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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-11-01

r~ Joseph y. Pond, president Of the
Massachusetts, senate, was stricken down
with paralysis at the State house gate
las! Thursday, and fingered until Mon
day, when he died. His age was 40
wears. and he leaves an enviable name
lor christian manlinc's. legislative ability
and many private virtues.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-11-01

l5- According to their advertised terms,
it costs over seven thousand dollar, to adj
ycTti>c a column in the y. Y. Indepcnd-
,nt one year. There are from six to
eight columns of life insurance advertise
ments in that paper constantly. Fisk Il
Hatch advertise the Pacific Central K.
i. 10 the amount OF one column.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-11-01

&-~sS A<tp>S tSAssA 49, - - -.
on the farm. DR.. John \. Scranton, &
chemist and geolo.ist, visited the gold
nine where he collected and -asssayed
Specimens which he certified yielded IS
59g toithe ton Besides this four other
L ttss; ~ were male In New York, Bros
7vn,, Boston; and PHILADELPHIA, with sim
liar results, 4 STOCK company known
as the Rensselaer, equity Gold and 81
yer Mining tohpanf,' was incorporated
. !ss1ur.,l<t 81, with a capita! Of sS50,e00
Vian,lerctok sold all. the stock, and tian
lcit. for parts unknown. After waiting
for months for him 10 return and open
his erich mines in Pitts:own," the stock
hollcrs have al last discovered how tie
cold mine was manufactured. The gold
and quartz found on the farm and assay
ell by Dr.. Scranton and others, came
from Colorado, and was deposited oil the
farm by Vandercock, who Is now a.
large. after swindling the citizens Of
Bennington. Waterloo, Lan>ingbgTg, szI
Syracuse to the tune OF three huc,l.,y
and fifty thousand dollars, having ssl,l
thousand shares, and collected
on each al assessment CT ten dollars 4
share
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-11-01

I'''-'' ''''''N''
P,psalod of'tIe S eGo al The
General 1SscmjM Of Vermont:
SIR i beg leave through YOU 10 re-
turn my thanks to the General Assembly
of the State of Vermont, for the very
hattering resolution in which Fly name
is mentioned.
Ny efforts with the First Vernon;
Brigade hardly amounted 10 service and
/ was more than repaid by the esteem
and confidence of the men. and the Glory
they won for themselves in every action
in which they were engaged. They i
monstratel clearly the correctness Of my
opinion when | used my personal inliu-
ence with the General commanding to
allow me to put the Vermont troops in
an organization by themselves, that they
might make or lose their reputation, and
that of the State, by their action. iia'i
they been scattered through the army OF
the Potomac the deeds Of the best Bri-
gade in the Army OF tie Potomac would
have been lost to History and my own
State derived but little credit Cor the
magnificent soldiers it sent TO the field.
Expressing again my thanks for the
honor bestowed upon me by the General
Assembly of Vermont,
l subscribe myself your obedient ser
want, ". t. SMITH,
Late Col Third Vt. Vol.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-11-01

The Indians On the plains are collect
mg the poll tx. They take 1t out in
hair.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-11-01

InANk>GlvlN".-Ihe president has
appointed the last Thursday in Novem-
her for a day of National thanksgiving
Most il not all the state governors will
appoint the same day
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-11-01

A. TfA,tr. Edward Phtys6n
}yc,ton left Portland Tts .4dayt, ''l = : valk
70 C;Iicjgo in so consecutive days, .ex-
elusive Q. Sundays, on wager of SlO,-
coo. To do this he will have to average
fifty miles day. 1t seems impossible
that he do this, but the papers say he is
confident Of the result. On some one day
lie must make one hundred miles, or lose
six tenths of the stake. He is % years
old, and weighs l25 pounds.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-11-01
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF

ALkRGE ASSORTMENT OF
cL Otis FOR SUITS
AT
=
}
CORSERS, MAIN STREET
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-11-01

Fl ,.r e. -, =, 81 sFss; dug III Pc
~ 10 ..-ystY4 1nfl en,Aa OF
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-11-01
IL. e!ect;pp. The freedmen are warning
,Hw5tt rebtls who have become OBJ
ID te.Siarp aatla16rtharn iiiAr-eiying

them twenty-tour hours TO leave the
couIttp 'A 9N an n of f.A"hh as2ndCils arr
posted abont Richmond offering large re
wards for the assassination Of HunDlcutt-
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-11-01
LETTER FROM "bALDY' ~MIgU

