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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-16

% lot. on N AVID eth streets well Situated -, II.
price nj long time.
~ .oi. IN Mrkenfies subdivision on oh ndI,
.trce,s--oni, e3eV, cash.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-16
Afl) Aouertifmfnts.
puRY.Ic NOTICE.

vshar.hv ,ixon ,hat there will be an ELECTION for
Directors ofthe Missis pp> and Missouri Ma,.teaa
Company, held at the otlce " said company ~ nv
City OF Davenport, Scott county, lows, on s""1"s
Wv ''A ~ "a JOHN Il, HENRY, &
n.vsnnort MAY is IS d.tf Secretary.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-16

The growing ease in the money market,
the increasing disposition 10 private econo-
my, and the faiteriny appe. ance o sgri-
culture crops, are signs Of yesrs of future
prosperity.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-16
Fort Des Moiaes Land Agenc
LAND w AR RAJ is

rI>HE undersigned have for sale Land Warrants OF
de rent sizes which the, will sell for cash or on
time TO sui, purchasers.
They will pay particular attention 10 se,ec.9h anu
Charitau and other Western Land Districts. Also 10
payment of lar IS and land business generally!
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-16
Vginproved Land .

IN 0lQ ACRES unmproGed lani for Saie in va.
~sOOO riOns parts Of Scott, CHpton, Cedar, Mus
cafine, Johnson and other counties In Iowa COR
sale by tmytl EADS d STEWART,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-16

SEBAsroPoL.--The New York Tribune
predicts tia, the siege Of Sebsstopol viii
soon be raised. Ii ARIES at the conclusion
- N 81 81 nfn two elunr rr''r'o devoted
i- --~ss 2 ~ .2 .,,J-..iilies OF
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-16
DESIRABLE LAND EoR SALE.

Cnn ACRES miles from AhaIuosa. Jnac, Co eco
sDttV acres pr iric, loo hne timber, 20 under enii
walton, goo cabin, 3o fr,ii trees three years old.
~ the crop goes To Purchaser running streams .
spring. iac Call >o"n il desire the hest
bar gnin offered. Price 81 per cash ALSO,
SpIeer's Grove aUd pari Of said Grove several
hundred acres OF beautiful Lard 1hcrp nj 81 cash per
acre. EADS * STEWART.
Davenport May ladN
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-16
NcIntesh Addition:

40 lot. on the tiun IN Mcnt"shs isi and I'd add. a,
prices var! ing iron, oA1 Ia $500 each long iin.f
Iesse Lots.
~ Lots, aatifuiy situated m the Russell subdI,.
sion, for lease On lsyesss These lots are on B,d,
Main AID Harrison streets Of and lsnds si,i
inthe eit! corporation, large number for ssic
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-16

A clergyman has been hung in efhgy At
Lagrange, Tenn, for selling poor mans
note at auction.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-16
WANTED.

IN Good Miners TO work a Coal Ninr-nnnc hi.
w those acquainted with the business need apply.
may i4-d W L,fLARk.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-16
STEAMBOAT REGISTER
Kept BY Jas. Muffin, Front Street.

ARRIVED.
May Is Ben Campb H. Bartlett. Monsross
Roya Arch. Cline. Gllena
Lamartinr, Pie ps, Mascasine
New York. Gilmore, Dubuque
Oakland, Morrison, st Paul
DEPARTED.
Is Ben Campbell, B rtiet, Montress
Royal Arch, Chine, Galens
f.a,nsriine. Phelps, Muscsiine;
New York Gilmore, 81 Louie
Oakland, Morrison, do
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-16
DETECTION OF COUNTERFEIT BANK
NnTrS

MrhHn 7. Graf of Chicago Instructor va Tie art '.f
~ detecting any Counterfeit. Rank Note upau any
bank nf any modern plate IN the United States NOW in
circulation hereafter issued may again be irnnd for
few days al Ii. W. Mi.sfofs hardware store, corner
Of Front and Main sts Davenport his system is 90
known 10 the citizens being the only reliable guide
IL delect cnunterfes, ~ Is simple and rE.S 30 isGra
vet ALWAYS rriiabe: terms InoderAttg cert Aes of
bankers and bank engrasers In hand he ma,
found at the abo place from 10 AN from IL 10
pm. May ibh Il ",
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-16
ARRIVALS AT LIE CLAIRE HoUsE.
J.DURTIs, Proprietor,


