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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-10-20
vERMONT MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY.
Notice of Assessment for 1863.

The members of the Vermont Mutual Fire Insurance
Company are hereby notified that the following
ments have been made by the Directors on all Notes III
lorce on the following days 10 Wit:
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-10-20

on constitutional incapacity to use the
chop-sticks, and was sitting with grim
politeness through dinner No. 2, when
there came an angel in disguise to nv re-
lief. The urbane chief of police of the
city appeared and touched my shoulder: ::
q" There is a gentleman at the door who
wishes to see you, and would have YOU
bring your hat and coat" There were
visions of violated city ordinances and
I" assisting" at the police court next
morning. thought, too. what polite
way this man has of arresting stranger
TO the city But, bowling my excuses TO
my pig-tail neighbor, l went joyfully to the
unknown tribunal. A friend, leading
banker who had sat opposite to me during
the evening, and had been called out few
moments before, welcomed me at the street
door with,-"B@, knew You were
suffering, and were hungry,-let us 90 and
get something TO eat-a good sqaare
meal.' So we crossed 70 an American
restaurant: the lost appetite came hack
and mutton chops, squads, fried potatoes
and 4 bottle of champagne soon restored
me. NV friend insisted that the second
course of the Chinese dinner was only the
first warmed over. and that that was the
object of the recess. However that might
be-this is how | went to the grand Chi
ne>e dinner, and went ont when it was
two-thirds over, and ''got something 10
eat "-.Sdmuel BowIes.
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strike him again. when something that !
saw in his face, in his look, arrested my
arm, and asked him if he was hurt.
. am afraid that am. pa" he mildly
answered, clinging TO my arm for support.
"Wheref p l asked in great alarm, for
Notwithstanding my brutality, l fairly
idolized the boy.
Herr he replied, laying his hand
upon his hip.
In silence L took him in nv arms and
carried him TO his bed, from which he
never arose the same bright, active. glo-
rious boy that [ had SO cruelty struck
down on that pile OF stones. But after many
months be came forth, pale. saddened
little fellow, hobbling on a erutch,-'
Here Mr. Hanford broke down and
wept like 4 child, and the tears also roll
ed down Doring's checks. When he re-
sumed, Mr.. IlanforI said:
This Is humiliating narrative. neigh
bor Doring. and would not have related
If TO You had | not supposed that you
needed the lesson which it contains. Its
impossible for me 10 give YOU an adequate
notion of the suffering that | have under
gone on account of my brutal rslshneS> 10
my boy. But fortunately it has been
overTuled to nv good. and TO that of my
family also. The remedy. though terri
bic, was complete. and no other child of
mine has ever been punished by me except
when was in full possession and exercise
of my best faculties. and when nv sense
OF duty has been cllaStened and ,oi1ened
10y reason and affection
| devoted myself 10 poor Charley from
the time he lett hi> bed. and We came to
understand one another as | think few
fathers and sons ever do. The poor boy
never blamed me for blighting 50 much
happiness for him. and sometimes tried
20 think that his life has been made hap
pier on the whole than ii would have been
had | not been taught my duty through
his sacrifice Still, neighbor Dorin@.
should be sorry 10 have you and Your son
William pass through a similar ordeal
/" / trust we shall not cmphatic;llly
and gravely responded Doring: - thank
YOU for Your story. friend Hartord. and |
shall Try and profit 10y it
And he did profit 10y il, and We hope
that every parent who Is capable of sirik-
inc his child in anger or petulancc, that
reals this sketch from life, viii profit 10y
it
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-10-20
The Chinese In California.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug Is, 1865.
| have been waiting, before writing of
the Chinese in these Pacific states, till my
experience of them had eliminated in the
long promised grand dinner with their lea
ders and aristocrats. This came last night,
and while | am full of the Sutject-shark' ;
fins and bird-nest soup digest slowly-let
me write Of this unique and important ell
cment IN the population and civilization of
this region. There are no fewer than SIX
ty to eighty thousand Cinnamon here
They are scattered all over the states and
territories of the coast, and number from
one-eighth to one-siNth OF the entire popu-
lation. We begin to see them at Austin,
in Nevada. and have found them every
where since, in country and city, in the
woods, among the mines north in the
British dominionS, Oh the coast, in the
neutrality-suspicious. that work is to
be done, and money gained by patient,
ploddng industry. They have been COM
inc over from home since 1852, when was
the largest emigration, (2O,0OO). A hund-
red thousand in all have come, but 10000
to 10000 have gone back. None come
really to stay: they do not identity them
selves with the country but to get work.
to make money, and 90 back. They nev-
er, or very rarely, bring their wives The
Chinese women here are prostitutes, i'm
ported As such by those who make busi-
ness Of sati-tyin" the lust of men. Nor
are their customers altogether Chinese ;
base white men patronize their wares as
well. Some of these women are taken as
"secondary' wives by the Chinese resi-
dents, and sort OF family life establish.
ed but as general rule there are nc
families among them, and few children
The occupation Of these people are va,
rious. There is hardly anything that they
cannot turn their hands to-thc work OF
women as well aS men, They do the
washing and ironing for the whole popu.
lation; and sprinkle the clothes, as they
IRON them, by squirting water over then
in fine spray from their mouths. Eve
rywhere, in village and town, YOU see rude
signs, informing you that See Hop or Al
Thing or sam Sing or Wee Lung or Gun
Sing wash and iron. How Tie Is a doc
tor, and Hop Chang and CHI Lung kee,
stores. They are good house servants
cooks. table-waiter>, and nurSes-bettcr
on the whole. than the Irish girls, and a
cheap-Slj to S25 month and board
One clement of their usefulness as cooks j.
their genius for imitation; show them ono,
how to do thing, and their education /
pertected-no repetition Of the lesson i
needed. But they seem to be more in us
as house servants in the country than tn
city; they Go not share the passion of tn
Irish girls for herding together, and seen
to be content to be alone in a house, in
neighborhood, Or town.
Many are vegetable gardeners, too. Ii
this even climate and with this productive
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-10-20
The SnO3U.

