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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-03-31
HOUSE FOR SALE!
FOR SALE,

IA FOR SALE!
Having moved - Oil.lEs county Of
lii 90 al my place Lyndon, con i-t-
Inn H343 in of II ct 81 luiliiu-- hous
y -'nrir- -,;Nii with /. IiNin, larn ?~N:~.
Al Vel i;ui-h,d with I never fiiln- w'l If water
puup into XII chen and running water barn. with ~
r-t If odd IluI. Ii Of il the Meet meadow in
.sod tate Of cultiv itiou. Houvdi ii" hv Pa
uupir river AMI on the othrC l'ts-ip-ic Railroad,
tab it.s I,ut II rod ct f,.C To- trace it. Within
mi. ui TI--rul-ic l.: Il. shop and EIp it seminary.
md o.c hat rom L. II "u Mil nd Lyndon Graf!
81 school.
Nl-o Ii ac,- of nice timber Land in the put
l:url hl- 81 o.card OF ."" IT a., with huck T.
holder. Iui pan and undivided htlt GOOD -u-:r
h.r-t. lyIu.. within one mile Of MIL The above
will I, odd htr i'm. For ret r,u," enquire Of /.
W. ~piuldiu., At lyui"u Corner. or \. :. pcui-cn.
IL uduIgV lie. -. y. bE\l~t\-
Eutuu Iqrdirg. NOV. IL I-tu
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-10-05
OF
Rules and Regulations as Adopted by the
Commissioners.

WASHINGTON, October 1.-THE
commissioners under the treaty OF
Washington have adopted rules and
regulations Tor the presentation OF
Claims. Claimants must file the state.
mtut 10 the form of a memorial. ac-
eOmpanied by twenty printed copies
Thereof. When d claim is for less tnan
a thousand dollars the memorials will
be printed at the expense of the COM
mission. The iull name of cIaimant's
place u birth, and place of residence
between the 18Th of April, 1861, and
9th OF April, 1866, must be given.
Naturalized citizens must furnish an
authenticated copy OF the record OF
naturalization. Firms or associations,
Other Than corporations or Joint stock
Companies, must state the name of
each persOR interested, with the pro-
portion OF interest. Memorials must
sia e particulars of the claim, the
general ground on which founded.
ana An INT claimed, properly veri
ned. Objection 10 the Jurisdiction OF
the commission or snfieiencv
OF The csse stated In the memorial
may be made in the form Of a
demuTffr. The claimants were al
lowed two months from the flinq Of
the memorial 70 complete the proofs,
and thereafter two months allowed
for taking proofs Of defense, and the
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-10-05

HE ousting of the band Of robbers
led by Pratt, of Boston, who, under
pretence OF forwarding to completion
that portion of the Little Rock and
Fort Smith railroad between Lewis
burg and Fort Smith, obtained pos
session Of resources of the corporation
10 the amount of 100000, has had a
good effect. The ''home" board of
directors, composed OF good and true
men, have gone to work in earnest.
and have two hundred men now sc-
lively engaged on the uncompleted
portion Of the line. Pratt and the
other thirty-nine (more or lessl Bos-
ton thieves did not expend one per
cent. OF the money obtained by them
on 'he road, and were only waiting
their chances 10 make another haul
when kicked out. 1t is gratifying to
know that the public enterprises of
u sister State are slowly but surely
falling into the hands Of honest men.
whose homes and interests are with
the people whose money is now like
~ to be spent for The general good.
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commission may further time If cause
be shown. The commission may issue
a special commission for taking testi-
mony on the application Of either
party, or order Witnesses to appear
before them for examination. The ar
gument for the claimant shall be filed
within five days after the papers have
been printed by commission, and all
cases shall be submitted on a printed
argument, containing all facts proven
and references to evidence by which
they are proven. The counsel for the
respective governments will be heard
orally upon any case.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.
Letter Of IOhn Quincy Adams Accepting the
Democratic Nomination for Governor.

