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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-12-13

c. The Chinese are probably the best
abused race in the land, now that the
blacks are emancipated. Cinnamon nave
Tor years been kicked about in California
like dos If they accumulated property
by their industry and trugaIity, some de-
graded Anglo Saxons were sure to hap
pen aIonE- and wrest it from them. John
,hln''man has no rights which the white
ilTm or the negro is bound to respect. 1t
has Just been decided by Judge Niles, of
the court in Nevada county, California.
that negro cannot be convicted of crime
Oh Chinese testimony. 1t comes about
III this way: 1t is California law that a
White man cannot be convicted ON a
Chlnaman'S testimony, and the civil
rights bill puts the negro in the political
position of the white man: therefore 4
negro cannot be arrested on China
mans testimony. And a negro arrested
for murder of a Chinaman was released
on this ground
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-12-13
Gold or PAPER 4?

General Butler has opened his iinan-
cial campaign in Congress with great
vigor. He has prepared bill provld-
ing ''that the national Indebtedness be
paid in exact accordance with the acts OF
Congress creating ii" Is the General
alarmed Does he think the Govern
ment is in danger of repudiating its obi
cations Does he think the debt is like
ly TO be paid in some other way than It's
creditors expect Is he afraid that Mr..
Pendleton's influence is growing? Let
the General he comfortcd. During the
sale of the Five-Twenties of GA Messrs.
Barclay and Livingston, of New York,
asked Mr.. Chase, then Secretary of the
Treasury, u question to which the AS
sistant Secretary replied Il am direct
ed by the Secretary to say that it is the
purpose of the Government to pay said
bonds, like other bonds of the United
States in coin at maturity" This docs
not bind the Government, indeed, but II
shows at least what the Secretary of the
Treasury thought, and he was supposed
10 nave known something of the meaning
Of the bill. Did the General ever hear
of any one who bought those bonds with
the understanding that they were not to
be paid i'll coin Mr.. John Law writes
to Mr. Ihaddeus Stevens that when he
voted for issuing the bonds he supposed
they were TO be paid i'll the lawful cur
rency of the United States. But Mr..
Law does not add, what he undoubtedly
thought, iii common with all other good
citizens, that when those bonds were
payable the lawful currenc, OF the Uni
ted States would he gold and silver coin.
Mr.. M'Culloch also, the present Sec
rotary OF the Treasury, writes on the 9TH
of October, 1867 81 consider the faith
of the Government pledged to pay the
Five-Twenty bonds, when they are paid,
in coin" Why then should General
Butler doubt that these bonds at least
will be paid Ill exact accordance with
the act of Congress creating them The
law of FEBRUARY %, 1862, authorizing
the Five-Twenties Of that year. and tie
Five-Twenty law of June 80, 1861, pro-
vide expressly that the interest shall be
payable in com, but are silent as to the
principal. Certainly they are silent As
to the principal, and for the same kind
ot reason that there was no law against
parricide in Rome. 1t WAS regarded a>
an impossible crime. In like manner it
WAS assumed, without tine possibility OF
question, that the debt would be paid in
gold. 1t was, therefore, not necessary
to say 50. But the law specified the
payment OF the interest in coin because
specie payments were suspended. The
law, therefore, practically said to every
leader, Although coin is not in circul;l-
ton we will sill pay your interest in
gold. as well. OF, course, rs the principal "
-Ir7,er's Weekly.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-12-13

TuE WEEK or PIAYER.-rhe Evan
gelical alliance has isSut,l Its circular in
vltin@ attention 10 the week of PRAYER.
and suggestin" topics suitable 10 IFS sue
ccS>ive meetings. There l. gain in the
thought That the same subjects are occu-
pylng the prlyerlul desire, of the whole
Christian world ON the same dsy. which
will 90 fur 10 compensate those who
think programme might he prenarel
this side tie Atlantic better suited Ia
American Christians. The following are
the topics suggested:
SUNDAY, January .5-sSTulsa<. Sub
ject: The Person. Work and Kingdom
ut our Lori Jesus Christ.
Monday, January 6-TTuqksgi7sg for
special ami general mercies during the
past wear. 10 Nations. Churches and
Families: AMI Confession of Sin.
Tuesday, january 7-Prgysr for Va
tons; for kings and all in authority 8:
for the Observance of the Lor,rs Day ::
for the removal of obstacles in the way
OF Moral and Religious Progress and
for internal AMI International Peace.
wednesday. January S-P,ry,r, for
Families: for Schools. Colleges AMI Uni
vcrsiiies; and ior Sons and Daughters in
Foreign Countries
Thursday, January 9-Pmqer for
Christian Huaers; and all engaged in
Chrlsi's service: for Gods ancient Isra-
el; and :or the Coming of Our Lord Je-
sus Christ.
FRIDAY, January lO-Praye. for the
SCI; aud afflicted; for Widows and or
phans; and Tor the Prosecuted Tor Right
eousneSS' sake.
Saturday, January ll-Praysr ta, the
Christian Church for increase of holi-
ness and activity, fidelity and love: and
tor gracs equal to the duties and dangers
OF the times.
sunday, January l2-.Ss7mons. Sub
Ject; Christian CHARITY Cor. Is.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-12-13
More about the Butter.

