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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-08-14
Special Dry Goods Notice


tDrEuRGE 4. dotjBWiN wnunl respect
NJ fully annouaen % the etizeus ~ N, Johns
bury, together with those ~ the adjoining aud sur
rounding towns, far sud near that, a. the sdliri-
taunn ufA large number ~ his friends and former
patrons, be has been induced NICE more 10 resume
businesa in this place aud that he has leased bis
former store a. the
Passumpgic House, Railroad st.
The Store has heed RENTED aud greatly lmpro,-
cd, IL b now one " pig most spacious, beat light
ed, and convenient Dry Goods Stores ia Vermont
II will b. opened
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. }, 1888.
la reaumng once moro Ia this place, would
state, that my way u doing business Tor the future
viii be on an entirely dihercst principle than has
ever been introduced la any Store 10 Vermont,
ana la fact 10 bat few places in New England bat
where tho principle has been introduced, IL hah
iaei the unqualified approval Of large majority
Of the people, VIZ
THE ONE PRICE PRINCIPLE.
EvcD piece " goods az the lowest Cash Price,
10 plain figures, aud no deviation,
No BANKRUPT STOCKS, No OLp GOODS,
hnl All nay goods are neH aud LrzA from MARX
e. bought Tor cash and selected with great care
fnI the
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-08-14
All WORK WARRANTED.

Nv shop Is open a. an hours NJ the day in
Ayers building, hfWcrly ureupisd by u, Is, Sin.
clair, conner Of Main Street aud Eastern rruue.
JOHN " LYNCH,
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y. D.-RcpsirinF dome at short notice, and iu
The most workman.likc manner.
ST. latfnsbun, jane 18th. lSiA. 90n
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'bnIE subscriber, has been appointed agent fur
4 this celebrated Mandatory, and il prepared
20 sell their WORLD II RENOWNED PIANO
fORTES, AT their lowest wareroon prices. An
instruments cold by hhn, will be fully warranted
and purchasers may await 'thrmsetygs 81 his opin-
ion and experience without extra charge, Also
Fianos TO let, rent payable invariably IN advance
G. II. CLARKE.
ST. Johnsbury, April 20. 1853. s3u
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CALEDONIA COUNTY
G r AM nj AR SCHOOL,

'nnE VAIL TERm u eleven weeks will commence
L Monday, sept o., 1854,
g, o. THOMSON, a. b., Principal
For further Information apply 10 Mr r., or 10
A. BOuIELLE, Nery ~ Trustees,
rnArhAm ImIN %. Nl-lnl
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FanoY HarnosReR.

any way To- suit customers. An those In want Of
anything ia the harness line would do vol 90 call
aud examine my stock before purchasing else
where, Tor ! shall sell a. cheap as / possibly can
and live,-tmy mouois lars salcs and small prof
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-02-09