QUINCY, Septsmber q, 1871.
Hon. Edvsrd Avery. Chairman Dem
Ocrstic 8 ate Convention:
Dear Sri hsve received your official
announcement that the convention over
wh'ch you recently presided at Spring
field, selected ms as their candidate for
Governor. / feel very sensibly such a TO-
ken OF the confidence of large number of
fsllow-cifizsns and I gratefully accept the
honor. l. is unnecessary for me ST this
day to rehesrse to my friends in Mssss-
chusetts my opinions upon public s~ffsirs,
esDeci- lily IS they were SUBSTANTIALLY
epitOmized in the resolves adopted by the
convention. They have undergone no re-
cent change. Now, as formerly, 1 think
IL wise TO use calm and moderate methods
IN dealing with questions Of state to adj
here scruDulnusly to constitutional forms
in enforcing the viii Of the people, and to
make haste slowly with revolutionary re
forms. But / may be pardoned II. in view
of a hesitstion which fingers here and
there, ! declare my especial sstis faction at
the position adop'ed by the convention in
respect to the latter amendments to the
constitution Of the United States
I sm heartily glad to see good
citizens who have disputed the plan Of
adjustment required by the party in
power, 50 long as it was debatable, acuui-
esce cheertullY when once 1t has become
~irrevocable. It seems to me to be the
part Of patriotism now to accept hon
estly and without mental reservation
those amendments as the final settlement
and pscihcstion of the civil war, and then
20 turn resolutely away from the Irritating
q painful memories of the psst to the
pressing duties of the future. The future.
II we wisely improve Il, may be made to
redeem, and more than redeem, all the
sufferings and all the errors of the past,
1t may warn us to guard ~jeslously the
invslu able habit oflOcsl sell achievements,
while we yield to the irresistible instincts
of national unity. It may teach us to al
leviate oppressive taxation by economy
snd skill in fiscal management, 50 that a
tariff may no longer strsnRle trade. Uul-
verssl smpesty and equal rights may
once again demonstrate to the world that
the people st their homes may be trusted
TO preserve b peace snd msiptsin the
principles of liberty without soldiers TO
hem afraid. And above all, a kind
ly and c~onsiderate policy toward van
1uisned citizens may make us again a
and happy people, cordially
united In q friendship based upon mutual
esteem and cemented by Identical inter-
asts. Respectfully, your obedient ser
want, JOHN @. ADAMS,
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s1a OFFICERss
81. d. CONHELL, President.
B. BINGHAM, Vice-PrestdsnI
Up PRECSOTT, Secretary.
WIS. BRUCE Treasurer.
ONLY members OF the Order In good stand,
" ing admitted. TIE fses are small. AID
mission fee, IS, in advance. Annual fee. 81.
in advance, and 81 upon the death of each
mem Der within thirty days after being mott.
dedl, when his family, or any person destg.
mated by kim, viii be entitled to the agEre-
gate of 81 from every member or the Asso-
ciRtion, All Odd Fellows In Tennessee. Mis-
sissippf and Arkansas, are eligible to men,
berphtp. Thts Is strictly an Odd Fellow In
ctitutfon. 70 beneft the families Of its de-
seaRed merubeTS au13 d&w
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-10-05

JULIAN o. sHULTz. oRGANIsT AT 81
J PETERs. TEACHER OF VOCAL music B
SPECIALITY In announcing q intention u
teach, ana in Offering to the public on
tistic and Rsth5tic position, We AK for your
confidence Applicants r6cetye lessons on
trial, ior WHOM no charge - MADE, unless the
In-a A. mnnlnn Enran- 80 =
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NOTICE or cOPARThERHIp.

MR. ]. +. sEAY has this day become ESQ
vi ciated with US in the Fire aud Marine
Insurance business Of this drm- Tbs name Of
the 1rm VIII rem-in unchanged.
GREENE & LUCAS.
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o SALE.
Lots for Sale In Ida City, on Loap
Island. New FORK.

IDA CITY is situated on Long Island, IS
Il miles from New York city. the Long Island
Railroad running centrally through Ida City.
Lots there are hereby offered for sale en- the
following terms; Fifty dollars each, on q
credit OF ten years, payable In ten annual in.
~sta.ments-say IS 60 per year on each lot.
parties owning TIE above property pro.
of the lots, say 1900, on the above terms,
without interest. The East River Bridge Is
now in process OF CONS ruction. connecting
Manhattan lslsnd, upon which New York fs
situated, with Lon Island.
This IL = good opportunity for any person
OF thls section OF country % invest small
sums IN the purch ase of these lots. Terms
are easy snd within the reach OF all Prop
efty on Long lslsnd VIII rapidly increase In
pleted
Map or the City OF IDA can be seen, and ful
Information gfv0ns upon application being
made to HX. FONTAINE.
Corresponding Secretary,
I've No. 70 Madison street.
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WILL OPEN A BoARDING SCHOOL.
w for Young Ladies, IN NEW YORK
CITY. on WEDNESDAY, September a. ISL
For references snd circular, apply to I. 3
Kirkland, Esq, President jackson insurance.
Company, Memphis, Tenn iYb
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To LeVse Contractors ard Railroad
Builders.

