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AMERICAS WATER WHEEL co.,
ORDER Of NOTICE Of SETTLEMENT

STATE or VERMONT, CALEDONIA Dtsrufcr, IS.
apro9ae Court held at s. johnsoury la said district
on the lbth day Of June A. ID. lA5S
WHEREAS, Margaret A, Moore and James McLay. adj
w minlsraio'- the estate OF Moses Moore late Of
RycEhtc In said district deceased propose 20 render
account Of their administration and 70 present ther &C.
count against said estate for examination aud allowance
Tor the purpose OF making partition and distribution uf
the residue o said estate. under decree ut sid court
among the persona Whu by law entitled 20 the
u IA Ih@H@fAr- -----r=- fA++
under consideration ana be heard az tho Probate ONCE,
IN 81 Johnsbury ON tho 9th day Of July, A. ID. POS
Md u y mrther ordered that all pc.ous Interested be
nutnl hereof by publication OF copy ~ tho record Of
this order In the Calcdonian printed RtSt Johnshury,
three weeks successfully previous said time Of hearing
that they appear aud contest the allowance Of said
account, n they and also be heard by said
court Ia the matter OF partition and distribution Of said
estate.
ly the Court
Arrest ASA l. FRENCH. Judge ofProbate.
A true Copy OF Record.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATU.

The simple announcement Of Deaths aud Mar
rogcs will be inserted free Of charge but all obitu
airy notices viii be charged at advertising rates.
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PLANNING WORK

THE subscriber, occupying the Planning
4 Works Of the Caledonia Machine Shop Co +,
at the old stand near tho Depot would express his
thanks 10 his former customers for their liberal
patronage, hoping that by his increased facilities
for
Board 81 Cupboard Planning, Match
ing, Growing, Jointing, So,
And by close attention to tho accommodation Of
customers, TO merit and receive continuation of
the same And would also give notice that he
can furnish on the most liberal terms. Pine
Spruce, and Henllnck Boards and Plank logon,
CT with Pine aud Cedar shingles, Building ii :
bcr.&c Price OF work or lumber as low as can
be found in the county or State
DANIEL COLBY.
St Johnsbury, May 1, 1868. SIR
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Threshing Machines.

L AM nov manufacturing, fat the Shop for
Il merry occupied BY Rahdallh Whipple,i one
aud Two liprsr Power, Grain thfpalluW and cleaH-
log machines, from The moot HppT1fd fHffnfTs.
Which TO- Continuation, IHfahiift dhR Efrlr
N0H and Freedaaf from fricffaH rAANuT BI lE-
CEfLFp. s4As,se NFiO intend 90 purchase tLi| .rur
snn, vil fHd 10 mr. their Interest o. order s.oh.
Address, LEMON gibson,
b-lOl ~. IuhnshuF, "
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Better than a Fig of Tobacco

4 Crazy mun gave az reason why he carried
~ "A hg Of tublccoIn his hat, that IL answered
thrcc IMrposCs Lat iLtclcazcll lall4 H.
" Ut travelling 10 wake up ministers 10 a sense 81
thv!r duty, %, u settled the question whether
Saturday or Sunttuy ts the true Sabbath and 3D.,
10 kept him from becoming crazy
Now, though the Triohosthcuc will not produce
the above results, yet, Whom timely aud thorough.
~ used, Il iciN produce effects almost as wonder.
ful as the dcMdcd mans tobacco.
II viii prcvCpt badness and numbers can tes-
uh they have twice a. much hair on their head a.
trrv hrt hrf'rr ueiug the article OuCfady. amer
using bottle or two. said IL was humbug because
II did not produce more rapid effects, hut haslnp
now twice the quantity Of hair GA her head. aud
81 = yi,l ~ color, she nov 4. eaihest in it-
praise as she Was before in It's condemnation We
-Hy 60 the public buy 1t and you viii be satisfied.
II. =. H0TT.
81. Johnsbury, June ., 1853. SSd
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Estray.

CAME into the enclosure OF the subscriber
~ the Both Of May, four ycarngs three steers
and one heifcr. The steers were Of dark red
color.-thc hcifer Of pale red The owner Is
20 take them away.
ARsn CHTcKTHTCy1-
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Wanted Immediately.

