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NOTICE
Two the Stockholders vi TIE heokuk, Port Des
/ Moinei aud Minnesota Railroad COMPANY.
call of ten per cent an the capital stock Of the
c9ta pauy is due and made payable at the Railroad
Office in keokuk to WV. LKiCHfos Treasurer, on
FRIDAY the first day Of February, 1856.
keokuk, 18th Dec. 1895. II. I. REID,
WV. LEIGHTON, See Y. President.
,isss - dHwim
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SUNDRIES.


SUGAR Kettles from to 40 gnllons Ovens and
- Lids odd Lids Skillets and lids assorted Cast
Iron Tea Kettles Japaned Trunks Pudding and
he, Moulds Scoiloped and plain Cake Pans; Tea
Canisters square and round. assorted Lard Lamps
Tin ware and Stove Pipe. House, sheet iron aud cop
per work done promptly, in the very best manner.
COMsToCk 4 BROTHERS.
n boz. pair assorted shoyels and Tonys for sale
~ at the Prairie state Stove Rooms
oct 10 CUMolOCK BROTHERS.
(SLuE Kettles 10 be had at the sale Rooms Of the
~ Excelsior Stove Store.
oct 10 COMsToCK 4 BROTHERS.
L,NAMELED Preserve Kettles at the Sale Rooms
L. Of the Prairie Premium Stoves
oct 10 CoMSToCK BROTHERS.
I t0AL Holds nj the Sale Rooms Of the Cottage
~ Franklin Coal Stove
oc,lo coMsTocK BROTHERS.
1000 LBS. Of Baiied Brass Kettles for sale low
OOO nj Sale Rooms Of the Home parlor Stoves
oct 10 CoMsT0Ck BROTHERS.
A LAkGE assortment of Brittania ware for sale
lower than any other hruse in the city al the Sale
Room Of the Commercial Parlor Stoves.
oct 10 coMsToCk 4 BROTHERS.
A FINE stock Of HouseKeepers' goods, such US cof-
"A fee mills, basting spoons. egg whips, iron skim
mers, skinner ladies forks, table spoons hash
and steak dishes patent and box graters spice boxes
&c, de-, for sale at the Sale Rooms Of the popular
Self he gulating Alright Stove.
oetlO coMsrocK BROTHERS.
J00 PAIkof Timers Solder Coppers hand at
w the sale Rooms Of the Substantial Oval Box
ncating Stoves
ocsl0 C0MsTOCK BROTHERS.
A HEAVY supply Of Brass, Japanned and plain
"A Candle Sricks at the Sale Rooms of The Quincy
Cannon Coat Bun ner which is tered extremely low by
Oct 10 CoMsIOIh 4 Bk0IHERS.
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Co>cERr.-Mr. Wilkins, the popular bal
lad singer, entertained about one hundred
ladies and gentlemen at Concert Hall, on
Saturday evening, The audience, by their
repeated bursts of applause, testified their
high appreciation Of his worth. As vocal
ISL and general performer, Mr.. Wilkins has
few equals. lie gives two more concerts,
on this Monday and Wednesday evenings.
We understand that the proceeds Of this
evenings entertainments will be devoted to
the relief IL the poor.
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wanted by the Subscriber.
ETNEN THOUSAND BUSHELS White Corn deliy-
i cred at his mill Of 9th and Main st.
for which the highest price in cash will be paid
deci 2d1wtf HAWKINS TAYLOR
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DR.. sAsroRD's LreTuRE.--We were graft
fed to see so large an audience at the Lyee-
unl Lecture on Friday evening last, and we
doubt not il was equally gratifying to the
speaker, and encouraging to the officers.
We had intended to present an outline Of
the Lecture; but as our columns are crowd
ed with matter which must have a place, we
can only say that the Lecture was logical and
systematic in argument and arrangement,
clear and precise in its definitions, abound
ing in finely wrought passages and good hits,
and fully sustained the reputation Of the au-
thor as writer and speaker.
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The subscribers, proprie-
tors of the Empire stove
Works, st. Louis, beg
leave 10 inform stove
Dealers in Iowa that they
have established o branch
Of their house in kook uk,
where they will keep con :
sthntIy on hand a large
and well assorted stock
Of
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BUILDERS hardware, locks, iatches bclts, loose
ID and fast butts, screws, &c 4 full assortment
and latest styles al CAIg, JONES & PECkS.
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1|ratI,T
y, = 80

