cen ordered
Another port. IA of The. k;r,,e,- -. ....
left 'hi~ city YESTERDAY iar San .j,1. .
Ocean brI. il-v rnk o.,. nm,
and a lob PRINTING ..-,l1:.l,,n,.,..
~" lar.. Auy. $50. mr. =
NJ ) ii j" L,,i'n- P,>t states tia.
A"'nr l. : r.a>.. a ,.~.,.aau..-n.,
81 to The ST.. n............., ...-
heir steamer. -, l,...........t
,ut. Thy are enlisted ia.. i,9~ Dt,,.t..
heIr pay guaranteed Is lire ton-arr
r,rr Az, r,.n.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-08-11

I'VE are constantly receiving obi;ua-
RES with request to publish. Nv reference
to the Especial Notices" it will be seen on
what terms We publish them. The reason is
very apparent, they are matter of private
interest, while Newspaper ought to he Of
public interest.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-08-11
j - Printing.

We are now prcrarei 20 execute nearly. nil kind.
I" frIntln" used III the cot, rviLAlNaid OENA-
MENTAT.--in the Why RIsr srYrf and If Low
EArt>. Merchants and o.licr. who ,.rsire E1,I.-
HEADS or CIEcrLAE> ofany kind. pr.c! in neat
style may rely upon entire satisfaction
ORDER sent us will be pr mp:lv attended 70.
RAND. STONE 4 co.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-08-11

Will receive no attention. MARRIAGES Do,.bs
items Of News Nc. Sh"1. alwav> he accompanied
ny some Responsible lall:e Obituaries OF more
than flve lines will be inserted 1T the >,ine price A.
advertisements
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-08-11

-FoEEEsrEE's Magazine is on our ia
I'e The editor Of this periodical has attain
cd an enviable place in the minds of all the
" Boys and Girls" and they look eagerly for
warn 10 the commencement OF each month.
that with it they may find their magazine.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-08-11

III any Subscribers to THE CAIrpo-
MAN fail to receive their paper We wish they
would inform us. We are now TRANSFERRING
tho names to new book, and some NAV have
been omitted.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-08-11

John L. Cough was to sail from Enc
land the 18th of the present month on hi, re-
. . 10 this country. He may be expected
'ne latter part Of week after next.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-08-11

Orders have been issued from tho Poe.
Office department. that all envclores contain.
ing circulars, must be plain, any writing.
printing or enclosing, except the address.
suolectIng the DOCUMENT TO letter ,.ostayc
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-08-11

We s'ltct VOLUNTARY CONCENTRATIONS firm, nh
p"'ts% he c""u',y ryan mau.cs IF uhr,a. h,ms
" NE"S, " Pnti'"i", ~W BE- M"nItoHy reetir,d
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To Earp,ps.rs.

AT This s"aSon Of the year Farmers. and Others
interested. in Agriculture will confer favor u,,on
us, anl greatly intero each other lv i,t,rmirr "
81 the condition of the growing crops in their i'm.
mediate vicinity
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-08-11

ST. JOnNSBURY, ARG. II. 1855.
GPECTAL NOTICES.

V. l. PALMER is authorize, 30 receive A;vcr.
t-'ii'rn'- an" Subscriptions nj hi O'i.ccS in i;o>I,,,
Work. and Philadelphia.
III FL !! MILL x co are authorized 20 DO
the same in HoS;c! ;...d New York.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-08-11

The X y. St.tr Coun ii of Ncw Jersey
has rrrnii'''! 'l'c majority PLATFORM and pro-
tested a2''">; III" repeal Of the Missouri Com
promise
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-08-11

The Kn|kerlocler for August is At
hand. Mr.. CLARK, for twenty years editor
Of this Magazine, makes it one of the Most
ntcrestins Of publications.. Its contributors
are among the oldest and BEST writers in A.
merica, and with a noble array OF men Of oe-
mus less known to fame, who have gathered
literary honors from the fact of being author
Of some great POmo. make this one Of th..
most readable Of Magazines. This number
has Pleasant Memories of the Old World
The Two Sisters, an article on the Sandwich
Islands, A Tale of My Grandfather, &C., &c.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-08-11

We refer our stellar contemporary 70
the call for County Convention, published
"a the present and last weeks CALrpo>,Ay
for specimen of some ;I,ing that is neither
"tranTendental,' "msty," nor ''mudlv."-
Whatever may be his opinions upon other
'h'ngs. NC aPprehend he may fin: That docu-
ment plain as pkc-staff."
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-08-11
STATE NOMINATIONS

For Governor, STEPHEN ROYCE.
For 1t. Govn'r, RYLAND FLETC;iER.
For Treasurer, HENRY NJ. BATES.
ELECTION, TUESDAY. SkpT4.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-08-11