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month. Here ~ tarr chance fnr Nouug men To
make large salary without investing a capital an
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n n CARTER A co. Boston, Mass.
Tho above u No thre" cent cntch-pcuuy. humhug
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Coughs, Hoarseness


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Afhdal lrga Hands aud Arms ne Instruments are -
commended nf he nfHt fhia Hud
Europe sui pronounced superior hat
been inFrnted Sold ~ au principal druagitis
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Wolfo's Celebrated sohiedam Aromatic
CHNAPPs.
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nf 80 hcusdAm, Holland expressly msdisuai w. hf
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ORDhh q N0IICEot SETxLEAihN1,

NNUHFW IATIIANS ESrATE
STATE or isflMONr Caledonia District as
At Probate Court held NJ ST Johnshury IN said District
on the luth DAY OF June, A. ~. 1893
WHkREAS George W. Cahoon, Administrator on
" the rstAt" NJ Andrew Latham, late VI Lyndon, In
said dsrct deceased proposes To render account II
her administration and 20 present her account against said
esas for examination and allowance or the purpose Of
making partition aud distribution Of the rcsiduc said
tate under decree OF said Court among tho persons who
are by law entitled to She It's therefore ordered BY
said Court that the consideration aud he
heard ~ the Probate Occ 81 Johusbury, the Oh
day Of July A. D. 1888 Aud Il Il furthcr ordered that
an persons Interested be notified hereof by publication OF
copy NJ tlt~ order IA the CNlcdonlnu
prutnd ST. J1huabury three oeks Gccrysyely prcy-
- said time " bearing. that they appcM aud
cuutcst the allowance ~ account N they chuAc
and also be heard 10y said Court 70 the mates Of partition
aud diaifihutiun Of said estate By the COURT.
Attest, ASA J. FRENCH, Judge Of Probate.
4 true Copy of Record.
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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-06-26

AN EDITOR MURDERED. The officers of
the steamer Minnehaha, from St. Joseph,
last evening, bring intelligence that Mr.
Stofer, editor Of the Lexington Eapositor,
had been killed on board the steamer A. B.
Chambers, by man named Clark, supposed
to be professional gambler.
The pa ticulars, SO far as could be learned
at Hills Landing, when the Minnehaha pass
ed down, are these 1t seems that Mr.. Sto-
fer and Clark had been playing cards on
board the boat, and Stoter had won por-
ton of Clark's money after which, lie
(Stofer) declined playing more. Clark was
anxious to get his money back, and told
Stofer SO, using threatening language to-
wards his adversary at the table. To avoid
a quarrel, Stofer left the table and went out
upon the guard of the boat, near the barber
shop. Clark followed, and asked Stoter
again if he was going to continue the game,
telling him that if he did not, he would kill
MIN then and there. Stofer replied that he
would play no more; whereupon Clark pre-
sented pistol to his adversary's head, and
fired. The shot took effect in Etoters TEN.
pie, and he expired instantly.
Clark was caught and secured with ropes
on board the boat, to be delivered over to
the authorities at Lexington. The body of
Mr.. Stofer will also be taken to that place.
st. Louis Republican 22d.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-06-26
Vote for the Banking Laws.

Next Monday is the day set for the people
of Iowa to decide at the ballot-box whether
they will tolerate the issue of paper money in
this State. 1t is too late now to discuss the
Question, even if discussion was necessary.
From all appearances, til, re is an overwhelm-
ing majority in favor of banks. The advo-
Gates and friends Of the measure are not
confined t, either party, though the Repub
lican party was instrumental in bringing the
question before the people, and will almost
unanimously vote in the affirmative. If
there is any formidable opposition to banks,
it is kept rem arkably quiet-possibly with a
view to defeat the prop, sition by default.
We fear there will be but a meagre vote cast.
The friends of sound paper currency will
probably excuse themselves from attending
the polls by presnming tia. the measure will
carry anyhow. But tho probability that
those opposed will all turn out-and also
that the friends of the State Banking system
may vote against Free Banks, and oice versa,
thus with the aid of anti Bank men defeating
bolh-should call out every vote. Let us
have a full and fair expression of the people
On this important question. As we lave
said heretofore, we shall rejoice to see both
Banking systems adopted, as they will not
conflict with each other in operation, and
will Insure us reliable STATE currency. The
law or laws, if adopted, will have effect inn
medately fter the result is officially known,
by proclamation of the Governor.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-06-26

