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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-12-10
TENEMENT 10 RENI
WOOD WANTED.
Horse Power for Sale
.r,-g \ Village Residence for Sale.

Village Residence for Sale.
. rr. l.. tn nal. M! Lr.via- .lll--o u w
eks<ls--1 IN ,. ks twu - ii" Green place. un
Isru,i 81 i. III p dwelling hou... arm
I'D slcp, lul other ,u-hillu-- all IN good rcpai,
,rd ra.iu-; to Tic -uc, very large .ricn W
and hrl.hh y Their al Of which will h. offer
4 ;or tar small I'm OF 80. -,,,u hu.ds,d do!us
Term u.i, n-y. Ais i %" lot # hay md
gain AZ "a To- of" lr heavy ,rm'creI l.ua
in til No; Kity concord line known - tn. 8,
Z. sane lot e.. i,= IN v.Iltlr of Wet Con
cord or :. mile from Iikc- Mill, and a vc.y cay
TO tie from 4 d land to aid Mill
-. 4. WAKEFIELD.
Lyndon, u. e. = LA.
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number is wonderful. Rev. Mr.. Murray
of Park street church, Boston, is drawing
crowds at Music Hall every Sabbath eve
ming. The seats are tree.
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ItDcgsttc.

Several real Estate changes have taken
place in this town OF late. John McLurc
has sold his farm to his son James. price
$4,000. John kcnicy has bought VIM.
GibSon'> Home" farm tor $4,000. Robt
E>,lrn ha> sold out To VIM. Buck Il Sons
OF Waterford for $1,000. just Sl.uOO more
than he paid for the same farm two ycaIs
ago. He also sold his personal property
the past week at public auction. Zen
COWS brought the cNtrava~ant price OF
S55u. ENr"utr idrIurI, yet large prices
tor bOlh COWS AMI butter: Some OF our
best dairics brought is cts. per ID. in maj
kct during the tall.....Thc Selcclmrn are
going t" call a meeting of the town to
r.si>r n.OnLi IL pay tot r,pairin" ,r;inIa"c>
done 10 the roads by the laIc flood. which
will require about $1,000. ....Thr Pas
>unp>ic Il. K. Co. ale rcbuiiin" the
Ofcah> On their road in this town. three ut
Nhich are within mile (>oulh) OF Hyrcatr
Station. ....Th" Youngest daughtrr OF
GAVIN Dunlap was very severely >cdldcd
on Monday last. 10y going backwards and
iailin. into pail of hot water. L.
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he Lorraine Vegetable CathartIc Pill -
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md IN al cnzc= wher" cl;ha tie il required Price 10y
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.tCHEHiY.

fNu ;uum- lads oi abou; IL. ran away
Ii"in their noinc> un Nc,imcsda, "l last
week. 1t i thought They have rome IVES.
Our OF them l. named Harry Merchant.
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ruE'rny will deliver
.. f... rour~" on Thurs
,a' j-ct: Uniiy OF Mall
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deaths.

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. ..I} "i Waterford has
..a Nr. Wheeler OF The
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% The Houston CreX.) Times
of the 5th, contains the following:
awe learn from DR.. Hill, who
has just returned from the "Cut
Off," on Old river, that there are
three desperadoes in that part of
the country, respectively named
Bill Duncan, Albert Lawrence, and
Dave Witcher. These outlaws
range from their place ofabode to
Cedar Bayou in Chambers county.
They have killed eight or ten ne
groes, and are q terror to the
neighborhoOd, They do not hest
tate to ride up to a mans door
yard and kill his hogs and cattle
before his face, Not long since
they drove a school teacher from
his room and afterward penned
up his goats and cut off their feet
These scoundrels were captured
a short time ago and placed in the
county Jail by the sheriff, and heav
lily ironed. They succeeded in es
Gaping, however and are now at
large, and doubtless committing
other outrageS.n
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american Cattle.

HISTORY, BREEDING AND MANAGE
II nlent, by Lewis +. Allen, President n
Y. State Agricultural Society. 532 pages.
Price 81 So Sent by mail on receipt of price.
1t is Just such a book as our farmers need.
IN. p. Wilder, Prest U. s. Ag'l Society
Il is, in my Judgment, the best work on
the sub jeet yet published in America, and
worth ten times the cost.-IW. w. Chenery,
Of Highland Stock Farm.
Whatever works the stock farmer may
already have, he cannot afford to do without
his. ~ Ohio Farmer.
1t is one of the best treatise within our
knowledge, and contains information sound
and sensible, on every page.-lThe People
Concord, n. II.
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AGENTS Wanted For
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Illustrations.
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l. ter may double the value of his land +;
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tobacco, cotton and all other crops can be
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Every Farmer. Planter, Stock Raiser, Gard
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Succession Notice.

