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Geurau d's POudre Subtitle UproOts Fla ir
from low foreh sads body; 81 warranted
at his depot 453 broadway.
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ChevnIfeFssEtft Tot INT HH'r.- ~. ~ 49,.
days keeps the head clean aud healthy vii MOI stain
the n soil the whest fabric Tho best hair dressing
every the public Can be used freely contain
nothing inlnrous strengthens and promotes ne grown
medical authority IN New York Al are freely invtrh u
Srnv stores and al nv once iss proadway whete advice
a. 10 treatment OF tie hair viii be gratutous 81 ps Dot.
tic or sir bolt for s. .uwv.,,p, - n
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VIM. Knate d Co.,
Manufacturers Of
GRAND AND SQUARE PIANOS,
Baltimore, Nd .
Testimonials OF excellence from Thalberg Gottschaik
strakosoh Satter and other loading artists. Price lists
promptly sent on application.
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Grover 4 Bakers Highest Premium
Elastic Stitch Sewing MachneI 495 Broadway, New York,
aud 235 Fulton street, Brooklyn.
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Eight Carlos de vis,te Sl.-Notice.-l
VAUGHAN, 22S Bowsry.
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goots. Shoes, B.imorais. Buckied. all
styes al present cost prices FERRIS SON, Booimak
4 Mass atr and 5lt Broad
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Deafness, Impaired sighe,
NOISES IN fHR HEAD.
CATARRHAL AFFECTIONS IN TEE
THROAT,
CURED.
CHRONIC CArARRH,

CATARRa or THR TYMPANIC MUCOUS
MEMBRANE, DISTRACTIONS OF THE
EUSTAOHTAN TUBE
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A Certain Cure for Hernia or Rupture.
WHITES apATEMT LEyEn TRTss",
wwii,irr,s aPaarESr LEVER TRUSS"

IA 1h aud NO preFslre on tht ulHx ~ v1d
Pres ore and uirva I'd. Cures warranted Send
stamp for Pamphlet. GREGORY co, oo3 broaoNay'
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Htlt'a Hair Dye.-5O Cents. wiack o.
instantaneous Reliable Depot No Barclay street.
Sold b. oil druggists.
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Cor1cr ~ Eteid's ru&s.
Whiting Fiuid Copying lnk, Back, 40 hsd .srmn s
Indpthle and NarEiuI iuks Warranted the best lhAs
known. For sale by all statoners - . ,,
5. = STAFFORD, ManuftctrreTl
NO " Cedar street, New YORK
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Crrnn. Bupions. Enlarged Joints. asa
all diseases Of the Feet cured By Dr. 1AChAklE, w
nroaf
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Deafness. Cstarrh. ana alt Diseases OF
Inc Ear rhros. and Air Passages succszuy treated 5y
.ppe lfGurHttf. ~ ~ MARKS Sscs
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Prizes Cnsncd In All LegaIizeL Lotto
r,es and Information given. GALLAGHER BENJAMIN
Brokers 3iO Chestnut street. Philadelphia
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Martins Life Cordial - thr Best re.
msdy for all Stomach and Bowel complaints, and
a soothing cordial for children. n always cures.
DEMAS BARNES Co.. Agants for New York
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Highest Premium Lock stitch Sewing
Machines. WHEELER WILSON, No. 625 Broadway.
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CROSS EYE srRAIoHrENED N ONE MiyCrE.
r.r... diseases r.