WAktFlrIr-N Lyndon. Dec p. Mrs
Abigail Wax, field. wife Of y r. Wakefield.
Esq aged IL y'ars.
WoEks-in Waterford. Jan. !. AI.,in ;,
daughter Of james Works. E>i.. a,,d oS yrs
GrEEY-In Marlborough. y. H., Dec. %.
Lucy Ann.wIl" OF John Gerry. ir anl daush,
trr Of D,-a T. r. 4 Lucy Stur,r,a,.,, former
~ o: Cratt>hury aged SO yrs
CAErENIrR-ln Lyndon, Dee %, ofton
SUMPTION. sarah ~. daughter of Abel Car
pcntrr. aged IS yrs.
BEACKr1r-In Gainesville. Ala, Dcc.l1
Dr. Arson Bracket formerly OF Lyndon
aged 54 yrs.
PH>HrY-In Montpelier, Dec 81, Mr.. ID
j. PhInnrv. aged &c.
Br>T"N in Wa',>iield, Dec. II. Deacon
Marian Benton, aged %.
TAYL"E-In Montpelier. Dec Is, iona
Taylor. AGED -.
/ WAI1"H-ln New Haven. Conn. l6tl
inst. being her fifty second birthday. E>thr
W. Sontlmayd. wife Of Joseph 5. Walton
Esq, OF Sherhrookc, Canada Est
-SLAr1EE-In Cabot. Dec. % Of con
sumption. Miss Clara L. SLATER, in the 2Ctl
YEAR of her aye
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EOKEIGN INrELIIGEN1,E.

We have received our English exchanges
brought tv the steamer Pacific, which arrlv-
ed al New York FRIDAY evening from Liver.
pool December 18Th. The principal I, a,ures
OF the news are the fall OF kars and tl.. rn-
n0rS relating to peace
FALL OF Authentic intelligence
has been rc'rIvr1 which leaves no doubt as
TO the tate OF Mars I>,nail Pa>ha, Oieueral
Ninety with another officer who succeeded
IN GLIDING the vigilance OF the Russian out
posts, has aztec ted his escape When thew
quilted kars. Ger. Williams had been com
PEELED tv famine to send flag of truce to
the Russian camp. offering raprula,on.
'rolignanI suggests that the news Of the
tall OF Mars must be premature, as the f,.ra.
|"ie HuSse would otherwise h We ALREADY pro
claimed General Mouravief's triumph, but
the London Post saws:
1--WE pledge ourselves az 10 the authentic.
hy Of the intelligence respecting the capitu
larion OF kars We were perfectly correct
IN staf'n" that General kmety, the comman-
der OF kars. had, with another officer. effect
his escape through the Russian ou:pos;s to
Erz"roum, and that thence intelligence has
been reviewed from him. General Kmetv
states that before he left, General Williams
had dispatcheda flag of truce TO General
Monrav'etf, offering terms Of cartulaton.
That Mars is in possession of the Russians,
there can be no doubt. That the brave Viii
lIams and bis noble comrades are prisoners.
there Is every reason to fear. If terms of
capitulation could not be agreed upon, Cen
eral Williams only alternative was TO ATTEMPT
to cut his way through the Russian force. and
risk the determination ofhis troops. Beaten
by disease aad famine the!r food and ammn.
n''icn exhausted. an6 re.itf hopeless, the men
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n d II | G. f.,

Passengers going to Northern
Vermont or Canada. will find ii
to their ael'unfaye not to purchase
tickets Of Conductors. or any 9TH
err person, on board the Ccnnecti-
cut and Passumpsic Railroad cars.
There is competition Staging north
of st. Johnsbwy, W., aid Passen-
gers can rile at Their o~n price
They can take the Island Pond
Sage and connect with the Grand
Trunk Railway for any part of
Upper or Lower Canada, & reach
their place of destination tie neat
day, or one day earlier than by any
other route. Also, connecting with
stages for Charleston, Derby and
Stanstead. 6otf
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REAL ESTATE for SALE.

