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1EFWe notice a statement of n w,i,o,i
the Portland R. r. project that the popol0,io. ',u
ford County, Me. has increased more r,,1, VI
the census Of 1910 than has the popp,,oo 'n''1
Concord and Stanstead route This NAV h, VOC
some extent, but not Cor the whole route g,
OF the latter route as passes through VermOD, "''
Prehend, would show an increase within mi,
qualy with Oxford County. We are no, .rs'
acquainted with other towns on the rive, ;, WV
with accuracy, but in this town the increase ,rs
aton has been 20 per cent; and we su.Dsc, !; f'r''
been as great in some towns in Orleans coor,n ~,
do not know why it should not be so-6rb,, 49,.
ty is new, and offers as great inducements IA, MAJ.
to settle there as any county in Maine. II !, o.,i.
ly one Of the best in this State for agricpl,D,.
indeed, the very best township in the Stale !, IN.
there-DcTby, lying on the Canadian Line A,a
any body wishes 10 see well cultivated and ,,J..
tive larms-unrivalled even by The rich and A,,, II
meadows of the Connecticut rver-he can 500 H..
by visiting Derby. Other townships in Oreao, comm,
though probably not equal TO Derby, arc excellent |.
their soils, and well cultivated, while ,bo,, /,
much land unsubdued upon which men may gel r.,
fast those do who go west, and live more nm.
foraby and in the enjoyment too of religious and a..
ucational privileges.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-04-28

ICP Election in Va ofmembers of Congress last
Thursday The Wings had four members of Con-
gress from Va. in the last House. The Legislature
was wing on joint ballot, but the Senate. being srorg
loco, refused TO go into joint assembly elect T..
s, Senator, and consequently the wings los; Senator
II was put of by the Senate in order that the Pokites
might secure one OF their own stamp, we'll knowing.
that, as the wings opposed Annexation they, in an
appeal 10 the people on the slave question, would
most likely succeed-und we expect they have done
Bot for this slave matter Of Texas tho wings
would, most probably, have carried the Legislature
With the Slave holders Texas is considered all i'm
porlant.
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Sga 0@ER9gGYMI5
St. Lawrence and Atlantic Railroad.
NDAY. APRIL %, 1915.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE MONTREAL GAZETTE.
SIR:-I find in the Portland Bulletin, copied from
the Montreal Courier, Statistical Table, designed TO
show that the population of the towns through which
the Portland passes, equals at least, that of the
intersec,ed by the route from Concord to the
Province Line.
As this table was probably compiled by one of the
gentlemen from Portland and communicated through
the Montreal press for the purpose Of convincing your
community that respects the population OF the two
routes within tho States, there is very little differ
cnce; ask its republication with view 10 showing
tina; respects the Concord roue the population is
very equally diused upon the whole line, while upon
the Portland route almost the entire population
merated is within short distance of Portland. The
table is as fullows:-
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-04-28

tEPSENAToR UPHAM has returned to Montpel-
Ter. He came by way of Connecticut, and stopped
to render the wings of that State little aid in achiev-
ing their late glorious victory. The Hartford Cour-
ant has the following:
"The meeting last evening, at Union Hail. was
strong Wing rally, and showed that the Wings of
Hartford are in vigorous preparations for the coming
contest. The Hon. Mr. Upham, the able u. s. Sena-
tor from Vermont, addressed the crowded audience
with great power and effect. We wish that every
freeman in Connecticut had been present. TO hear his
urgent and irresistible opposition that stupendous
scheme Of fraud and injustice by which the Consti-
tuition is in danger of overthrow, and the happiness
and the peace of the country, in imminent hazard
No one who heard him could fail OF prec0iving the
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-04-28

tDF All such persons wish to improve their
stock OF Cattle we would refer to the advertisement
Of Mr. Colby, Of Stanstead found in our paper. lie
raised calf last spring which. when 7 months old
weighed $40 lbs. Many acquainted with the Aver
shire breed Of cattle esteem them worth rs per cent.
more than any other
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NEW YORK TOWN ELECTIONS.