And every disease OF the Eve and Ear requiriag eth
deal or surgical aid attended to nv DIR. Won EIo~
at his consulting rooms, $40 Broadway, nesr Or
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Batcheior's Hair Dye-rhc arst I'm the
Unri Harmless rel aba, instantaneous. The only psrlcc
sye Sold by ali druggists Factory, 81 Barclay street.
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OMcfal Circulars in Shelby College LOt-
terry furnished by SIMMONS, ROGERS CO.. New YORK
Poi
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cnevalier,.,L,ft for inc Hair.-Rcs,otr'

Cristndoro's HAIR Dye, PrcssrvHtive
AMI wiz Derat wholesale and retail, No. Aston Hous'
The dye applied by skful artists.
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for s7s5f 49, October Is never bafore never saw
ed from the Aggregate OF the two checks amounting
se d. the ten n'a eSessana dspooa IL
his never been pad g me the o.s eo %i
swear whe,her upon day book had been shown to
orossesa@inei by Mr.. Pierrepou,-The requiston was
on up the lowest market price subject % the
Is ss ths e. s rbe pss aa
O. wa,siere any fraud In connection with ~ A. No STR
a prcs charged the government was an hoaess price,
. Yos say the handwriting 10 the vouchers are not tho
is here anything strange in sAs mode Of hlins ups
10 YOU m--r !, ,ss the aea that there anything
wrong ID the aps api a. Mo- Wrong In the sns
i A.4t 'h sss p p asap he saas as il lie b.
(: at 's" .:s had ia be-! sss s.s d
had sny aganst aa the matter Sss
ssos ~ his @ si s 0a aSa
ee and kept there about three months zoe "a vi
aS.w M braa hs pasStee q the compressed ss
mo De,ag show. s s
S,ats%ss, he would Srlns na Mr. WI lT.t at
ont paper but did not 10 It's consents knew nothing
Did use you hear a hs WA. Soas. to Mr.
SIS H. s wosa h ss ss ss . svfs
nsw s s 3 With any sSsh a
because he vast in prison; knew man named wesley
Mr. Henderson, Navy Agent with corruption and fraud
forth had dealings with him Navy Agent
that had accepted money! A. No; ali could have
said THAI ne charged parties commissions but SAID
nothing about fraud or corupiion open purchases are
purchases De without contracts Mr. Henderson ire.
auepty refused give open purchases told smith that I.
nepssrson I'D not pay me the b Ill !; was paid
sion was taken OF bi S12 $50 and nothing
deducted from the bill for s7,556 that was paid in
full check; made deposit of $867l ~ in tho Market
Bank on the 18Th ocober that part the Sl7b56
check: cannot positively Henderson paid him the
ssso and slL5Gs bills before he got the money himself
less the hs sometimes did bills in ad-
where there was due Furnished iron for
thu j. r. Smith, and other supplies they were
ordered him. previous TO his arrest he had an order
for $4,000 pounds OF COPPER from MT Hendersoni 2ov
of been the yard the balance not
sent; never charged for 1000 pounds moro than he
furnished any kinds OF SUPPLE; told what
he was arred for; neither Colonel Alcott Mr. Wilson
told him. did not know whether 1t those specific
charges. -
Lorn cashier Of the Metropolitan Bank testified that
Isaac Hende son. late Navy agent Kept an account IN the
bank 9th OF October he drew Of the bank
sle 80 s0ess the commiss ONT per cent which Savage
testified had allowed to be deducted from the two
10Th OF October he deposited 2s). Blood who
drew the money returned the amount to the bang.
The further examination stands over TIL this morning al
ten O'Clock.
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DR.. Cheeseman's Female Pills