Y':I -',i-cri''- ">'rilt"rs = ,;e estate q: Tie
. Ia.-l L. 7; i,5li- i. -es.>-i oi..r .,r -" :.s
;..i," NJ Ia ie.Af--.
:DS.'..:.- Houses 80. ,'..!i >tr.-::
3 H',' -" Its 81. i.:.Ti Stree:
a''"n' :''I-- Il ia-:;.re hal. .ss: &: re g.!
la: fc ground;
Aho,,i !. acres flin na>t sir - Pa.>tiirrr>ic
r.er near ;,e r':". embracing ra-',i..is ahi IL
iare:
I~..,i. 81: ne mouth ri Moose river, Containing
ai"i' arr.-:
y ."u' - ga: ii 20 lew road leading -
Pas>rr;ls.r:
AMI Ia ac--s IN Wafrr:ori an'rit l, n.ii.,
ii''" ~" 3 ioiirshrrr T..o:, large laii u
y :.;r - tilI;,r and:
At"A' l"e :.,r-- III VA er orr, /; mis- -r,l, rss-
-t'r.i~,c.
sac - = " -iev- describe. E-.l E>'r,e MI 10
=, - ~ -ra. |,.-.
l. - 49,. .,i>~ - .ri :. ito same X, -
5 - ;';..ic- ..,,.i. =, L,.-b-:rv hou~e
lu">'a ia'i - -. i>,'. Sale 10 commence VI
~. =, = = "
: sr"','t ". e s'.ei. !c- + ,,a. of - purchase
]. ,.cslr.:. ffNi
! h COLBY.
l.. Z. Riding 0E.
&. 'utn>'''.-* Dec. IL 80. $3.50
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jt!arriGar5.

IU1o>-BAII-A 81 Jehn>burv C"n
ter. Dec. p. nv Rev. C. Woodhou>e. Mr.. c.
IL. Triton. OF Waterford, and Miss Caroline
\. Bal. Of Concord
CRAVEN ll"BART-In Berlin. Nov. 10.
Icy George Craven. formerly OF Danyllr.
and Miss Hannah, daughter Of; Rev Jane,
ii".a;t OF Berlin
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FOR SAf.!;
ny Hi
Gale dOnia Machine hub Co.

n SFfi-hloE ar;c.r i Wnf. tioi-. Tr,ira, ~
IA -" 81: Merchant. Mile. ..nA ,-he,.: .he
~:'1'f" S-'''' Tor e C.inl.,ri; ker.- L Co., &
l.. '"'> \ &C.. - IL. be,~.,
Ai>I =. -. lame s'.. i'i.l wi-ho,i. ,1rev :.-
;lre>- ''i "o"'."":'''' Boar. ,aI,,.r> III ~ >.,-s
ri''T N''rAl.n>ilii :,''i ,">', ;u:. Al - ,rr.-.
'c'''l-r "iiH Il" T., rg articles g., q, ha, ,.,a
ch 10y. &c. r.,- 49, ia. -. ..ira,.,;:
Il. IL Iatii,. ME-. i;'.rn.fi- lad. -r..
M";-StE 81. i'u-,... Ham. d.
Sat !''it!.E - : five fee l.. -. T..
NJ. ,iiat'rs-: ;o,:r -'J !u.-y ijr III. >,.a,'i,s
\ - q" -, ir''- >.''.yr- r. aud lee, rut-,.
fog''''''' "i'h cast ;nH 'ists,r. All B..A-.. h-
ING l., M INF; e
i" ,'-r-'';ss VA ia AK II f;.- aim,e alice,
i. L. siI.;.ANk>, gent
& i"..r-:';,rv IN. l.. Is s5r.
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WILSON SHANNON.
(Slsned) {. HOB3INSON,
j. III. LANE.