WE are prepared to furnish any amount Of
w Clothing, suitable for hands, at the
lowest 'obbiDg rates. Id. WILLIAMS,
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TO aARKETMEN.

" MEMPHIS. September 2, 1Gl1
- Parties wishing TO procure Meat Store
License for the next year. can get them BY
uaytug Two Dollars $500 on
the Let Of October. lB71; on Vegetable
Stands, Eighty Dollars $50 The re-
matnder VIII De put up at auction, TO the
highest bidder. The minimum price $40 for
Meat and $50 for vegetables.
FELIX W. ROBERTSON
Eas4 City Tax Collector.
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The Directors will use every precsution in
their power 20 secure the safety Of articles
and animals, but cannot be responsible for
any losses.
The beautiful track of one mile is in COM
plete order and cannot b excelled in Amer
lea as q trstting ground.
Trains Will run every half hour ron Mem
phts to the grounds, at sc the round trip.
Omnibusses snd hacks, IN abundance can be
also procured. All the railroads transport
passengers st hslf rates. or one fare both
wsys, by having tickets stamped at the gate.
VisNors are particularly requested to AVE
their tickets stamCed at the gate, otherwise
they forfeit their right to return free-
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~ExEcuTnas RnrcE

II rence McDo ongh, deceased. under his
viii. which was admitted % probate at ths
october term oflS71. orthe Prcbate Court OF
shelby county, this Is to notify all persons
having claims against said estate, or inter-
ested therein. 10 come forward end die the
same. duly proven. IN the time allowed by
Law. All persons indebted 10 the esfa:e OF
said decedens viii please ssttle Without &C.
lay. JOHN GUM, Executor.
haecher & Ralcher, attorneys. oc4
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-10-05

I'VE have for Eale an immense, varied and
w thoroughly complete stock OF SCHOOL
and MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS. STATIONERY,
BLAME Books snd PRINTING and WRAPPING
PAPER etc. which sc offer at prices as low
IS can be purchased in the Northern and
Eastern markets Oar STEAM PRINTIs9 Ea.
r. is now by far the largest ard
most complete in the southwest and Includes
nine steam printing presses, enablibg us 20
eXceled by any printing house In the United
States Our BOOK 5IHDERY is in all res poets
com plete, and we guarantee to duplicate in
style. quality and price the WORK o~aRuy
other btnoery In the United states. Our
stock OF News, Book and Flat Papers, Card
stock and printing Inks in every wsy COM
pleie, and our prices cannot fall 20 suit. We
make a speciality OF PAPER BAGS and WRAP-
PING PAPERS, snd ask the attention of mer-
chants 20 our stock. Ea29
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OPEN A N NIGH,

The course OF study ts extended. thorough
and practical; a0ording superior facilities
for obtaining a sound business education
FOR Catalogue call at tn school room or adj
dress fse2N i A LEDDIN. Prfncipal.
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!. ! ] !. J. . =. ] ] !. !. !. !. !. J ] : !. !. : : ! : :. :. ! ! ] |" J ]. J ] ! | ! lS
y OUTHERE HOOP ~
- Skirt Mandatory, ltlnXiEu
1857 Main street, nesr WttAtEIfA~
Washington. tSesson OF &kiSvW
lsTl-IS720 The improved tI&uX
Eugenie Skirt, with adj Mi&M
Unstable Bustle. Is now \t&1A
ready, in all sizes; also, ~EHtN
the Empress Skirt, to be III
worn with separate Bus-fYf
tie. Special attention ST. ~
called to my conplete
stock of resl French Cor
sets and Children's Sup
porting Waists, With Whalebone OF cord:
Koreans Embroidered, Long and Nursing
Corssts; Wsriy's plain Corset; Nine. Du-
points short Corset; Nine Toys Skirt Sup
porting Corset; the Skeleton Corset; Misses
French Corsets. and the new, long Fide-steel
Corset, handmade. These Corsets are the
best; can be purchased only in the msnufac-
tory. Also, the improved Shoulder Braces;
Breast Protectors, In waalebone, silverwirs
and indatable rubber. Wholesale and retail.
SER LOUIS LANCE
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! list Of the Mechanical Division