MIR. EDIToR:-Agreeably to your re-
quest, for the information and satisfac-
ton of the public, | have to inform you
that the butter seized from Mr.. Nelson.
is held to forfeiture. The customs Off
GERS have not compromised the matter, ="
nor given it up" but have thought it
oesl TO pass the record of their .sharp
practices" fair dealing" and sreliable
arrangements in regard to the collection
OF customs revenue" before the +. S
court, there to be investigated under iu-
dicial direction by a jury of the public #
Mr.. Nelson shall desire. l feel nnder
obligations for your kindness, in calling
me, so unexpectedly, yet unanimously, to
the enviable position Of custom house adj
vocate, and hope you will indulge me
room in your paper for saying, that in
tended no defence for the customs officers.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-12-13
Congress-.

The House on Saturday afternoon,
while in Committee of the " Whole, dis
trlbuted the Presidents message among
various committees, and there was quite
contest as to the proper reference OF
that portion referring to the purchase o.
Russian America. A portion of the
members desired to have it referred to
the Committee on Foreign Affairs, of
which Gen. Banks is chair man, while
Others urged its reference to the Commit
tee on Appropriations. 1t was finally
decided to refer it to the Committee on
Foreign Affairs, but the contest will
probably be renewed on Monday.
There is a strong feeling in the House
against voting seven millions in gold, just
now, to carry out the treaty, and 4 ma
jority of the Committee on Appropria-
ton is thought by many TO be adverse to
it. In this connection it may be stated
that there are good many rumors ahoat
in regard to the differences that prevail
Ill the Committee on Appropriations, as
recently reorganized. Mr., Thad. Stew
ems, notwithstanding his i'll health is
present at every meeting OF the commit
tee, and as he is habitually extravagant
in the expenditure of public money, he
does not agree with those members of the
committee who are for cutting appropri-
ations down to the lowest possible point.
He makes no secret of his veXation be
cause tie Speaker placed Messrs. Wash
burn of Illinois and Blaine of Maine on
the committee with him, as these gentle
men have frequently opposed his extrav-
agance i'll the House. and will now
doubtless seek 10 reduce all appropria-
tons to the lowest possible figure.
Mr. Thad. Stevens is also ANNOYED be-
cause the House has abolished the Spec
ial Committee on Reconstruction, OF
which lie was chairman, and ii will prob
ably be revived.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-12-13
IWDe0cHmPnt Finished,

The agony is over. We give else
where the Geographic summary of con
grcssional proceedings on Saturday, il
which the resolutions offered by major.
ity OF the impeachment committee were
taken up in the house, and on square
vote, were defeated los to 81. We are
glad that the house had the courage to
meet the main question, and not kill the
measure by laying it on the table None
of Nermont's representatives voted aye,
and only five from New England-Lyncll
of Ne, Ella and Stevens of New Hamp-
shire, and Boutwell, and Butler of Mass.
That Andrew johnson, president of
the United States, is guilty of thigh
crimes and misdemeanors, and deserves
to be impeachcd, we have never had any
question. But there has been a growing
feeling throughout New England, at
least, that the game was not worth the
powder; that his power for evil could be
shorn by congress in a better way. saw
ing the country the long trial and conse-
quent excitement and financial and bust
ness arrangement. Besides, there are
not a few timid republicans left; there
are in fact many who will not stand to
amy measure because it is Just and RIGHT,
but will first inquire, Is it good policy?
The bu9bear Of Il presidential election is
close AT hand The party N,a dnf not o.
pose tie ~r, are making considerable
capital with the ignorant masses, bv at
taching al the ismS aid crotchets to the
party th"t dill oppose the rebellion. 1t
has become evident to many that tie
dominant party must ril Itself of some
OF this lead, or its prospects in the pres
DENTAL canvass would be endangered
Now that impeachment is finally dis
posed OF, congress can apply itself to the
work Of reconstruction and the finances.
aud the country expects it will b, done
With vigor and ability. OF whatever
unpleasant loads the republican party
may try to divcst itself, it must not evade
he main issues, but stand firmly for
lst reconstruction and impartial, intclIi-
ent suffrage.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-12-13

