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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-24
CLEARED.

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s'sAm'np foo'gr, tSG, Bareaa., London -SunssTd,a
s''sm,hp coIumOA sr,, Duncrces, Gnsgov -nsaa.r.
sssn.slr N,nmaes, Weir R7 iapsiro, i rhops,, &c
4, stsm.slp viruDA spencer Gs'esoa S.y 6s.-C II
!, s'ansaiP cfscrn, c,y HHarass Ssv Os'eaal-Fredec
ssNmsnp Narpo'a, Ssmsle, sev orleans--H Cromwell
stsanshp yle,or Gates Sev orlcsus-c a Mallory & Co.
,stsAnsmp Alspsms, Lme5irnef FsrRsndius-Flofids
s's.msaiO ga 5aelas, A,<ps. s.yanasl-- " osrri.
steamshlp Ilguwr.1s. ct3w,g ele,nnsr--R Lovt.n
A CO.
stnAmshlp Fartanx, ssAr. Wilmington, Nc-Jas Hand
tssG Bei B21rns norfolk, Guy Po,gy sad
steamship NersaA Beasss Bo,tan--w Ctyde
Wooe.
Ship Comet Bray, san Francisco q D sutton
ship Iohsn Wlhsea NC, Lanalcs swIBsmasds- wsbd.
Teensa 4 Bockmann. 49, $50
ship Hrison ere, Anthony, Ah,..rp-H pswoysc,
BARK Marco Polo tNd. Mln,ssp Brsmen-4srmsn Koop n
BARK Rounding Billow, Finn Cadiz- Tuner gesule
nsrE ~ bsseh, Morton, Amboy-Nlier Houghton.
Bark Mary & LIBBY. Libby, Havana-F b w.rr1 4 Co.
Brig lssorila fBp Fulton, aSgus via Baltimore Brst,,
Brig Robt Dillon, Blaichford srsnn,h-S l. xecr,.dy 4
brig Wa II Parks, Durham, Norfolf % p s,.nls.
hchr tapeUs Hr, Taylor, ~ John MP MENUS Sons
schr Kate Ranger Martin, jacksonvile--Van Brun, 4
gehr II Jones Bavs, ~ Augustine Van Brnnt sl.sb,
srhr Moisey, Rogers Dsrieu. y Merchant < 60.
-chr Nelly Potter, walls Washlnyl0u, Nc w * Human
RcLF W c0lns T00t pr kiohm0nd Van nrtiul asgnt
ssu NDlsio Htny setsdy NoHo,A ~ staples o.
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The Ladies IN Council Strong Mindedne-r
Toned Dcwn-Sccial aud Domestic Matters
Diecassrd.

The Ladies IN Council Strong Mtndsonsrs
Toned Dcwn-sccial and Domestic Matters
Diecas-cd.
Yesterday afternoon a council OF the ''fsu' sex
was held at Paoksrd's esta bsnment, Broadway, Tor
The purpose Of organizing regular female parIia-
ment ana appointing affatng councils IN other
oit.es that woula send their representatives TO the
sessions 10 be he'd at stated times and places during
tue year The OBJECTS, somewhat distinct from those
advocated by the strong minded appear 10 be
humane for the subjects win more or less appertain
TO social and domestic matters, wh,ie, OF course,
other iiJpersAn. topics viii by NO means be neg
lected. Among the latter the questions relating 10
the instruction OF children, the management OF
female prisons and the direction OF infant schools
Mrs. Charles Pierce occupied The chair over ffty
ladies participated IN the meeting. including a
number OF school mistresses.
Ars. Eliza Peabody read an interesting paper on
PRIMARY Education" in which she pointed out the
necessity OF educating children very early IN ME IN
saah branches az taey would pe apt 70 ie ssad
Croly read paper on work" In which she
fairly contended that women should have The same
wages for the same amount OF work performed by
men. This waa followed by paper on Hygiene
ana Physiological Education Of Cnldren.h Mrs.
Andrew J. Davis then alluded, at some length, TO
many reforms that were at present an ABSOLUTE
necessity sue submitted that among the many
causes OF crime were the filthy residences which
tended considerably To de6ase the minds OF the
young. Mrs. Mareweueil subsequently stated
that Mr. Cornell Dad gwen her farm for
the purpose OF cultivaung an extensive
garden where women could be employed,
and where they would nave an opportunity OF study
ing horticultural matters. Mrs. Pierce called atten.
ton 10 the fact that TOO many scholars were crowded
upon one teacher the remuneration being entirely
Inadequate 10 the labor. she cited Instances where
the janitors were more literally compensated than
the teachers, who so asslduousy impaired instruc-
ton. Mrs. Bumsen read report OF her plan for
horticultural school. This was followed by DIS
cusson concerning the late donation OF MI George
Peabody to found Southern Home wherein women
might study trade committee was appointed TO
address Mr. Peabody on the subject. Mrs. Brock, Of
the women III the South, ana ehought that such an
institution as founded by MIR. Peabody would be a
great boon. Mrs. Burlelgh read q paper on cbii.
dren's rights saying that they should be properly
respected. Children she held, should be assigned
their places ,attabe and 80 some extent be treated
with the respect given 10 grown people This would
tend 10 dignity the character or children.
Some routine business having then been transacted
the meeting adjourned.
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hr sprAy. Hodees, Hartford for Trenton.