Since the publication of THE Bridge of Sghs" by
Hood We have nothing equal TO the following poem
II point of smooth vcrsiiicatiOn, flowing tytlm and
ouching pstho- The plaltive wall of a womans los
lonOr will bring tears TO every sensitive breast The
hor and subject Of the piece was an actress of repu
alton, o formerly lived i'll St Louis in great style anC
gnificence She connected by marriage with somt
people of the country. and to those who knew
Ter the poem ill e dOuby attracve-a woman of rrea
genius and surparsing beauty, fallen from her proud c
ate, paints her soul and lets the world see the r
written upon in such terrible Echa,.1e
Oh the ,now, the beautiful snow
Filling the .ky and earth below;
Over the house;ops, over the street,
Over the heads OF the people you meet
Dancing,
Flirting
Skimming along.
Beautiful snow it can do wrong,
Flying TO kiss fair ladys cheek
Clingng to lips in frocsome freak
Beautiful from the heaven above.
Pure angel, gentle a. love
Oh the SNOW, the beautiful snow,
How the flakes gsther ana laugh a. they go
Willing about in the maddening fun.
1t plays in ts glee with every one.
Cha-ns,
Laughing
Hurying by
1t lights the face and it spukes the eye,
And the dogs, with bark and a bound
Snap at the crystals that eddy ground
The town il alive and it heart in glow,
To welcome the coming of beautiful Snow
How wild the crowd goes swaying along,
Hsiling each other with humor and song
How the gay sledges like meteor4 flash hv
Brisht FOR the moment, then loss to the eye
Ringing,
Swinging,
Dashng they go,
Over the crust of the beautiful SNOW:
Snow pure when it fall from the sky
To be ranpled III mud by the crowds rushing by.
10 be tramplcd and tracked 10y the thousands OF
feet
Till it blend. with the filth in the horrible street
once was pure AZ the snOw--but fell
Fell like the flakes from heaven TO hell:
Fell to BE- trampled Il. filth of the street;
Fell to be scoffed, 70 be spit on and beat;
Pleading.
Curling,
Dreadng to die,
Selling my soul to whoever would buy.
Dealing i'll shame for a Morsel OF bread,
Hating the living and fearing the dead
Merctul God have fallen so low?
And yet was like the beautiful snow
Once fair a5 The beautiful snow.
With an eye Ike its crystal, heart like It's glow
Once wa. loved for my innocent grace
Flattered and sought for the charms of my face
Father,
Mother,
Sisters. all.
God and myself, have lost by my fall:
The veriest wretch that goes sivering by,
Will make wide sweep, lest l wander nigh;
For all that il on above me know,
There IL norhing hat't pure the beautiful snow.
How strange it should be that this beautiful SHOW
Should fall on sinner with nowhere 10 20
How strange il should be- VIXEN the nigh. comes
again,
If the snow and The ice struck my desperate BRAIN
Painting,
Freezing,
Dying alone
Too wicked for prayer, 100 weak for moan,
To BE- heard in the streets of thc crazy town.
Gone mad in the JOY of the SNOW coming down,
To be, and so die in nv terrible woe,
With bed and shroud Of the beautiful SNOW.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-10-20