To Charles HotLinSon ant J. H. Lame -
You are hcrcbv Authorized and directed to
take such measures. and use the en-, oIlcd
force under your command IN such manner,
tor the preservation OF The Jcare and ,hr pro-
lection Of the persons and property Of the
people OF Lawrence and viriritv. AS in YOUR
Jnd ymrnt shall best secure thar end
(SIgncO WILSON SHANNON.
Lawrence DecrIut.r q 1873
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than all the wild and chmercal schemes OF soc'"'
change, which are generated one AFTER another III
the unstable minds Of visionary sophistS. and r:er
ested a~itatorS rn'v confidently the patriotism
of the people tlIa gritv and Seii-respeCt u 'iie
states on the wisdom of Congress- and above Il i."h
the continued gracious favor Of \ mighty Coz: -
mHinttin. agAi'l~t AZ en1'n;e> UEc'h"r n home "r
abroad thr -anc.j.v OF The c">ti',t"n an. :hn IN
icr~itv Of ~" Union FRANKLIN PIERCE.
" ASiiINGEMN llecclnhcr 81 Ed.
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'INlll subscribers would say 10 The in'r i,tan.s Of
Sheffield and vicinity, that they intend keep
ing on h,'i all Minds ofGo"!> USUALLY kept in co,ln
trv stores. which will be sold low tor Cash trc,lng
all kinds Of country produce. or short approved
credit. &. VI. WEEKS x co.
Sheffield. VI Jan. |. 1856. .s2rl
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NEBRASKA The Legislature Of this
territory convened on the 18th inst. r. K
Folsom was elected President Of the Council,
and Il. {. Sullivan, Speaker of the House.
"A magazine report Of fashion says
" There is not much CHANGE in gent!cmens
pantaloons this month"
-IILSEss OF CHIEF JCsrICE TANEY-
Owing 20 continued sickness, Chief Justice
fancy is no, expected to take bis seat on the
hen-h daring ,he present tern of;he Siu-
rrca,e Coart ~ the Tnrtd States
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Bank of Caledonia.