ochr spray, Hodges, Hartford for Trenton
senr Davidson lIong, Providence for Philadelphia.
Scnr DiAdcm, Chase, New Haven for New York.
schr Stranger, Davis, New Haven for New York.
sem sem Lt.le David, Blair, New Haven for New York
schr Judge Hopkins Fenon New Haven for Eizabethpo
schr fhe r. Brown, New Haven for New York.
Schr Leo, Hatch New Haven for Elizabethpori.
phla
schr Goodspeed, Dart, New London Tor Rondoul
sehr Escort BaL' Bridgeport for New York.
schr hrcturns. Smith, Bridgeport for Rondout
schr carrie fenny, Penny Bridgeport for New York.
schr Eia, Savage, Huntington for New York.
schr Challenge, Perry, Souhhosd for New York
sohr Asher Parker Carpenter, Glen for New York
sehr Juiia Swami, knapp Oyster Bav for New York.
BOUND EAST.
schr Emma, Graham, Phtadelphia for Providence.
schr George Edgar, Smith Amboy for Stamford.
Schr g John, Allan, EzAbethport for New Haven.
schr D French Lowell, Rondout FOR Providence
schr Mary Kelly, Dnnham New York for 81 George, NIB.
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ATTEMPTED AgsGea.
shooting .ara, in The sixteenth ward.

shooting tRray in the sixteenth Ward.
About seven O'Clock last evening Patrick Fullam,
Of No. = Nuth avenue, entered the sixteenth pre-
cinet station house And reported hat az ten
mln1tes after O'Clock. while crossing
Iwenty.Hta street near Tenth avenue be was
shot at ami BIT in ons OF ais arms by one John Ga
YIN, IL aype9rs t1at the hrng was Witnessed BY
Michael Murray, OF No. IT9 Duane street who fol-
lowed the man FOR the purpose OF arresting him.
GAVIN, seeing that az pursued, tarned
about, ana, making OF OpnrO-
prlous .ep.net. hred a. Murray, the Shot
fortunately gong vide OF she marx. The would
be murderer escaped The wound Of fullam was
dressed oy DR., Van Buren,, pollce surgeon. The
above particulars are Cleaned from the very itefate
entry on tle O0tter by sergeant Alat-. % The SIX
teenth precinct, bat, tt Is believed are n lAe main
correct.
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BELOW.

Ship coIdsea, rsenman, from Liverpool Sep, o. with
mdse TO John McGsw (Was boarded by pilot boat Adm
Legget No 4, 0o, ~, lat Al ~, lon 50 32A
Brig Redowa (Br Blanchard from Antwerp Sept with
mdse 10 Saier Lvermore Thy pilot boat Jas Elws No
~.
Ezra I'VE. No2
Brig yoiant (Br), from Cow Bay twas spoken Oct 90 Int
II ~ Ion % 40 by pilot boat Adm Leggett, No A.
SAILED
Steamships CITY OF Antwerp and France Liverpool Alta
lanta, London; Teutonia, do; Columbia Glasgow; Merr
mack Rio Jsnero varuaa, Galveston Crescent cay New
Orleans, Mariposa Victor do; Alabama, Fernandna;
San Jacinto and Huntsville, Savannah Champion, Charles
ioa; Fairbanks, Wilmington Nc Isaac Bell, Richmond &c.
Abe above viii remsin in the bay until Sunday morning.
WIND sunset 4.
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Alasnae for Now Ysrk-Thl. Day.
rogT or VIEW YORK, OCTOBER -, 1859,