Ara reliable remedy known for
plants peculiar TO females They never fail Established
In 1885, they have stood tho Of the eminent
clans No experiment without msris. Explicit direc
lions. stating when they should and should not be taken
dollar per box containing nifty pills Sold by Pill drug
gists. HUrCHINGs HfLLyRR Projectors.
81 Cedar street.. New York.
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At4s3 Broadway, below Grand, Gour-
Arms aepot Gamble had the Italian Metc,ted SOAP TO
move tan frecklc eruptons snnburns, redness saow.
~
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cHAgMR IT.
And he did many wonderful works. insonuch that his
name pronounced in many tongues.
there came m unto him .I n az om ss sa ar
days her pns we're gone she sept soundy and dd
And As. from those which are ouaker IN
city Of l wS d an aud a
The Picture OF Abraham 10y friend sndfor ysry:
many sa and s %s
health tsn.a only INTO the ys. o, youth ,,r com0s,.
with Hno s SS1I s.s%aeS Sssy and D;psp,ie
Bni some mssc levers existed and oakers
maepns sinss and dying through
Tssn Abraham came the said rhs
s. s%Si s: nc. ssa1 ~
only me bottle o. p an u. ,,p slt
ss a. The green bay T:s M v TSis.
ees sos o @ NAV pesa and nsed suffer who
y, VIII n' nse ' he Plan alton Bi,,ers
!. Aas i S:ps sss @ g s:s
sed explain all in his next epsse which WI be chapter
Aud tho crowd departed with bottle Of Bitters in
their hands.
rHE PnREssosIoeercraaEw I E 9 !, W 1T
$40 Broadway,
are orfn n ana JOURNAL FOR July
with fhiS'osnom' Physiology,
EthnoioUy and Psychology.
At4s3 Broadway, below Grand, Gour-
AIMS depo can had the Italian Medcnted Soap to c
move tan rreckcs errptons snbrrns redness, saow
ness &C
Address to Smokcrs.-Poliak % Son,
Merrscharrn Manufacturers removed from Broone street
10 T2 BROADWAY Fourth street Wholesale aud retail
Pipes ont 10 order and repaired
A Had Breath.-Uow Many Lovers II
has scpsrated--how friends for ever nar,ed TO
effect a radical cure use tho BALM or THOUSAND
FLOWERS a. deu,iiroe peht and morning II aso
beauties the plexion Price - cents For sale ~ al
druggists
Ard To the People arc Erievousiy
tornened with caarrh Behold wOLcoTT'S Instant Ia n
Annhlso or permanently cures YOU Soil syerywaere.
A 0rcnt CurSossty.-smith a. Btahes
line .of Ties. 25c. Gents Lace Cravats c; linen
liars s. IS dozen 3Tg broadway large store c-ihet ~
White street.
pcnusifnf Completion .-reird's
nj ON Of Youth srpssse. everything fo~ preserving and
identifying the ompieSion aud ssn ass Broadwy' anu
druggists everywhere
A Certain Cure for Hernia or Rupture.
w WHRIITTEE'ss "PPhsTrFFSr hkkyyffss rssSDss,s
WHITE %%PPaArrsESSr LEVER TRUSS"
IA light oesn and opressnre on inc nacx OF COL
stamp for a Pamphlet GRFG0RY Co, COB Broadway
A Perfect HAIR Dyc-Miller's. cwly SOC
per Try IT, sold by nil druggists Depot % Dey street.
voots. shoes, BaImorais. Buchied. all
les at pressnt cost prices FERRIS SON, BO01nak.
ers 81 Nassau street aud 53t Broadway.
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F.shionable Furore.-As III by Unit
versa conser the fashionable world has adopted PHA
Lon SONS extract of the might Blooming Cersus
he perfume Of the day 1t has suppanted all the French
extracts or Its richness and
The demand for unparalleled and continually increas ing
PHALON son, New York.
Sold BY all druggists
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and Rings

and Rings
=, az s.-,..,. from twenty-five dollars a $40
bnnarsd dn.p , sac by GEO. G. ALIRy az
Brcadwsy one donr hso. ~ s..eet, formerly Ma ~
Wall street - S'
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Royal Havana Lottery.-6O Per Cent
ureminm mid for prizes Information furnished The high
paid for Doubloons and all kinds OF God and 81.
yer TAYLOR & CO., Ban kers Is Wall street, N.
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France. Ellis e Co.-Managers.