ARRIVALS AT LIE CLAIRE HousE.
J.DURTIs, Proprietor,
Tuesday May 18th.
G A Grenncil, Ohio u MARI, st anthony
Grsdisy do He tic derson. kl.iand
Acanningham, Williams h Pitts, Ohio
Mss Duncan, Lo id ,EngJns Frazier, Warsaw, d
Ovens, do doh Steele, chester co, Pa
W T Graham, De Witt NV Carroll, Camden. O
IA Harbaach, Pinsbarg, PaG Blxkesiee. Chit, o
A c Crossweu, do Edwd Tibbiss, Start o
n Crogweii, do CT AdelsberIcs, Emuits-
John Crawford do bnsgh, MD
d l. Davis, Missouri in Adler. Washineton cy
X Reeves, Black Hawk coo = kstdier, MAneA. n H
b Lewis, New B. ston ES Fountain
Slaught, Dansvilis 81 Appicgase. ithaca, NY
Sc Jones, Pitts. Pa Burchard, RI Wiley
X H Reigar,, wiiiiamsburgD wheeler. Rose Hill
W Lefingwei, Lyons F Sickl ., Moline
Jehn H punsin, Clayton Nh Patten, s.ichmenA
Geo Bridge, New York Us DcuioneeS, Pon ryson
s c .raieh sei. Davenpt w Siawton
Geo A Mix. do ES Little yage, IL Claire
4 W pomray. Lerinx. Mo Henry Reugan, Pa
d w Kington, Rome. NY
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-16
HOUSE e. LOT FOR SALE,
DAVENPORT CITY DIRECTORY,

fINlE Directory is noH Fosiy We shall di,lr Lute
them 10 subscriber soon as possible Those thai
have subscribed and Others wanting Copies can obtain
th+m At warren Rha~n's News R"orns Post i.
As .obby) and at The Iowa Book Room. 30 Rad, .,
The directory contains far greater amour, Of mat
ter than We at hr-i antic pated, thereby adding murb
To the eypense Of Publishing it and We are thu r,,r
under the necessity charging $ 100 per copy
he mail edition containing all rvcept iis list ar
names u cents per c +! or five copies for 400
my ~ dh W. s SPENCEr Publisher
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-16
Ekchangc

On all parts OF the United States bought and sold.
COOK. SARGENT 4 COOK.
BANKERS and Land Agents,
Fort Dcs Moines, Iowa,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-16
unimprovsd Land,


loco acres IN scott County
3,rGe . =. Cedar
3,nUo ;. Muscatiaes
Together with large amount of la nd In Ioin,et lew
re--'heik, Clinton, Msr.hsil Jasper sld roll
conhtcs.
An, or al ofih- aSa.e lands cit, lo;s or r,,tg,t,
are offered Tor sstety
GEORGE L.. SIcKoLiE.
Gene raj Land AGENT.
surveys subdivisions Of and n, sde 81 the bur
Office. 4,tu
An rninproved Lot
NO M-A S-aatiful uEimpsoycJ Lot In Grserp
Sceond Addition, No. 10 In Block one; will be SOL.
low ifafpIcd for soon.
Good Staad for q Store.
40. ioi-A Large Psnme Hoass . i'm Frnt, Frob.
one da"r west Of Ripple, Stree, on the south side q
seeaEd.
House so fee, front bys fee, d.sr--Tva ,ey.,
h'eh; making a beautiful store Room-vuh ,apl.
r"en for dwelling, the lease en- The p,npeyt, with ID,
building IN be sold low
Parn - Dubuque Read:
NO l6t-A Besutfui Par- on the puhuqu, Hasa
81 NIL NoUt ~ Davenport siiR BIT. situation fpr
F1ohe House. ~" acsrs--Iss under i-nee std ii
alton. Farm Iious< and barn Price so ~
mere which We "Hes Ia sdatioa to tL. property ON n
10 our Advertiser and u porter fos May.
Also
Nn Hs--Thc House and acres u ice ~ Lind no.
used as House Of entertainment, four mira from
DHNenp"ri on III. road 70 lie cialre--1he house i,
S5Xl5 ohe and a half stovies high-crliar. summer.
ktehen. good we'll and stable attached A roos lor,
ton for the business or an escvIIep, place ~, ~.
gota, L. GARDEN. VIII be sold for si5oe- fa,h /,
"PP"o" '"' s'"h. mys
may Corner Of Asia and Second streets
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-16
Scott County farns