PT- he gfiee Of the HEsA.D s,s.n yschs JAMES .n4
JfAsKZTz . a. Fhtenaa sin All communicative hon
"w1efA apa rorspoes 70 me na,tes s arsst
'st 49, - 'orvuisa ffAs " 3harGt
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ARRfV
REroaTrp ny TIE HERALD STEAM yAoars

hEfORTrDB BY rT9 HERALD STEAM YACHS.
@ ssiS ssss, os SEPT
sassr Bros Had plsa.an, weather al e psssaS
s.sy s s
ss%os ssyasa and i T I., q
s'isi'sF Sas
s'esmrn,p cronws Ciapp, New Orleans DC, 49, with
msss s % DC, 49, with
* Va: ssd& %
~ Len %s: .s FOR g
Steamship Virgo buckley, Savannah, ciis, with md's
.sieamsap Reeeeca Gyde, Chichester; Wilmington, Nc
sss IA ' with
70 I'M philiRs nrow5 c.,n,,. , u,d.. To N.,
NTH sons Passed Cape Of Good Hope and crossed
ia s s' " 81 d NV Which
ea d s hs cabin WIN c % s: p a1,'s cS
Richard Hill bound north.
q With "s
westerly gales the whole passage mn .. III, ,o,..
e. xss "
Se 2s, q lon % spoke brig Shamrock
BARK sarah Halls tof Per.and white c.rdsna, 70
H. .a days nSS 1s9sf se9s. s wsS
us 4%0s Ssay Go. IS days.
Asnas Sr.se 400 WA S,d 9o Apn
. Brig m Eas'en oP os. Win coal al
oct 4, took heavy gale from SsW and back 10 Cow
Bay sailed again day from 18th TO 10th instant between
" Ii s ga o Al %
and aboring very heavily keeping he decks eonnuay lu
RED away main BOOM; i.h had strong gale from Wv
since then light westerly winds. u
brig lenor Br) enoir, Cow Bay, cB, IA days. WIN COAL
Brig Kildare r), Macomber. nsor, II days with plas
ter to Crandal umphray Co vessel to Pension Co. -
ss MSo9'1 n o jarvis Sha NB
pncot The Ia bound to Philadelphia put INTO this port
Brig Cyclone of Boston, Turner, Charleston sdays with
naval stores, to Loud Co. Has been days north of
Haileras with heavy NV gales split b foress and fore
sohr Prairie Bird OBJ. Caldwell. Windsor, days. with
plaster to CIandall, umphray Co. -
nshr Geo scmes, Murphy Jseksonvhe ~ days. WIN
days north OF Hatteras, with strong NV gales =
sehr Alice Gardner fof BucksporL Arsy, Jacksonville
NV winds
scbr Minnie of Brookhaven. pixos Jacksonville II days.
schr William Corners, Toole, satla River. Ga, II days,
with lumber 70 Wilder SON. Has been days aorth Of
Hatteras.
sohr Keeling ROBBINS Georgetown, sc, days, with
naval stores, to Dollner, Potter 4 Co.
naval stores, 70 3 aurbai @; HAD Gsayy weather
naval stores, to Colyar Virgins
sehr Pacific Bragg, Washington, Nc, Lays, with naval
schr Z Hooper, Champion, Alexandria
schr Hannah Champion Taylor, Virginia,
schr NJ Hickman, White, Virginia.
schf Harry Doremus, Cornell, Virginia
schr Jas Ward, Robbins, Virginia.
Schr Chtngarora Ryder, Virginia
schr runs Depew Chlerdon, Virginia
schr Elzaheth White, Deacon, Virginia
schr Hopkins, Prednore, Virginia
sehr Maria, Jscway, Virginia.
schr oaks Ames Edmonds, Georgetown, DC
sehr Kirk, Burnett, Georgetown, pC.
Sehr Julien Nelson, Cavalier, Georgetown. DC.
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STAaakG lfEglf.