LIBRARY, Extra CLASS isl-July 4, 1894:
8. 70, so 49, co. IA. IS, AZ, 20, II. 10, Is.
LrBaAaY. EZRA CLASS l6}-July s. lSiL
81, 8, 3s, 81, 20, ~, a. 6s, 80. 70, q, IL, "a.
GLASS l6a-Juiy g. IsiL
II, II, SO, 46, 49, 10, GA, 10, 80, 81, 81, 2, 81.
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z. e. simmons 4 Co.-Covington, Ky.
sHsLuY. ExrnA GLASS sl7-July S 1854
Glass 3l8-Juiy 5, 1864
"A. 6. GO. AZ. As. "a 80. u, 81. 50, q, Is, As.
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peoutsfuf Completion LA ird' e
on, Of Youth srpssse. everything fo~ preserving ard
Identifying the complexion aud akin ass Broadway and
everywhere.
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made IN harmonic with glorious old Declaration OF
Independence DO not alter or take word from either
but add much you to the Divine spirit OF betn
The nspst Of the great Ruler Of the Universe rervades
stones of governmental fabric Let
add to the constitution that henceforth and toreyer
bondage nder grand old Hag but let the government
ray the loyal stakeholder the full value OF his negroes
before war broke These Dr. HUNTERS sentt
menl. ventilated 10 reall, free press Dr. Hunter 8
other oce Established 1894 Eight rooms an private
He chronic erdptions and spots on the
skin ulcers kinds, poisonous mpury OF the
blood astua all diseases pertaining TO the urinary organs
rheumatism, nc. Work Human Fraitv, Nervous Debt
lity Early Indscreton Consultation gratis Hours from
A. NJ. until o'clock r. NJ.
Rene's African Fevcrand Aguc Care
positive cure for fever ague Depot 80 Liberty street.
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Address to Smokers.-Poliak Dc Son.
Meersrharm Manufacturers removed from Broome street
10 ~ Broadwsy near Fourth Wholesale aud retail
Pines ont TO order and repaired.
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Murray. Eddy " Co.-Covingtom. Ky.
KENTUCKY. HxraAsCLAss 4l3-Julv 5. 1854.
27, 6, So u, -, 43, SO, 35, 90. AZ, 46, So, 81.
KENTUCKY. CLASS A4-July s. 1854.
"a, TO- l, 66, 81, ~ II, 50, A., "a, ID, %, So.
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Or. MarshaJps Catarrh and Hc adache
sndh fragrant and agreeable remedy for all Of
sshssos sfter using sredellghtfl and nvgonting anu
the relief im.aediate Sold by all druggists Try it.
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tarrh receive the usys' :. the Ev. au. r.
wears past from ID prompt attent,on ~" NJ
street, from CALDWELL, 81 Ciinon plae. Eh
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Ard To the People arc Erievcusiy
tornnenicd with catarrh Behold NObcoTTS rnstnnt ram
Ann,h IL or perrna emily you. Sold sycrywhere.
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All In Order.
TIE PuRENoLoGTCAL ROOMS or
MESSRs. FOWLER WELLS,
$50 Broadway,
are Omen and free 70 visitors. -.
the linsira,ed PHRENOL0a1CAL JOURNAL FOR July,
with phsognomy.
Physiology,
Ethnoiogy and Psychology,
for
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Lottery gicSots Cash ed-Iu TO IN u Il n N
given. JOSEPH BATES, Broker. II Wall ST., room !.
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Nervous and Vsruient Diseases ana
Physical Weakness arising Specific CausesNew and
reliable treatmenin of the Howard AS ocaton,
mall in letter velopes free charge Address DR.
J. Skn Horghlon, Howard Association, No. South Siath
sreet Phiadelphia, Penn.
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n bau bteafH'-TUw Wn" 49,, r.
effect a radical cure tho BALM or THOUSAND
FLOWERS q den,itrice pisht and morning " $50
beauties the crnpexon Price 70 cents For sale % al
drnngiats
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A 0rcnt Cursossty.-smith g. BtaEes
line of Ties A. 25c: Gents Lace Cravats adc., linen
q liars s. IS dozen $40 Broadway large store cafne OF
White street.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-01-29
Religious Intelligence.