STATE Pl5 or i dq Rqisia4 Parish Court
NJ Office is hereby given that NJ E. Lowrance,
~ natural tutrix OF the minors of VIM.
Hall, deceased, and administering his sue
cession, has this day flied in the Office of
said clerk, her final account as tutrix atore-
said
Now, therefore, this is to admonish all
persons concerned, that if opposition is not
made thereto within the time prescribed by
law, the said account will be homOlogated
and made the Judgment of the court.
fo~o, Witness, the Honorable L. w
Ills. Baker, Judge of said Court, this
tO~o) February 18th, 1869.
THOS. N. BRADEN,
.n47 5ts pr Sc Clerk.
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Grocer s. Bakers
HIGHEST PREMIUM
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Family Sewing Machines.
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- OA~N ~ va ~ OAAs
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40 Perfection and simplicity of machinery.
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No fastening of seams by hand and waste
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Wide range of application without change
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The seams retains its beauty aud frmnegs
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Besides doing all kinds of work done BY
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- The highest premiums at all the fairs
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Europe have been awarded the GROVER &
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tition.
70 The very highest prize, The Cross Of
the Legion of Honor, was conferred on the
representative of the GRuVER 81 BAKER
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Universelle, Paris, 1867, thus attesting their
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Succession Notice.

STATE OF LOUISIANA, In Parish Court.
Parish Of Bossier.
Notice is hereby given that E. Jack
IN Hamilton, administrator of the success
sion of E. p Rucker, deceased, has this day
filed in tie office of said clerk, his final
account as administrator aforesaid.
Now, therefore, this is to admonish all
persons concerned, tlat if opposition is not
made thereto within the time prescribed by
law, the said account will be homologated
as prayed for.
-, Witness, the Honorable L. w
Ills. Baker, Judge of Bossier Parish
~ this February 9th, 1869.
THOS. " BRADEN,
NAG SITS piss Clerk.
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rs Always catch lady when
she faints, but don't rumple her
hair; it makes her "come to- before
she is fairly ready.
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Sewing Machines
No,l50 Canal Street, No. 100
NEW. ORLEANS.
LOCK STICu

Warranted TO be superior to gu others for
Family use and in simplicity and per-
fectiOn.
XNve would caution the PRblie to hook out
w for bogus w. g. w Machines. They
are now being offered in this city as Wheeier
g. Wilson, "or great Improvements Oh
Wheeler & Wilson"
Before purchasing, see that the plate -
marked wheeler & Wilson, NJ & CS.:
Bridgeport, Conn.," and that the number OF
the Machine is stamped ON the piate, which which
is now over 300 600 All Machines represent
ed as w. e.. w, and not STAMP eai as abever
are CounterJeitS. rrZ TT,
Fifteen wears have tried the WHEEtER
& WILSON, and rendered judgment IL Is
the only successful Lock -stich Machme aver
made. The sewing will not Zip or ravel like
the complicated two needle chaln-stleh ma
chine.
Erery Machine Guaranteed for Fire Ye&rs,
aud Instructions GiUen Free OF
Charge.
EV NB We would caution tho public
to beware of Counterfeit W. & w Needles
now being offered in this city. No Needle
genuine unless 1t has our trade mark, w q
W NJ Fig Co, stamped on the Needle.
A large assortment of Silk, Cotton, Oil
and Machine Trimmings Of all kinds always
on hand.
We are also agent for the celebrated
DOTY WASHING MACHINE,
and the Universal Clothes Wringer The
best and cheapest in tie world.
PECK BROTHERS.
lang Inns Sole Agents for Louisiana.
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Foreign and Domestic Markets.
From the South Western.l

From the South Western.
Liverpool, Feb. %, noon.-Cot.
ton frmer, but not higher; uplands
liz and Orleans I'D.
Liverpool, Feb. %, afternoon
Cotton firmer and more active;
uplands liz and Orleans 125d !;
sales $4,000 bales. ~
New Orleans, Feb. 22.-Cotton
advanced : to lie; middling % to
2S4c.; sales $500, receipts since
Saturday 1907 bales; no exports,
Flour-low grades scarce and fir
mer; sqperfne Sc GIL, double ex
ira 81 % and treble extra 81 90.
Corn scarce, sc to 874c. Oats 75c.
Bran 81 Is. Hay-prime $2S to
$50. Pork declining, $33. Bacon
dull and nominal; shoulders 10,
clear rib Is and clear sides Isle.
Lard dull and depressed; tierce 20
and keg 224c. Sugar higher; com
mon 124 to 124, prime Log and
yellow clarified 1899. MolasseS
higher; prime 70 to Sic. Whisky
firm; Western rectified $1toS1 05
Coffee firm; fair Is to 16 and prime
III to 4s3c,
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SheriT'S Sale.
A. G.. Nalle