Too wicked for prayer 700 weak for a moan,
To BE- heard in the streets of thc crazy town.
Gone mad in the joy of the snow coming down,
To be- and so die in nv terrible woe,
With bed and . shrouJ of the beautiful snow
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-10-20
Montpelier, Sept. |, 1865,

! OST, on Friday, Sept. %, near Concord
II Corner, RUBBER BLANKET, marked
FRANK c. GRANT, Battery A, lst Vt. Art, I'd
Brigade, I'd Division, 9th Army Corps" Who
ever will return said blanket to the subscriber,
to either post Office i'll Concord, will be suitably
rewarded. FRANK G.. GRANT.
I-l3~ Concord, Vt.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-10-20

Making II per cent for the year
ending Aug. 1856. SAID per centage to he cast upon the
original Ol the premium nJte without reference
10 anv ndor>ement and TO be paid 10 the Treasurer at
nj office Montpelier, before the 18th DAY OF Oct.
1865.
Members Of the Company will find in the hands Of the
Representatives elect TO the Legislature, Local Agents
pi the Company schedule showing the amount OF
assessment due from each respectively; they par
cu rl2 desired 10 that the money for their
Is forwarded 10 the Office in October. The
L4rtts must be paid when due Those VINO tail thus To
y not expect TO be paid II their property is de-
srOyed by hrc little attention TO this on tue part OF
the members OF the Company, at the proper time, Will
them expense and trouble. (See Sec. s. Act OF In
corporation, Oh Your policy which will be eniOrcedD.
J. 7. TuURSTON, Treasurer.
Nlrtoclier Scnt I 1863 e
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TIL r CALEDONIAN.
ST rOHNSBlRY, VT.
G. VI. -TDNE IL 60. Publishers


It. - .Oht copy II ahnum ................S25t 81 81
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TERMS Of ADVERTISING For one square tl2 lines
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dat r, uh.ch ~ hIs lIsi When lsdgntslt is mate
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- MT -.l< cOrTc:y the frst paper from.
tame - payment utsh to he no'fcd Immediately,
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their papg changed unr. they give the post office TO
which il has been sent well the one 10 which they
lllsh il sent
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VI. :. RJRR 4 CO..

Wholesale and retail dealers in
PROPRIETARY MEDICINES. DRUGS, HAIR PREP
ARAuONs. TOILET ARTICLES PERrCNERY, &C,
% fremont Street next door to the uSeum Entrance.
NJ. :. RURR,
Epw d p. KEYES, BOSION.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-10-20
WILLIAM W. CIRCUIT,
R\RTLETT IL BELDEN,
GEO. G.. S GEO. W. CAHOON,

CorSsEILoRS AT LAW, SOLICITORS IN CHANCERY,
Procure Pensions BouutieS and Back Pay due deceased
Soldiers.
IyNDON VERMONT.
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R.RNEY. SPENCER Il WEST.