The Albany Evening Journal has completed .he hi
made by us Of Supervisors elected from The several
Counties as follows
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-04-28

USITY OF PURFosE Being treatise designed
to elicit Iresig0ion ,ci the pie 10 eradicate and
e1pel from Science certain popular Errors ,ohich
are taught and promulgated as importan. fun
damental Truths. BY Augustus Young.
TABLE OF CONTENTS.
First. General lntrod uction TO the Work.
Second Introduction 10 the Quadra,uro ofthe Cir
Gle.
CHAR. l The Quadrature OF tho Circle with n
short reference application of my determination of
its measures to the admeasuremeni of solids and 10
the laws OF Force and Motion
2. OF the law of Gravity or Attraction, together
with notice of 'An account Of Sir Isaac Newton's
Philosophical Discoveries, in four Books by Colin
Mnclaurn, A. NJ"
8, or the proper method of investigating the laws
Of force and motion Of the heavenly bodies.
4. or the proper elements Of the planets and their
orbits, from which TO deduce the laws of force and
motion.
5. An inquiry into Sir Isaac Newton's method of
investigating the laws OF force and motion.
6. OF Eccentric orbits, and laws Of motion therein
Z. OF the EIeptical hypothesis suggested by KEEP
8, On Dr.. Bradley's theory of the progressive mo-
ton Of Light in time.
o. Outline Of theory OF the moon and Tides
10 Outline Of theory of the Solar system, in con-
nexon with the outline Of theory of Geology
Mr. Young 0ate member OF Congress from this
State) has sent ont sheet, pages s Prospectus
of his proposed work on fundamental questions con-
nected with Astronomy, Sc. Above the reader has
the title and table OF contents and we earnestly hope
that The author may find encouragement to proceed
The work is to be published in a single octave vol
uIne, at 81 copy. Names should be sent as soon
as July to the Author at Johnson, Vermont On all
the topics named in the table of contents his views
differ essentially from those generally entertained by
men Of sciences - Chronicle. .... ... go ...s....
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-04-28

Complete 453 4Ol 397 436 II
1916 Wing over Loco So; over all opposition Is
1874 Loco over Wing 80; over MI opposition n
Clear Wing gain over Loco 81
Thus New York rrpudiate4 the Texas inipuilv
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IS45. lsA4.
Ahol. & Ahol a

.IHH- II uTIkIIH U IIIed III I'VE NTsI WIhI
5ICo's before 446 37S 800 4l6 10
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-14
FRESH
GARDEN SEED.