LETTER FROM "BMDT' NAugI!.-
Among other notables, the Legislature
invited Gen ". f. Smith, the iir-t t1i-
onel OF the Sd regiment, to be prc-cu!
at the time of the Sheridan reception.
The following communication was rc;,a
in the Senate Oh Tuesday:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-21

-, who was severity reprimanded by the Jnsnee,
pros then fined $50 OF this class OF sWlhders theIo
n s hundreds n Broadway
ON q AMHe-Hernan Hilbert took NOTION hto NE
a. 49, no would try bis luck at the noble game OF
bea n no vent into the Policy shop OF John nhd' No
&c Eat Thtrteentlst between Avenues ana =; "' ~
~ ~ "a ceEts ON the following numbers: NOS & IL
~ h won SIS He also played for Nos 23 49, 70 anu
81 called gig which didn't WIZ orvo Ten h s9 his
bonto d ddoss Upon opening the aforesaid
p.to d neatly written note, somewhat 10 inc loio"
Ing effect; ~ Ctr rrc,, rlease 6ud s75 the amount due
yoS on g3I rued The envelope inside and OUTSIDE UP
and down bHt couldn't see the $40 RIM e c fS Beat
cohciuslV. va, lg nrefeTcd charge against nm
ldln anu M T6e prisoner found guilty OF tne
sG,rce and was remanded Tor sehtenoc'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-21
Amour, q Issue 1896 600 Iu Coupon Bord' Of $1,000
each
THE MARKETS

lCTsiuny reported i5r TnH TMrrU J

lCsfsiuhy rrpoTiei i'f hH iHflh -, 81
AeUEg Pots are finn owing 10 the light receipts. aud u
good demand Prev ais sales 90 6 - as 90 Pearls are ~
settled: quote nj <ll dSil 20. "
RERGCkS finn al slb Tor Common Hard; sbdf!O Tor
Crotou, and SO for Philadelphia Front.
COTTOS-Thc demand has been moderate ma prlnci-
pally from spectators. Holders Gre.stl asking former
figures, though quote nonlually ~ sc Tor hndIhK
Upands. for do. New Orleans; snlcs OF 700 Dds
COFFEE-Puco- are without change but the demand
IL Hight. aud we have 10 important sales 10 1dNNc.
CEMENT-Roscndale II firm and In good demand at e.
cash - .
which slnguished market for Western aud state
Flour tins day week has since continued, Win shght
variations The great strngcncy IN the money market
and the disrust and apprehension which are houeehpio
everywhere has been very apparent In this trade and the
question naturally arises II money IA 50 very abundant
why the complaint general of It's scarcity but the
fact t. money IL plenty enough In certain locacs Dut
CAPITALISTS have lost confidence, the Government have
done nothing 10 restore confidence, but, the contrary
their has created much apprehension ANA dstrs
and the delay IA passing measures OF rccfs certainly
very repreheusble We claim 10 il in the power OF Con
gress 70 remove this distrst aud apathy at once
The receipts Of Flour FOR the week have been moderate
but have exceeded the general expectation weak holders
have compelled To SELL and speculative dealers have
cynCcd much disposition 10 realize, as thcr margins nave
become beautifully Less IRON day 10 day ana ms las
contributed the depression. Very little has been done
Family braads and the sales made have been at rregu
lar rates We have reduced stock but slightly and
find IL ample for tho To-day the market II lees
active but Ia the advance Of arrivals prices on the
low grades arc better but the medium and better brands
are dull and heavy the sales $500 bills at - asa
$40 Supcrfinc state $40 5OdS2 rs for Sound Extra
do $40 IO0Sl2 for the low grades OF Western Extra
SO 25qsJ Is forgood TO choice Extra do vi l5Gs2 90
Shipping Ohio, sl2 5jdS4 40 for Trade do and si 70
;IG 10 Tor Louis Extras Canadian Flour Is firm, but
qufct sales Of 300 bbls good Club Wheat, Extras, nj
S3 25 Southern Flour Is more active and ~ rIn sales
tmOrc and Country and S4 20d$ 7 for Trade and Family
Extra. Rye Flour Is firm, but quiet; sales Of $50 bbls
al Sc tOaS3 Corn Meal is inactive and is heavy Buck
wheat Flour ~ saabe at s. 9OdS3 % u 100 10.
EXPORTS FROM sErr ]. 1890, TO DATE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-21
SEPT. /. 1890, TO DATI
at Vr.taiu 0tlsr foreign