-NHnCE1:.c t,,r,,, =,
son of Mr.. S.nn..l -,
r. linz A.i'!<.oa W.,l,,...,i...
wil;i,.a. ,,,av mar -.
'h"."' 10y his trek and l:A~n
.,'l'i ana t'i ii> heai r'i4klng a.,;i--.
-, h'.,'', =, i''>'a'i''f- In, }"'lr SIS
"''''-, :, NE Wa h'i"h: i''lria,.
zee '''f> "' sorrow she! it.
,'''' / ''''''''fs' at "a" ;lr"r'l-'"
Nv P,rI>i>-Ir.rf
So ~, ~" i,i,'",> i-rnri fra:a 49,.
- '.'''' vince :" vermont .....
wee K r'i'';n: - 3;
,,,.. i,.''- ~ l'+''+. OF i-}n!an. ....
'''','' III nv iil''c> i"f c'!'iifE >i-- ...
~ 0a',."in- %: =. .!'t
., q" L. " fair'af.A> IA
i.'', : i'' NE o. 'i'ri'i IL. The Ii, D.. ...
aus
Tie mnrtl,rar< ot T'I..,.-. >,
brook Of South H.sl.nr. Y, H..
convicted and sentenced ID, H..
Ia na,,i,-r Wa committed
lroo'. trn;l,r of IA. ,n,.ri..,,..,
turned from the west. :. L..r,. HI
-agcl for cirlfr-.l month. ~ 60.
lli> own he. IN pra>..r,-i,,,
his hr~.lcr. l,wjll H.. r,.--or,...'t
''.,>.''- .''''" "'if 10 Ai'h'-in p. -..
""'''''' 'i' "h'' f"en >"n"' .,.'.....-..
''''' man ''i- III. "d>iil''>S KNOW g. .
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-08-11

The Louisville .L,,unU estimates tho
property, money, and labor Transferred
from the Older States of the MON 70 Cali
lorna from lSl? to 1871. 40. 600 600 and
the products of gold durin" the same time at
>2l',ooo,o" leaving a balance of : 100 600
600 against the Gold States. Besides this
loss IN valuablcs transferred from the East 70
the Rocky Mountains it is estimated that ,bo
gold product has been fruitful of evil 70 This
country by stimulating spcculations ard in
d"cins over Importations Of foreign merchan-
dIze. When in addition to the estimates of
immense loss of life: time, &c. Transferred
from the old States, and which remained nm
productive, We add the Immense cxpcnsc Of
he government in protecting California. the
''''"al thinks it will be found bargain
most costly and disastrous.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-08-11

The Bank subscriptions to capital stock
OF the bank of Caledonia, closed at ponv;)l.
on the afternoon of the NJh. The number of
shares taken, as declared by the Commission
'rS was ','ld, and the amour; of cash l.,,o.
tied with the Commissioners .,,f,I.Il.
on each share, was >31,.3o. Only LOO
shares can be ASST Gned by the charter. The
result shows two things, one, that the com
munitv have entire confidence that the affairs
OF this Bank have heretofore been we'll man
aged; the other, that there is no great scarce.
ty OF money in this region.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-08-11

- "IlT~ al SABBATH BIt,kIN,.
Oar readers have Lccn informed nj ,b.. ..
that hal. the mill of the "M,nrho,t,r Cor,'o
ration. and hall SQUARE of buildings and
SHOPS IN Mar .c>tcr, y. Il. have iu>t l..n
consumed ny iI,c Crca>ioliillr a loss o. >2on
600 y coFrc>i,o:li,n; 81 the Con ,r,,,,.i,,,-
4! Journal states t!:lt Tins great les p;,lt
have been Prevented. notwithstanding, -.
klndirG OF The fire hv the r,llinr ~, H..
waichman> .an;crn, had no: rl,. canal I.o,,
"rN Tor me niihS are pro, ilci ,.itll ,ow,rt,,l
hN!fihf> ""r@rt 10y thor own marilnrrv
lFi no" came HE cana. 10 he dry: The W.
ter hal been drawn oil. Ton >,.nrl,r ".
supposed Tor the double purno>c Of r,,,.ij,i,,.,
the cai:al itself and rc,a:lin, the mills aud
'or TINS !ar@e gang OF hands had been en-
gagged TO pf"ianc ''od's holy dav ;,v their Ia
h"rS. As had been done the previous Sabbath
both fires might have been easily cxt;uun;.b-
co. hnt Tor the wan: ct water. and the co,,.,.-
Iucht mi>'!irccton Of the engine force. i,>,
ihan two years aga the same CORPORATION lo.,
a portion "t their print works yal,;,.J =,
-''.'' hey seem to have Violated the
Sabbath >!y>tcmaticalI,. and have greatly d.
tnr'cd 'i'- nci.Lborm. Residents, II, the din
OF thcr works. Verify. >.Latl.- breaking
costs more han 1t saves. Some nails in Man
chester AID elsewhere do all their r.p,jr<
without cncroaching on til. sacred ,l,y and
The I"rd honor> them. All mills, and L.-o-
"''tt,|. too, might DO the same with ,by,p-
age 10 Their business. with a vast saving to
ne wear ana tear OF Coii>c.cnce." and tbr ,
s'od order OF society - Cong. gptionn,i,f.
II small boy is called lad. l.. it p-o,,, q
n fO call a l,Iuucr Lo,,
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hm Faft:sH; E=iiirS::,! gf..t.a.

