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Government bonds opened dull, and declined from
per the gold bearing debt Currency six per
strong and advanced per cent? Ten-forties were
in good demand closing at O7sa1ot The feature ofbo
market to-day has been the heavy sales OF gold bonds by
investment holders, the offerings Of 6s being notccnhy
large At the close the market barely steady,
quotations. ...... ... -..
State bonds we're steady Tennessee ex-coupons sold
6laa6I Virginia, per cent, 50 North Carolina
per cent, AZ North Carolina new bonds, 80. North
Carolina Special Tax bonds more active, selling az
4OaAi; Missouri per cent s77 Louisiana per cent
Louisiana Levee per cent esii NewYork State Bounty
loan 1881 Railway bonds dull and steady Central
Pacific per cent sold at % Union Pacific per cent
Rock Island, LIST mortgage bonds 900 Rock Island par
cent, 95; Fort Wayne nFsts, 993 Columbus, Chicago
and Indiana Central hrsts 75E975s. Miscellaneous aud
Express shares we're dull and steady Pacific Mall sold
at 95l d6Oi, closing 59a bid.
Railway shares opened steady the Vanderbilt stocks,
and weak on the Western list The transactions 10 Mich
igan Southern North Western, ST. Paul, and NcwJersey
Central unusually heavy and prices were from
per cent lower Panama Railroad advanced Ia 2Io.
Cleveland and Pittsburgh sold at s6i9S scrip dvi-
dend of is per cent Rock Island dali at loi ol
Fort Wayne Guaranteed sold at s5t. Delaware lHcSa
wanna and Western, III Columbus Chicago ard Indiana
Central 23la2L The market continued dull unit. tie
close Of the Second Board when there actve
demand for NewYork Central aud the price advanced
from 1881 TO l9l. The rest Of the list advanced
from 4Gl per cent, IN sympathy Nlth mo
movement ia Central NewJersey Central sold az 81
49, on the report that dividend would be pad m Jan
uary This had the effect TO stimulate sales by myesI
holders, who have depended uponthe stock for IN.
come. Northwestern and Michigan Southern were most
active the former advancing per cent and the latter
per from the lowest price Of the day Reading VAS
the large coal tunnage Of the road. AT the close
NewYOrk Central reacted fraction from tho hlghesE
prices but the whole market closed steady at quotations
The following the closing quototons of Govern
Inrll
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I oNG ISLAND RAILROAD leaves James
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vi DELAMARE. LACKAMANNA. AND WESTERN RAILROAD

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Money easy at as per cent with exceptional loans
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THURSDAY. Oct. 7s-r. ".

Gold was weak, selling at 1922, 129lGl2Sl,
closing 1888 82s The Government sold $O0o0cc gold,
To-Day The bids amounted to s22OO0OO at prices rang
inc from 127 81 TO I20O The awards were as folows
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-01-01

ANpY'S LAST PARDON. - President
johnson signalized Christmas by proc
lamation of pardon 10 all engaged in the
late rebellion, not heretofore pardoned.
The proclamation includes Jefferson
Davis. John c. breckenridge, Jacob
Thompson, Mason, Slidell, and all Others
who were directly or indirectly, engaged
in the rebellion. All the parties named
are now in foreign countries.
Lynn. Mass, was visited by terrible
fire Christmas night, destroying many
business buildings and some shoe manu-
factories. Loss estimated at $500, 600
but worse imam this, 600 people are
thrown out of employ in the dead CT
winter.
A Mr. Faulkner, IA Maiden policeman,
was Shot by suspicious man whom he
was attempting to arrest, one night last
week, and instantly killed. A large re-
ward is offered for the apprehension OF
the murderer.
parcpa and her troupe give a concer'
at Springfield Tonight, and two in Bo>-
ton next Monday and Wednesday eve
nin4s.
Mr.. Bowles OF the Springfield Repub-
lican, declines IL complimentary dinner
rendered him 10y many OF the prominent
and business men of Boston and in the
letter OF acknowledgment and decllnation
ne writes strong words for the value OF
AN Independent Press.
The widow OF Augustus w. Dickens
of Chicago committed suicide Christmas
light. Augustus was brother OF
Charles, and he lctl one vile i'll England
wien he came 10 This country. Before
committing the awful deed, the suicide
lifted up her three children and sent
them oil 10 Il Christmas party, and when
ittN ltthi nC'l lIlCN louiiI lIIl ttdu upon
tue floor
.Jytf Davis friend, are urging HIM to
return from England, since the presi-
dents last amnesty proclamation and
Slidell, Breckenridge, and other notori-
Gus rebels abroad, are anXiuu>ly inquir-
ing if the proclamation washes their sins
away.
y hoy named Carr at Sunapee, y.
H., had his iu.ular vein cut By kick
from horse, killing him Instantly.
solomon ID. PrniexIer WAS killed al
Conway, 10y failing limb from tree.
At the next summer gathering of tie
New IIamp>lrirc printers and publishers
association, George G.. Fog OF Concord
wl.l denver the Grafton.
Gcn. Grant Is going away from W ash
inston new years. He i hunted So per
>i>temiiy that he cannot stand the pressure
Ilte accounts irdrcatc that progress
is icing made in putting down tile Cuban
Instruction.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-01-01
ST JoHNsBURY. VT, FRIDAY, JAN. l, 1869.
NOTICE TO ONLY 4 FEW.

