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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-10-22
F 0 u N D .

ACOA. thr AIR t.rouni ut It. ,Iohnsbury, sept
% lr''. ANY person proving aid properly havt
II y paving cnIr-e=.
ANDREW BROCK.
". BIra.t. SEPT l. l-i9. >4->a
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: u.oa aai wifi. iu.lr gentleman wishing hoard
and d-ir4hlv u, learn OF -uch by applying, IT
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Cloak and Dressmaking
arm for Sale

lone b, MISS L. \. GOupEIIat
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IltathS.

Birth, Marriage. u.d i',..t inserted FREE ,,bit.ia-
rio. :u,tud,u- I.,-,. ~lA crsI- d. line.
In Bu-,a ,,rt. @, MIR II ulru Nllr- az - wears
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/ Peter Clement of Hi. town h,. - uor-
'Hi colt tWcnty-sevcn months Old. which
"ci@hs lilo lbs. II there is a lar"cr coli
"i his are in the state We should like to
near IF him.
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Sylvania ChiIds' Estate.

STATE OF EkMON I, In Probate Court held a-
Caledonia District, IS. ST JvnnsUury within ana
foI salc district, on the 10Th day Ot oct A D. looy
An lstI ulneht puTpOrtIns 10 Ue the lii and t.
lament Oi S5EaIa Chds late VI sutton, in sand ais
tIlct deceased being presented court by Jnhr
Laud the executor therein named Tor probate
It's ordered by said court, all persons
hereinoe notified TO appear session Of SAID Cnt :,
o noiuen az e PROBATE Oice in ST. JUnnsbury ON m.
sth DAY Oh NOv lo1s ana shew cause, any they maS
asanst the PROBATE Of said VIII; for which pur
pose II Is Iurther orderei that copy Of the record o
ms 9tue De published three weeks s-cces syey IN III,
uns appointed Tor neaTiIs. 'I
- true COPY Of hecord-Allest,
s2-5t ASA L, FkESIH Jndze q, prol.,s
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'HE BEST TOOTH POWDER in the world Send
stamp for sample to Dentist Nevada Iowa
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MISS NJ y. HALE wall teach OIL IAI>TI>u in St.
J' hu-luF the coming season. and will any wish
10 receive Instruction. tho ,Joausbury House.
Oh saturday, OCT. -, at : CLOCK T. NJ Sis
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ESTRAY.-

ESTRAY. 1T -ne into our enclosure about the first
Of august, TWO =Qeckicd two years old steer ANY one
can IKE them away by proving property and paying
charge. j, Is, J. Il. j. BALL,
Concord, Oct !, 1863, s1-SS
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GOOH (O,f.

! rrt onr. ProttrfU~ hv-hrr companions ex-
ample, walked ou; tie gateway.
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-10-22
COTSWOLD SHEEP
DISSOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE.

The Firm heretofore cxistii. under the -tve # j IL
GEORGE l. CO., Is this day Dissolved by mutual con-
sent,
!. II. GEORGE.
WILLIAMS DAVIS.
:. II. GEORGE.
East lisrdwick, Sept p, 1869.
CAPT, WILLIAMS DAVIS succeeds the late Firm
OF - III. Georse q Co. at til old stand. All tn de-
lhtnd- du" the lat firm OF J. H. corCr Co. are in
the hands OF J. IL. George and immediate paymc,t i.
requested.
East iiardwick, Srl,t. q, 1850. s.-~i
Dissolution of Copartnership.
The Firm hcret oforc knoAu as :. d C. J. HUMPHREY
l. tbs day Dissolved by mutual Consent.
:. HUMPHREY.
{. J. lit MPIIEEY.
{. j. HCMruREY de tn old firm and will carry
on III bu-inrs AT Tho old stand
-. John=buGy, Oct. ~, l.ig So!
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to soil our new and wonderful invention Address VI
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MS On HOUSE PAINTING. BY j. w Musury.
~ !! p, ~ c Free by mail On receipt Of price
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.... evident why we have not our
..,. ou the second page thi-
-.. r..cri- nothing that could have
Of ..'.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1869-01-16
FROM NEW YORK.