Successors to Geo A. Simmons, wholesale dealers In
KEROSENE SPERM, LARD AND WHALE OILS
SPERM CANDLES,
2Oi State, and u Commerce street Boston.
l.. {. BARNEY, II. 7. SPENCER, W. C. WEST
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aNistfllaneaus Cards.

ID. MORSE, Licensed AuctiOneer,
ISLAND POND VT tny66
Il. Il. LAIRD,
MANUFACTURER OF GRANITE MONUMENTS,
and all kinds OF granite Work,
w. DANVlLLE, VT.
s1- Lettering done granite equally we'll as on
tNUv65 marble.
HIRAM 4. CUTTING,
GOVERNMENT CLAIM AND INSURANCE AGENT,
Lunenburc. Vermont
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-30
pRocLAMATIoN IN ADMIRALTY.
Q. 8 ov AMERICA. DISTRICT or Iowa

Y. y on AMERICA. DISTRICT oP Iowa, !
Us. MtRsHaLs oFrloE, KEoKuE Iowa. Oct. %, 1868.
HEREBY give notice that by virtue of a
warrant OF srrest and monitinn issued Of the Of
Sce OF the Clerk of the United States District Court in
and FIR the District of Iowa. and to directed in the
following towit: W. II. Appleg ate, mariner Ii
bsllsnt against t1e barge Richard" in cause civil
aud ms-it,me, for demand of contract of wages an
material furnished. nine hundred and eighteen AMI
Is leo dollars, did on the 22i dsy OF october 1855
at the port OF keosuk In said 3,trct of Iowa
and take In possession for SAT custody and do now
de lin the sad bsrg- Richard: and hereby also Civ
pnbc n,ice ID II the time assigned for the return
said warrant IL IN the It'll day November A. d. 1864
and hereby admonish and summons ali persons claim
ing auv Interest ia the said barge Rchard knowing
or having anything TO say why should not be
con faed sud sold 10 answer the demand said libel
aut that they be and appear before the said District
COURT for the District of Iowa at return term 10 he
% un and holden at said District Court ROOM on the
IN dsF OF November Aforesaid at Keokuk Iowa in said
District. said last ID day &hen AMI where said
cause will be heard then and there to interpose their
CLAIMS and answer said libel and make their allegation
In that behalf. PETER MELNNDY II : n
oc-f-i lprs fee.SlOI BY II. FULTON, Deputy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-30

DTcK DAvEASr believes in putting things
exactly as they are according to Lindey MUIR
ray, and keeping them so at somebody's ex-
pense.
Dick has mill down there on the upper
Brandywine. makes the best cornmeal in
market, and has the widest range of custom
of any miller in Four Delaware Hundreds.
The other morning Sam Slather slambanged
into Dicks mill after hundred of meal, and
pu. it to Dick tais way:
'Mornin'. Dick, what's meal p
"Meal, usual, Sam
"Sho ! mean how is it %
"Pretty well. thank you. Always is -
'"Blast it man, what do you charge for it -
"Don't charge it at all Sam. Have to sell
il for cash these war times
ooh, thunder. how does it go?''
SIN bags, barrels, pillow cases, sometimes
in tin cans"
"Confound it all how can you afford it 81
81 can't in reality. But have to sell it as
low as they do down to the..village.
"Lightnin' can't you understand English?"
''Not in your way of speaking it.
"Weli I'll be cussedl here's FIVE dollar
bill VIII that buy hundred n
Gosh, | can't make the man understand
me. Mr.. Davenant, | want to buy hundred
weight Of meal; how much will it beg
ut will be a hundred weight
"Look here, Dick. Take this FIVE dollar
bill and give me some meal for it."
Certainly. Mr.. Slathers here's dollar
change, and now I'll weigh you out hundred
pounds of NEAL
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-30