Forsaie. 80 Improved Gavms. containing from o..
400 acres iaeh, and ~ prices rshginr from g. sF
per We can suit all parties II The, vii on,
taSrtimet otock for themseives. Also ten de.Irab.
Farms ~eh imtros I'd In Musexiine count; on sos
are lne Coal Acids.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-16

The Washington papers contradicts the
rumor that Mr.. Mason, the Commissioner
Of patents, means to re-resiRn.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-16

aai9t' n fan view q the ri.etin < uasettos Il
pm, rsnciig from e1rt 90 ts,t, o. org tulr. r..
partie u!afs enquire ~ our oAiee. t
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-16
Made to Order,

u He best 'aties OF nne Boots. fne Cutters. fancy
81 ppefs summer Shoes If every kind made ta
order on short notice OF the latest sts les,
m, S 5. e. DAWSON e. CO.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-16
HsStA Davenport
East snpolt.

10 handsome building tots. and 4 res fanlHt t+.
Jeners, neatly nnishcds for sx'e in n. Da,eftt-, y
sabditi5ioIs by lanbsa,e. fHI~ ooa sla Be -
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-16
Notice.

DIX POS Ais y III be reeei, cd Hntil The I4th int.
for the carpenter sntk OF a Brick Me,tiue House.
The plans and specifications may be and parcu-
lars made IL own At the store esraer Rrndy aud Front
streets u! order ofthe Building Committee
CHAS. LEsSLiE,
davenport, and Nay, '5sctt se,'i,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-16
FOR THE LADIES

vNlSE Caters, Elaek and Tan coils;
Il White slippers and Bnsktns.
Black Kid slippers. Boots and BusLins;
H,me- Made Buskins Boois sud shoes
all al the lowest rates :. G.. DAWSON d co.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-16

snccess.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-16
ntal Gslalit Aetnly.


CITY PROPERTY.
large number 81 City Lots. also lots with f,ul,.
residepres Stores shops Re- yer sais and 70,
the description Of which would al two dunn, ~.
can be seen NJ our o1cs. 80 nv
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-16
The Shee Trade Of Davenport

q G.. D kWS0N & Co. are now Offering 10 tie
- citizens OF Davenport all kinds ~ Boots Il
Shoes prices such will please all who want good
Goods. my Is
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-16

Misses. Chilaren's and BOYS Boots and Shoes,
vi Repairing neatly done.
One price and no abatement,
:. & DAWSON & co.
s doors North Of the Pos. Office
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-02-03
CALIFORNIA NEWS.

The George Law. at New York. bro-ch,
Sl.25l 90" in gold. and California ,la.., ~
Jan. |. Tie news Is not important. Tb.-o
has been no rain until III. first. for \ I'm,
time. Then great Storm was rrcrailinr
Ram t''l! in torrents, AMI a number or
frame buildings in San Fr,nri>. % were blow-
down. and others urrooi,.l. The gale was
more severe than any felt there since 1852
The supreme Court has denied that Sa-r,-
mcnto IS the capital OF the STATE. 4 genera,
stampede OF STATE prisoners took place on the
9th. am. about thirty of them made their
escape after struggle with the Sheriff and
his posse.
y robbery was committed on board steam.
ship sonora on hey trip to Panama The
sim of 81 900 was .ahcn from, ,he treasure
room. and the theft was 40. discovered until
she arrived at Panama Sl2.""o have been
recovered. hnt the remainder i sill m>>:nr
From CALIFoENIA The Daniel Web
S'er. At New Orleans the 9th. brought Cali
iornia news 20 Jan 9th. AMI SSe0. 900 IN
specie. There Is no news from Caliorn-l :. tu.
the steamer has news from the S,ndpth L.
iaul-. Announcing that hing kame;ameha
,:ir,; on the 18th of December. and that Li.
son. Prince i.iloii.lo, had been declared IL.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-02-03
Yours. 5. W. Il.
ORLEANS tO!NTN AGRICULTURAL
SOCIETY,".