Can chsiIsnge competition, and cannot be eT-
eelled for complsteness in dessil snd eOmpre-
heDsivenees in concer ton. Every Mechanic
and Nsnu'act rsr OF Memphis should be
proud 70 compete II such q list, snd should
send his best fanrics fof exhibition.
The Directors of the Agricultural Society
are happy to Announce that they have had
the hearty and Jealous aid of she Memphis
Mechasics' institute in preparing this Ii {,
Fair, and from whom. under thsr enligut
ened management ana personal supervision,
the Mechanical Division cannot fail TO be the
most complete EuecesS ever STAINED, at
a Fair or Exposit on in the Sou Invest.
steam Uotive Pow 7 Will be provided to
drive machinery, and am PIE tests will be
made before awarding premiums.
The grounds srs being set in complete or
der and every facility in The power of the NJ
rectOIy, viii be provided FOR exhibiting
articles at the fair. Ample guards will be
provided for he safety OF articles and ami
mails, and feed for the latter viii be furnished
at market rates.
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Prof. Mathew F. Maury,

Known throughout the world as a man OF
Genius, Science and Learning, viii deliver
the Annual Address on Monday, October 18TH
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IN EVERY DEPARTMENT

The list OF Prem iums is complete. The ARri-
cultural Division has been carefully snd
thoroughly revised, and presents such an at
traction as should enlist ALI the farmers end
stock raisers of our sec ion in the spirit of
emulation, which the Society designs 70 pro-
mote. for the benedt of Agriculture. We in
vtte competition from ali cur people The
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wise On throush the mellow shade
Shining like sWarm If fre flies
Tangled n q silver braid
September % 1871. V D G
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The moral to the following, told by the
sufferer, is too apparent to mention. Young
ladies will hereafter run their brothers out
when gentlemen call:
I'm certain that wished somebody would
spank the young rascal We talked of
hills, mountains, wales and cataracts-I be-
lieye l said waterfalls, when the boy spoke
up and said
" Why sisters got a trunk full of tham up
stairs; pa says they are made of boss hair y
This revelation struck terror into me and
bushes into the cheeks of my fair compan-
ION.
1t began to be very apparent to me that
must he very guarded in what l said, lest
the boy might clip in his remarks at uncalled
for plIces; in fact turned my conversation
to him, and told HIM he ought to 90 home
with me, and see what nice chickens We had
| in the country. unluckily, l mentioned
yoke of calves my brother owned The
word calves, ruined all. The little one
| looked up and said.
Sisters got & dozen pair Of them, but
she don't wear 'em only when she goes up III
town Of windy days
Leave the room, you unmannerly little
wretch = exclaimed Emily leave imnedi-
atelyj
:" know what you want me to leave the
room for, replied he; you can't fool me. you
want to set IN that mans lap and kiss him
like you did Bill Simmons the other day:
you can't fool me. | jes tell you. Gemrne
some candy like he did and I'll GO You
think because you We got the Grecian bend
that you're smart. Guess | know thing or
two m mad ut you, anyhow, because papa
would have bought Inc top yesterday, if
| 1t hadn't been for you gettin' them curls,
| dog on yer You needn't turn so red in the
! face, cause l can see the paint. There
| Amt no use in winEing at me with that glass
eye of yourn, for l amt gon' out O. here.
now that's what's the matter with the purps
| | don't care if you are twenty-efght years
/ old. YOU aim no boss o. mine -
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Told the Truth.