w Hlpoh
Paulina Pickett, ct al.
In District Court, Bossier Parish, La.
Dy virtue of two writs of iieri facias
ID issued from the Honorable the
District Court of said parish and State,
in the above entitled suits, and to me
directed, have seized and will proceed
to sell at public auction, to the last and
highest bidder, before the Court house
door, in the town of BELLEVUE, within
the legal hours of sale on Saturday the
9th day of March, 1869, the follow
ing described land, to-wit:
The north half northwest quarter,
and northwest quarter of northeast
quarter. and east half of southwest
quarter. and southwest quarter of south
east quarter of section thirty. South
east quarter of southeast quarter of
section nineteen: East half of south
vest quarter of section twenty, and
east half of northwest quarter of sec
ton twenty mine. East half of north
west quarter of section twenty eight.
West half of the northeast quarter
of section twenty-eight. And the
soutb west quarter of southwest quar-
ter of section twenty-five. West half
of northeast quarter, aud east half Of
southwest quarter, section thirty four
all in township twenty-five, range
thirteen, in the parish of Bossier, La,
near Collinsburg, and containing in all
500 acres, more or less.
The land will be offered and sold IN
lots of forty acres.
Seized as the property of the defend.
ant, Paalina Pickett, and to be SOLD
to pay and satisfy said writs.
Terms Of Sale-0n credit of Il
months. Purchaser TO give bnnd witt
approved security bearing per cent
interest. Costs Of deed and stamps or
same at the expense of the purchaser
w. H.. HILL, Sheriff.
Bellevue, La, Feb. 20, 1868.
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II The San Francisco Alta
California says say that California
figs are taking the place of i'm
ported figs on the Pacific coast.
Many of them are decidedly supe-
riar in quality to all from Smyrna,
save the very best.
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NJ One and one make two, IN
less they are ciphers. This refers
to men and women in marriage,
as we'll as to numerals.
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sEFO2llEiO2a.

Newsome A. Durdin' In Bossier
Exparte, District Court,
for Mention. &c. La, No. 2426.
"hereas, Newsome A. DuEdin, of
w the parish of Bossier and State
Of Louisiana. has filed his petition in
the District Court, in and for said
Parish and State, for the publication
of monition, and to have confirmed
and homologated the sale to him Of Eot
number sixteen in the town of bellevue,
in the Parish and State aforesaid, with
the improvements thereon, containing
one acre, made to him on the sixth day
Of February, A D. 1869, by William
II. Hill, Sheriff of the Parish of Bossier,
at the prlce Of six hundred and sixty
six and 66 100 dollars, by virtue of an
order of seizure and sale directed to the
Sheriff Of said Parish, in the case of \.
A. Durdin ys.-J. A. Inabinett and wife,
numbered 242I on the docket of the
District Court, said order having been
granted by the Parish Judge, in the
ABSENCE of the District Judge.
Now, therefore. in the name of the
State Of Louisiana, all persons who
can set up any right to the said de
scribed property, in consequence Of
infornality in the order, decree or
Judgment of the Court under which
the sale was made, or any irregularity
or illogality in the appraisement and
advertisement in time and manner Of
sac, or for any other defect whatso
ever, are hereby called upon by this
monition, to show cause within thirty
days from the day this monition is frs
published or inserted in the public pa
per. why the said sale, SO made, should
not be confirmed and homologated.
t~~, Given under my hand anC
} LIS. : seal OF the District Court. il
t~o~~ F, and for the Parish of Bossipr
on this the 18th day of February, 1869
THOS. N. BRADEN,
Clerk District Court.
A true copy.
Attest:
| A. A. MINIS, Deputy Clerk. n47 ct
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u.s. The wages paid Louis Ma
poleon for his services as Emperor
are SS,0O0,O00, and be owes S616,
900, 900.
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DEsPONSIBLE AGENTS WANTED
Ii To dispose of guarantees fog the sale Of
Landed and other valuable property in diff
terent parts of the United States: Profits
very liberable, sales easily effected, and no
loss of time from other business. Address
J.T. MILLER & co.
3w Box4, P. o Port Deposit, Nd.
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Cotton Market Weekly Summary
From Shreveport South Western.