sPARAGTS-Ghn
IN ARTICHOkE-LArge Green Globe
BEtSs-Dwaff Kidney. Enry yellow Sir Weeks, Early IA.
Red Marrow. White Marrow, Large Lima. Ge.
BEET-Long Bieot, Early Blood Turip, White Sugar. Mange
Wurizel, &c.
BRoCoLI-Rariy and Late Purple
CABBAGE Early YoIk. Large yotb, Early Bauersra, Early su.
gar Loaf Late Sugar Loaf Fiat Dutch, Drun,head, Red Dutch, Green
Cu1ed Savoy, Dnmheaj Savoy. &C.
CARROT-Long Orange, Early Horn, White Field.
and Late
CfLRRY-Hhitsa and Red soLd
CRESS-BroadL Leaf
CUCUMBER-Long Green, Early Pmme, Gherkin. &c.
EGG PLANT-Purpie
ENDIyE
INDIAN CoRN-Eariy Sugar. Smiths Extra Early, &c.
LETTUCH-Iee, Brown Dutch, Early sIssla, ne
hEIGs- Nutmeg. Citron, Jackson Water, &C
NAsruRTIUh
OKRA
oNioN-whiie and Red
PARsLEY-Cuted
fARsNIP
PEAs-Eua Fairy, Fairy Frame. Bariy. bishops DsAn, Early
Charlton, Dwarf Mauowfat, &C.
PEPPER
RADIsH-Long seaIic:. Early Turnip. &e.
RruBARB-for pies
sAisIFY-Of Oyster Plant
SPINACH
TOMATO-Larse RED
TuRNIP-Eary Fls, Dutch, Red Tor, Sorok, se
POT AND SWEET HERB SEED
BIRD SEED
ONION sET5-whte
Also, a general assortrneni OF Flower seed, BuBous Roota &c.
Just received for saieby v. r. DIVA.
fe 10 Rank Square.
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'AaAN
Leek-Large Scotch
Lettuce-whiie l. Green Head.
Early CURED India, White aud
Green CoSs, Brown Duish
Melon-Nutmeg, Green Ciiron,
Pine Apple
Water MeloR-6nest kinds
Nasturtium
Nusfard-white and Black
Onion-White and Red
Okm
Peas-Landreih's Extra Rariy.
Early May. do Frame Blue
Prussian. Dwarf ManowfaL,
Bishops DwarfProlihc
Peppsr-Assonsd
ParsniP-Lons Smooth French
Sugar
Parsley-Pine Curled
Pumpkin-Iarge Yellow
Rhubarb-for Tarls
Raddsh-Lnns Scarlet, long Sal
mon. White 1urnip, Scarlet
Turnip, Black spanish
salsify-or Vegetable Oyster
Spinach
sauash-Early Bunch
Tofnato-l.arge Red and Yellow
T~urnip-assoried
Herb and Flower Seeds
WIN. PALMFR.
10
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genuine, AT wholesale and
Auiehoke-Green Globe
Aspaagu-Whiie Giant
Pole Beens-Large 4 small Lima
Snap Beans-Esrly China, ditto
Yellow ak weeks
Early Mohawk, do haifmoon
Refugee or 1000 TO on.
Beet-Early Blood tuuip rooted
do Yellow
Long Blood, Manri- Wuuzel
White SileSiaR French sugar
Broeoli-white and Purple Cape
Cabbage-Early l. Large York,
Fairy and Late Baitersea. Far.
Iy sugarsoaf. Large Drumhead,
Large Bergen, Plat Dutch,
Drumhcad Savoy Green Curled
Savoy, Red Dutch
cauhfiower-Early and Late
Ceiey-White Solid
Cansi-Long Orange, Long Red
aud White Pied
CreS-Curied or Peprergrass
Cucumber Early Frame, do Clus-
ter, Long Green. Long Prick
I've, Gberkin for picking
Com-Hariy Sugar. DO Tusearo-
ra. do Golden SIOUX
cndixa-E,a.n fsn.f.I
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GARDEN SEED.

VHRoM Growers OF known reputation, and warranted fresh and
Il genuine, At wholesale and retail:
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IuNbE subscriber having purchased Of j A N.-;, hx...
ready made Clothing, Cloths CasrsEcrrs y-sinv.
ooN ures VII continue In. Business a, The store. No 80.
YES Ian 81 wh.te The public generally invited to cali.
" q MARrIS
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LADIES' MUFFS.
HAVE n handsosus assortment n Ladies' and Misses Muhs
u which am selling of very cheap. Ladies In want VIII please
give me a call at my cheap Root, Shoe and Funk Store.
ELISHA sHEPPERrON,
No 81 Door below n n Je,s,n,.
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MANILA COFFEE AND G. P. TEA
Inn BAGS OF Manila Con--
iSisI eoiss Gun Powder Tsz-Por a- by
Aa na-D-
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PAST FAvoRs NEVER FORGOTTEN.
TVHE undersigned hegs respectfully Ia inCo,