INDIAN DEPREDATIoNs IN DAKorA-We
learn from the st. Paul Winnesotian of the
2lst, that party of Yancton Indians re-
Gently destroyed the town of Medary, in Da-
kota Territory. After plunderine the prop
erty Of the citizens they set fire to and burn
ed every house in town-some nine in num-
ber-and all the claim cabins in the circuit
of miles. A large field of potatoes which
had just been planted was pulled up by the
squaws. A large number {, f horses belong
ing to the settlers was appropriated by the
Indians. At the time OF this occurrence a
large portion Of the people of Medary were
absent. The people in aud about Medary
have fled t. the Cottonwood river, where
they have determined to make q stand
against the Indians. They have sent to ST.
Paul for troops to defend the frontier.
Hon. William Montgomery, Member
of Congress from the Goth District in Penn
sylvaEa, has been re-nomnated, after a
desperate contest, in spite of his early,
steadfast and effective opposition to the
Lecompton fraud. The Administration did
its best to defeat him, and came near doing
1t, but the choice was made by direct vote
of the People in their several townships, who
have given Mr.. Montgomery fifteen hundred
majority over his competitor, Mr. Lozear.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-06-26
WIT AND HUMOR.

c. A Dutchman being Ca led upon for a
toast, said, 'Here ish to the heroes who fit,
pleed, and tied at the battle of Punker Hill
of whom am one" Drank standing.
e. "You can DO anything, if you only
have patience" said an old uncle, who had
made fortune, to a nephew, who had near
ly spent one. 'Water may be carried in a
seive, if you will only walt" GLOW long?'
asked the petulent spendthritt. Till it
freezes!" was the unce's cool reply.
Hg" Who was tile first man to carry a
walking stick2''
"Adam, for he had cane
Who was the most industrious ma1?"
Job"
s'Who was the most unfortunate specula-
tor?''
'Jonah, for he got sucked in.'
"Who was the first singer?'
"Solo-mon.'
'Why was Isaac, in his fathers hand, like
piece of auction good>H'
g Because he was offered at sacrifce.''
"Who was the first ganester?'
PHARAOH" (Faro
"Who was the first to Wear stockings?"
"HOsc-ao
C Lady reads Legislative proceedings
''On motion of Mr. Smith, the ladies were
admitted to seats on the floor Of the house,
Indignant lady nearer "A seat on the floor
indeed. The brutes! | should think the
State had better buy chairs, instead of treat
ing the legislature to wine partie, at BLACK
wells Island. 1 wouldn't sit on the floor to
obige the Legislature, nor the Governor
himself, know 20
i~.j- When man comes home and tries
to bolt the door with sweet potatoe, pokes
the fire with the spout Of a coffee pot, at
tempts to wind up the clock with his boot
jack, tries to cut kindling for his morning.
fire with an ivo~y paper knife, takes cold
boiled potato in his hand to light him TO bed.
and prefers to sleep in his hat and boots,
you may reasonably infer that he has been
making the acquaintance Of some very friend
ly people.
nsa- 1t seems that Mr.. Jones loaned Mr..
Smith horse, which died while in his
TSmith'>1 possession. Mr.. Jones brought
suit to recover the value of the horse, at
tribu.ing his death to bad treatment. Du-
ring the course Of the trial, a witness was
called to the stand to testify how Mr.. Smith
treated horses.
Lawyer with bland confidence invoking
smile swell, sir, how does Mr.. Smith
generally ride horse?"
Witness with merry twinkle in his eye,
otherwise imperturable] "a stradde be-
lieve, STRIP
Lawyer with scarcely perceptible flush
of vexation upon his cheek, but still speak
ing in his smoothest tones but, sir, what
gait does he ride7"
Witness--"He never rides any gate, sir
His boy rides all the gates"
Lawyer This bland smile gone, and his
voice slightly husky |--"But how does he
ride when in company"
Witness--"Keeps up, if his horse is able,
if not, he goes behind"
Lawyer [triumphantly, and in perfect
fury --"How does he ride when he is alone,
sir?'
Witness--s'Don't know--never was with
him when he was alone"
Lawy have done with you, SIR"
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-06-26