BAaBARous CausLrY-Oa Saturday evening
last, about eight O'Clock, officer Qugley arrest
ed ON the levee, between Locust and Olive
streets, . naked negro girl, about twenty years
Of age. Her appearance gave evidence that
she had besn badly beaten. Her back Was Gov.
cred with fresh and bloody stripes, into whis b
salt and 2our had been spripkled 10 dry them
up and prevent suppuration. The officer took
her TO the police office, where she ives furnished
with an old blsokst TO c0yeg her nakedness and
weund. She belonged 70 Nrs. l. Peters, living
On Sixth streets, between Franklin avenue and
Wash streets. She said she had been terribly
whipped, and that che was trying 70 escape from
This 10 the same girl We believe whose bru-
tel treatment Was reeeatly made the subject Ot
judicial investigation before the criminal court
Of this city, which resulted in verdict against
Mr. and Nrs. Peters, of, SlOO0 6pe and one
yeas's . imprisonment for EACH from which judg.
ment they appealed, and are nov under bonds
f.of q, 900 bach. II was In testimony in this
case. that after Mrs. Peters had exhausted. her
strength in whipping the girl -, she lay naked
upon the ground, bound and gagged, she called
her brother. Who lashed her for two full hours,
her back at the end Of that time being one
mass Of gore.l Since shat time they have con.
tinued to abuse the girl With ~ much barbarify
! q betore. The neighbors say that to keep out.
s;ders from witnessing further cruelties, the
cracks Of the fence surrounding the yard have
bsen nAilsa sp sad thst the girl 10 nov taken
l down into The oellaf out Of sight, where she il
isu6iected to punishments and torments equal Il
any sho has previ6nsly endured. so s,'''s. +.
| BY some means she escaped the house, and
yps laekiMg e1h rAeabtless, tor some chance Il
1 got Aeeqes tkes siyss. when aarsestsd.a We un-
/ xAnrafanA f1nsn fha AnxinnnR ehak ANNA Of nuI
more benevolent Germans haysi taken The nAat
4se n hand, Siths thc iatepsioa pf raisiag III,
lneeeselFy monsy jeospsseAass The peoe craatur,
from hes praeapt QgpfrA. PDblia opiniea il
aald a, ~. eetaing. eteQNgly Against shem, thA
tt1ey piIl - oQMpAlled. % give bee mp lf he
lyalae = meneys.is le4srso ths@.-i6. Loui
Rn1D La. 49, assa.aal.. - ..aaa-. y. II
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- We see disp0le has arisen between
the Post Mastery - Bsrlin@son and r. Madisou
10 regard - The naaner naila are psssup and
marked at the once Ia this city. Mr. Tissard
informs Ne that he puts Up and cotrsctty marks
she mails for Madison. aAd yes from spslla casse
they ere carried BY 70 Keokak and again oiten
returned 70 Burlington. He claims that when
he has made up mails, marked them properly
Had delivered TO Ssages and Railroads, his re.
spensibili,ies cease. II through shs nisuanage-
,nens or neglect Of the Stage company or Post
Master at that place, or any body else. the eis.r
xsns Of IT. Madison lail to receive their nail
matter as the proper time, be declinss being
held responsible.
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I - II. se.rs.1 sad I Recommendation 70 the
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n A.,.saeis. - eeat ftsn Dubuqse; and hs
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A
a. The Oskaloosa Herald takes the ro-
nance out Of the story Of the Walled Lake
after the following fashion: s'ta 9s3sENs
/. A rather interesting paragraph taken from a
correspondent Of the Cincinnati Gazette, has
been going the rounds Of the press, concerning
wonderful lake surrounded by an artificial
wall of stone, which is said to exist some ewhere
in the northern part Of this State. We dislike
to spoil 80 pleasant story a. this, which, while
itinteeests the reader, and gratifies q taste for
the naarvelOue, does NO one particular harm
But lest some curious traveller should 60 far out
Of his uay to view this magnificent work oi
art, we volunteer to correct this fictitious tale.
We do this upon the information obtained
from our townsman. Judge Cro0kham, who owns
land yipg upou the borders Of this famous lake.
and Who Is veil acquainted with the face Of the
country in that region. The Judge tellr VS. that
he has often walked around this s.pond," has
batted in its waters, aud carefully examined its
wallis and that no man who understands ''phi0s.
ophy, geology or common sense" woald ever
think Of pronouncing them work Of art. In
. small portion Of the lake, the water is from
ten TO fifteen ieet deep, aud along about fifty
wards Of the shore, the wind has blown the
sand from the shoulders" 80 that very respect
able s'stairwsy u formed for geese TO descend
to the water" and 10 give the stone just enough
Of artificial appearance to suggest good story
to vivid Imagination. And this is all of thnt
wondrous piece Of mechanism which has SO ex-
cited the cslriOusity Of antiquarians. Surely in
this, as in some other circumstances, "Distance
lends enchantment to the view." s5
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come in contact In the busine.a al h1r.., and
trade; or Of uaine. - tho beet advant.~e vh.,.
ever Of ,,sooev thev ma have .cno;red. @ Rse ~
there l. 70 be anv intervention on The narx of
S<ate lavs 10 protact the Debtor from the (.redi.
tor, the borrower upou .. trvet deed 10 ;est As
much entitled 70 Il % any body. and peraaps
more more. - - e
But there IL still another reason. Bx the de-
cidedly asst class oharacter Of this cart Of secu.
rity, nearly all the money lent is upou trust
iceds. Money Is thus diverted from the chan.
nels Of trade. Bu.iuess men cannot il .hey
would, and uould not il they could. (if prudent i
nen,) procure money At the current rates to
larry on any description Of business or manu-
, =
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y ganic ~ u Arksnsas provided that W. irsis
i1tIve power SMOuld be vested N ne TesrisDna
Eegislsture, the same - the Oreanic Acs cf Kan
sas provides shat the Legislative power andl aa-
tADsisy sdail - vestcd III Ashe fsegist4s NE Bn'
what b the EXTENT III thay lsEsslAtlSs power9 Il
" 90 kialSte lof Tint Terfst6ss oisdef the or
ganic Ct, an9 ~ obeiIencs 10 II = ~ Z u
q NJ suppoSts this opinion W references 70 ths
O6lSiaf opinion of Attorney 0enefal Butler, in
which ne t1id, IN selation 20 ! siaisar act,
cont4plased ID the part of the people aof Ar
kansa6 -tlaa " AtsFf '8fas ~ sa'sst7 ssa
II d not n the power of the Generpl As
Ssnbiy of Askantas % pass my law for the
purpose Of efeciing nj mbers 10 form ! consti
sutton stid Ssase gOverniSent, q 70 70 any other
act, directly " fndirectly, 70 create ssscfs 1eE
government, Every such Law, even though 4
wers approved BY The Governor Of the Terrific.
y, would he null and void. n passed BY thSds.i
biz veto, By ! vote Of txe;
thirds of each branch, Il would still Be eeqail,y.
void III aA*A aaasl ,aff sf 1asfsafa@ ss "a
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-09-02
INCORPORATION NOTICE.