~ the last session of the supreme, Court
IN Rutland, a case was decided. IN which were.
established some principle, q. rr,.ar io,,,o--
'ahc'' Is well to the railroad con pan, As 10
'h"sc d".h" !E'.'-> ".:ii them HE suit
was iron.ht l., y M. kiinhll arsir,. thu. IN
land and Burlington H. X. Co. 10 recover th.
"Jnri"> - th> cat',r i" gong fio:,. Brandon
20 'ahi'.f1d -'r. Mss. it appeared that lv
Tie printed freight tariff. The. owners o c,,t..
were required 70 load. unload. and feed Them
al f'''lr OWE expense. and To- assume al risk
OF InlVfE ID them from all sources. a,,I H..
cory any re- '!iatci Ill nix. uil,>> >,,eri,llv
agreed 10 AID an ;,ldiIiona! price pad Of >,
per cent "lon tariff rates The REGULATION
was brought 20 the knowledge oi he plaintiff
'E 'i">"t wili,.! was furnished him. In. b..
10 iav the hi.h.r Iri.r several
OF h;> ''a''i" ia'iA5 been injured GA IA. w,v
:" a f. cau~" her death. he i.~,,,.l, -l..
sui - 'r'ovcg H." value %: Them.
he I ""rt decided The following, ,,.;,,-s
II II" cafiic had b"ca delivered To- Tie H.. fem
iai.t> - common carriers. no >,n.-i,l ,,.-..,
in"n' having been ntl tl.,.r w,,,,,G H.. -
>i"''>'' ,'' ''E ~" ri" co":tycn~e and arl.ve-
~ OF 'L"in-i'Ht II Wa competent for the
"'niarv. iy a ~lcci., 4 agreement. II chance.
'hc'r relation troln that @. a common c;,,irr
10 mat q: private carrier. and when :, cham
-rd, their lia'ilitic, VIII br measured IT, III.
'r'rial agreement. Ia this ease. III. ,,ro,is-
10" IN The freight tariff that Lul,nr rat.
'h"u!d d" !aii VIXEN The Company assumed
ne ri>k OF Transportation. and tie OMISSION
Vi liz, rt'1-,.IH H., / Il;
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-08-11

! hoera, IN very malignant form h7.a
ptarcd at the l.unatic ASYLUM. in Loa.>
NY. During the last week there WEI, 81.
deaths, and among the victims were stst.-.
oi tic attendants.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-08-11

II small boy is called lad. is it p-or.
to call bigger Toy !ahLre
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-11-24
Commissioners of public Works.

The Board Of Commissioners of Public
Works, of the Stale of Maryland, consists
of Moor N. Falls, Esq, DR.. Joshua Mel
son, and Maj. George Peter, Democrats
AMI Benjamin Landlord. Esq, American
The two last named were chosen at the
recen! election. This gives the Demo
Gratis the controlling power again. The
employees on the line of tue canal viii
therefore be compelled to pack up ,heil
dnds, pull up stakes aud leave.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-11-24

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November IL, 1855.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-11-24
f, An important Arrest.

About one month ago, the house Of Mr..
John II. neyser was entered in the night
during his absence, and a valuable gold
watch. some other articles,and small sum
of money stolen. Mr.. Heyser saidlitle
about the robbery al the time, but for Ger.
tain reasons strongly Suspected man nam
ed .John Sewman, who has been working
in this neshborhood in the capacity ola
rougl crrpenier, but who resides in The
South Mountain, near Myersvlle in Fred
erick County. The suspicious ofMr. II.
having been confirmed within the last few
DAYS, he proceeded on Monday last in
company with Officer William ,Freaner, OF
Ibis town, Mr.. Alfred Iseminger, of Funks-
town, and several Officers fre'a AZ
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-11-24

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