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present population of the Territory. beforalose
of navigation this year, of ten thousanaons.
That would make a total of eighiy-Gye tho,ipop-
ulation.
The coming season, in view of the larlops,
the easy work of making farms in Kansas the
! probable restoration of business, to say ,ic of
the large military force which we arc cond 10
maintain to the West and which will be su,need
all the settlers can produce beyond their Giants,
VIII undoubtedly run up the population Of Ter
ritory far above the representative ratio nety-
| three thousand
On this subject and at this point we mad an
extract from letter of leading republici CEN
trail New York to one of the editors of the b..
You seem to think the republicans will nan is
sue upon the immediate admission of Kansas shall
do no such foolish thing Before she can ABB Con
gress her population will be more than reodunder
the English bill. We shall not, then. drh issuo
which will be sure to slip out from under ,pre we
can organize party upon it, We shall haliying
basis of action"
Now, we would like to be informed hopracti-
cal question, in reference to the future OBJ Ter
ritory is to arise on this state of facts Ye are
quite prepared TO believe that the republf. who
have snbsisted for two or three years on Kansas
excitement will do what they can to keerup and
make little more capital out of it, esplly so,
as they have yet found no other issue VII prom
lses the least gain. But an issue whichhnot be
decided would be a cause on the docketch can
not De reached---a cause without partiestorneys,
or witnesses.
We may add our own convictions upohs whole
Kansas case 1t has served the republic to get
up an excitement, and to prove to tho otry the
utter barrenness of all their preten, anxiety
ABOUT the ''encroachments of tho slavelgarchy"
upon the common Territories of the bn. The
end has been reached. The reaction wireak the
backbone of negroism in the United SIS. The
people of the Territories will settle for emseyes
what shall be their institutions. The oaation of
the abolitionists is gone gone forever eir bus
mess was to retain the question of slava in Con-
gress, and thus to force on perpetual isst in tho
eleeton OF senators and representatives 1.-THE ma
tional Legislature. Hereafter, in order touch the
question of slavery, they must go to the Itory or
new State and vote for members of Congt and tho
local Legislature. There they can give eff to their
opinions here they are agitators mebrs, and
political mountebanks, trading on politeand sue
cessful only in deception and fraud
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The American Telegra phi Company

NEW YORK, Aug. 24--The French government has
accorded to the Atlantic Telegraph Company the excu
sive right land their cables the islands of Mquelon
lying between Newfoundland and Nova Scotia. The
company propose to cable from Placentia bay to
ST. Pierre thence Sydney, which will bring the French
islands into teegphc communication with France and
save keeping in repair some four five hundred miles
land line in Newfoundland and Cape Breton through
almost unnhabited regions.
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NEw YORK, Aug 2f.The following despatch was re-
ceved to-day, dated London, Aug. 20, from the Lord
Mayor of London to D. f. 1iemann, mayor of New York
The Lord Mayor of London most cordially recipro
Gates the congratulations of the mayor OF New York
upon the success of important undertaking as the
completion Of the Atlantic Telegraph Cable 1t 49, in
reflects the highest credit upon the energy skill and per-
of oil the parties ntrusted with difficult
duty and the Lord Mayor sincerely hopes that by the
blessings Of Almighty God, it may be the of &C.
mentng the kind feelings which now exist between the
two countries II. w. GARDEN,
Lord Mayor of London"
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There was moderate business done in -four at the
corn exchange but the market unsettled the prime
qualities advanced while the inferior brands declined
Wheat very firmly held at prices above the general
views of buyers There some large purchases eff
fected for western account thus indicating that the dam
age from rust, &c, has been very extensive Corn
quiet and steadily held Pork was dull and unsteady
Beef was quite firm. Cotton quiet and firmer
Tho following table will show comparison Of the ex
ports Of the principal staple articles for the week
and year, and the corresponding period in 1857
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Pennsylyanla Congressional Nominations.

PHLADELPHIA Aug. 24.-In the first congressional
district split has occurred in the democratic nomina
ting convention Two bodies in session Florence
has been nominated by his friends and tho anti Lecomp
ton portion nominated Dr. Nebinger.
In the second district George H. Martin has been nom
mated in the third James Landy; and in the fourth
Henry M. Phillips.
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WASHINGTON CITY.
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 40. 1855.