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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-02-03
LETTER FROM MASSACHUSETTS.
Correspondence Of tie Cale"'s;ca.
W.. N,-- Ian % 1915

Cor.,tsyo,uitnce OF tie Cale6os;ca.
Ware, Mas. Jan. %, 1856.
MEssnS. EDIToEs :-Iorr weekly sheet
invites ne to add to its usual variety. / re-
member r.v promise of a letter. And lam en-
,.ourarcl 20 write. from the fact, that letters
from various places are rca,lwiih in:ereS. even
ifthcv contain nothing startling or wonderful.
Each reader has a personal interest in them.
| write from the heart OF the old Bay State.
where our numerous factories are running As
noi,ily and mcrri,v. and the water pour>
down inst as steadily. as if"har,l times" and
the know Notiline>" we're not in AUTHORITY
Thus come upon politics. but lave only TO
saw. that it seems odd to some COOKERS on to
see wha: strange coHi;sanonSiiirs are made
in these queer times. Some, who hu'liled in
with the maiority rum desire Toy Office. or TO
be- with the crowd. ar. beginning TO bc noted
for the Inconsistency OF previous opinions and
actions, with present loudly proclaimed SEN
tmcnia. BIT ii any one ear prove that they
have heretofore cudrclcl foreigner. this is
a ready passport OBSERVE that the people
of M.>>9t.lt .>e,.s are quite willing that new
party shouii try their hand, and they already
Owe :aanv proceedings which lis members
have .oi:Ii; co1I,anti in others. And ana
mistaken. ii these are 10; the bri ghte>t days
81 the ntrrv. Inv>c IN ;,owcc have in NAV,
OF patronage hardy balances the power Of
ccrSnrr for wha! i done, ard for what is o.
s;ons They must suit al, q various tastes
And W. arr 81, % >te wi,i'ie- The new par
" viii d. better than the old ones. that have
had power. What with violent disagree
ncnts a',ou: men .1r tn, icaainr Offices and
tn, cutting and ,,aSii Hg in the varied tim
hers o.. Which ii:rir own party is composed.
W are greatly mistaken il. there toe not a
liberal returning to ti!r Cd l,ar:ic>. or their
General union Tor knowing something and DO
IN. >o,Hcti.in.
Bat Sc did nDi intend 10 dwell on this sub
;rct AID ior rraiy transition will speak Of
the weather. This j. a pro,,cr subject o.,
this thavv. windy. t-e"zin. d.y For we had
from san TO >,,n rapid thaw. an overpowcr-
inr wiEl and 4 freeze. Our en'ir. season
..o,, a. Z .l.,- la. c,,rrl.I -, ,b,pu,,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-02-03

DEsPEETAr ENCOUNTER WITH RopBERs.
AT Rocky Canon, about 40 miles north OF
PlarerviI!". California. a terrible tragedy o.
CURED on the 10Th of December, an account
OF which is given by some persons who con-
s'itnted themselves a jury of inquest. Mr..
James c. Mcdonald of A!abam., DR.. Bolivar.
A. Sparks of Mississippi, and Capt iona. r.
Davis OF South Carolina, were travelling 10
prospect vein OF god bearing quartz, and
as they were passing the base of mountain.
they were fired upon by party of men who
were concealed in the bushes. Mcdonald
was killed. Davis aud Sparks defended
themselves and killed several of the assail
ants: Davis fired his revolver. killing man
at every hot, and with his knife despatched
three more. Ten cut of the eleven robbers
were killed, and the other is badly wounded.
The survivor says that few DAYS before thew
killed io':r Americans and six Cinnamon.
DAVIS had % bullet holes in bis hat and
clothes, but received only two small wounds.
DEATH OF A WE'LL KSowN CrTIzrx.-
Kendall O.Pea6oay. Esq. died at Franklin,
on the 2si Of January. aged g. H. was of
the 'a'e firm OF Peabody aud Daniels, paper
'a,S,rs a.: Vas Wei kr Hn +. y hrsinc..
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-02-03
He ALE ON A II.