vViiE stockholders 81 fll. Bank ~ C.'ed,1a ~.
4 hereby notified. tina: n meeting 81, ,ie ir.e
TOYS a; said Bank. he'd o, IL, 81 .,il .f 10 an.
be- l>5'. = wis "rd rcd IL, 81 :,,>.llnt,. g. III
'cr'i cellars on each share 81 tii- riri';! >ocA g
p'ld :" the Cashier 81 said E.iik 81, or before tie
l9t:l da: Il Jai,uar, ;cxt
>AHL l.. H.TTOCKS. Cashier
Dauville. Dec -, $50. Co.,
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only tai 10 De such III our system. bcCaI>f
pcrJttratcd under cover ~ TIE | II H.
T. j., impossible t. present tii; >u,,irct a
truth AMI o-ra>iun cr,f.i,r. without noticing
the irrt.'.d 1Yt nY"nnilr~> al'""a'iun t''at
the Sortl t.. I''r>;,."u1', asserted "'aln.- arN
Oftlncd alta -. ~ the PEA teal Il IN ms
iraon OF t - i,,fI) -o>cr-..:. .'t - the pr:'
;lir,, ftlr Nutth ;..I "a vi,irh i'l~ !ail''r
H., = .,ri,.,.cl That l., the sat : viI.h
either ura,u,t.: rr t,',.,atr alta K, on the
r,oI, &C. rrr,or. aad q. ,,,a;,,,tv in ether
= ,,,,.,d ;.,o.,,r.. ...! rnr,,.t,.1'y AYR
.I., Ne, Who's. ccr.t tliinta II y ~ are tl.">
>,>t.,-a,.taHy .-a 3D. are. tarln-,tv'., the
o,-.r>.ur> - thr ur->yIt tiu.'. tl> rrrd-
a.tt,.-'o,t. i..i.f,- n. i div ,ui> ~ IT,.
,,,i.. L. 13r.:it irv ,.la-rr> - poi; Il ar!tl-
tors, rr>n'y.> it,r'fi.tJ "a .. r;,r,h"r,Ion or
r,;.it,rr,,r,+,,ior o. IT,. ,,!I-i! T., and tat,
tt.,Gli,i..i' ur,.:l .il.tion OF the new terri
toni. n..,.,I'q;t. >;at..>
NL,. :. -. Vol .,..., !,l~t ~ WHEN lie Or
,,,,.,... u,;..', no. i,lr,I tgr the government
~ th,. territory north w,.>t OF tn. river Ohi-
y ard t,r i. .ycnt,.a' subdivision itp res
S,... 10. ,l,,,.I in tGr (unort~S OF th.
Co,f,.l. ration T. v not t, .r supposed
:
.. h,tx...n t',r Sat. whrh retained aud
,,o.. which t,,i rnr r., tan IT. rn!urrl pop
,,l,.;., -, ,,,J ,,o,,..... or Il, led - tie con-
.;I,r; ., ! -, ~, ,orrr>>ion Of t'iat VAT
.a,,;,o,, 20 VIZ. Interests and o,nion, II the
N,,,L.,r >t,t,. q ,...r1t"1v new III" AT
,f five ,uour tie lar.,.,t mcinlHrs ut The
t.r,on. was IN a urca, MEASURE the a OF
-Lc SAT-, of Nir.in;l and the >uuth.
When Louisiana, w;.> acquired hy the / III
ted SAFES. it was an acqnI>irion not less 10 the
North Than 20 tlr- Sontl. Tor wlnio II "dS
,nrortar,, 70 The. country At the t..olth % the
river N1-.i>,p1,i iC trrn,ue the ciaIl nJium %.
the. ccun,rv above il. 50 also 1t was even more
;,nporrarr 10 IT,. who!.. mon. and although
H. new province l., r'a>on OF lis Imperfect
.r,tlr,nert, was mainly REGARDED As on the
Cult Of Mexico vet in far' II extended 70 the
Opposite. boundaries OF the l nie'i States with
far greater breadth above than 'rlow. and
ea, in fcrriforv a. in everything else. equal
Iva, least an accession 10 The. Northern States
II i, mere Il u>inn aud pr, uiicc thrrt fore,
20 speak of Loui>itna As an acquisition IN
.bc spectral interest ot the South
III. patriotic and in>; men who par,iciya-
ted in thar act were Influenced hy motives
far aIo,r all sectional ,,rriu,l.r /, was il,
til" South ~" Hr"at event ~ which they
would ronp.',. with u tor 'hr possession oi
Ire Valley ot tn. Mi--i>-ii,:H. while CONNER
cal ACCESS 10 The Gu!i nt MX;,o i,u,arfr,l
unity and STRENGTH 10 the Whole "ont,'icra
non. and attached toy"fhrr Nv in.l;>>oluhl,
t;"s ~. East and 'h,. W.-t as well A. IN.
Eor.h and rh, Soutt A. 10 Fio,i,}a tha,
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DRY GOODS
-FUR 1HE-
vi l. /. q Y ! I!

Persons in want IF any thiny
n the Dry Goods line will dous
a favor by calling and examin.
ing our stock before purchasing
elsewhere. Time and room will
not admit CT our enumerat;ng
what we keep: cui.:>e it 10 scv.
we mean to have On hand every
thing usually kept in a country
store, andyve viii not be unusr-
sold by any one.
CNE g. FOSTER.
Dec. IS. ,tl.;
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SINGULAR FAC1s.-Pre>uminy on the
Authenticity of the statements which we find
in our foreign Journals, it is very rem,rka
be that the French army and fleet y6oud tr
led by i. o.estant>. The commander in
rhI"f OF the French army. General P.lissicr,
!, a Protestant. a, was Admiral Brnat Of the
fleet, who has reccntly died The Protest
ant element in the French nation j, 50 COIN
paratl,ely small as to render this coincil,,,e
very noticeable
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DENTISTRY.
pR. NEWTON, of Newhnrv. VI.