The LITTLE CORPORAL for Dscem
Der Is capital number. 1t contains
son the Hearth Rug" 1.-The Great
Paniandrum Himself :" "Jennie's Mem
DRY String :" q new Rhyme of Little
he'd Riding Hood :" "'The Conclusion
OF Camp Bruce = besides a number Of
sparkling poems, among which is a per-
feet gem, by the Associate Editor. Mrs
Emily Huntington Miller, entitled "Ibe
Baby's Stocking" music by Geo. F.
Root a letter from Theodore Tlton and
an Editorial describing the beautiful pro-
cess by which Chromos are made. Pub
Ished by Alfred L. Sewell, Chicago, at
SLOO per year.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-12-13

/ wrote the truth and a few stray
thoughts, leaving them to defend whom
they might. l wish to add that have
no interest in the butter controversy be-
tween the L. S government and a. Il.
Nelson, the point Of the ''dislnterested
stand," with the CALIFORNIAN to the con-
trarv notwithstanding.
| did intend however to show thai from
appearances, there was 4 trick-a cheat
attempted upon the L. S. revenue in the
importation of Mr.. Nelson's butter, that
if the officers at Newport detected any
such fraud or wrong in the transaction,
it was manltestly their duty to seize and
hold for condemnation as they have done,
and leave the public to sympathize with
MIR. Nelson. Further, | attempted to
show that the cheat was large and not
small, an otfense against the revenue
laws, upon our national statutes. which
a deputy collector would find poor ex-
cuse for renting. | also attempted to
show that Mr.. Nelson, is receiving pre-
cisely the prescription, which these men
cannot avoid administering, without of
fetal malfeasance. Now | wish to say
that if ''these men, neg lect or overreach
their official duty, the animadvcrsions of
the papers and people are warranted it
would then become their duty to 90 even
farther, expose the corruption and de-
mand honest servants. If however
''thesc men, act within the bounds
of the law and duty of their
office; let the papers and people lay
their complaints before the law makers,
have the public nuisance abated, and
cease carping about custom house despot-
ism and interference If men are hon
est let them keep their property so, and
they will have 10 trouble with revenue
officials | write thus because conceive
it no very pleasant task for treasury Of
ticers to discharge their duty. without
the seasoning public dispersion, thrown
from every quarter, especially when it
cmenates from vague suspicion and ap-
prehension.
The executive officers of Il law. gencr-
ally have some support from the public,
but the revenue law seems to have bat
few friends and lis executors fewer. still
they should endeavor to convince, that
the way of the smugglcr is hard
\ SUBSCRIBER.
NorE.-The first dozen lines of the
above communication are Just what we
asked for; the remainder i entirely gra-
tuitolS, as it only rc-:rgutS the right OF
to break the revenue laws. 4
matter which we do not consider dcbai-
all,.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-12-13

Two more of Gen. Mowers appointees
al New Orleans, state treasurer +. b.
jenkins and auditor J. II. Sypher, have
been removed by special order of Gen.
Hancock, and the previous incumbents
Adam Griffin and Hypolite Peralte. REIN
stated Hancock's course is making
hum Immensely popular at New Orleans.
lie visited the opera, Saturday evening,
and was greeted with enthusiastic cheers,
the band playing Hail Columbia. When
sheridan was there it was the other way,
twas he that gave the rebel. .sHail Co.
lumbia."
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-12-13

The Army and Navy Journal advises
Congress to consider before it votes to
reduce the army. 1t suggests that until
the Pacific railroad is completed, in
1870 or 1871, it will be bad economy
to reduce the force watching the West
ern Indians and might delay for several
years the completion of the road. 1t
sees no evidence that the permanent pa
cltication of the Indians can be counted
upon tor three or four years on the con-
trary, 1t looks for new demonstrations of
hostility from the Indians of the far West
as the railroad is pushed toward them.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-12-13