GRATS-We have had very dun and heavy market for
Wheat since review OF Monday last the continued
decline In lower grades OF Flour and more stringent
money market, have induced mllcrH 10 hold OF, ana
have Increased the desire 10 SELL and 10 do so lower prices
have been accepted daily, but most holders nave dc
sell and the business OF tho week Dctn
limited this may be chiefly attributed 10 the lghtnoss IN
the money market and the general distrus ANA aphe
hensisn which prevail, and consequently the losses OF
business In this trade have been large Inc nccih
ent weather has retarded business and cut OF the re-
cepts by rail and otherwise; the reduction In our stock
has been slight, much less than had expected, ana
without shipping demand we are not likely 10
haust our present supply until May but the indications
now 10 will pay to hold over 10 nidsummef rom All
points Of the West have the reports OF the great
scarcity of Wheat from the Mississippi RIVER where iney
held on the lat OF JAM 1906, 100000 bus hp1ng wheat
chiefly, the points hold 10000 bush, ana nom
other sections of the West have tine same accounts
From Cleveland learn their stock N almost ekhnustcdi
others south OF them and they us that no flOur
from that Wheat is likely 10 reach this market through
decrease on the week Of 6dI0c per. BUSH To-day
the market Is quiet, mers holding Off for some rehctoh
In Flour and we hear Of only sales or loo bush ADer
State at S. Barley has been In fair demand chleny Tor
export and with material advance IN gold prices nave
improved and but for considerable advance 10 relghs
and scarcity In vessels the business would laye Dec
far active. closing steady with moderate demand:
sales OF 5000 bush Canada East bond at SOC Our stock
Is somewhat reduced and isnOt far from 100000 Dus
Barley Malt quiet at 81 259sl 49, oats have declnea
but have sold more freely Of late we note some demand
light, closing better under limited suppy; sales x ~
600 bush at 62966c for Chicago; d66tc t0r Micpggh
esde9c for Jersey and 6807Oc for sate-he later r0r
bag lots: Canada Peas dull but firm at 81 u pa IN
bond; held at 81 tO Rye has been In fair demand, ana
with Limited arrivals and reduction In the stock prices
are better closing firm but quiet sales OF bush ~
lots OF State Indian Corn has been In limited qeqapd
Notwithstanding the favorable news from Europe and
rapid advance In gold the absence Of vessels has greatly
SstSSr VIII tS{ ssSity money
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-21
corpT OF GENERAL SESSIONS.

Tn; SKEEHAN MURDER CAsE'-Ihe crlnlnal caler-
,lis court will to-day contain the capital case OF
sshn !. skeehan, charged with the killing OF Thomas
weight clerk in the Chemical Bank on the ngI S rnS
M,st Anonst A CoroAer's Jury at the time rendered
s,h ,onc verdict: That deceased came TO MS death
az wound under the left arm, lnilced ny POCKET
kn was inflicted by the prisoner while under the m
e. nn fl,at lie was in danger OF bodily lalIn ms
pre-, - fle ease one of granddaughter. subsequently
ne Grand Jury took it mp and 3etng ON the OF
e.risi vifneeses the whom they examined, tneY
M H. verdict of the COFOuers jury uDwHrranted,
~. f,un6 an Indictment against Skeehan for homicide
IN the degree Of murder" On TINS indictment Sheeha"
Eli he tried today
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-21
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