Or. NEWTON. q Newhnrv, VI,
n NNOrNCES TO his patrons THAT he will. af.r
IA the lst Of Jan. 1856 insert full, sets of ,ee.h
either single or gun, from S.N 70 Slo6
FulluFper SETS, 45 "a IS
Parts Of sets. 40 =
Filling teeth with gold, Ito 3
Filling teeth with tin, SOTO l
Cleansing teeth. Ito .
Extracting teeth, o5t, 80
ir. Newton has also rurchn the right If using
Dr. S,av:on's Gutfa Percla for the ba.e of Mt, fc-
a teeth; nv This sets Of teeth can be afford
81 for about ono half :.s price fnr Sr,d ?a'e. sri
no raj reasons to hope they vi pros u gccI aud
c1ras1s.
A;operstcr: warranted foy ere .a-
Eevb ~. I've II. 1859 a~a-sS
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views and sectional purposes would have in
:, i'abiv excluded them all from the 'uion
Bu; a,oihrr s,rr.cIe on the same poin, en-
sued when orr vi..t"finns armies returned
rom Ne>ico. !; drv"lvcI on Congress TO
.rosdr i,r ~" Territories acquired lv the
treaty Of GHad.orpr- lInial1o TIE great
relations Of the >u''ic,'' Ia now become DIS
l'rt ala! '''nr +" tn. p-r'"i'"n o., .h- pub-
Ne innh. whic', appreciated 'hr evils Of SEC
'iona! conlrovrr>! upon III. question Of the
a ir,iS>irn IT new States
In that crisis intense so'i''itr!e pervalrd
tlr ration. l'ut tic I,;cIotic impulses OF t;e
l"i nar beast. GUIDED Wv thp aII.oni:orv adj
wee Ct lie father Of Iii, rountrv. ros. supc-
ripr :" AL rhr difficulties If an Incorporation
0! IA pew Empire in'o The Union IT, the
counriiS oi Congress-. there WAS manifested
cXtrrwr anraruni>m OF opinion AMI action
between >"nr representatives, who sought hv
the ,hn~iv, anl nnconron>i,n'ion. employ
nent ot The. l.ui>'aiivr powers of the. govern
ncnt to Interfere IN The condition Of 'hc in
roi,.:r STATE. aud TO impose :hrir own soclsl
theories TIE thi,'H attempted Wa. in form
"ionr. acton 1T Tie n'nrrll vuvcrrmcilt
while IN realty. 1t was iii,. cnicavor hv a.
tue ot legislative power. 20 tore the i'le t.
"t l"rrr"t policy entertained IN particular
STATES u,on allied independent States -
Once more. the Constitution and the Union
,riumplch >i.n,llv
HE new territories were organized with
ont r's'ricrion on the disputed point, and
were thus lett to iud, .e in ,ha, particular for
Themselves and ;hr sense Of Constitutional
tairh proved vigorous enough in Congress
not only TO accomplish It's primary object. bu'
also It's incidental aud hardly less important
one Of 50 amending thc provisions OF the
statute for the rNtrali'ion Of tuoi,ivrs from
>rrvicr. a. 70 place that public duty under
The safeguard Of the Gcnrr,l government. and
'hn> relieve 1t from cb>taci,> raised by the
legislation OF some Of the States.
Vain defamation regarding the provisions
OF the law for the extr.hiiion Of fucitivcS
from service. with OCCASIONAL cp>rlcs of
frantic effort to obstruct ti.rir cx-cution hv
riot and murder, continued tor brief TIM.
TO aHitafc certain lo"aitirS, tut the true
principle OF leaving each State and Terrific.
~ 10 REGULATE Us own laws of labor accord.
ing 10 ~ own sense o: li.h, and rxp.irnrv.
had acquired ta>t hold Of the pub ir indc-
u,"n' 10 such a'!r.rrr thai hv common con
sent II Wa observed in ,h,. organization Of
ihr Territory OF Washington
hen. more rrrtnliv. IL became rcuui>itc
+" or.anIzr the territories of Nrhra,ka and
IL tu>a~. II WIS the 'alurai and I..,i,im,tr #
not inevitable consequence of rrv>iun~ events
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ScIendid Gift Books
E,OE l3ES.

