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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-11-01
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REiEPSToND
MITcHttIIS NEW dse0ssaPHIES.

The Board of Education Of the State of Vermont At
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thee look. They hsvC now re .dy EEHnNr FpI-
HON Of the New Intermediate specially ada. I'D 20 e
S.i .. and containing in addition II ali The Ter Of
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special Geography Of the State
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beet schools in ali the States in the l. inn lc h.c
on app ston 20 the fGb-hi. Or they may - ord, -
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and seminar s.
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r,irt' L0cGts.

Nj, Horace Brown of Passumpsic, has
,c.,ly .old two heifcrs, eighteen months
=, .orouch-bred AlderneFs. for the
..,,{ sim Of Two hundred dollars. -
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-11-01

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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-11-01

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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-11-01

uos.rs. Burroughs and Russell haye
..la,ani~ am TO sullivan Ranney Of Kir-
e,.@-52f: They sell tllcir sr5ck and
IRE l.ry gtn, see advertising. columns
.,-.ruauJer Of auction sales weekly.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-11-01
l..iETENDE,, COUNTY.

Wpjaot,. il. OF burlington was
Is ,a-i Al Htilon, Tues,iay eve
a.Ht from moving train.
i.--.sla lectures in Burlington.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-11-01

PALESTINE COIN At7DETE. 10. :.
MASONIC HiLl-UNIuN BLOCK.
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j. J.. IElhiN.. 90. ,.a.!1.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-11-01

ii. :. Lewis. Jr.. sccretarie. Of the
WINDnAM COUNTY.
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toascrsIons Of Governments Secur::it>

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ACROSS THE SIERRA NeyaDss
..eas.uYf 90 b1Hb 5lhfG
CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD.
- The WESTERN HALF OF THE
Great National Trunk Line Across the
Continet,

Being constructed with the AID AND STEVENSON
OF THE UNIFIED STATES GOVERNMENT, l.
destined 70 be one Ct she MOST TEgoETANr LIkEs CT
oeSsrSIoArioS II zHE voRLp, il i ;be solc liz
between the raSacC ST snd the Great Interior BASIN
over which TIE iuncrse U7erlsnd travel uGs. p.ss,
,,z fha
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-11-23
Budget of :tnm.

- ~
Cleaning has been decided to be unlawful in
England. May that be called Ruthless deci-
sion!
Here is force of habit. A young man working
himself into pair of fashionable breeches.
Can punching" whisky be said to be punish.
ing it
Work and wages" The boss carpenters have
been discussing the question of the payin's of
labor, as against the other question Of the tax
on livers.
Anneke Jams estate is still unadministered
If all the heirs of this windfall were brought
together there would be bunch Of them large
enough TO make waterfall.
The latest item from the Home Journal. for
the benefit of the American ladies, is that false
calves may be secured with "shin plasters"
A French wit says that the gibbet is a species
of fattery to the human race. Three or four
persons are hung, from time to time, for the
sake OF making the rest believe that they are
virtuous
Mr.. Wilkie Collins wrote after Dark. Won.
der if it tried his eyes.
An appropriate book for hotel tables: A come.
| an'-tarry.
A young lady recently asked at one Of our
book stores for Ertra Homo. The youngest part
ner Immediately responded
An old maid is like an old boot-of no use
without fellow.
Transported for life-the man that marries
happily.
female detective-a blush.
If burnt child breads the fire, Why does
person who has been singed by Cupid's torch 30
often have lingering regard for the old fame?
What city would Frenchman in love be in.
clined toi To Hsvre
Och, when gay sparks the swat. young ladies vso
Their litti. heart. catch Are in ra.i quick i.shios
ARD snt because they're victims to
Why are good women like ivy9 Because the
greater the ruin the closer they cling.
Why should man with termsgsnt wife be
considered Q smart fellow Because he's q
shrew'd individual.
When a nobleman msrries his house-maid. Il
may be said that he leads her to the high p.enil
altar.
An English volunteer rife corps, exercising in
a field, were put to flight BY . COW, all but one
man, who dropped on his knees and prepared
to receive cavalry" Still they cannot Be- ssid 70
have been running cow.wards
rainy day is damp, but when young LADY
refuses you it is . dAmper."
Why il the alarm Of FIRE At night like .
clothes brushi Because it spoils the nap.
Why is . newspaper like wifeS Because
every man ought to have one Of his own.
A Frenchman said of Shakespeare: "ven you
find angling you no understan', its somesing
worry fine"
The latest intelligence-the one that il Last TO
Zee the joke.
Why Is iron sometimes like band Of robbers
Because It il united to steel.
To preserve your hsir-rsmain bachelor.
Why 10 . man ascending vesuvus like an
lrishmen trying TO kiss . girl? Because he
wants to get at the erater's meuth.
Description Of = scoundrel-''Thas seouadrel.
sir why, he would sharpen knife upon his
fathers tombstone 70 GlAy his mt ther."
A smart lad, hearing his mother remark that
she was fond of music, exclaimed. Then, why
don't you buy me . DRUM
The young lady who burst into tears has been
put together again, and is now wearing hoops 70
prevent the recurrence Of the accident
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-11-23
Aegal.