LET THEM WALK,-Among all the
manias with which our people are peri
odically affected, we know of none less
Objectionable than the fit Of Pedestrian
ism superinducei-to speak medically-
through the active example OF Mr. Yves
ton, Ii enthusiasts are bound to go oft
the handle" about something or other,
here Is an opportunity to do it without
INJURY to themselves or or the commune
ty. No man that we ever heard OF has
burst blood vessel by walking, or con-
tractcd heart disease, or gone INTO a
decline OF any sort. The dcvotee. at the
worst, walks til! he gets tired out. and
then he stops and rests, or he blstcrs his
toes, which may be annoying, but is not
destructive Besides, it is the cheapest
of designations, costing no more in extra
shoe leather for the time being than it
saves in overcoatS. And, after all, there
is no great danger Of this new mania
neutrality-suspicious. we should say walking
to excess. Great numbers will adopt
it with zeal, few will keep it up, but
the majority will soon drop it for some
thing else in the meantime all will have
been benefited, and good impulse given
to the ever grand cause Of physical cul-
ture. We dcprecate, therefore, the el-
forts OF some newspapers to throw cold
water upon the thousands of new dsci-
pies OF Weston. The latter are OH the
right track, whether they keep to it or
not, and hence we say, Let EN- walk
Boston J0mmA.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-12-13
JOB PRINTING.

We are adding to our Printing facilities
from time to time, and intend 10 always be
prepared to do nearly all kinds Of Job Print
ing, such as Wedding. AGlelress and Business
Cards, Circulars, Bill Heads, Blanks, Re-
ceiHs. auction Bills and Posters, in good
style and at TAR prices.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-12-13

any ct r remedy IT effc.cs taz p Soc i
craliT known, thst II is justly l,,,a- ed "a '7i
iiacs as a medicine Of ind Iensslde neccs-rs- .'
h.ltafn, trancs and Germany. whore n.l'A.
ia' reached its highest Perfection, l. G7-
Domestic practice and cont lIfly u-ca g. i!a
hospitals and othe public Il u fu;iona, UllcE
ESrded by tn attending rhysi ian, a. t. I..-'
Ano agreeable remedy that csn be- cnll5sr-- . .
any nelshsorhoOd can lie found Nncrr H'
cs@es 81 diseased lungs, which lad ha''lua III ~
lie mosi skillful snd exprricncc3 5eci =. -'' q,
permanently cured hr II Thee rrsut- A. t
celF1nclug proofs Of the superior cET sriHr PIP
tAls preparation: and o. them tie author I '.-
Peclllsr satisfsC ton while il L. tt l'1v'''
oonfI1ntd di-esse-, il IL extrtm IN s,I1lc Il '
N infancy snd youth being quite Harmless Z t'''
youngest wh,n administered judiCiuJ.l'- --,
Itls health restdrer aocumpli-he. cHUa il'f
Ftntiun than cure Efaken in season, II hri'- -
tatious II the throat and Lungs. Nh II E-l-''.-
colds or coughs or frum other cause 81 ''' q
that long tram Of painful and incura le alrea-'-
would 4 ise fruin the ue-icct Il Jhuu. lte,' % -
should be without il Iitucsza, cro1i- a.
HhO0p ne cough, pleaiisy, iacip.cIt coH7.''i. .-
other affections Of the lr, sthing Urrsns, ci',
lore tins pTe-eluiGcnf caIin sti0a q lrr4l,a' -
frcpnned by nr J. {. An I,s & CO, a. ~ g.
and sold by al druggists and dealers II med
where. I-cc%iA-s
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-12-13

MIR. Stevens Of Pa. is so unwelI that
he Is obliged to ride to the House every
day, and is carried to the committee
rooms in a chair and during the debate
on the impeachment question, reclined
tuil length on sofa ready to respond to
the call OF his name. He has wonder
iul tenaclty of life, and every day or two
the prediction is uttered that he has
made his last appearance in the house,
but he still holds out, though he looks
worn.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-12-13

fERsoNAL.-A despatch from Wash
ington on Tuesday stated that Senator
Justin 5. Morrill, was to give his view,
ON finance on Wednesday, and that he
was opposed to the views of Gen But
Ter. The despatch further stated that
zen. Gushing will soon present his first
report on the coditicalion of the laws OF
the United States. Judge Poland OF
Vermont has been appointed chairman
OF special house committee on this sui
ject
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-12-13

The western members of Congress are
setting themselves against AN adjourn
ment for the Christmas holidays There
is not time for them to 20 home and re-
turn, and they do not see why they
should sit and suck their fingers for a
fortnight at Washington while the eastern
members are having a merry Christmas
at home. Besides, they urge, there are
many matters pressing for action, and
Congress ought not to waste fortnight.
There Is usually no good reason why Con-
gress should take more than a day for
Christmas.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-12-13