EoI1 NSES.
Wy" ~ FINITE :. lt.;ra;el. an B,and %
80. -; -'r;as
IL iFLEIS DF NENDEi;
GEMS az BEAUTY:
FRIENDSHIPS OFFERING;
Til ii.!:i>ri.iE krfnNAkE;
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-01-05

y Kansas Emigration So ictv has been
formed at Gainesville. Mrs.. At public meet
IN. there. which adopted resolutions thank
ING the Missouri bordrrrs tor villa, they
have done IN Kansas. The object of the 90
cIetv. as stated bv the resolutions. 10 to raise
money I" drtray the expenses Of emisrant>
from the south to kan>as. To- NEE, their toes
at 'he ballot box, and, if necessary, ~i,h riff.
balls"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-01-05
N NOTICE.

N H. persons having ulec,'Ici .cco,.,... Win &;
- ". : Higgins are requested "a ,..,l mime
',iarcv and settle b. he.'lc .i.ey will s.,- cos.
81 Joha>ourv. Jan l, l,.5 ss2::
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-01-05
Farm for Sale.

HI +, MI kPHf wi>nrs = dispose Of ii'r
ftrIn. s.,:s.ei wi,,,:n ~ ,a' :ri'e &c
The South Meeting House in Nheclork
here are Oh f:.c i,.ciiI>, = p :Nns'nrv hn.c
hc!ari iarn III" farm is We wi:.r.,' and eli
ie.c"i "i'h celia: rails. IL IHtR MORRILL,.
:t2-h"' t-er:. i.r.i.."l..
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-01-05

who have made the name of Mars il!ustrious
could hy no human ,Hran, longer defend the
place for which they have sacrificesi so much.
With THIS deplorah!e catastrophe. We fear
The 'ampaisn in Asia will clos. for the WIN
ter"
lie Paris correspondent Of the London
'ioie, writing on the 10th inst. saws:
although the intelligence OF the fall of
Mars is not confirmed by the announcement
OF the fact III the Mcl.iteur, the desperate
rondl''on O. the town ari it, heroic ,leten-
d"rs renders IT'S caI'i'ulation Only too yroba-
Die. he general feeling here. however.
>eeIr> to tie, that the Russians will not br al
lowed to retain their private prize for any
length of time : hur TIN. feeling seems TO res.
on n"hi'" better than conviction which all
fctl. here. OF thc inferIorltv of the Russiau
soldiers to those of the Allies"
W lSCON>IN The o;i:,ial drciara-
ton that Barstow the Democratic candidate,
Is tine Governor elect, after every one had
conr"',e TIE election of Ba>h.ord, the Re-
i'nt'ican candidate, has produced good deal
ct excitement ia Wisconsin, The mystery !.
'~ln" gradually nni,ltri. The |. aiding fact
Is a. follows: Waupparca county was orig
'nallv reported TO have cast The following
vote: Ha>hford 36,;. Barsrow :69. THIS
vote corrtspondrd with the popu alton, and
was deemed to be official But when the re-
tarn tor the county reached Madison, one
turn IN III" county was returned as having
cast 6l2 votes. nearly ali OF 'iem for Bar
Siow, This return elected Barstow and Sc
cured him the ccrtif e. But the return i,
palpabIe fraud; because. on the first of June
last. the census showed a male population in
the entire town of but M,pc Lundrtd md c;ght
This fact alone is sufficient to invaiidat- Bar
slows certificate. II. as is probable. the ques-
ton is carried before the courts"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-01-05

llarpcr's Magazine for January, 1856.
Concnts-Jan. 1, a. d. 3O00-Viroir,ia H.
Illustrated. The sense Of Tourh-IIafa hte-
ine-The way to get blown uo- Baby Bcr-
ties Christmas-English wigs and gowns
Passages Of Eastern Travel-Liule Dor rit
by Dickens Monthly Record ofcurrent e.
vents Literary Notices - Editors Table
Easy Chair and Drawer-II Illustrations Sea,
of war, Attack and Defeat, the seven ages of
virtue and vice, Lite insurance, dream,
Fashions tor January.
The first article is fresh treatment Of an
old idea. lis satire is pleasant and well.
tined Little Dorrit." by Dickens is cots,.
mrnced in the great novei>t's captivating
stvIe, and will be read from number 20 num-
Der with increased interest to the end.