As Tho business Of the Unon establishment view proposed
change "a It's terms viii bo conducted strictly
Agencies iof the collection OF subscriptions for the Union
rnaed No should be Agents this date ex
cert to MIR W. pseob, authorized make COLLECTIONS
In delaware, MAJ ylaDd, aud Virginia.
WASHINGTON March 20, ls58.--u
The foregoing any agents or co
tors that we employ have heretofore la h city hat
those only who have performed such parts the
s'eN'y' APP 29--u
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Fatal RencOunter.

ALEXANDRIA, Aug "a. James Green killed Carver, of
Mobile at Warrenton Springs Virginia. last night with
bowie knife in a rencounter. The parties lately
went to fight duel but were arrested in Washington.
Both were young Green has been arrested.
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NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 21.--The yellow fever is on the
decrease and to have passed the worst All fears
Of its spreading now over.
The New Orleans cotton market Is dull but holders
firm The sales about 800 bales at previous quo
tltions
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NYw YORK, Aug. "a. - Mayor Teman's congratuatory
message to the mayor of London was sent Sunday
The delay occasioned by the nisapprehenson of the
operator at an intermediate station which corrected
by despatch from Mr.. Field The electricians cheerully
sent the despatch
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The Syracuse Courier says the product of tho ononu
Salt Springs will this year amount to at least seven m
lions of bushels being excess of nearly million owe
any previous year. The highest product heretofore W.
IN 1855, whom there manufactured ,0S2Sso pus
els. The product this year will I'll 100000 barre"
which, at 81 25, will foot up to 81, 750, 600,
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Kansas Election,

ST. LOUIS, Aug 24-The returns, official, from TWEEN
tysix counties, and partial returns from two counties
-four to hear om give majority against the Englis
proposition of 64S
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The citizens Of Toronto, Canada circulating adj
dess be sent to Queen Victoria requesting that the
Prince of Wnles may be deputcd her Maestys repre-
sentative to open the agricultural exhibition for 1858,
which IL to be held in that city
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man recently in Milwaukee, in breaking up one Of
his ice houses discovered among the tlmbcs package
of bank bills amounting TO 81 O00 They all
tcrets and had been hidden there four years ago by
man who is now in the Wisconsin state prison
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Nomination OF Lewis d. Campbell.

CINCINNATI, Aug. 24-Lews ID. Campbell has been re
nominated for Congress by the republicans of the third
congressional district of Ohio.
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At the second board the market was very heavy and
the downward tendency marked. New York Cen
trail fell T. with large sales. The following the
closing prices
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ArriyaI OF the san Jacinto.
The Atlantic Telegraph.

Nsw York, Aug. 24--Ihe United States steamer San
Jacnto, from Hong Kong, has arrived
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BANK RETURNS.

The following is comparative statement Of the condl'
ton of the banks Of the city Of New York. August IAN
and August 2lst
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The following is comparative statement Of the value
of exports from the commencement of the year to Au-
piilt1
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-03-26
For the Jasper Courier.
Pericardian.



Had ] loved thee for honor. had loved thee
for gold,
Meath the storm Of misfortune my love hs.
grow cold;
Had loved thee for beauty. had 1 love,
thee for tame,
| should have iorsook ibes il sorrow ant
shame;
But ] loved not for riches. las ed thee alone
And 'hy presence could gladden. . cot or .
throne.
They told ne in triumph-they tell me cen
yet
Thou esnst De false 10 thy friendship. and
discretion forget.
Thar thos art uaworthy Of siiee,ion's pure
trust.
Lees hckle the zephyr. more stable the dust
But their eiforts we're vain--se had met,
We had met,
And the heart that loves truly can never
forget.
know fair country. beaa'ilni spot,
Where .hr prospec, ! Iais, ans the bssez-
e. are bland.
vLsEe dwell b.i-slul attractions. sIc friend
ships warm smile
OF I've ihoughs of those objects 10 hal
cherished land.
But eEea palace meath llaly's star COW
cred ssy
Unplest by sLy presence would desolass
For ehsered oy the light Of thy fair beam.
in- Eye,
Even sweet were tent IN the desert vita
Fer IL lose. o. is love which thus hs!.
icws the ground,
And 6rightens the gloom Or the anchor
tss cell;
And the Eden oi esrlh--~heresoe's IL be
icuEG--
i the spot where The hearts cherished
idol Goth dssll.
Think not that the seslIhy can purchase for
gold
The hearts warm fcssions-thosa riches
Untold
That sime. change. or distance csn alter
true love,
That absence can weaken, or slaaisr can
move.
Remember, remember. BY land OF By sen.
Whatever may happsn, where'er thou msys,
be.
cortenfed, delighted. I ever shall b..
That sns hearts best affections were fxeN
on thee
c.
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pAs NIII-sEzs.-A stranger ~ Mexico
s struck wirh the appearance of the mill
aes shaps, where txenty o. thirty stout men.
y ~ asegslscse-. srs <onstsssly enpioysd
~ rsskiag nss-n y1x xas, sspss - sztikeiai
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From the Western Advertiser.
Esiies for the Detecticx Of Counterfeit
Notes.