good demand at 244 to 25c. for
good ordinary, and low middling
254 to 255c. The offerings were, |
however, light, owing mainly to
the refusal of the Southern Pacific |
railroad, for the past several days,
to receive and deliver cotton as
per former custom, which has
caused heavy loss upon the
part of shippers, and lessened very
materially the profits of the mer-
chants and factors who have been
ignored by their action. Gold weak
at 1861 to 1874.
Thursday Evening, Feb. 49,
The market opened this morning
quiet at 243 to 25c, for good ordi-
nary, and 254 to 253c. for low mid
ding. Unfavorable kilograms re-
ceived during the day caused our
market to close dull with tenden.
cy to lower figures. Gold on street
1861 to 137, and weak, bankers de-
Ginning to purchase,
Friday Evening, February 49,
The market opened quiet this
morning at 244 to 244c. for good
ordinary, and 243 to 25c. for low
middling. Upfayorable kilograms
during the day caused our market
to close dull with downward ten
dency at the following quotations:
Good ordinary 23a to "a and low
middling 244 to 243c. Gold I'M
settled, excited and tending down,
ward. We note offerings of $685.
900 at 1876 upon the streets, but no
buyers at that figure. Bank re
fusing to purchase except in a
small way.
Saturday Evening, Feb. 90
The market opened dull tbs morn
ing; nominally, for good ordinary
"a to 24!c. for low middling 24a
to 25c. with light sales, factors re-
fusing to uncover their samples
at the concessions demanded. Our
latest telegram encourages the
hope of an early reaction in this
market. We quote gold nominal
ly 135, being more sellers than
buyers.
Monday evening, February %
Our cotton market for the reasons
following, cannot accurately be
given: The ed February being
considered a holiday, and all
transactions therefore are codSid
cred illegal; 22d, the inclemency
of the day forbidding outdoor
transactions, and factors refusing
to uncover samples, anticipating
the next kilograms would be more
favorable and better prices would
be realised. We quote good ordi
nary 244 to 244 and low middlins
248 to 25c. and firm. Gold nomi
nally 1344 to 135, being more sell
ers than buyers.
Tuesday Evening, Feb. 23.-
The market opened active thi!
0 morning at 24a to 25c. for goo(
ordinary and 254 to 254c. Tor loV
abiding, with tendency to highe
figures. The failure to receiv
kilograms restricted operations
Factors, however, refuse to III
cover samples until further &C
c vices by telegram. We woql
further say that most owners no.
c of cotton are in condition to hold
and order sold at discretion. Ma
ket closes firm. We quote gol
134 to 135, bankers participatin
only in a small way, bulk of tran
actions being on the streets.
n The San Francisco Alt
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shreveport Price Current.

c.,,sstsd weekly from the South Western
:. .,ould be understood that our quota.
IL sNO .nsrally, represent the wholesale
tons, n q. currency. In filling small or.
prices, he- rates will have to be paid,
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The Greatest Horse Book EUer Published
HIRAM WOODRUFF
The Trotting Horse Of America |;
How to Train and Drive Him, with Remi-
niscenes of the Trotting Turf.
TTNhc results of the Authors forty years
L experience and uneqGaled skill in train
ing and driving, together with store of in.
teresting matter concerning celebrated
horses OF the American Turf; embracing
also, an introductory Notice Of the late
Hiram Woodruff, by Geo. Wilkes, and q
biographical sketch by the editor of the
work. Chas. j. Foster, of Wilkes Spirit OF
the Times The book is o handsome l2mo.
and contains a splendid steel plate portrait
of Hiram Woodruff.
Price, Extra Cloth, $225
Single copies sent free on receipt of price
Canvassers granted a liberal discount.
J b FORD & Co,
MI Sw 164 Nassau street, New York
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&trHN Sale.

u strayed before w. j. Bush, j. P,
u by w. + McCFeight, Oct. 18th,
1868, and will be sold the first Satur-
day in May, 1869, a strawberry Roam
Mare Pony. about a years old, one
white hind and fore foot, saddle marks
On both sides Of her back, aud branded
on the right Jaw with the letter B. APP
praised at $25.
The owner is requested to come for
ward, prove property. pay charges, &c.
j. H. LOTION,
n3l Stray Master
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Great Excitement.

n
majority of those who read Q newspaper
never give hasty glance ut business ad-
vertisement, and fla
NAN
actually has o choice variety of Dry Goods.
which he is selling at the very lowest prices
that can be afforded, it hardly pays him to
publish the fact. Therefore / have
FOUND
it best TO simply invite everybody to call
and examine my stock and prices before
purchasing elsewhere, and say but little in
regard to may ability and determination to
make it advantageous to those who are not
DEAD w
to their own interests, to buy their DRY
GOODS, and everything
IN
the Dry Goods line of L. r. MOORE
BELLEVUE.
Feb %