ASTONISHING ENERGY.-It is estimated that
the Mormon war, suppos ng the latest news
from Salt Like to be corr ect, and that it
should g. no farther, will cost some twelve
millions of dollars, and would in all proba.
biIity have cost some three or four times that
sum had not Col Kane volunteered to nego-
tate peace. Now it is fair to assume that
these twelve millions could lave been saved
to the country if the Administrations had
possessed the sense to send Commissioner
20 Utah, instead of organizing an army for
is invasion. Yet the Union has the etfron-
terry to declare that the peaceful termination
Of the Mormon war is s'due entirely to the
energy Of the President and his Cabinet"
1t is lucky tor them to have special organ
to trumpet their praise.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-06-26

PENNSYLVANIA PyLITIo A correspon-
dent OF the New York Tribune, at Harris
burg, writes that paper long and careful
analysis of Pennsylvania politics. He re-
CARDS the election of the Arti-Lecompton
ticket sure by 10000 to 10000. lie sums
up the chances in tie Congressional District
as follows:
1t is possible that the Lecomptonites NAV
carry bnt too OF the twenty We districts
the XIIIth and XVIth; bnt at the most they
cannot carry over four You may conf
IDENTIFY set Pennsy wanna down as good Tor
Twenty-one Anti-Lecompton men in the
next Congress, as many in favor of protec
ton to our languishing industry.
Our next Legislature will be Republican
largely, though the Senate will remain Dem
ocratic, in consequence of SO many Dsmo-
Gratis holding over.
The writer thinks that even Jehu CLANCY
Jones, the great Doughface, who "diced
with the President" will be run out in
Berks. We wish our faith was strong enough
to believe it.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-06-26

TIE TRIAL OF GEN. LANE.-The trial of
Gen. j. H. Lane for the murder of Mr.. GauS
jenkins, formerly Of Illinois,) commenced
at Lawrence, on Monday, l4th inst. The
Whole of the second day was taken up in the
exa'nina.ion ofihe principal witness, and the
evidence goes seriously against Lane.
The main points elected are: 1st. That
Jenkins went into Lanes enclosure anarmed.
.-@t. That no went, not towards the house.
.etn.t in another direction towards the we'll
s 3D. That Jenkins had been accustomed pre-
! viously to use the well, though for few days
he had been getting water at spring near
The water in the spring having become
IN, he returned to tteewell, and had used it
q day or two before the fatal occurrence.
That the gate which Lane had nailed up
4 - prevent Jenkins access to the well was
Sin BY jenkins for the purpose of reaching
u wall. 5th. That no weapons were dis
nlaSed ~ the Jenkins party until after Lane
1 bsd md killed his victim.
Z l3aopy, however, comes from one
q "a accompanied Jenkins, and
! been threatened by Lane.
l6f defense admitthe killing,
sSsis 0n ~ that it was done
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-06-26

On Monday next, the 2Sth inst, the people
of Iowa will vote on the proposition submit
ted to them by the Legislature: For tile
General Baking Lar, or, AgainstMe Gen.
erdl Banking Law j; also, For the State
Bank Of Io,oa, or, against the State Bank
of I0ra. c have heretofore explained that
the former enactment is similar to the Free
Banking Law Of this State, and that the lat
ter is like the act creating the State Bank Of
Ohio. The adoption of the one implies
nothing against the other, and we judge
both will be ratified without much opposi-
ton. The interest which Chicago takes in the
matter and the questions which her business
men ask are just these Will Iowa pay her
liabilities in a sound, secured, convertible
currency, or will she remain a prey to the
omnivorous pests of her Nebraska eighbors?
Will she establish credit by the means of
a financial system like those which constitute
the basis of commercial transactions else
where, or will she refuse to have any credit
at all? We hope to hear these questions
intelligently answered - Chicago Tribune.