There j. ncthing, perhaps. connected
with mercantile lie and transactions. ID
which those interested are 50 dsicient as 4
knowledge Of bank notes. In this country.
xaese ali SORTS - rags are used ss money,
90 the representatives Of money, esery man
who siiempts 10 transact any business whai-
ever. should make himself sufficiently "a.
HiIiar With bank notes 10 be stle 10 deiefl
. counterfeit whenever. or By whoever, pre-
zented. This to some might seem very dii-
fcuIt, ana indeed impossible. yet we know
that such thing - possible. and BY strictly
studying and observing the rules wAich we
give below any one may acquire the know
ledge necessary. Il would be much easier
TO comprehend many u the points necessary
10 the detection cf coun.esfsiIs IL we could
al undersfsnd fully how the genuine note
u made, buf a. this would require too much
time and labor lor ordinary purposes. ne will
content ourselves, in the following rules, By
merely limiting AZ some Of the leading Tea
lures.
GENERAL PaisclPLs.
IN the general principle Of Bank Note
Engraving. there 70 strong resemblance IL
al eensins notes. Ths rsling for the back
ground .of sigsells. Letters and Aies o. "a
kinds. being done BY machine for that pur-l
pose alone. the lines must be of uniform
size, straight. and run parallel With The bot
tom o. top " the note; while the counterfeit
: dons By hand. and u either too dssk or
TOO light. aud j. Usually very coarse and
rough. We h~vr rr-n. however, thst ,hs
rcru,srsci,cr hss come 20 near ~ perfection
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PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY. AZ sssrIE.
DUBOIS COUNTY, IspizsA. ~
urHRINGER. D0AEE & SMITH.
TERMs-sTRIcTLy IN ADVANCE
Sisgls Subscription. for fifty Nos. 81 -

RATES or xDrERTI<IKE-
Fo~ sgusre Of 10 lines or less. week, IS c..
Each subsequent insertion. 25 csf
Longer advertisements, a snme rare- a
fraction over even square or squares. conr1r1
s~a square. These are fbe terms fr
sent advertisements; . rensunsbIe &tlI
ton siil oe msce 10 regular sdvertise1k
4 AskorscIxs cxSDIDxrEx-
For To~nship Offices. esrh, t1o0
fos Caan,y 400
|. For District. Circuit. ar State. 500
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-02-06
MARRIAGES.

JunNsue iiAHyfN-At Hamet, Feb. ., by Rev.
A, Boulclle Of Peacham, Nj Moses y, Johnson,
ofHycgatc, aud Miss Jaur Harvey, ~ Barnet.
MoIwr-GoopALr-At the West Concord House.
Pcb Q, BY Rev, l.. H. Tabor M. Seth Morse,
of Concord, and Mr- Esoy II. Goodalc, Of
Cahpt
srrnr-llAtl--At tho Caspian House, Greens.
bur1 Jan 2G. by lio'. j. g. stpuc, Dob T., stu
at, ESQ, aud Miss 4, Mac6la iIali both "
Wolrntr
JpusapN-pDpI--u ll4rduich, Jan. II, by Rev.
j. Underwood, Mr. john II. II johnson, and
Miss Nancy Pope both " illWNirk
BFas-EAr0s-lu Montpelier, Jan. 10, ~ Rev.
~, Lord, Nj Low bemis, and Misc Emclinc
Eaton, bntA of Marshhcld
BnooKs--tiN-At LuncuburP, Jan. 20 Nj Ben
janiiA -. Brooks, and Mlss Laura y. Xix, both
NJ Dalton, y, II,
CAHLrraS-T ALuou-At Iitllcton. n, r., Jan,
~. Alr james Carleton, ~ CulcbroOk, ~ H.,
and Miss LuCrcua lalmur, NJ l.,
JoHs-foN-A tuhtcW-At Lyman n, IT, Jan, 20,
Mr Johnston, ~ Orlurd, and Aas Jane Aldrich,
NJ Lisbon.
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STARVING WoMsN.--A lady passing down
Broadway near Fourteenth street, New York
a few days since, when oppositea butchers
stand was startled by the excited Appearance
of am Notwithstanding woman rushing tow.
ard her, with clasped hands and look oc de-
SPAR, cxcaming ~ am hungry, am hung
~ :" Stopping inside the store the lady pro-
cured for her some potatoes and piece OF
meat The hungry woman quickly gathered
bloody meat, put it to her lips and ate II 10
The bopci then saving " | must take this home
to Eddie" rushed wildly from the store, lcav-
ing the salesman and the lacy astoundcd. In
credible as this seems, We have every reason
to believe it true.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-02-06