T'HE undersigned hegS respectfully to inform
- hisoii frepds and cusom,rs and the public EeBsr,py. TIA,
b. continues 20 cary on the Hou-e, stgn sRd Ornamental P.i,u,v
Gisrne. Gc- N all a. vtIcus banehe., ct his % stand
ttoyi ng superior faeiities AMI employing the very best Of vo,k
men. h. is prepared 20 undertake and execute orde - IN his g,s a,
= nanref siceninE AM on better terms than usually eb,,y.I A
Nrgintan born, ne makes no uo,r Of HE nativity, but RETURN. M.
sincere hank 70 q discerning rubhc, whether Fo-eirre- r. Wiz
rn'snsfo The very liberal patronage bestowed On him durins the
ten year Of hs establishment ~ this city. and begs q eobususoc.
OF Their avon assuring them ofhts every et.ftton 20 please. wbteb
he naties himself will 10 general ave sua faction.
lie would particularly cali ueir isnuos 10 the sesu,ifoI .,,I. 81
Whne foiishias. as Done BY him, asd at prc.-nt % much IN vogue
for Psdcf Doors &c.
rhcah any not aequsis,.d rsqutv a. se w.ud 10 pl.s-ss N re-
hs otss most r-.pse,abs hths cry.
" N-ln FRRp \ ssUH
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PhNrALooNs PANrAiooNs goo pair ps received
eonprt.Tnz a great many s,L alt Of ~seh Will ~. 90
cheap for cash. on kEsS = GO
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SuPEp,IR SEINE TnREAn.

clTf"iJk SEINE THREAD.
NJ crst for sale.
w eco ~ superior Seine Thread. No. IS.
600 hs. d D, 90 Do 10.
Thsfhffad u done W In tundcs of 8 lhs rsrh. .nf hanks q
w" ounces. ia ~ OUT own importation duect from Enrisnd. and
perfectly fresh Having imported u for many years raa N isrxe
quantities Which htve soh fcsdhy. IL good character may BE- CO.,
adered A. FUZZY established. We warrant 10 quality i, svsry 70
veet. Il WILDE sdA cheap for cash AMI In quantities To sut pur
ehsscfs. r.. J. =. JANES A. co.
de- Opposite tho Tsrhar-e Ra,k
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.SeU;n. Ch...I -

- Selling Cheap!
r. BERkLEf a. CO., wishing to reduo.
ne' pr.-eIt stoeh OF Winter DRY Gs>A- - -
. hAn room for an early Spring trade. you'll on m = -,
M zoe op-hinx Of The Spring bushes. usn asek q oooA, -
.y roSuseI pre-s' JSr C'A- eouprsins ah.es EVEN ssts-A,
" ennlp 70 enumeraie the various articles, and vouA 49,
j. Mainsl Irx.
Jan 18th. ls45.
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W. GAYLORD CLlEk

- ~ iNRO NissNh.
'ENHE Ld,eray Remains - Willis g.. Can. i,eiyit,y m. ON,
II pcdiana rarcr- The s,itt u Lsfe. ami = sci.staon 0on IN.
yafous Prose and Foctsal wnunrs. edited By Le.is q. Clars
Inst received by oct naINKER a NORRIS
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s& ~ -. .s4SNz5E
Collision. Les steamers Louisiana ct Belle
Of Clarksyille Sc sont rencontres, dams la mutt du
Ia c%ourant, d minuit, L I8 miles au-dessous de-
Florence. LIE Louisiana descendant le feuye,
q Ia Belle of GAINESVILLE remontait yers NASH
vile. lie Louisiana etait dams un detour quo
iorme h feuve a environ so yardes de Ia teTre,
lorsqa'ils s'apercurent que Ia Belle Of CiaFks-
vile await fait une embardee, mais il &tait trop
tard pour eyiter une collision. La Belle Of
GAINESVILLE tomba sur Iavant du Louisiana, e
lie choc fnt 81 fort que Ia Belle Of ClarksyilIe
EN- 2 minutes. La chambre fiji ssparse
de la coque, ct divis6e en- deux morceaux. Les
passengers de chambre, 4 Exception de- MI.
John Holiday, assistant iugenieur, Sc cont
sanyes en- gagnant 10 pont supeerieur. lie Loui.
slana, reste toute Ia mutt a c6tG des dAbka, est
parvenu q SAWYER les passengers. les Hires, OF
lie coffre fort.
Seize passengers d'entrepont ont peri; Pun
depx, Mr.. y. Pay, etait ~accompagne de son fls
e. de 4 negres qui ont partage son sort; Mr.. ].
y French q perdu 2 negres Ct 5 beanx che.
vaux, parmi %lesquels SO ~trouyait IL celebre
Ann Hays" II negres chaufsurs ont peri.
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CONGRESS.
washington, 11 decembre Is