A0Won't Use any Other.-The last and best
The right article finally Everybody likes It, Is purely
vegetable Contains sugar of lead Is the best Hair
Dressing In the world Will grey and faded hair
to its original color in four weeks-every time-@sure
pop" Inquire for webster's Vegetable Hair Invgors
tor and don't take any other 1t cures all humors Of
the scalp in week Forssle at wholesale and retail
by D. A. KERR, Third and Main streets, Keokuf
iowa. Burnhams & Van Setback, Wholesale Druggsts,
10 Lake st Chicago, agents for the Northwest.i
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-30

THE Augusta Georgia. Coastitutionalist
thus displays the cloven foot of reconstruc-
tom
&c Humanity revolts at the thought of leav-
ing these poor [black creatures to their own
feeble devices, and it is suggestion perhaps
not unworthy the attention of those having
them in charge, whether it would not be bet
ter to let the question Of scages drop for the
moment, and put them out in good homes to
work for shelter and maintenance alone until
more settled days. Many would be glad to
idea of binding themselves to pay money for
services that cannot be depended on
With cotton at present prices, every able
bodied man can earn at least fifty dollars per
month with plow and hoe. Yet the whole
aim Of southern politics and policy seems to
be while claiming that "the niggers won't
work. to contrive some scheme whereby
they may be compelled to work for nothing
~ T. Tribune
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TO THE CREDITORS
OF THE
CITY OF KEoKUKl

4 LII Creditors of the city Of Keokuk hold
ing Bonds OF said city, and residing In the West are
invited to call address herein stated In order to
avail themseves Of Offer made for limited period 70
soopromise and settle said indsbtedness-thk Aeine
nnai EFFORT msds for ths object Rarly sppaicaton ID
advised. knstesw Creditors WIN please comMunica4e With
the euhscfbeF who 10 authorized to aks Tie Of
settlement proposed
H. r. Love- President OF the 1st National Bank Of Ke
ckuk, 10 authorized to act for ne In the West
]. y. FRANKLIN.
Special Agent for the City OF Keokuk.
o1lcs H. Broddscay, ". r dtf
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PROCLAMATION IN ADMIRALTY.
U. q. OF AMERICA, DISTRICT OF Iowa.
Hal OEIICR. klNKUK Inwa Oct 9.s ses

U. b. OF AhERIcs, DrsrRIof OF Iowa
U. S. MAssHALs 0FrIcR, KroKuK Iowa Oct "a ,e5
HEREBY give notice that by virtue of a
warrant OF arrest and monton i.sued Of the Of
nee OF the Clerk Of the United States District Court In
and for the District Of Iowa. to me directed IN
following cause to-wit: A. Hine and libeant aeuinst
the steam boat Dictator her engines machinery far
niturs tackle and apparel In civil and maritime
for demand Of contract for $50 6ol00 dolars ana
on tho Dh day OF October A. d. 1885, at the port q
Lee county, Iowa. il said District of Iowa ar
rest ana take In my possession for safe custody and
DO nov defan tAe said steamboat Dictator With her
engines machinery tackle and epparei And
hereby also give public notice that the time sssisnad
Tor tho return Of said warrant 10 the 7th da1 Of
November, 1855, and hereby admonish and snn..cws
al person. claiming any interest in the said stsabost
Dictator, and sid engines, machinefy. furnitrre
tackle and apparel or knowing or hayiar snyeh.s -
say why the same should not Be condemned and ~ "a
answer tbs demand Of said lbeisut that thew - ~
pear bsss ne sad District Court for tie District q
lovs, Ct return term to Be begun and holden q ala
District Court room, the It'll day OF November sfr
49, q Ksokuk, eeeosntys Iowa. q skd Duserict
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-30

The Original and Beat in the World The only true
and perfect Hair Dye. Harmless, Reliable and Instan-
taneous. Produces Immediately q splendid Black or
natural Brown without injurng hair skim Rem
edss the i'll effects Of dyes. Sold by all Druggsts
The genuine is signed William A. Bachelor. Also,
REGENERATING EXTRACT OF MILLEFLRuRs,
for Restoring and Besutifying the Hair.
aug21-dAwly CHARLES BACHELOR, N. 7.