CoMMUSIPAw, Jan. l9-Arriyas for the week. l3i ears
viz SO cars Jij head. OF cattle, 3t cars containing
2iG3 sheep and sji cars, 906 hogs Slaughtered 499
sheep and l0iB hOgsa portion OF the latter hcld over
from ast week Absut 80 Of the cattle were sold the re-
mainder going to Hudson City and Onehundredthst. In
fact porton those sold bought for retailing nt
Onchundrcdth st. next Monday Prices range from - TO
&c., and the feeling Is little stronger In anticipation
that the Western stock will not all get through for Mon
days market The sheep all sold, mostly at Ga &c.
with upward tendency. Hogs are moderately active
at Il Q7ic, with II unsod No live stock OF any kind
arrived today.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-21

and we have reduced stock slightly New has I'M
proved materially, and has sold freely on afrlVa the
stock Of this staple Liverpool much less than we bad
expected and If very limited with small quantity III
tansitu; this has induced much confidence and lnost
holders are not disposed sell unless at material adj
vance, closing firner the ice in the harbor greatly I'M
pedes business the inquiry is mainly for export sales OF
25sC0 bush AT 81 120S for New Yellow jersey 81 ia
for Western Mixed in store; 81 for do in the Atlantic
Basin, held AT II IL IN store at the close.
lILA.-L IL on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-21

of financial and commercial statistics, domestic and
oreign published in the United S<ates and should
be supported cordially by bankers and merchants III
whose interests it is issued The paper is an editorial
and financial success.
The following are the comparative earnings OF the
Chicago and Rock Island Railroad for the second
week in January:
1867 500 7GO 1866 .......$5s,O2i Increase slc''5e
The shipments of coal by the Pennsylvania Coal
Connouv are rcported as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-21

Tho 1OTOWIng rttNpWUIIUH WI HFU aIIO WIZ "
na increases and decreases Of the exports generally
particularly take place: .
Rv sen Nv rail By sea BY rail
The Nine. SSJl WV s5ooco $780,
The Fisheries. l.iS9 l,'lf s',ZS
Animals. lCW,SaS 1,l22ttO l'ilf,g4y i'gtr$$ooo
tcricultlirc ...lsCUOj3 40i57 3JiO,902 3i5.SI6
Norufnc,ttrsa lJs CGg.S 291,lbG 1898
These figures show increase last year OF SUts III NJ
ticcg the produce Of The mine decrease OF 3T III hs
and oil decrease uf S264s5 In the produce of the forest
an increase Of S2f ISg in animals and their products an
increase 81 5l 2is in agricultural produce, ana an m
crease also I'm manufactures Of S30C91 so far ar TINS
mort therefore concerned, have had no reason 10
complain OF the abrOgatiOn Of the treaty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-21


The business of the Sub-Treasury was Receipts
8. 1852 5G5 S2--for Customs $4,000; Payments,
$j9i.857 ca; Balance, $l04, 1913 $50 52-Gold Notes,
$39j,0OO.
The shipments Of Pittston coal by the Pennsylva-
MIA Coal Company for the week ending January II
were:
1sG7.. 226Ol 1866 1918 Increase. ...s,sss
OF the abrogation of the reciprocity treaty Ihe Mon
tyeql Gazette of Jan. II observes that
The exports instead of decreasing actually Increased
the figures bong Total value of exports In 1862 Sb2b2
do do 1906 S. There is falling OFF IN tne eA-
ports by rail- but this is more than made up ny Inc III,
creased exports by sea- and shows how we were drlNeil
10 seek new and, believe, more prOfitaDe-at al
events self reliant market for the balance OF e g0od
thrown on our hands bv the protective tar OF the Cle
states 1865, for instance, the exports from oneal
"by rall" came TO total value Of sg7l35 ana las year
fell TO $7420i2 The exports by sea- on the other tu
only amounted 5Gi7 in 1866 and last year had se
i'm value 10 SGSG gs We Sold Montreal alone considered
one million less 10 the Americans but then found extra
direct sale for two more millions with the Brlsh ana
Lower Province consumers. We now propose to point
out the items Immediately affected ny me treaty
in order to show interests were affected ny us
alrocation This will he best shown III q comparative
alfttlp form.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-21