Washington, IL decembre 1914.
Suivant toute a~pparence, lie sujet lie plus inn
portant de la session sera ~l'annexion. HER,
Mr.. McDufie p~resenta une resolution a ce suiet,
aujourdhui Mr.. Benton a suiyi son exemple.
MN. Calhoun ct Tyler poussent l'afaire avec
toute Penergie possible. On ignore s'ils reus.
siront; ct Pom ne peut dire ST la mesure sera
plus h%eureuse au Senat que Pan dernier. La
phalange Benton s~'eyertue pour priver Mr..
Calhoun de sa position %actuelle pres de Mr.. Polk
ct de son influence dams lie nouveau cabinet. On
fat peu d'attention a latitude prise par notre
pays ct lie Mexique. On pense que Mr.. Shannon
a plntot SINCE lie matamore que lie diplomatic.
II a etc adopte une resolution de Mr.. Allen de.
mandant communication de la correspondence
entire l'Angleterre ct notre pays all suiet de
IOregon; mails on ne croft pas a cette commu-
%nication. On assuretque, bien qu'elle soft in.
connue, Pon peut arriver a une satisfaisante
solution diplomatique. Mr.. Huntington veut9
e la France. Mr.. Crittenden s'informe quelle
sommc il y a eu dams lie tresor d la fin de chaque
mois depuis %janvier; sill Y a Gu DIES dep6ts, OH
ills ont etc fats, les guarantees; car on veut sa-
voir toute FaAaire. La Chamhre s'est occupee
du bill de Mr.. Duncan sur Felection p~residen-
t%lelle; lie 81 luadi de novembre scmble l'empor-
ter. On s'est aussi occupe dun bill relatif Il la
reduction du prix des terrcs restees un certain
laps de temps sans Gtre vendues. LIE IS, Mr..
Ingersoll a presente son bill pour Fannexion du.
Texas; il doit etre discute lie %; on compile sur
DIES debats anim6s. D'apres les rumeurs, Pan
nexion sera rejetee par Ia Chambre. ST celle-
ci echoue, on aura alors une session extraordi.
mare Y relative; sill NY en- a pas. ce sera avouer
la bonte de la ~politique wing. L'entree DIES
ports mexicains- est detendue a tous les navires
de PUnion. lie bill de Mr.. Benton concernant
la dite annexion est assez large dams ses yues.
Senat. Honorable Alexandra Barrow prcnd
son siege. Parmi. les petitions, on en- remarque
deux emanees dies c~itoyens de la Louisiana: IA.
Ledoux q Gle, lie colonel N. Hoggatt, ct presen-
tees par Honorable III. johnson. LIE meme
%senateur Pfesente aussi la resolution s%uivante:
"Lo secretaire d'Etat communiquera au senat
une copie de son opinion 6crite, adressee au
commissaire du bureau-general des terres, ct qui
ordonne Permission de p~atentes en- favour de
tous les reclamants en- vertu DIES droits- Houmas,
dams FEtat de la Louisiana, ainsi qu'une copie
des opinions donnees sur ces memes droits par
les autres officers du bureau-g@neral DIES terres.
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= . w " . 9
EST Public ToUTEs LES sEMAINEs, PAR
SIC ITER.
LIE Bureau est situe dams " Court street, y en- face de la
Maison de, Cour.
CON

CONDITIONS:
ACHIEVEMENT :-Par an, payable d'avance, 80 90
Do, payable avant Expiration de s mois, 4 90
Pour six lnois, payable d'avance, sansexccption, 200
'insertion dun Care de pas plus de dix
lignes, 81 pourla premiere fois, 50cents pour chaoue
insertion subsequcnte. A moins quill men soft autre-
ment ordonne, les avis seront publies en- ~francais ct
duction lberalc sera fate pour les avis insercs pour
une tongue periodic. I.orsquc lie temps de f'insertion
ne scra pas specific, Gle sera ~continuce pendant deux
mols ct paiera en- consequence: mais la publication
d'ancune avis, on la continuation d'aucune sonscrip-
ton ne scra arretGe, tant que lie prix men aura point
CITE page, ct d moins que fEditeur men decide
DJlfremenf
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Il Z!
NouvELLE.O RLEANs,
Mardi soir, % Decem