Washington is full of whisky men in
attendance upon a whisky convention,
the OBJECT of which is to get the tax re-
duced. The ways and means committee
will, at an early day, report in favor of
a change OF the laws relating to whisky.
1t Is probable that the tax will be reduc-
ed and still be compelled to pay accord
ing to their capacity.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-12-13

e~ Boston elected on Monday, DIR.
Na'lr! b. Shurtleif, Democrat, for may
Or by l5s majority over Otis Norcross.
present mayor and republican candidate.
The Total vote was l6,20S. At the
state election last month 1866 votes
were cast Tor governor, of which Adams
Dem, had 1913 majority.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-12-13

lIruEroN.-Ihe workmen and wo-
men IN the Llttleton WOODEN mills have
refused to work for 10 per cent. reluc-
ton of their wages, and the mills are
stopped until spring.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-12-13
DIARIES FOR I>G>
A good -s.a-trneut rcrr cl,..sr

- Al kinds Of Watches. Clocks and .-
p.i-od in the hest msnnor. -JcwclTy mas Z -
ncEg s-yl,s q Silver JeE7olry w snr msE
Framed, Engraving. Eley Il, IlztIn- w ..
silver, DC
Far furIh'r particular call snd st.r IN = ---
l-yndo., VI, dee =, lSe--
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-12-13


no" ->oNiiiti'N EnfLE ARE TREAT
Ed Al ihh o"' rii:-A correspondent
OIL Inc ! lnclnl'atl C'mmerclai, writing
from A'aoaiila' SAYS Inc reported cl>ro>l-
''oh oil Inc southern people 10 welcome
l,oF'ierh Immigration haS no existence.
lhey are worse thah the japanese or Gin
llt'e III Their ioIly assumption and bls"t-
el ignorance lhey want northern cap
''''' '''' northern settlers. II north
slI''F goes down mere ana opens a store
'"cV VIII nc' trade with him; II he opens
i >''''o'' Il" WI" he lett 10 teach thc
il'I-tFs' II lie settles on plantation,
noooly WI! associate with hm III"
80. 'tt>
,,',;I;. I L ',oI' ','''' M, i.o'.''-
navy '''l,' 0' p,'.'''''',o''>'
"'"!"' Vi A't>tu' within unity
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-12-13

KS We complete the publication of
the public acts of the las. legislature in
this weeks paper. Like nauseous dose,
we concluded our readers would rather
lave them over with as soon as possible.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-12-13

Coal Is nine cents a bushel in Zanes-
vile, Ohio, delivered, and the people are
grumbling at the high price.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-12-13

Is soothing CN1cc, IL,
20 meet the nrccyt slsyd -
relisbl- cure far di-ca>g-- y Z
and lungs. Atrial q l.-i..
estahished the fact fa-
srf,aFif,.,s >, -,.Y1.,,.. ., .-z.. -.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-12-13
FRESH GROUND FLOUR
BLANKS FOR SALE

BLANKS FOR SALE.
Department Cards, 20 cts. per Do,f'.
Teachers Licenses, 20 cts. per Dor
Marriage Certificates, Is cts. per Dr.
Tax Bills, sI.00 per Hundred.
Receipts, so cts. per Hundred
g Seut hy mail on rco.Spt Of rrioo.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-12-13

The genuine l. L Il. Scissors, Twcezcr.. r.
Cuno,rtinas, l-ish Hs-ns, HauIinocf. ca.
Men, Bone, Rutl,er sn5 ~cotwood Nspkir
Bohemian, and chin. Vases AID Figures. e. p
81, Witch B.iIes, Tuailg Forks AID Evcd
- - "a - -. Il
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-12-13

.-CoMErm Ur As A FLOWER" is the
title of an sutObiographical story of the
richest kind just issued 10y ID. Appleton
Il Co, New York. The London Times
speaks of it with great praise Its chief
merits consist Of the powerful and visor-
Gus manner in which ii is told, in the
exceeding beauty and poetry of Its sketch
es of scenery, and in the soliloquies,
sometimes quantity humorous. sometimes
cynically bitter, sometimes plainiive and
melancholy, which are uttered by the
heroine. Ii IS written by a lady-a new
hand. and is said TO be 50 extraordinarily
good, that whenever YOU begin it you
cannot lay it down again, hardly even
when it Is finished. New York ID APP
p1eton x Go. Price, GO cents For
sale by L. NJ. Howard, ST. Johnsbury-
HAY BUSINESS.-The Eergennes Yer
monter has the following figures of The
hay business in that vicinity:
From October |. 1866 TO August |.
1867, between 800 and 1000 tons OF
hay have been shipped from the YER
gennes Station to Boston, Worcester,
Lowell, Fitchburg and other points near
Boston, and about 200 tons TO New
York The trade opens brisk this sea-
SON. Since Oct. 20, three hundred tons
have been shipped from this point. The
average price paid for hay, last year,
was about Sl4-50 per ton Ii rules
lower this season, Is hay brings only Si3
per ton delivered at the Nergennes de-
Dot.