New YORK, Jan. 10.
The proprietors OF the Earle Hotel state
facts which 60 to throw considerable dis
credit upon the story Of Mr.. Andrew Reed a
Western merchant, who alleges he was clo-
reformed and his carpet bag robbed of $4,000
An empty bottle was found in his room with
a dry sponge beside it, and many other in
dicatlons, which seem to warrant the belief
that no robbery was committed.
1t is stated that Mr.. Martin, the individual
who processes to be able to give full infor
mation relative to the Alaska briberies, ia in
Washington, but had never appeared before
the Committee, although there is no obsta-
Gle to having him appear if the Committee
wants him. He boasts that he can prove
that Secretary Seward urged Baron Stocket
to oil the wheels Of the legislative machinery;
that among the items of expenditure for the
necessary oiling. wer,: to near relative of
Thad. Stevens, $4,000: to correspondent
of New York Radical morning paper,
S5 900; to Baltimore and Chicago paper,
sac, 900: to an Eastern Senator, $4,000 ;
to an Eastern member Of the House, who
engineered the ball, S250,oo0; to.another
Eastern member, who smet out the alleged
rruption, $l5O,OO0; to the New York lobby
ring, S5OO,DO. Mr.. Martin makes these
charges, and says he is willing to prove them
if he ls called upon by the Committee.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1869-01-16
LATE CABLE DISPATCHES.

PARIS, Jan. 15-EveniDg.
The conference on the Eastern question
will meet again to-day. 1t is generally be-
ieved this session will be the 6nal.
1t is reported on creditable authority that
" Arangabe, the Austrian Minister, has
been instructed by this Government to an
nounce that Greece is resolved to reject the
decision of the Conference if certain demands
in the Turkish Ultimatum are supported by
that body. All indications are that Greece is
bent on war.
A dispatch from A,hers states that King
George is preparing to retire to Naupila.
LONDON, Jan. 10.
All the Great Powers Of Europe, except
Russia, have united in the demand upon
Greece, that for the preservation Of peace,
she withdraw her formal objection to the
Conference as at present constituted. The
Powers have reason to hope that Russia will
also concur in this demand.
The treaty between the United States and
Great Britain, for the settlement of the Ala
bama Claims, has been signed by Mr.. John
son, American Minister, ,and Earl Clarendon,
Foreign Secretary, on the basis Of the origi-
nal protocol.
The Patrie of Paris publishes the transla-
ton Of the letter of Mr.. Gladstone TO C. Ed
ward Lester, Of Ohio, and proceeds to con-
denim the acknowledgement made therein as
humiliatinR England in the presence oi
America, and likely to produce no little ir-
ritation of feeling against the Premier among
his own countrymen.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1869-01-16
FROM WASHINGTON.

New York, Jan. Is.
A Washington dispatch states that General
Gillian, ia bis testimony before the Recon
struction Committee yesterday, stated that
he had taken every precaution to have the
Missssaippi election conducted fairly, and to
prevent intimidati n on the part Of white en-
ployers tJwafds their black employees. He
issued circulars of instructions to the various
Sherifs throughout the State, but it is his i'm
preston that the Sheriffs were hostile to the
reconstruction acts, and did not carry out
their instructions. From all that he was able
to learn he thinks there was considerable
intimidation used in different parts of the
State towards the blacks, and that on this
account many Of them did not vote.
A London paper states that Ministsr john
son fespoat1ed to query from the Emigra-
tion Society respecting the naturalization of
British subjects in America, as follows: You
will have fhcuity whatever IL you be-
come citizens of America and return to your
country, on being called upon to do any act
here on the ground that you owe any allegi.
ance TO the government Of England. Whe.e
ever you return here you will be clothed with
the protection Of America as much as If you
had been born in America. We consider you,
in point Of law, as citizens born with us,
entitled to all our rights, ard that we are
under obligations to protect you the same as
We would those born on our soil.
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FROM THE SOUTH.
ATLANTA. Jan. 10.