At fifteen minutes 70 twelve last nigh; John Euser
OF So S32 West sixteenth street, got into an after
ca.ion At the corner Of sX.ysxth street and second
avenue vita some unknown parties and received
Two sIghI STAB wounds IN the face. Ills wound.
were dressed ~ police surgeon, after which he
.fnt l.Nn.e
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-24

Tas following j. correct lat ~ uNy.ne traus
fers entered At he custom House from the 10Th 70
.ae sd .ust., iacluslye:--
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Wsehr Isabel Alberto. roohsr. Bal,I,

slaght .
schr sppngs Haisey, Baltimore-yan Brupt sagh''
sehr Cssp,Aa. Ilrrahee, EilzabetAport-I Nils.
Soop Eg.ny, Allen, BRIDGEPORT
steamer MAyaoWcr Tufts Philadelphia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-24

GEE ADVERTISEMENT FOR WINTER BoARDERh OF
y be South Orange Mountain lloupe 90 minutes f0m Bar
clay street from station hsf New yoft vi moasrn
improvements.
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COUNTRY BOARD.

A SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY, HAVING NEAT,
modern House, in Newark, ". j. only 80 minutes from
the city, Ave minutes walk from depot sean MI W. way
will Hoard gentleman and wife for this winner on very
reasonable References exchanged Ihnls good
Por particulars 10 see the premises address a. H.,
Herald Office
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-12-24
Read what tLe ,ditOr OF the cincinna.i rime. .,

Read what the editor of the Cincinnati Times says
OF Aliens Lung Eal-Im:
y ciIirk bic urc.-Nr Samuel Levi. ON, of the
Old pioneers OF Cincuntti " ~ very long. aIIar
the last stages of Consumption. and given NJ bv py=i-
cinn. when kind lricni recommended ,Iu to u-
Aliens Lung Ralsam. lie did 30. and imuI-!iatrl,
commenced recovering. and now able To attend To
business. He -ly-: In truth. il hl- saw
my hf-' Nj. Levi = well knnWu in Cincinnati. and
h tu!ts' confidence may be- plac.d IL his rcuz
IL Is Uc. lin rcfOr. TO the community. specially tho-
ruiit n und this terrible uHlady. THAI tn, fl.,rt
publ city he given 10 such marvel us cure, t'u 9TH, :
sufferer may avail thr;lEcvt- # tn. rrIctv ..Ii
Assure therefor" fer t- cur. From ,,'lr
know led.' OF tn it. e. this i.cut Et-a. ard
what We hear { it, merit. ink il -louAl . ,
once used 10y al per a, fiu- from cu. or an.
pulmonary np!t'u-- We hear n 4 ls..i.v a. ily,u
ed in c'n-UinP. ION have bon ,.r,d D.. Is U.s., >g"-
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-12-24
a TIL + + .

He ha- been trav ling ahout huinhuggiug druggiFt.
and private ptrtie mixing up and selling base COM
pound which he cali Wolcott- Pain Pain. III OF w /
cottz genuine remedies have, whit. outside wrappri
with signature large Look for cOuItcrf,i sis
iints of Wolcott- Ann ilitor for Ci'Arr and Colds i'll
thu head, Pint of Pain Paint for lccrs o. Pain
sent free OF express charge receipt OF tine money
ii thlh Iin ~IIarr y. y or gallon Of Pin T. int
dOuhr -tr,rcthl for ~. -uu.ll io-tlr- coli b, J.
Druggists. X. l.. NDIttII. SAG
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-12-24
DEATH TO PIN WORMS.