Ia We refrain nom calling the attention ~ our
readers advertisement ~ this DAYS paper Of the
Hair Restorative OF Prof O. j, wood Co, Of 81 Louis
It viii be- that he has numerous certificates from
the highest character TO the merits u his NestorA
tive From positive know ledge arc also enabled 10 say
II every what II Processes be- and do
hesitate pronounce 1t the nurst preparation for tho
head hair which has far been devised by human In
grnNity have Il arrest threatened badness and
rcsurc 10 the head It's original prumson of natural and
hair and when the latter has been prrmutur~ls
ugcd with gray aud when the latter has been premature
Is Hinged with have u IKE magic restore the
tuIns Youth health The distinguished pruptlcy
this might truly SAY, miraculous Restorative h that
the person who the head Of hair that
1iAG} wore Ia youth thu, acting in strict compliance Win
rules the Urs and greatest of an toilet max Ma
urC so ono who ha, used IT, viii hesitate unite with
IN this testimony 20 its peculiar merit COyngtou
DAD Peoples Friend.
Sold by ain good Druggists ma
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-02-06
DEATHS.

Nnw.-n Iirurlou, = a., Jan. ~. Park Morse,
BON II Orou aud Hamlet Mur-c. aged o years,
Death loves shining mark
GHANNls-la ElLader, Clayton Co., Iowa, Jan,
~ Frank w. only child NJ ryuus l., and Me
lisa NJ, Graunis, aged years aud 10 months
M,Y-ln West Concord, Jan, "a, Mrs. Lucy, wife
ofJamcs May Esqo' aged ~ years
HAuuit--Iu Daniillc, Jan NJ, CAtAadnc. vic ~
Mr, Hiram Badger, and daughter of Joel H. aud
Charlotte NJ Saubou, aged -.
Munui-lu barnet Dec 90. M Daniel Moore,
aged ~ Ncafs aud u months.
BuuWN--iu GIrrurhuru. Doc. 20, Mrs. NroNu,
widow NJ thc late Timothy Brown, aged TO-
~AsuuuS-lu barton Village, Sarah VI. slubum.
arrd is.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-02-06