ATLANTA, Jan. 10.
The Senate and House reassembled to-day
and the message of Governor Bullock was
read. He commences by announcing that
on the 1th of December he addressed q COM
munlcation to Congress, setting forth that the
reeonstructotion laws had MT been fully ex-
ecuted in Georgia. He then proceeds to
state that the remarkable action of the Leg
islature at its last session had induced q
careful examination of the law and the man
ner Of its execution, to ascertain how it is
possible that such extraordinary results
could occur. He argued that strict adhe-
renee to the letter Of the Reconstruction acts
would have prevented the overthrow Of them
which has been accomplished in Georkia.
Congress, he says, is the sole interpreter OF
the true intent and meaning Of the recon
struction measures and the final arbltsr on
questions of their execution.
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sented the credentials Of Senator Bucling.
ham, Of Conn, which we're read.
Mr.. Robertson moved TO recon init the bill
that the Committee might further inquire
whether Miss Murphy had been loyal before
the occupation Of Decatur, Alabama, by oul
troops and whether she was the owner o
property before that time, and if so how
long.
Mr.. Wilson wished the bill sent back, be-
cause he did not believe the claims were vel
founded, aud because he had evidence which
satisfied him that Miss Murphy had been q
disloyal woman. He believed the whole
question of paying the claims of Southern
loyalists should be taken up and. Settled, &C
far as to require no further attention from
Congress.
Mr.. Harlan thought the proposed instruc
tions unnecessary aud nnwise, the rule which
governs the Court Of Claims being al-sufi
cient.
Mr. Robertson modified bis amendment %
as to make it merely motion to recommit.
Mr.. Sumner moved as an amendment to
recommt the resolution, instructing the Com
mittee to consider the expedency ofappoint.
ing Commission to inquire into the claims
of the loysl citizens of the South, to classify
those claims and specify the circumstances
and evidence in each case.
After further discussion on the motion and
bill and the pending amendments. it was re-
committed to the Committee on Claims, and
the Senate adjourned till Monday
HOUSE.
Mr.. Ingersoll, from the Committee on the
District Of Columbia, reported bill to in.
corporate University for the Blind in the
District of Columbia, with \ substitute there.
for.
After discussion, on motion Of Mr. Wash
burn, OF Illinois, the bill was tabled; yeas 80,
nays So.
The House adopted resolution Of inquiry
whether On increase Of force is necessary for
the protection of persons passing by the Ma
tional Capitol.
The consideration Of the Niagara Ship Ca.
nal bill was then resumed.
Mr.. Judd spoke in favor Of it.
Mr.. Butler. Of Massachusetts,, also advo-
Gated the bill In the coures OF his remarks
he said, gentlemen might feel no apprehen-
sion on account Of the canal running through
Canadian SOIL because, before the canal could
be completed that soil would be ours-not BY
conquest, not BY purchase, but BY the will
and desire of the majority Of the Inhabitants.
The debate was continued BY several gen.
tlemen, both for and against the bill.
Mr.. Delano moved to lay the bill and the
amendments on the table. Negatived BY 70
to 86.
After further discussion the bill wss de-
feated by reference to the Committee of the
Whole.
House adjourned till Monday.
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FROM NEW lUKk.

New YoRK, Jan. 16.
The Congressional Committee OF Investi.
cation into the alleged fraudulent voting in
this city,, concluded its session yesterday and
returned to Washington
Dispatches from Harrisburg report the
Governor seriously ill with the erysipelas.
A freight train of fourteen cars on the
Erie Road was thrown from the track at Han.
cock last night, and precipitated into the Del
aware river. 1t is not known whether any
lives we're lost.
The mail train due here this morning was
delayed seven hours on account Of the acci-
dent.
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH
MIDNIGHT REPORT.
XLth CONGR ESS--Thild Session

WARRINGTON, JAN Is.
SENATE.
Mr.. Hendricks presented petition from
SO Miami Indians, residing in Indiana, rela>
tive to the public lands occupied by them. and
also introduced bill on the same subject.
Referred.
Mr.. Howard presented petition. of Indians
and persons Of Indian descent, residents OF
Michigan, belonging to the Ottawa and Chip
pewa tribes, alleging that real injustice has
been done them by the officerso OF the United
States, and asking thorough investigation.
Referred.
Mr.. Pomeroy, from the Committee on
Public Lands, reported bill to provide for
the sale Of certain lands on the South Sea
Islands in North Carolina.
On motion Of Mr.. Doolittle resolution
was adopted inquiring into case of robbery
last night, on the Capital grounds, and the
better police regulations.
Mr.. Stewart from the Judiciary Commits
ted, reported the following constitutional
amendment, and asked that the Committee
be discharged f'om further consideration OF
the subject: Article l5-The right of citi.
zens Of the United States to vote and hold
Office, shall not be denied or abridged by the
United States or any State. on account of
race, color or previous condition of servi-
tude.
Mr.. Stewart reported bill TO relieve VIM.
H. Bayley, Of North Carolina, from political
disabilities.
Mr. Sherman offered resolution inquiring
OF the Secretary Of the Treasury the amount
paid to the Baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad for
transportation of men and supplies each, from
the year 1861 to 1866
Mr.. Cameron offered an amendment asking
for the amount paid said company above that
paid other companies for similar services.
Mr.. Sherman said he accepted the amend
ment.
Mr.. White offered an amendment exten-
ding the inquiry to the Northern Central
Railroad, and explained that in 1861 the
, Secretary arranged with the Presidents OF
the chief Rsilroad Companies Of the country
to transport men and material for the Gov
eminent 1t two-shirds their ordinary rates,
and that all the companies except the Balti-
more Ohio, abded BY that arrangement;
but this road had received full price, and he
wished to know the reason
Mr.. Yates introduced bill to enable the
people Of Colombo to form State Govern
ment, which IVES referred TO the Committee
on Territories.
The morning hour having expired. Mr..
ShermaA's bill went over.
During the discussion the President pre-,
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FROM WASHINGTON.

NEW YORK, Jan. Is.
A Washington special says the Internal
Revenue receipts for January bid fair to
reach twelve millions, and the Custom re-
ceipts fifteen millions
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1869-01-16

Coon skating at the csfer-dam this aiter>
room and evening. A Band Of music will be
in attendance.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1869-01-16
CITY NEWS.