Ndrds soar, ID OScembfe, 1914.
Nous n'avons a signaier aucune variation da.
ms lie cours general du maarch6, quoique les affai.
res aient etc assez animees pour nos principaux
articles.
Colon. Arrive depuis ID 30 du courant, de
Eouisiane ct Mississippi l6,37s bales; Tennes.
see 1879; Arkansas car; Lee 50 balles, ensem-
bic 2l,9s7 bales. Expedie dams le meme es.
pace de temps pour Liverpool 1928 bales;
Hayre 1928; Marseille 293s; Trieste 1911;
Havana 1909; New York 1870; Bosten 1906;
ensemble 30,197 bales; ce qni fat ulle reduc.
tlon dams notre stock de e210 bales, ct laisse en-
mains compris &c qul SIC trouye abord de navires
non expedi6s aujourd'hui, un stock de $3.50
bales.
Fiat DU COTTON.
1914, Septembre Ter. Stock
en- mains, 1902
Recu depuis les trois der
niers iours, 21,9s7
Recu anterieurement, 345,963 367,350
3s0,452
Expedite les trois derniers
jours, 20,I97
Expedite anterieurement, al4,9s5 245,os2
Stock en- mains, ce soir "a decembre 1880
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CLASSIFICATION DE LIVERPOOL.
To,. 1F

NHAe NH4N50E #a44ao NmH UG" EH
Idbdc. Les yentes So sont elevGes 4 cnvi.
ron 100 %bcucauts, etles prix sont soutcnus info
rieurs l8ll2a 2lt4; ordinaire, 2 liz a 2 3I4;
beau 81 a 4c.
,Sucre. La demande a etc s%outenuc sans au.
c,hie variation dams lie prix. Les achoteurs ex.
pedient pour 10 Nord. I~nlorieur ct o|rdinaire Q
liza 3 Lac; bon ord. 3 ll2c; bon 3 3I4 IL &c;
beau ct choix 4 Id a SC la livre. Nous MA
lyons appFis aucune pente sur habitation.
Sucre de Ia Hdraae. Stock considerable +;
demande inactive. Brun, Ga 81; jaime, Ia "a;
blanc, 8 a l04 cents.
Measse. Les arrivages ont etc tres consid-
cradles, ct cette augmentation du stock a cause
une baisse tres pronounce dams les prix. En-
baril de cypre ct de chene de is a TIC lie gallon.
Fdrine. Ohio, 50 80 n A 37@; Missouri, dc
"a %; q 81 10; st. Louis, de "a SO a $4 rs
lie baril.
Provisions. Pore, mess 80 a 80 25 M. o.
rare a 30 So; prime 10 lie bariI. Bout, mess
80 80 par baril: demi.baril So 25 as 80; prime
So so lie baril. Graisse, 81 a 6 par livre. Ba-
con, 6paules 3 3t4 a de-: sc6tes, 3 3I4 a Sc;
Jambons, 7a7 lac; envelope ct All sucre 8 II
10c la livre.
Whishey. Roctift, 25c. lie gallon; ordinairc,
il ne SC fat rien.
Corde ct Ioile dEmbatage. Toile du Ken.
lucky, 103 a II au compliant; Corde. dc 4 a
4ac.
cafe. Rio, 81 a o3e.; Havana, u a 0 c.i
Java, 104 a 119c..
Grams. Mais, 39a 4lc lie b~oisseau. Avoino,
a &c. en- granier, de 81 a &c IL boisseau en-
sacs.
Bcurre. De rOucst dc I a lie. scion la qua.
lite; de Goshen, de Is il. Toe. Ia livre.
Ris. . 123 a 8 75Par potils lots.
Chandcllcs. NANTUCKET, 29c.; Now Bedford
ct Boston, SOC. In livre.
CHANGE SUR PLACE.
Sterling de ga 81 p. c. prime.
Francs, 5 273 ah5 3la
New. York, 60 jours de vue Ia ! % p c csc.
Checks d we, Il ! pour ct Dies.
Philadelphia SO jour de vue Ia a. p c csc.
Do a ue d do
Boston so iours II AZ p c csc.
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Mcendie. Nous apprenons que la paroisse
Ste. Marie a eu, dams Ia mutt du IA d6eanabre,
un de ces desastres qui af1igent 81 solvent nos
campagnes. I'm incendie a 6clate sur Ihabita-
tion de Mr.. Fay, ct a rebuilt en- cendres sa.
sucrerie. Plus de 100 boucauts de sucre ont
etc detruits par lie feu; on dit quon a pu sauyer
settlement une yingtaine. La malyeillance est
6trangere a oct incendie qui ne peut avoir ste
cause que par une de ces fatalities qui deiouent
tous les calculs de l'intelliggence humane. La
gucrerie ct Ia recolte etaient assurGes.-At Ga.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-01-02
I Alessifnrs srs abonufs,
LIE Ter JANVIER 1916.
CnANaoN.-Air: a fante.