NOICE.-hfAfs or WILLIAM PLAhseS, DECEASED No.
tics hereby givsn that tn. undersigned
OF tue estate OF William Pearson, late Of the county of IA
sale and state OF Illinois, deceased will nppear before the
County Court OF aid county, the third Monday being
the 18th day. December, 1851 the Court House IN Ott
w. IN said county when and where all persons having claims
demands against said estate are notaed to attend pre-
sent the same IN writing for adjustment.
Dated this eth day Of October. y. ls67. ..
MILTON H. SWIFT, Administrator,
NOTICE.- EsrArE OF ELIAS CAREY scrAssp-Notice
hereby given, that the undersigned executor Of the
VIII and testament Of Elias Carey late Of the county OF
La sa and state Of lipO, deceased will appesr before
the County Court of said county the third Monday (eing
the 18th day. OF December 1851 the Court Aouss In Ots.
wa IN said county, when and where all persona ding claims
or demands against sd are notified 10 attend auI
present the same in writing for adjustment
Dated this 18th Jay VI october 4. D. 1861. .t'iE
Nv LEVI KELSEY Executor,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1867-11-29

The above stock will be disposed Of on the PopuL
ONE. PRICE PLAN, giving every patron ine gold or
solid silver watch for $40, without regard to value!
Wright Bro Co l6l Broadway, New York,
wish to Immediately dispose Of the above magnificent
stock. CertifItes, naming the articles, are placed
In sealed envelopes, aud well mixed Holders are
entitled 10 the articles named In their certificate
upon payment Of len Dollars, whetherit be watch
worth 81 ono or one worth less. The return Of any
Of our certificates entities you to the articles
thereon upon payment, irrespective Of its worth, and
as, no article valued less than $40 Is named on apy
certificate, 1t will Vt once BE- seen that this Is no lot
terry, but straight forward legitimate transaction
which may be participated in even BY the mort ias-
tidious.
single certificate will be sent by mail, post paid
upon receipt Of % cents, five for 81 eleven Tor 40
thirty three and elegant premium for as sixty-sIx
and more valuable premium for so, one hundred
and most superb watch for SIS 70 agents or
those wishing employment, this ia rare opportuDi-
~. It. Is legifimately conducted business, duly
authorized by the Government and open to the most
careful scrutiny. Watches sentb by express With BILL
for collection IN delivery, thnt no
can possibly occur. Try US. Address
WRIGHT, BROTHER CO., Importers,
ns9moJ l6l Broadway, New York.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1867-11-29

Dispatches to the associated
press declare that at the late cleo
ton in Georgia but few whites vo-
ted. We hope this report will turn
out true. We have been so thor
oughly impressed, from the very
start of the Reconstruction" acts
Of Congress, that the true policy Of
the southern people lies in complete
abstinence from all political inter-
course with negroes. that we have
looked with astonishment at the
proposition from any respectable
gentleman Of the South, to stir a
single hand in company with nc
groes. Indeed it has been clear to
our mind that the South ought not
to stir an inch in any kind of "rc-
construction" Her failure to re-
sumo the powers which her States
delegated to the Federal Govern
ment, did not, in tho least, affect
their character as States. The
question Of their perfect domestic
sovereignty was not in the conflict
at all. Nothing was legally in the
conflict but the right Of resumption
Of their own delegated powers
Their failure touched nothing but
this, and simply left them in the
Union, precisely as they were be-
fore the war. Every "reconstruc-
ton" scheme, not excepting that Of
President johnson, is therefore il!e-
gal. There was no ''reconstruc-
tion" called for. Their failure to
get OUT left them IN. And they
were in as STATES, and not as Ter
ritories. No State can be legally
''rcconstructcd' except by it's own
motion. To this point the South
ought to hold fast; nor should she
yield an inch ofthe ground to ne
grocs, either black or white. Ifsbc
is reconstructed" it will be her
own fault. The masses Of the north
ern people look upon 'rcconstruc-
ton" as a beas.ly rimc.--Thc Old
Guard.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1867-11-29