=
NOTICE is hereby given, that We whose names
~ are hereunto attached, as President and Direo-
tors, with others associated, and who may hereafter
become associated with Us, have Organized and in
corpefssed ourselves into q corporate company,
under and in accordance with tho Code, chapter 43,
and lave Of the State Of Iowa providing for incor-
por Ations. The name and style of the Company is
THE KRoKuK AND DURLiNoToH PACKET COMPANY.
The Capital Stock $50, 900; which may be increased
to any extent not exceeding $500, 600, by consent
Of thrse.fourths Of the stock holders. The princi-
pal place of business Of the Company sat the City
Of keokuk, Iowa. The principal business and OBJ
jcct OF the Company 10 ~ run and maintain line
Of steamers for the transportation Of passengers
and frcights upon the Mississippi River par
ticularly between kcokuk and Mon,rose and Bur
iington, lowa-extending above to Davenport and
Rock Island, and all intermediate porte, as may be
found expedient; with power to contract, connect
and consolidate with Railroads, or other steam
bouts or companies touching upon said river.
The private property Of the stock holders in this
Company is made exempt from individual liability
for all OF any Indebtedness or liability Of the
Company, except to the extent Of their unpaid
| stock respectively.
There has been three fourths Of the stock subscrib
ed opethird Of which has been paid III the balance
~ payable ~ may be required, upon the call Of
the Board Of Directors. The Company have pur-
chased and now own the steamer sKeokukn The
liabilities or debts Of the Company are limited to
one half the amount II the capital stock or to the
amount actually paid in on said stock.
| The organization dates from the LIST day Of Au-
gust, 1888, and is to contin ten years from that
cate, suhlec, to alteration or renewal by vote or
consent ef ,hree-fourihs Of the stock holders in
interest. cory of the articles of incorporation
! governing this Company is OF record in the Office
Il the Recorder Of Deeds at keokuk, in the Coan-
| y Of Lee, Iowa.
| The business Of the Company ia uader the ecner-
al control asd supervision Of President and Board
Of Eve lirectoIs. " he are elective annually BY a
vote Of the stockholders. The following persons
constitute the first Board Of Directors:
JOHN NAx NORWICH, D. r. BRIGuAM,
JONI TgkPLIs, SILAs IiwAIGnr
II. W. SAMPLE,
| kcokuk, Aug, 4, '5Sd4w President.
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\ CARD.
The sisters ~ thsl Visitation
DAY AND FREE sSCHOOI.-