Eminent physi,iars s"v hat moro sickness among
children results from Pin-Worm= than from snv other
cause safe aud cffectua remedy tor these tro- b-
some and often dangerous pests Is found in DIR.
G0ULD'S PIN-WORM SYRUP. Cur for adult. and
children warranted without injury TO health Price -
cents. GEO {. GOODWIN & CO, Bostor, and oil
druggists. taprI70
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-12-24
PAYABLE QUARTERLY

From n" date of thi- notice al demands FIR n
az IN Dr. inu-'tnn will not h, allow ed 10 r\,cri
THREE MONTHS s-rrdinc Il i de rel +b.+ tI,osa
whom the Doctor ewing. will t,k, no ofT,rso M The
adoption Of fhi- IulC. VI. 6. OUGHTON VI u
~. .Ion= urv. Vt. {, Z -. 1871 >o,+
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A GOOD CHANCE,
FOR ANY ONE OFT OF BUSIN

FOR Any ONE OFT OF BUSINESS!
NE, sul-,ril.r will ell h:- hou- Eastern Avenue
Al-' Shop stock. Ntur'-. and 90: viii OF LIS p
hn!- cry l-t' -hIurut. Any one Wr,Iuc 70 buy III"
IT, mot ..fiI.int,i with the work ! will top Nth
ttrm rwh L. and t,rh tn tn hu=inrs-. This sta =
.-!'u'u has good ruH ct WhOl--lr and retail Trade,
which L. ruI,--t''l, jnn,-r -ir-.
I.,. .-ou TOT vi hiu. to s,l.-ill health.
! / CASINO.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-12-24
1auslu i Cos Column.

I'HAPPED HANDS AND FACE. SORE LIPS sc
cured 1T by the Of lie einan's Camphor Ic,
With Glycerine keeps the hands soft in the colde
weather. See that you get the genuine Sold b. Drug
gists. Price p cents per box; hy mail for .
HEGEMAN Il CO., New York. l.. o. Box Prs. >g-q:
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-12-24
A Word to the Wise is Sufficient.

Burrington'- Ncgctuhlc Cong syrup il a -Ilr. r M
dy for that dreadful zcour; of infancy and childho d.
the Group. Away keep the II define hv Won. ready
for immediate II is alzo the bet article in ne r
WhOopng Cough, Nc. .tl. by the PROPRIETOR II
II. Hj EIINGTON, Wholesale Druggist Providence.
L. l AI.o. b. nru.:gi.t- gcner.llH. 500.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-12-24
THE CALEDONLAN.
LABS or TIE I. y.


Passed at the Second Session OF the oTti TN
Congress.
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44agsl.
Robert Halls Estate.
Jane Ramsay's Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court. h"!d II
Caledonia District, -. J ST JOHns'urs, "thIiI ana
fuI sal! district, the lith day Of Dec, -. l7''
An instrument purportng I" be tn" last " 40 ana
lament Jane Ramsay, formerly "t l'lnI- .i' III "
county OF Essex and State OF Vermont. late e.; hr H.
in said district. DECEASED. being presented i me Goa"
Dow, the executor therein udiHcl Toy probate
1t is ordered said court. that all persons concern
therein . ,liti, To appear At a ->-IUII of -! court L
De holden the probate 'ICc in ST J"hi>uNIN on TIE
al iav OF jan $50. and 10 any They NAV
have the Probate "l sad II!+ i" WIG, .''
bose 1t further ordered that i copy "i az Lt''ih '
ihS published three weeks SCr"~ slN"N III l'
Caieduuiau. printed at St Joh~bury, prey ""7 L" SAL
Tune AZ sUutet. tor hcdTluL
A true copy Oi Record Attest.
AnA /. fhfE> IL Jt''7S'' '''''''
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-12-24
D { NJ T | S T r Y!

:, -'----A-, have discovered u method of so con.
strTN.y| -tructing II 'tc= hch artificial r,.t
- 49, N Il. that tuuy ill not e'irt or a an
while ain, ~ aknl;. All hos, dclirnuz of avail
.- ~, ,,'- of rn great im?ro.cin nj VIII cali on
DIR. : L. PERKINS, s.. .lohn-bury, Vt,
- whom hav, sold thu exclusive right of
'. +. FOLSOM.
h"'c another method which is far superior to DIR
.Li-pN'-.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-12-24
How to Make Home Happy!
Buy of
CASINO S LOUNGES & SPRING MATTRESSES,
CHRISTMAS IS COMING