unexceptionable, all his great in
huencc being constantly exerted on
the side of the Constitution and in
the attempt to check the mad prog
rcss which the nat ion seemed to be
making toward dcspotism and chaos.
Franklin Pierce has come out I'M
furnished from that test under which
the bascncss Of so many became re-
vealed, and we will join with tho
Press in giving him eur cordial and
hearty support sholld he receive
the Presidential nomination.--Lou-
isvillc Courier.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1867-11-29
Taxation and Robbery.

The New York Herald, one Of
tho cormorants that hung to the
filthy and stained skirts Of the re-
publican party so long as it promised
to be Of controlling influence in the
affairs Of the country, in view Of it's
rapid decline and final loss Of pow
er and influence, speaking Of its
taxation and robbery says:
Do the people clearly understand
their position in all this? Do they
appreciate that of the vast amount
they pay in taxes large proper
ton is as unjustly taken as if it were
taken BY the bighwayman, and goes
not even to sustain mismanaged
government, but to enrich the cor
rupt minions Of a profligate party?
We may naturally feel a certain
sympathy for the people Of the
South, beaten down, hunt led by de-
grading laws, and denied all the
rights Of frecmcn, that the niger
may outweigh them in the political
scale; but the people Of the States
must awake to the perception that
they have a nearer and more posi-
tive reason than mere sympathy for
joining their voices to the rcbuke
that the whole nation is uttering
against the recently dominant re-
publican party-the party Of negro
supremacy, the party that has piled
up this enormous burden of taxes,
the party Of unlimited. indiscrimin-
ate robbery in Office. All this ter
rible taxation is telling on the ma
terial interests Of our people in the
worst way, and thus the Republic
can party has come to make itself
felt in men $ pockets. aud men must
make their reputation of such par
ty felt ut the polls in such good
round terms as majority Of one
hundred and fifty thousand votes
against its candidate. Such dec
laration the party will understand,
but it will heed no other. It has
got beyond all fear but that Of the
loss Of power.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1867-11-29
Franklin Pierce.

The distinguished gentleman
whose name heads this article is b..
ing spoken Of as Democratic caA-
didatc for the Presidency. An in.
innate acquaintance Of President
4 Pierce, and friend Of the writer,
las desired US to hoist the name of
Franklin Pierce as the first choice
Of the Democracy for the Presidency.
This we cannot do. We have al.
ways admired Mr.. Pierce as one Of
the ablest men Of the nation. and
rs one Of our b,st Presidents; and
If he were nominated would he pleas
cd to give him our cordial aud hear
Is support; bu. before the Democrat
il National Convention makes its
nomination, We lave no desire to
express preference. The choice
of the Democratic party is our
choice. We can say to that grand
cd party, in the beautiful language
of Ruth; "Whither thou gocst
will 60; and where thou lodgest, l
will lodge; thy people shall be my
people, and thy God my God -
Madison Ind Free Press.
The Free Press is right in doclin-
ling to raise the name Of any one to
the head Of its columns as its choice
for the Presidency in advance Of the
Examination, and it is right in char
ecterizing Franklin Pierce as one Of
Che ablest and best men of the ma
tion. Not only did that eminent
statesman during the time he was
called to preside over the govern
inent as its chief magistrate display
y wisdom and p triotism emitting
him to be ranked among the first Of
American Presidents, but through.
FONT the whole Of the troubles il
which the country has Of late years
tN~n involved his course has been
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1867-11-29
Useless without the Negro.