Pursuance Of their srrand Of marcy In Kso-
kuk, the Sisters will take scholars this year q
hfty cents pof month asd ths shiIdrsn Il those
truly unable to pay even that sam thsy viii teach
gratis pro Dec.
Their day and free school soapsisss Spelling,
Heading, Writing, 0cogssphy, Grams mar, History,
Arithm stic, Mathematics, &c. Plain and Orne-
mental Work, etc = far the eapssity 81
the pspl will Allow for long experienced teachssa
are conducting the school.
Their academic course the ether side a ths
house. With the day and free school opens On The Lat
Of September.
TAsAeadsmis EQUINE eonpsises Rssaing .WritSax.
Grammar, Arithmetic, AigebEs, Beok-kespinS.
Prose and Pcetical Composition, Ancient and Nod.
err vaegssphy, Aacisut, MsAem, Sasred ana Pse-
fame History, Mythology, Natural HistoYy, Natu-
raj Philosophy, chemistsy. Astrpnomy, bossny.
use ef the Maps and 0lobss, khetsrie snd Ioais,--
Also the French language, Music on the Harp.
Piano, Guitar snd Flatina, Painting Ii water ~ .
ora, on velvet, MonocronAte and urecian Paint.
ngs, PiAis and Ornamsntal N sedls- Work, Rmbroi-
derry, Tapsstry, etc.
TRnM1.
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DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given, that on the
i 4th day Of September, next st the door Of the
Clerks ONCE, In the City u Keokuk, Iowa, shall
proceed to sell, for cash in hand, to the highest
bidder, the following property to-wit: Forty (40)
feet o. Of the front sna 4 Lot No. twelve TN, 10
Block No. twenty sine (1el, commencing at the
north corner Of Johnsoa and Third streets, thence
on Thirds. forty Toy feet, thence parallel with
Johnson-st. fifty f5o) feet, thcrcc to Johnson-st.
forty 40) feet, thence fifty 900 feet to the Place Of
beginning, in the City II keokuk, County Of Lee,
aud state Of Iowa,
The sale is made BY virtue If iced Of Trust
from WIN. II. Is. Lynch to me made to secure the
payment Of certain note for the sun OF thirty
three hundred and thirty three 1888 dollars, made
by d. Reddington to VIM. r. d. Lynch, and by him
specially endorsed, which note is due and unpaid,
and by the terms Of the Trust Deed am required
to sell the property.
Sale between the hours of 10 O'Clock .. m. and
O'Clock p. m. JESSE RUDDICk, JR.,
August s, 1S66-dtd Trustee.
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Trustce,s sale.

ITuBt06vo 0Ab0s
DUBLIC NOTICE Is hereby given, that the
1 4th day Of September next, at the door of the
Clerks Office, in the City Of keoknk, Iowa, l
shall proceed to sell, for cash in hand, to the high
est bidder, the following property, to-wit: Twenty
COY feet out Of lots Ave and six t5A6), in block
twenty four t24l in the City of keokuk, County
Of Lee and State Of Iowa, bounded MS follows:
commencing at point on Third-s,, being eighty
is0) feet from the corner Of Exchange and Third
streets, running thence on Third-st. twenty t20)
feet, thence parallel with Exchangc-st. eighty ts0)
feet, thence parallel with Thirarst twenty feet
thence eighty fS0) feet to the place of beginning.
The sale Is made by virtue Of Deed Of Trust
from b. Reddington and X. Reddington, his wife,
70 me made to secure the payment Of . certain
note, dated May s. 1857 AMI pay able ninety day.
after date to the order of VIM. Ruddick, for the
sum Of one thousand, one hundred and eleven
u,lll) dollars. the same bearing credit Of $500,
and signed by d. Reddington, which note Is due and
unpaid, and by the terms Of the Trust Deed am
required TO sell the property.
Sale between the hours Of l0o'clock n. IN. and 4
o clock p. m. WIN. +. b. LYNCH,
August B, lS5S~dtd Trustee.
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NOTICE 10 hereby given to the owners Of the
Lots described in the foregoing list, situsted in
the City OF kookuk, Lee unity and State Of Iowa,
that special tax has been assessed and levied on
said by thecity Council Of sAd city for Macsd-
aiming and carbng IN front Of said lots, dosg-
.. Lc taxes ic~"d and sisn Al costs bcfere he
3lst day Of August, A. d. 1855, the said lots, or
50 much thereof ssshali be necessary 10 discharge
said tax and costs, will be sold the day afore-
said, at The Mayor > Office in said city, between
the hours Of 9o'clock .. M. and 5 o'elock y. Ia.
c. g. STEVENS,
Collectorof the City Of keokuk.
Aug. Z, lSte-dtd
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ExTM NDUCEnEnTs
TO TRADE