AssAULT UPON A SCHOoLMAsTER.--Wh-
liam Waterman was arraigned before Justice
kittredge last week, for an assault upon Il.
c. Vaughn, teacher of the District School at
the Centre Village in this town. Waterman,
while the teacher was in the act of enforcing
obedience upon another scholar, lntericrred,
and assaulted the teacher. Waterman plead
guilty. and was fined $50 and costs. Failing
TO pay up, he was taken to Jail by officer
Morse. A few DAYS afterwards his friends
raised the means. paid the bill, and he was
allowed to 90 at large.
+. A. Cahoon appeared for the State-S
W. Sladc for the defendant.
On Monday, Henry Smile and Henry
Wilcox were brought to tria! for an assault
upon Andrew Craig the Saturday evening
previous in this pIaDc. Craig was on his way
home when he was attacked by Smillie and
Wilcox, knocked down, kicked and beaten.
and suffered TO get up Again he was knock
cd down, kicked and left Senscless. Another
person passing by, found him helpless and
unconscious. and picked him up and took him
home Justice French, before whom the
hearing was had. fined each of the defendants
$50 and costs Smile has since had writ
served upon him for private damages.
f.. A. Cahocr & s. W. Sladc appeared
for Craig A. j. Willard and j. Potts, for the
defendants.
c." In New York, there is. at present
considerable Stir among the Know Nothing
organization. 4 recent State meeting wa:
held to consider the questions at issue. Tn,
difficulty appears TO have arisen since the ma
.ioral convention Of the order at Cincinnati
and springs from the action Of that body
They took a position nron the slavery qucs
tor which tn. enemies of slavery at tn,
nor.h. cannot sanction. They put a plank
INTO their platform. OF a southern character
10 VI: the slavery question must be ia
uorci. no. discussed! and TIE violation of tn,
V;..or~; Con,,ro,.,;se or;.,,,. su;,,:,,., -
- o.,. or,. ~. .,,,,,, ,o.,,1 ,o,o
Tia, the loco,oros took in their Bal,imor,
l'a1"Tth' upon lie S"'e sn"'"c'' When ''en
Fierce was I"on'na't" Tor the Presidency
50 the Ohio FOLKS say and disruption is ia
-
hIhT pace III 'hr oruer, IN consequence. am
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81 ""''H IVY ~ 'i'pos''l'H 10 saver,
rood This Is ,hr c,r.o NJ III. tror,Jo :,
Erw Yc,I, and AZ This timn !, i cv..;,;,.
Great Interest; Az = Senator Is 70 he ,
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-02-03
GJf GalrAaniau.