Meet Of the subscribers CdleOndn already pay
for their ptpsr in advance aud have done so Tor
year.. We wish the few who do not would begin the
coming year the advance pay system 1t is cheaper
and better for both subscribers and publshers The
State Publisher a. ociato have adopted this rule TO
take effect Jan. l. 80, and shall expect all cur read
en- to fall in"
Ali,t Of agents will be found on the third page
Of I'll, paper. When more convenient payments MAJ
Re mad TO th,rn Wew.sh t. settle with I'll in Deceu
Der, that We may begin the New Year with el' an
list. Ean4
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-01-01

Loss OF An OcIAN SrEAMlR.-I'hc
loss of the steamer iiibrruii. from New
York to Glasgow La- already been no
ticed. The English papcr, rive quite
full particulars. The accident was oc-
casioned by the Ircakia@ OF the propeller
shaft, on the moinng OF Nov !. during
a heavy gale. An attempt va, made to
raise the propeller, bat it proved un-uc-
ces-ful, as it got fix 81 between tie rud-
der post and sierra post, and the con>e-
qucncc WAS that the vessel would not
eer. Not long afterwards the vessel
was discovered TO be l,a>iog, and after
II became evident ihat al Efforts to save
the ship would he may;iirg, Captain
Munro gave ORDERS to LAUNCH the boats.
The crew and pa >en@er, were all got in
10 tie five boats. Twoot Ia, boats were
pic kc'i NJ 10y a pa-,iu. vessel, one boat
reached lan.l viii only three out OF its
twenty eight passengers, and the other
NV" boats Lave MT hytn heard from
The Captains con.lnrt. aud tie di>ci-
pi"e OF til crew, Is i.-hIy spoken Of, as
without i; none could probably have
been saved
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-01-01

WHAT Drs"EAcE> \ Man. - Mr..
Bpwles writes a very fail, Interesting and
humorous ac.ouu; Of lis night in iil.
and closes with rlI> simple aIlusion to
} james Fisk. 1t contains great truth
too ii'lle arprcci tied: As between
my enemy in Tins case and myself, the
triumph l. mine, the loss his lie sought
TO di,grare me, f'oi,hly suppo~ing that
one man can disgrace another. Had he
been wiser o. had wi-cr counsel. he
would have known that no man can be
disgraced but 10y him>cli.'
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-01-01

Mr.. Mckenzie. colnrrd farmer liv-
l"g near ~. Mary, Olt. VS. waylaid
tie other mIgnt by a man who jumped
INFO his wagon ;'nl presented Il pistol Il,
his head VI .ckrnzic, cytiny the p's oI
With tr'gned curiosity, remarked, II a.
1t II:t'e higher Eve -, uue Ike tn,
at hom"." the hi-hwayman dill ho.d
1t a lllle higher, wnrn Mr. VI ,ckcnz
"avr him powerful bow in the RIB
and drove oft, leaving the rascal ,pIawl-
ing.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-01-01

RrMoRED SALE.-Ihe 81. Adams pa
pers say the burlington Times has been
sold to the Free Press association for
$4,000, and that the two papers will
be consolidated Jan. 1t. The Times
was started ten years ago, and has been
an able, enierpri,ing, and unusually
newsy paper. How well it has paid Gas
the saying ~ we have never known. but
shall regret to lose it from our exchange
list.
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I'ERSUNAI--lu the announcement OF
The Record and Farmer tor 1869, the
publisher advcrti>cs that \ r. Rankin,
E-q. secretary OF the Board of Elur;,-
ton, will contribute during the year ii
series OF articles pertaining to the educa-
tIunal interest, of Vermont
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-01-01
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HEARTH ANp HoNr.-rhis II the nlme of 4 paper
let lssue by Pctengill, Bi,s d Co.. is Ia!gc, hand
some pap r and it literary conten fully up to
The pr n-e Il the adv rtiseuents which heraldcd it.
appearance. Mr.. Donald q. Mitcsd * Marvel, an.
Mrs. IL uish EXCELLENT articles IN heir ,pecia
veins; IN the god cont ibu ion. from Bryant
IL line, Irowbri-e, Grace Greenwood, Nine lie YER,
and 9th IS Nat auppIies arg spri ed picture VI
SANTA Clus, Hnd several OF the a.tc!e= we'll
I'd By otn-r desisnc The pape is of the size = J.
penrauc Of .rper'- weekly. and l. furnhe 81 p ~
anaum 1t must prove -ucce-s from the start. Sold
hy III hnOkscllcr..
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-01-01

Schuyler Coliax and wife were in
Boston the present week. A reception
was had at Governor c ahin's and at the
fremont House, at which many emf
nent men took the distinguished guests
by the hand.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-01-01

1t It posed cxcusv II the choicest articles ha
"a De Culei from the whole ir # Fore Peri -di-
Al lite Il =. It, BIoGRArHICNL. SCI. NTIFIC, ASH
VI s,E NNEut~ AEEI LIS written by auth r
VIII ,- { m is G., Ityu- wit contempt Thought
it aims g. pTtsrn Z it. IcAuer. more matter of
crrut interest snd pcrmaucn yalu that he found
Ii ywh Ir Wit in he same compass.
In the December numb re given the opening
haptcrs Of uYr,, lis Knew liz WAS EIGIIT.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-01-01
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AGENTS WANrEp-- MI and fcma'e in every
'punt from - t. d,r, u s Il most p. uult.
"ores of "A publ she'd Adde'S \. .I">rs. >! Beck
uan I, y. \.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-01-01

During recent storm that ragged oven
the town of Frill'nr, IN ile--c, the cathc-
dral tower tell down, barry linz twenty
tx Per>"ns. who were Attending divine
service, IN the runs.