" NV foRK January g. 1861
At THE ANNTAI, ELECTION for Directors
~ Of Ills Consny bi AZ their ONCE Tuesday the tth ns Tia
fUoVine geptiemen were elected foT ensuing
f III IVER w WoODFORU DANIEL b. WAGNER,
DANIEL EkBOJD CHARLES BANKS,
JOSEPH W. GREENE, JAMES hoSS,.,
LANES STEWART' STEPHEN H. PLUM,
ERRNEZFR & AIT6WFII THOMAS CRANE,
CHARLES JENKINS, JONATHAN w ALLtN'
MATTHIAS n. HOWELL, RICHARD MILD,
RICHARD WIGHT RICHARD II. BOVINE,
DAVID BANKS In FBENEZER WILSON
HENRY A. KERR, AARON ADAMS,
GEORGE FULTON ALEXANDER MILNE
LANES w NASH CHARLES STERLING,
JAMES HENRY. ELIJAH Sites,
FRANCIS $. BANKS JOSIAH p nONlLb
T. ELLERY ANDERSON, q. w. G. SCihCK,
JOSEPH N. JENNISGS, THOMAS NJ WlGHAM,
hENkY X. THONAE, BERNARD RIDDEN,
RICHARD BULLNINKLE. EDGAR REED,
CHARLES COOPER. GEORGE W. POWERS,
SAMUEL b. POTTER MICHAEL kAMP,
ELIAS =. WILLIAMS, JOHN SMALL,
JOHN g.. GUM, W. T. NAhNLR,
WILLIAM :. CAHMAN WAITER q. NOODFORpt
AMOS WOODRUFF, BENJAMIN W. FLOYD,
ELSATHAE THORN, JONEPH hENL -,
81 the Board, held ts ohFer w
NOodo Unanimously reelected fIeunt "T ue ensuing
--, a.. 80. -.
This COMPANY insure against loss and dmsge ~ Ore on IS
Offices the capital being well secured Oh bond
anu o''a's' "'' ~ WASHINGTON POST Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-21

PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST PAYABLE IN L s GOLD Coik IN
TIIE CITY or NETWORK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-21

FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS or TIE CENTRAL
Pacific RAILROAD Co. OF CALIFORNIA.
INTEREST AT TIE RATE Or SIX PER CENT PER ANNuM,
PAYABLE sEMI-ANNUALLY, on TIE FIRST DAY or
JANUARY AND JULY.
PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST PAYABLE IN L GOLD COih IN
THE CITY or EEwIORK
Amour, Of Issue s7336,ecO. Iu Coupon Bord' $1,000
zach
Tie Bands hare 1hty TCa 10 run, and are sccnr'd ~
IJrsi N0rgags, constituting absolute prior lien on
tkcf portion Of he Ro0d Equipments Franchises,
&C., Of The Cctbd Pacific Railroad Company located
IL the state Of California, and ert,Hdtlg from SaoG-
ncnto Ciiy 10 the California state Line forming part
ofhe GREAT Pacific RAILROAD ROUTE, adopted and
aided by tie UNITED STATES GOvERNNENT.
For sale az % per cent and accrued interest from
January !. ia currency.
For further particulars apply Ia
FISK & HATCH.
Bankers and Dealers in United states and other de-
sirable Securities, No. Nassau-st, New-iork.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-21
Go Ubom it man Concern.

MANUFACTURERS AGENCY, for introt
w iucng and establishing the sale Of and desirable srtes
tbs market Address j. G. fkLLowS No l6pey.tl EsslefE.
pity THE P00R.-The public may not know
that there des,non in this city than has been bpowa
At Obi. season since 1850 During the war az tie 3drs,d Of q. s
aud country 30 actively employed and well paid there vas
psratssy LITTLE ndseae Th, activity vas soLnne M @ors u
sergd Ia order supply the exhaustion OF the var PAL
thse f. in mos. branches q nast ssrs Of gSSgssSs
who depend On thar d. labor @ subsistence are %, ,,
ton malndes must b relieved or sanr t NE n d. sas
The poor greatly aggravated 0 hgh Iva
expenses Of living and the severe hosts and .eS moi sa
TO Urinary pressure ordinary conn ~ "a
those therefore who have vcn, give again sso s H.
given. greatly enlarge their contributions 10 Vu IN e-
demands ......, MN ,,ounfTfhu rtsr
POOR which cover, with nearly enc sautons sho ut enuts
city and oounty distribute the meas spppnta AseornN
the and necessities OF every case. ~
JAMRs BROWN President No 80 Wsst X MlhTuhS Treat
sr IA "a Souhst, r. ~ HARTLEY No 81 Bible h9ais A2f.
place on pay the the duy authorized Coleso
By order 81 the Boar', n az hAkILbf ssereeI
1lHE FRIENDS Of the BANKRUPT BILL 80%
before Congress requested 10 meet at ROOM No Ia AsfoH
UOJsE Monday 2st Inst at take setsn t1
, Impression Mat sa indifference exists 70 lie
Congress at the present session. -, q M
New.Yot January IL, 1867. Jso~rf n ~
n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-21

FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS or TIE CENTRAL
PACIFIC RAILROAD Co. OF CALIFORNIA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-21

GUERLAIN, PERFUME, n,sr
PAF& No u Rps vi fp IAH3ps
New-York tribune., 1867-04-12
ITTRRARY ITEMS.

M Gnisot is reading the proofs Of the eighth and
last volume OF bs Memoirs :" they come down 10 the
a2l 29d aud 9lth Of February lSi8 The volume Wiz 90
published IN April
Al Victor Cousin in beQUeathing his immense IL
hrary 10 the sobOnnc made certain conditions when are
tAus stated in the French papers He requires that he
ahrv shan be left Just u s in the very salne place.
no that readers may be received IN the apartment WHEN
Transformed into one 81 The Library rooms oI t eo.-
bonne lie also leaves 20 that building gu 'he IT, ~
and engraVmgs That adorned lis room lie ioihdlE iUI
bids any books bcng lent out OF tho PREMISE nc s
Ghe sOrbODne with anulal income OF 10000 ,Vty wi
tSe reading rcsn cork and 8Wo for herg the books
tnrcpar Lastly hc delegates NJ Bertheoy ~ ors ario
0s chief librarian, and leaves him All no dpeIS,
Sng hiIe exIrcssly 10 write his he tcsatols biography
The posts OF chief and s4e Librarian a. are IN ese
6stostiOns II. Cousn GppOints as unHsEsa tS
will have at least io0CeOf 10 Share among Them after al
Reductions ana indeDcn lent OF c9piia y an
annual income OF 800 bcqu0athsd eSlec'""' I" a. s
net" ....,- .....
A friend of the late Leon Gozlan has published
some conversations held with tho latter The Paris cor
respondent ~ The Publishers Cirelor translates some
sNetchos Of French literary nen which ere excellent coIi
hearts, NarcssUi Of The Dead Sea or m jordan SOB,
6.ng but not blind Homer, rcll.lF ilTcnb .i.e EElU
yesns YamSitinc voiuptuous follow, loviuscauricles
and boats lcwil he canonzcd uEdcr INC vocaoo] ] ~, S'
Michael ApreloNlc's.Olmier. SaiEt-Bcuyc, stehy ana
Npp,Iy, nDlt4- sad sa2ed real eel pc -HiseI &c
a1ss1t fie VSreuut IIcny De Nurgcr. Octave Feutet
Eisect i,af .o,icn vin.s Nlch he throw Bis
rents wien he was drts. Jhtle pOOr Young nan, yOn
broke the sayings0X ana flehed tic copper nte SOl
f;uizot in, al gaCil in SWitZcIlIudNn lng shAai
who spolo French; II twas not NJ Gnilnt Who was ~
Adophc ThieIs and Eulcrc Scribe What sreal n ns,o-
mar h that AdePNe scribe! WHAT gie't Eg,i 49, ii, @
IA that l. geio Ihcrs gOrre sand. vivid talent 40
you sayi Nct ing Of IT. a woman Igt cis'. H. III
toT Ialies That IS the difference. Nine &c Grarnh.
VINO Tusc fhn Country turued miliner IN the ltuo
Riyienpe. Stondhe. boiling MeI1mee. Prosper heil-
nnce frozen stendhal Mclelet woman % voice y
Rbd's gOSo NOans, grOans, scRtsis Cl SuslcSs' lyt
Bod, 'hS Neau{Icpding. I am gauatcL ilo4 70 fts
LeJp Lord bless You neither woman nor chh! n n
Vnrple strong man throws his arms round my hech,
pffaneics aud throws down. Help ho! MnWeI'
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a Fish " omar FROM RAingsgate lei talent; lS ~
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