Rev. Geo. B. Spalding of Nergennes, has
declined the invitation given by the Congre-
gational church at St. Adams
Rev. Edward B. Chamberlain has, at his
own request, been dismissed from the charge
of the Congregational church at Shoreham.
The Missionary collections in the New
England Methodist Conference last year
amounted to l1,52O, an average of 20 cents
per member.
Revivas of religion, in some casts of ex-
traordinary power, are recorded in Haverhill
and Lynn, Mass.-Dover, \. H.-Great
Falls and South Berwick, Me.-Irasburg, Vt.
Corning, n. Y.-and among the cavalry at
Camp Stoneham. Washington City.
The rebels sent to England and procured
new Episcopal prayer book, wherein the
prayers for the President of the Uni
ted States were charged for the Presiden, of
the Confederate States; but by some acct
dent the PRAYER for the navy was not chang
ed-so the rebel pirates were left to pray
" that We they may be a safeguard unto
the United States of America, aud a security
to such as pass on the seas on their Lawful
avocationS" But in the face of this excel
lent example they p,ey on our commerce.
IFdlton'S Daily.
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Execution in the State Prison

On Wednesday, the Goth inst, between
the hours of one and two o'clock, P NJ, San
II kavanagh and William Barnet were exc
cuted within the walls Of the state prison, in
this place, pursuant to the sentence of the
court, pronounced at Burlington, Nov. 3,
S63, the time for which they were reprieved
having expired. The execution was conduct
edsby Sheriff Richmond of Woodstock, III
the presence of the number of citizens pre-
scrlbed by the statute, viz: twelve; among
whom were several physicians. At one
o'clock the prisoners were taken from their
cells, with their hands bound securely with
thongs and tasted to their waist, the sheriff
and the chaplain of the prison, Rev. Malcolm
Douglas, leading the way TO the gallows.-
On mounting the scatfold the death warrant
was read to the prisoners by the sheriff.
On being asked if they had anything to say.
kavanagh replied that he had not, except,
God have mercy on me, which he repeated
several times. Barnet declared that he was
not guilty. His wife killed herself He
thanked the chaplain for his interest in his
behalf, and professed to have found that
which prepared him to die. He loved God
with all his heart. Prayer was offered by
the chaplain, when the ropes were adjusted
the caps drawn On, and the unhappy men
ushered into eternity. Everything was con-
Quoted with great propriety and solemnity.
After an interval of half an hour, PRAYER
was again offered by the chaplain. the bodies
were taken down and placed in plain collins
and idterred in the prison burying ground
the Episcopal service being read at the
grave.
kavanagh was born in Ireland, and was
GO years of age. Barnet was born in Eng
, land, and was 50 years of age.
Thus, after long interval aas the majesty
of the law against murder been vindic ated-
the sacredness of human life proclaimed
ard Gods commend, given before the Law
of Sinai, and when society was about to on
ter upon its second and last trial Whose
sheddeth mans blood BY man shall his blood
be shed" been obeyed in this state. Nav
the transaction, painful as it is, through the
divine blessing, serve to deter men from the
commission of this great Windsor
Journal
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Conduct of the War.

The committee on the conduct of the war
just authorized to be appointed consists of
Senators Wade of Ohio, Chandler of Michi-
gan and Harding of Oregon Representa-
tives Gooeh of Massachusetts, Julian of In
diana, Odell of New York and Loan of Mis-
souri,. This committee is similar to one here
tofore in existence, the only difference being
in the substitution of Messrs. Harding and
Loan in the places of ex-congressmen Andrew
Johnson of Tennessee and John Covode OF
Pennsylvania. The old committee was ap-
pointed in December, 1861, and closed its
labors in 1868. The new ole, in addition
to its duties of inquiring into the conduct Of
the war, is instructed to, examine into al
contracts and engagements with any depart
ment Of the government, and is authorized
to sit during the recess of Congress at any
place which may be deemed proper. Beside:
this, every facility is provided for a thorough
investigation, including the sending for per.
sons and papers.
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Agents for The Caledonian.