Some one was telling me, the other day,
new story about the late Dean Richmond,
who was known far and wide for his pro-
family and giddiness of manner Rich
mond was here at the time, and my inform
ant, who was then a boy working in a
printing Office, wished to get a pass over
the Central Railroad. With this purpose
in view he entered the Office where the mag
nate was, fearing that he would be rudely
rebutfcd when he made his mission known.
After a moments hesitation, he said falter
ingly:
"Mr. Richmond, | believer
Yes; what do you want of mc?'
81 should like, sir, to get pass from
Albany to Buffalo, as l can go up on the
boat for nothing
con what grounds do You ask for a
pass?' (rhis with rising ana a very
rough voice.
"On the ground, sir, that don't want
to pay my fare
Richmond without another word, wrote
ut pass and handed it to the applicant
The boy took it, saying: "Thank you,
Jhank YOU, Mr.. Richmond
"You needn't thank me, voungstcr.
I'm d Id glad to accommodate You. You
are the iirst person I've ever known, by
Cd, to ask for pass GU the right
grounds
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NOTICE:

Hotels, Saloons and Families desiring
ICE during the coming season will please
leave their orders for same at Shove's
Bank Rate viii be to Hotels, Saloons
ana others who take in large quantities
Twenty-Five cents per 100 pounds. Fami-
lies a daily delivery of twenty pounds 40
cents a week GEO. b WRIGHT.
HAsirewoe, April ~, 1871
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PEOPLES TERDI(T ASSERTED,

In 1870, the Singer Manufacturing Co.
Sold over Wheeler & Wilson's Mfg Co.
1925 Machines.
Sold over Howe Sewing Machine CO., g.
G7I Machines.
Sold over Grover & Baker Machine Conipa-
ny 20, All machines.
Sold over Weed Sewing Ma chine Company
81 ,S3l machines.
Sold over Wilcox & Gibbs Machine Conpa-
ny 9s,9iS machines.
Sold over Florence Sewing Machine Comp.-
ny 10, 173 machines.
Sold over American Button-Hole Company
1850 machines.
Sold over Etna Sewing Machine Company
122 ,027 machines
Sold over Empire Sewing Machine Company
l24 ,273 machines
Sold over Finkle & Lyon Manufacturing
Company 125 ,4I3 machines.
Sold over Parham Sewing Machine Compa-
ny l2s;067 machines.
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past year, and make such. suggestions as
occur to me to proper for your considera-
ton. | submit them with a confidence
that your combined action will be wise.
statesman-like and in the best interests of
the whole country.
fSlgned1 U. S. GRANT.
Executive Mansion, Dec 4th, 1871.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1871-12-14

The Congregational Ministers Club, of
osn Francisco, has been discussing the
question, May Women Preach 2" The
average opinion of the body seems to be,
" Under certain circumstances, Y-e-e-sn
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1871-12-14

The Grand Duke wrote his name - G. d
Alexis" at Brady's gallery in New York.
l. any unfortunate Polander had written or
said c. D. Alexis, there would have been
i coroners quest.--Courier Journal
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Real Estate for Sale

4 FARM 50 acres of land, Frame Barn,
"A house, we'll watered spring, etc 80
acres under cultivation, 3 miles from city
Lots II X Is in Block 1l9. two frame houses
md barn. Lot ! in Block l56 house and
barn. The northwest quarter of northwest
quarter, section %, town Two Creeks Mani
tOw0c county. l2-4itf W Ii HORN
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TIE INDIAN POLICY.

The policy pursued towards the Indians
has resulted fayorably, so far rs can bc
judged from the limited time during which
1t has been in operation. Through the cx-
crtionS of the various societies of Christians,
to whom it has been entrusted the execution
Of TIE policy, and the board of commission
crs authorized by the law of April 10th,
1869, many tribes of Indians have been in
duced to settle upon reservation, to cult
vate the soil, and perform productive labor
of various kinds, and to partially accept
civilization. They are being cared for i'll
such way, it is hoped, as to induce those
still pursuing their old habits Of life to en-
brace the only opportunity which is left
them to avoid determination. recommend
liberal appropriations to carry out the In
dian peace policy, not only because it is
human, Chr.stian-likc and economical, but
because it is perfectly right. recommend
to your favorable consideration, also, the
policy Of granting territorial government
to the Indians, IN the lldian Territory
west of Arkansas and Missouri, and south
of Kansas. In doing so, every right guar
anteed to the Indians by a treaty should be
secured. Such a course might in time, be
the means Of collecting most Of the Indians,
now between the Missouri and the Pacific.
and south of the British dominions, into
one territory, or one state. The Secretary
Of the Interior has treated upon this sub
iect at length, and | recommend to YOU his
suggestions.