CHANsoN.-AiT: a fare.
Tn an suit t~oujours IN autre:
Telle est la loi du destin.
Recevez done ce matin,
Messieurs, notre paten6tre.
Puisse le dieu du sommeil,
Sur yous ~repandant SEES charmes,
Vous endormir sur vos armes,
En- attendant lie reveil;
Car, nous la gobons, h6las
Houra pour Polk ct Dallas.
lie Tariff va disparaitre !;
lie Texas va s'annexcr;
L'Orregon va s'adresser
A nous, pour changer de maitre.
John Bull nous cherchera maille,
En- SO fachant tout de bon
Lui, Jonathan sans-raison,
Acceptera la bataillc.
81 mons la gobons, helas !
Honra pour Polk ct Dallas.
Adieu nos manufactures
lie Cotton va decllner
lie p~lanteur ct L'ouvrier,
Feront de tristes figures.
La Banque n'aura pas lieu.
Que lie peuple ensuite beugle:
ST de borgne il est ayeugle,
&c sera de son aveu. q
lis la goberont, helas
Houra pour Polk ct Dallas.
La fortune est inconstante
LIE peuple Sc ~lassera
Car, dams quatre ans, il vera
Que sa misere est c~onstante.
Alors, chose indubitable,
Nous lie verrons en- tous lieux,
Renoncer a ses faux dieux
Puts, les envoyer an diable.
lis la goberont, helas
Houra pour Polk ct Dallas;
Nos amis aristocrates,
Voudraient bien changer de noms,
Surtout quand nous soutenons
Qulls sont Whlgs, nous Democrates'
Mais lie jour qu'au ceur fiappee,
L'Amerique choisira,
Entire leurs bruyans houra
ct lie fiji notre 6pee. .
lis la goberont, helasI
Houra pour 17 ''d& q Dallas.
Asset, Meisseurs, sus nos peines.
Maintenant, c'est au Portem:
Qui recut, de son Auteur,
La chanson pour ses etrennes.
81 l'amour de notre cause,
Don't il est lie messenger,
Ne pouvait vous cngager
"A lui glisser %quelque chose
lila goberait, helas
Ainsi que Polk ct Dallas.
Ripiere Rouge. LIE Republican d'Ale1an
lie, du IA, dit que la riyiere await commenc'
The St. Landry whig., 1845-01-02

Vendredi dernier, nous avons laisse lie marche
au cotton assez calme, d cause de la teneur peu
favorable des nouvelles d'Europe. Samedi, par
suite de quT hues concessions faites parl les deten-
tours, le marche a repris de l~'activit6 .et 5000
bales ont change de mains. HER la demande
fut tres active ct environ de 1000 bales ont et6
vendues, &c qui a iete hors du marche tout ce qui
etait offert, de facon que les afiaires mont pu
avoir anjourdshui autant d'importance. Les
ventes Sc sont montees a 5000 bales, ce qui fait
que 10 total des transactions op6raes pendant
ces trois derniers iours, s6leve d 16,80O bales.
La plus grande parlie pour lAngleterrc ct la
France.