3sss 81.
STflAz91l12SsGss.szssis3sE ,:H 81 l9Sa *
S1sEEsssSS;=T.-- ====- -
Here shall the Press he i'eo,lc> rights maintain
Unawed by influence. ..i '.l.hril'e' ~: gaill-
Here patriot TrEth her rior,o:lS pvcrcFts .raw,
Pledged 70 Religion. Iihort v and Law.
ST. JOHN SBURY,
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 3, 1855.
WILL 1T STILL BE WAR OR PEACE!
We publish in this number of our paper
late European intelligence. The reader will
perceive that peace is again the leading topic.
1t has been so before, still there is no peace.
Russia. it is reported, is willing to treat upon
certain principles, but the details ola treaty,
t the most difficult part, are vet 70 be settled
Her arparcn: willingness 10 a:rcc npon Ger
tain terms. may be a mere profession. In
deed. it is generally believed in Europe to
be nothing morc-,hat it is merely strataget-
ic-dcsicncl 70 luli The allies into state of
fatal securi'v-a r".'".t OF adequate prcpa-
rations for T." >p:ia- .a'nrai5n.
: Russia doe. ~. at = ii >;.- ,A:;o- ted
peace. Her arrangements ior the future are
upon large scale I:'Shc could engage the
allies in negotiations darin- tie winter. and
induce them in ,':c honc Of >oon closing the
war,to neglect providing: ample means for lis
further prosccution,i they would, when the high
contracting parties ta.r,; 10 settle the details.
find themselves in 10 condition to carry on
the war. or 10 in>:-t upon satisfactory terms
Of adjustment This it is tlion.!lt, is the
Russian policy in E,arii,.>'ili' Il disposition 70
close he wa". France ami ~ ard. VII. all
their experience in diplomacy, VIII surely
not be cntrappcd i'll ti.i> manner. The pros
pcct is. therefore. that lie war Will still be
y, SECUTED. and perhaps with tcnto!d ,iror
another Spring. involving more States, anl
extc,diu,. over a bro.t'!rr li~l!
nv. C;SS.
Il is j. UNDERSTOOD. fhat zen. Cas- i n
leave his seat in ,i.,. s., >;",h-t.rr the March
election in New Hampshire, 10 cn!l.htcn ;hc
people of that sat. upon the .''eau':'~ OF
"s,,r,t.rr >n,rr,,D1y" ", KNOB 81 No
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the iail elections. a"t very N:...r even his
Gwh .M"A'- aH-->.'Hrn"'! Us j ''rIn'1, art'. IN
Hnsni>!aSah!c term, Declared tens. W., in
favor OF freedom in the Territories
The veteran q: w:thrr'' i'..I' mus. nc,'..+
Try his hand a-a'n Hi''H hl+ nH;''e s"f--
h''ec'e' " ''c c"'i'''f:: CT - alo!t'o".
II" IS ~ lie" 70 IA naf''r state - I''"'d tor
"rpFes>i"f' aHA i'r ~ 81! ''r opening
Vile we '''F ~" .'''fE II "A''r IN an:
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selves '!tt,'a' " '.''" '''''e'E lh"v' III
'a:. ray' ~ the .'''''' - '''' "!'''''h'> 81
G"n. Pi"rcc'> policy: ~ sac" ''.e new or
der has ari>en.--.;;" hn''r "''"''"'-'o ''-
vide the enemies Of slavery. 4! "Y have taken
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-02-03

EvHrf The rJ!mor that the People
Bank At Derby i.in,.. h., failed. is undoubt-
c,iiy Ease. The rrpcr: las been in circula
ton for about week. hat we cannot hear of
It's continuation rom auv source. and the
bills of the Bank are readily exchanged "A,
the Pa<>um?.- BANK The Bank has suffer
cd losses. /: i, undcr>.ooa. but no one doubts
lis ability to redeem It's issues. Losses, in
such cases. fall, Until the capital Is exhausted.
upon he stock ho:,rS Il the Peoples Bank
has suffered coo heavy a loss to he made up
by Withholding dividends it will be a very
easy mater to rcricni>h its capital by an as
sc>Smcnt OF the stockho!icrs.
Since the above was in !ype we have such
direct information unon the subject as to war.
rant - i, SAYING t''1- TIN: report OF the fail
urc ofthc bank is wholly without foundation.
SURVEYORS OF WoOD. - The following
persons have been appointed by the Trustees
c"' ~ va VI "OUllu TAT fuIdocC VI 81. JOHNS
bur-:
Samuel Jewet., John Stevens, O. W. Ba-
ker, Sias Randall, Richard II. Downing.
Either party-the buyer or seller, may call
upon surveyor to measure wood, and his
survey by the village law, is final The sur
veyor is entitled to cents per cord for wood
or bark.
NEW N"NINATroS. - The Know Moth
ings Of New Hampshire met at Manchester
She 30th, and nominated Ralph Mctcalf, of
Newport, for Governor. in place of Mr. Moore. !
Metcalf is a "dyed-in-the- wool locofoco, and
was several years since Secretary of State.
cS y very stringent bill has been intro
duccd into Congress to prevent the importa-
hon OF foreign criminals and paupcrs. Hone
It will become law.
- SenatorFoot is moving earnestly in be-
half Of the Piat!sburgh Volunteers. 1t will
not De his fault, if they do not get their dues
e 40 ho"r :he, vii v:hou; ;,:r,!;c: ,lala-.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-02-03

- SenatorFoot is moving earnestly in be-
half OF the Piat!sburgh Volunteers. 1t will
not 5c his fault, if they do not sc. their dues
!s ~s ho"r .te, vii, v:hou: turtle: ,iala..
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-02-03

c y very stringent bill has been intro
dnced into Congress to prevent the importa-
ton OF foreign criminals and psupers. Hope
it will become a law.