Fon good boots and shoes, At low prices,
20 10 Uphsm's.
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Notice Ia Bankruptcy.

In the District Court offhs United States for the District
ofIowA In Pankru,tcy. In the matter Of = p,
upd- rwood, Bankrupt, at Keokuk, In said District,
the ~ day Of January A. D. 1852, U. s. A.. Dis
tri. Of lowa-
THIS. give notice that petition has been Wit:
ON the 18th day Of jan. 1853 filed IN sad Dstrct
Court BY Z Tn trwoed Of Burnst n, Des MsDea !,
10 said district has been heretofore duty declared
bank rapt under ths sct Of Oons entitled -An Acs to
uniform system OF Bankruptcy tir hout TIE
charge certisc.se thsrsof mon Ill his debts and
Other claims proyable under said act and that the Path
day Of Feb D lsoo. - 10 O'Clock . m. b the time
the city Of eoknk Lee county. Iswa in said Dstrct
when where all creditors bankrupt and other
they have Why the prayer of said retsa sheuld
RTastsd
d.K.LOyB, Clerk,
jaale- 3W- 81 u District Court OF 1.Wa,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1869-01-16
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
A Base and Unfounded Lie and
Slandnr.

Ma Rp.roa ov rHr Coxs.rrrroH: ~ what authority
have you nssrtsd In your eoumns mot base md u,
founded lie by .press tine Individually set q
r1stps PARK We tell you, sir We have the right spu
vii ruu IL; and thnf sir Jon she nld not allow yon
ss 10 become the dups Designing ignorant foo
for miserable slsadsr set Il honest
men in your lying publication Of the 18th int Fir
you do -py aud spoloetse Tor We VIII nf % ns.e
remain the same men you slandered Please Rive Us
call Al our Skating Park will AFFORD some reading
PRcPRiEToks CoFfHR DAM SKATING PARK.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1869-01-16
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

ST.. PArI, Jan. l5
Alexander Ramsey was nominated for z.
8. Senator on the first ballot, receiving 28
votes to % for Wilkinson. The nomination
was ihsn made unanimous.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1869-01-16

Always in stock, the latest styles hats,
caps and furnishing goods, at Dillon 4
Jones'.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1869-01-16

Irsr received at the New York Store an
other supply Of those beautiful new Prints.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1869-01-16

WALKER. Magic Grease Eradicator for
sale BY Kerr 4 Fuller. 81 Main street.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1869-01-16

WI can assdrs onr rsaders .hal GBarrstt's !
Vegetable Hair Restora,iye" il really val
liable preparation, and thst trial. is al that
ID needed TO convince any one Of. its excel
lency. nHsburg Christian Adrocdte.
12.d&w
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n: CARD.

TAKE pleasure in acknowledging the re-
cept of 5000 being payment in full Of the amount
OF Policy the life Of my late husband William Hol.
Iay In the Connecticut MutuaI ife Insurance Com
pany OF Hartford Connecticut less - interest on
kote and the Note returned 10 certainly think
that the beraty and rronptne~s OF this Company in
settling claims deserves special me nt and should re
commend the Connecticut Mutual 10 all who desire Life
Insurance MARGARET II. HOLIDAY.
II viii he seen that the Sutee pc4 deductsd from
Policies in Ne Connce4icnt Matnsk when aettaing
claim Mr.. Holiday peid hs yrentun-cash ss2 -,
III afso be the above that Mf. HIS family
ceivet rom the Connecticut Mutual 1900 more than
they would received for the amount Of money
paid o sill cash Company
J D PERREE. Agent,
janlel~ ohc- over Saving. rank
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1869-01-16

orrlcE FOR Rrsr-The corner room in
the GATE CRY building, formerly occupied
As an Office, Is for rent. II is commodious
and will make fine bpsness office. IT.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1869-01-16
MARKETS By TELE6RAPH

Onisage Livs ssesk AsRHss.
By relegraph.I CRicAso. jan Is.
Cattle-steady and less actve Receipts $50. Sales
2sl At CO 81 for butchers stock, 3D7 for msdi
TO good sh p2ing
Hogs-Dull; fully l5sooc lower; shippers the only
buyers Receipts 4oi. eales Of 1ss II rs III for
common to good shipping.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1869-01-16

PAsTY Kids and Neck-Ties At Dillon 4
Jones.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1869-01-16
Accident On the Erie II. RIA
Train Thrown into the
Delaware River.
Congregational Proceedings
LATE NEWS nv CABLE,
Treaty Signed for the settlement
Of the Alaba ma Claims.

GOLD CLOSED IN NEW YORK 1868.