The New York Independent says:
Every national question, save
the question Of the negro, might
be just as safely trusted to the dem
ocratic party as to the republican.
If, therefore, the republican party
throw overheard the negro, we shall
straightway move to throw overheard
the republican party"
The Chicago Journal is amazed at
the stupidity Of this paragraph. The
republican party has thrown over
board the negro in every northern
state. 1t is q remarkable coinsi-
aence that the republican party has
been thrown overheard with the me-
gro, and without any move of the
Independent. 1t is stupid for the
independent not to recognize the
fact.-Dubuquc Herald.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1867-11-29

THE PUBLIC DEDr.--Mr. Geo H.
Pendlcton, in his recent speech at
Milwaukee, said.--"The public debt
amounts to one fifth of all the prop.
crty real and personal Of every man
and woman and child in the coun-
try; and yet .one-fifth Of the whole
capital of the ccuntry--that capital
so well able tc bear taxation--which
labors from the first day Of January
to the last day Of December. in
summer and winter, through heat
and cold, through storm and sun
shine, by night and day, which
knows no WEAKNESS, seeks no re-
pose, is not subject to the disease,
and pains, aud accidents which af-
aict the muscles and bones Of men,
whose owner, though he tolls not
nor yet spins. is clothed like Solo
mon in all his glory-onc fifth Of all
this capital is exempt from taxa
ton.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1867-11-29


A radical correspondent at Wash
ington affects to have discovered
that Offices arc bought and sold at
the white house. There must be
come mistake about it. Mrs. Lin
coin has removed her clothing estab-
lishment to New York, and the new
Observation-Disclosures Lincoln
in the language Of Schuyler Colfax,
from the top Of fame's ladder, has
mounted to the skies" with q con-
signmcnt of 'manacles of four mill
ions Of bis fellow men," The cor
respondent is clearly at fault, there
being no one at the white house to
carry on the formerly large bust
ness. Herald.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1867-11-29
The Impeachment Squa bible

In the report of the impeachment
committee the radicals have won a
very large sized elephant. The man
who had the wolf by the ears was
not in a worse predicamcnt. and the
radical organs are in a vigorous
squabbleover the question whether
they stall hang on let 60, the chan
ces Of escape being about equal in
either case. The Chicago Tribune
Of yesterday says:
From those portions Of the evil
deace which have fallen under our
attention, We incline to the opinion
that the value given to the great
mass of it BY the minority, is fully
equal to its merit, and that when
thoroughly siftcd Of all the hearsays
and differences Of witnesses, and
that which is irrelevant, there will
be very little left upon which to de-
mand conviction. Tie Judiciary
committee has been near. ~, years
collecting its tcstir oay, and we see
no reason why, when the dcscu.c
has to be heard. the Investigation
may not be protracted for at least
half that time. Meanwhile con-
gress is to give its exclusive atten-
ton to the impeachment, while tax
alton, currency and the public finan-
ces arc to take care Of themselves.
Legislation is to be suspended un-
I'll the impeachment trial is over !;
and while congress is splitting hairs
upon questions Of evidence, aud
weighing, comparatively, the state
n,ents of professional thieves. pros
titutes and spies, the country is to
remain grooming under system Ct
taxation administered for the sole
<hcncat Of the tax-gathcrers and
their confedcratcs; and the national
bonds, the debt and the currency
arc TO be left to the constant manip-
rlation Of stock jobbers and gam
fblcrs.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1867-11-29
Amcndnl ent to the COnstltu-
tlOn Of the United Sta ties.

1t is understood that Jim Ashley
intends proposing another Amend
mcnt to the Constitution, insert
ing the word NEGRO before the
word Militia in Article IL of the
Amendment to that instrume emit, so
that it will then read IA we'll
regulated Negro Militia being nec-
essary to the security Of a Free
Suite, the rights Of the people to
keep and bear arms shall not be in
fringed. "-Clcveland Plaindealer.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1867-11-29
ORIGINAL NOTICE,

OlbA1A ~ AL .SO1lCE.
CHRISTIAN Gross. Plaintiff.
against
CArHRINE Gross, Defendant.
In the Distrsct Court of Howard County,
Iowa. Feby. Term, A. D. 1868.
To SAID DEFENDANT:
You are hereby notified, that on or be-
fore the 25th day Of November A. D. 1867.
there will be on file in the Office of the
Clerk Of the District Court Of Howard Co.
Iowa, the petition of the plaintiff afore-
said. claiming Of you divorce from the
bonds of matrimony for the reasons in said
petition set forth ant specified, to-wit f:
Wilful descrtion and adultery. You are
also notified, that unless you appear there
to and defend, before noon Of the second
day Of the term Of said. District Court Of
Howard County, to be held on the 2nd
Monday after the Bird Monday in January
a. D. 1868, default will be entered
against you. and decree rendered there.
on as prayed for in said petition.
GOODRICH & MEAD,
Attornev's for Plff