Al thes'Nboobo 0tlpencos0
i AN now receiving my Spring ard summerst
! Of d. 8osds, Hats and bopnets Boots snd
Shoes, crocAery Ware, 70, direetfrom the EsstsYn
eities, which comprises extensivt variety In ali
thcss dcpastmepts My stock will compare favor
ably With any In tbs city In point II variety and
quality, and tits we'll known fact thattLs prices
are ali ytsAf.
OF Dress Goods, l have silks, Tissues, Hsrrsss
Lawns, Barge Delaines, rhaliies, feplirs, ysica
sian Piaids, Debaise, Argantinesg Lawn Robes
&C.
ofstsple Goods ,heayybrowpd 0 mest .bieache I'd
do, osnsburgs, drills, tickirgs prints, Ac'
ALSO, Linen Goods Of all Minds white and
crash and apertowcIng Irish linen. brow do
ALSO, summer shAwls, biaek silk Vesettes. ey,.
broideriss, lacss, pocket handk srchiefs hosisYy,
trimmings dents shirts ,eravats collar, and su,.
dsndsrs.
ALSO ,ap sssortment Of summer Cloth isw. snd
necessary articles too numerous 10 msntien.
AND Ia connection with the above, kecI an AZ
sorttneni Of Qaeensware ana Groceries, the latter
OF which still continue to sell at vholssal
prices Afrcsh lot Of choice Teas direct from the
Canton IeaCo., New York, which are warranted to
tunded
Think can now offer induce me NJ rnss 10 beer.
eoIled ~ any house in this city.
IL there 10 anyArticle you cannot ind any where
else, e.tesllatthe Ninble sixpsnce--anywhsrs
along Msin-stYeet.
p. S.-These are not OH soods-hAye OF Se<m -
Hand since the vesv one.
Nes. e7,7 ~ .nA 1919 m.!n.ss.
8. 3. BILLINGS.
Kaokuk Iowa Anv{lt9.dk~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-09-02
Keokuk, Iowa, August 3, Is5s-ag4a.d
Trustees sale.

DUBLlC NOTICE 10 hereby given, that on the
Sd dayof September next, ut tho door of the
Clerks Oihce in the City Of Keokuk, Iowa. shall
proceed to sell, for cash in hand to the highest
bidder, the following property to-wit: fifty 1901
feet Main street by sixty 1907 feet on First-st
being sixty t60) fest Cd the front end Of let No.
one y, 10 block No, thirteen uS), In tho City OF
keokuk, County Of Lee, State Of Iowa.
The sale 10 made by virtue Of Decd Of Trust
from Catharinc NJ. c. Harkins and II. Harkins to
made to secure the payment 81 certain pronnis-
sorry note made by II. Harkins to the order q
James y. Bruce, for the sum Of Ave thousand dol
lars t$5,000l, which note Is dated May 18th, 1887
and payable one year after date, md endorsed BY
James T. Bruce, and Is due and unpaid, and by the
terms Of the Trust Deed am required to sell the
property.
O'Clock p. IN. WIN. +. h. LYNCH.
August 4, '5S-dtd Trustee
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-09-02
REMOVAL.

a 49,
p L q N n e r x CO.,
Having M~voA 10 the New Z story
House, No. lQ2 Maln.ss.. Ger. An,
AREHOW PREPARED TO FURNISH,
PAINTERS AND BUILDERS
ALLOW PRICES FOR CASH,
With GLASS Of all sisss, from az o TO 4Oss 90 |;
SASH, tPrsmed and Chased ~ denrsdD
LINSEED OIL, (Raw or Boiled
LARD AND COTTON.SEED OIL,
For Lubricasing and Burning;)
PURE WHITE LEAD;
PURE WHITE ZINC;
SPIRITS TURPENTINE;
ALCOHOL;
warm HE'S AMI JAPAN.
We also manufacture whites Compound
Drior," which Is superior TO any other dref in the
market.
Red Ochi es, Chrome, Paris Green, Umbers, Siennas
Lsmpback, Vaudyke Brown, Red Lead, Lithar re
&C., &c. Alec, Paint Brushes, Glaaiers' Diamonds,
u laziers's Points, Gold Leaf, DO
We have large stock Of Hardware, which hav-
ing been received within the past twelve months,
is MI new and fresh, and wishing to close this
branch Of our business, willsel il at exceeding
ly low figures. The stock comprises good assort-
ment Of building materials adapted to the Western
market and Carpenters Tools.
Va We invite the attention Of Country Mcr-
chants to our stock, feeling assured that we can
sell them goods at as lox prices they find in
st. Louis or any other Western city.Es
We solicit the attention Of Merchants, Painters
| and Builders oour new place Of business,
No. 1903 Main street, nert to Wooster 4 Tempin's
Apr2sd PLUMMER co.