Caledonia District
The Probate Court tho District Caledonia, 10 all per
Interested the estate Of Joshua II. H4ston late
of 81 Johnsbut' IN sni district deceased. tcstic.
C,ISAN y II. HOUSTON, ENucuttiN OF the last win aud
- the .d uCtcasvd represents to said
y her petition writing that the said Joshua II Hons
decreased tho tlmc 81 his death the OF
certain Real Estate, To wit his homestead cousi,ng % q
house uutbudnEs aud land upputigunnt situated Ia the
VILLAGE OF 81 JohHburN also that be len certain personal
estate, consisting Of cash chooses ~ action and teaue-
said ENpcutN also represents that said
sonal estate IS sufficient ~ value to pay the debts due
from said and the charges administration aud
that sale said estate h necessary tor that purpose.
and aid NCyuttN haA made apple ton To said court
license bud authority sell the Whole real estate
saving the rights u the w'd Nv to dover aud
humpstcnu. including the rCyVrt4uu ut dover
Said nppl,cntiiu an he heard decided by said Court
Probate OtiCe In St JuNuNhury On the 2d day
February A, ID. 1888,
You are therefore hereby notified TO appear be said
Court at the time and place Aforesaid ami object YOU
acc cause to the granting OF said license.
Dated 81 Iohhsbury aforesaid this LIST day of Feb
MS ASA l.. FRENCH. Judge Of Probate.
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PRLrH GOop.-A little fellow, about three
yplrs old, whose parents reside on Miami aY-
cuuc, Vas noticed as being very noisy q few
days since, screaming and singing in childish
gIpe, when Doe Wps asked by lady who was
PASSING
MY little man, you feel pretty good, don't
yGu "'
lie ,obcrcd in au instant and replied
" les, mH'Hm ! feel good, but alu'l pref
IS, though. 49, DcboR idrotiser,
guu's -l,-Why g. 900 editor liko the
book Of Revelation Bcrausu be- r. fall Of
"bpar and shadows" and mighty voice,
Ike the sound Of many waters, 10 over saying
10 him, Write"
A CAMSE -spoourr Is very par
lial % dogs, bpt dogs isnot parIialto spoon
cr The other day ho' persuaded a iour-leg-
god friend % stop with him irW minutes, bur
the dog feeling aggrieVed AZ some remark
made by Spuuucr, took French leave as
sailors say, and passed out through ono dol
lar light Of glass ia the front door Of No =
Spoourr'' establishment and the dogs retreat
ufc pictures We despair Of being able "a draw,
For the Gakn of thfdug wc trust his che dogs
mot sppputrHJ peliH Insured, ~ "geHte'
tttH,
4 DOW SroHy-A gentleman Of this city,
who hla dove cot no hlh TtHidrurr ~ the
West End, relates the following incident as
having occurred last week, IN the cot wee
q male onl female dove and two squahs. The
male SQUAD having died, lhe elderly dove
drove from his nest his female mate, aud pro-
NOTED 10 his bed and board the young female
SQUAD, pccking at and drtring from his cot
the female dove, Finally upon one occasion,
when the female appeared at the door Of thc
cot, the male sailed out, pecked NJ her and
drove her away, The pcrsccutcd mother
No0 down 10 perch below, whore, with her
head under her wing, sho remained for o
short time and then fell suddenly 10 the
ground The inmates Of the house, who bad
witnessed rle proceeding Immediately went
out and uscnrlaIurd that the dove Was dead.
but no wound was found sufficient 90 cause
death pusoihly shc died Of broken heart
from the brutal treatment Of her false and
tickle mat, Hosim ITGrci'r,
HuGuSAN uE,TrN AZ roNL-Ihomas II,
burrows the Auli,Iecompton CONVEX ton
candidate. has been elected Mayor Of Ian.
caster, Pa, over Zimmerman, buchanan dem.
ocral
@. The amount paid ont at Ellsworth
Ne, fur fishing bounty for lhj7 :, 100000,
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Phillips Academy.

E'UT Spring Term gin commence TUESDAY,
] March I'd, aud ,nutl,oc eleven weeks, under
charge ~
J. 4 bUBAN1, \ NJ, Principal,
with 40 necessary Assistant,
Tuition .-s Same ~ heretofore, Ind, iu al cases,
lprouagtcd Illness cNccptcdl charged Tor the
Term unless sp'cAL. <1,rccmcut II made 10 the
CONTRARY, ~
Particular auent"n viii hc given 60 tho-c
hfhnches which are required hy law IN the com.
mon school.
Misa VI NN T. lluwAip, Teacher ~ The Piano.
Irms--lvlth use Of Instrument $40 90.
DRAWING and Painting 90 hr usual prices.
Private rlae,,s taught boa LrcnCh thy the PIN,
,ipal ON reasonable terms.
u School BOOKS furnished cheap, hut no credit
will br given.
Ior board or Rooms spp, 90
JAS. s. DURANT.
Dan,illc. Feb ,. 1855. MA
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-02-06

The MARCH TO THE GRAVE IN 1901
What mighty procession has been moving
towards the grave during the past year At
the usual estimate since the first OF January,
1897, more than Hjriy-oHc million ire hut-
dred Thousand of the worlds population have
g6n, down to the grave. Place them in long
array, and they will give a moving column of
more than thirteen hundred to every mile of
the circumference of the globe. What a spec
tacle, as they move on, tramp, tramp the
Dead March" giving it's funeral notes as
they 90 to the silent shades
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-02-06

JoSItUA,H IIntSToN'S ESTATE.
In Probate Court holden NJ 81 JuhusburN u and ur said
district, on the 1T day Of February, A. y 1888.
GtSAN y. II HOUSTON, ENccutfiA ~ the last win and
- testament 1T Joshua a. Houston, LIT" nt - Juhushu,
said district deceased makes application TO said court
to extend ug time heretofore allowed ht 60 pay the deus
said and render her administration
count Mhcrrup1u, 10 is ordered hN
that said application De- heard at The Probate OF
81 JohushurN the 22d day ~ February, 1883
aud Is mrthrr Utdctcd thhtnocc hr given Ia an persons
concerned ~ tho peirutiuGf THIS uttcr IN the CaUdu-
MAY, printed at st J"husuury three """1s succrssvry,
before said hearing.
'nWthc Court - Attest, ASA L., FRENCH, Judge.
A true copy uf Record.
D-54 Attest asa /. FRENCH Judge.