In the absence of all active operations in
the field to record, the newspapers are filled
with extracts from southern papers and let
tiers from reliable gentlemen at the South"
all tending to show that the rebellion is On
its last legs. We believe the stories of rebel
deserters have not generally proved true.
They soon learn to tell the story that will
best please their hearers. Still there must
be something Of truth in the universal testi-
mony that comes to us from the confederacy.
Intercepted letters, foreigners resident there
who communicate with friends in Europe,
Federal prisoners, rebel deserters, contra
bands-all tell the same story. The rebel
contederacy is even now tottering to its
foundations. Starvation stares the miserable
creatures in the face if they adhere to the
Southern cause, and despotism as remorse-
less as death itself holds them there. The
few that reach the Union lines escape not
only the watchiul vigilance Of the rebel
so!diery, but the ferocous bloodhounds that
are ravening as wolves, and that tear in pieces
the unfortunate ones who are unable to es-
cape their keen scent. These are some of
the dangers and horrors that now attend the
southern men who attempt to get away from
that God forsaken confederacy.
Meanwhile both armies are recognizing
and recruiting, and thus preparing for the
spring campaign, which We most earnestly
hope will be the final struggle of the rebel
lion.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-01-29
Spirit of the Southern Press,

The Ric -mond See incl of AN Il saws
lat Gen. Lo gstreet has gone into winter
quarters ct NJ rEst rwn. A large supply of
sho S and blanket has zen forwarded, of
which his army stoo much in nee.:.
The Atlanta Intelligence declares that
/" Congress d sires what was never known
in the civilized world-the entire m lie Pop
ulation of tn. coun ry, abandoning all civil
pursuits, and taking up arms If business
pursuits are terrupted more than tn, are
now, fearful hard >hips and sutferings will be
the result" The Montgomery (Ala) Mail
says: Put the whole male population in the
servic-, and we are vanquished and overrun
before the lst O. next September-not BY
l. ncoln's armies, but by starvation. Abstract
the whole white male population from pro-
duction, and famine stalks over the land"
The Richmond Sentinel of Jan. l6 SAYS
that "to the timid the new year lowers
gloomly. The crisis of the struggle is upon
US, and We must prepare ourselves for the
tremendous shock. We cannot contemplate
the coming of the next and fourth campaign
without solicitude. Everything is at stake
property, honor, liberty, life itself, and gian,
danger presses"
The rebel Congress has passed resoluti on:
pledging the confedsracy to perpetual resis-
lance.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-01-29
Cambridge Cattle Market.
BY TELEGRA
WEDNESDAY. Jan. rs. 1854.


At market 2i6 Cattle. about 232 Beeves anC
IA Stores. consisting of Working Oxen. Cows
and one, two and three years oldS.
PRICES-Markct Beef-Extra $3.50 = ~
first quality SS.25 $50; second do. 81 30 q
S1,15; third do S6.25 sG.15; ordinary.
Working Oxen-SS0. 90. l60.
Cows and Calves-s30. 40, %. a 20.
Yearlings-SG0. 90 a 00,00.
Two Years Old-S20 -
Three Years Oid-S25 a 30.
Sheep and Lambs-250O at market. Extra and
selections. $1,000 $50 0,0O in lots, $500
COCA $50
Spring Lambs-ts7.O 90 7,O75 $50. or from G to
s cents per pound.
Swine-0 at market.
Hidcs-9 a o. &c per To-
Calf Skins-l2 lie per ID
Pelts-s3,50 400 each
Tallow-9 9tc per ID.
Veal Calves-from 50 to 5000.
The above number will be somewhat in.
creased by the river train which usually brings
some OF the best cattle and sheep we have
this season of the year. BUYERS we're not
plenty as they most all brought a sarplus
last week, sheep sold about the same as last
week. Some 10 sold for cts. Or. lbs. ard
some that weighed 100 lbs. each at 81.