How could YOU make more acceptable present to
your wife anG the time get the full eueft of il
yourelf. lr,E MAKE Il CIfRTSTA is PRESENT Il,
Er"gbodg bying r4o0 worth of goods before Jan lat
1870. OF one OF those handy CLOTHES DRYERS selling
for SlO Orders lie lett at any time and goods de-
Livered on Christmas day. Buy the Mandatory on
Eastern Avenue, ST. JohnsbuIy, w. 90 "a
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-12-24

CAUTION. y 2''"''.
peruvian syrup
fr.vu 800 TN. ,r.H-a B -- ~
f.. J L. nIN-N -.
N,y York. Sold ~ J.. lr---.'-'
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-12-24
j. T.. PERKINS.

500 For = full sct of TEETH rrner or rr5o-
tracing I'll, teeth.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-12-24
SPRAY APPARATUS

"r chilling the trth extracting which is free from
pun OK ,Iu-.t.
hose "i-iiinc III -crvices III please ell carly and
mas" al en- -.,...;rclt. ,ltf
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-12-24
Aattion and Private Sales.
24r1, Farm, Stock and Hay rs
~ LIE A + ~A
--A.-4 A. CTIO - NN

JOSIAH :. IMMERSION, Auctionctr.
Inc -l sgribaT Will ell at Public Auction on Sa'ur-
,iIv De-. III 1>l 4 l. VI. his fam containing Is
scr- e -xCrllrn; land Th.Ic il 4 sugar Of
b,-d plenty Of wood AID timber. The place il well
md nee Il. ant al; the convenience make
mp desirable farm. N-1 the time and place
pair oi YEAR, I'D prime cows two years Id
h,ifrs, iu :loo Attorney Bun ; years old. work
hor-o Also 10 ton nay lot and other articles
mentioned. sale positive the personal prypcrt
witlput rc.,;Id 70 the sale Of the farm.
JOHN CiALBRAITH.
ln...utur.ir y
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MAIN STREET. -. .lor>s.r 80. '
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-12-24

AL THE NITEEIIL> ron MIXING Wtl
FLDWEh>
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-02-04

Alimony decreed in accordance with
agreement, viz, property and money she
had at marriage. Libellant has leave to
resume the name of her first husband,
"Smith."
Mercy G. Nutting vs. Samuel w. Mutt
ing. Case continued.
Adelia Derby u.s. Archibald Derby. Bill
granted for intolerable severity.
Jane A. Samson as. Joseph II. Samson.
Bill granted for intolerable severity. Lii
bellant may resume her maiden name.
James Sturdevant ps. Sarah Sturdevant.
Bill granted for willful 1esertion.
Emma j. Severance rs. E. X. Severance.
Bill granted. Alimony decreed as per
agreement-S2,7 25.
Mary Jane McCluning rs. Alison Nc
Cluning. Bill granted for intolerable
severity and adultery. Libellant to re-
sumo her maiden name and have custody
of her child.
James Bronson cs Martha Bronson. Bill
granted for adultery.
Betsey J. Livermore as. Ray f. Liver
more. Bill granted for adultery. Ali
mony agreed, with custody Of child to
mother CANDoR.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-02-04
Marriagfs.

CAMPBELL-SOUTHG Bridgewa-
ter, Vt, Feb. lst at the residencs of the brides
father, by Rev. Mr.. Powers, Charles E Campbell
of Rutland, TO Miss Hattie l.. Soutbgate.
I'VE return our thanks to the fair bride and
groom for their remembrance Of the poor printers
in this their of joy, in the shape of por-
ton of the wedding cake, which they so kindly
sent us. May they be happy in this new part.
nership, Is our most earnest wish.l
CAMIELL LA ROCK-In Rutland, Jan. 81
by Rev. Leland Howard. Mr.. John Camien ane
Lucy La Rock, all of Rutland.
HOME-MILLER- In Chester, Jan. 18th, by
Rev C. Hibhard Mr.. John ID. Home, of OHIO
and Miss Julia A. Miller, of Chester.
CURTIS AINsWoRTH-I Springfield, bv
the l. AXE House, Burlington, and Georgie /,
Ainsworth, all of Springfield, Mass.
PRESCOTT Orwell, Jan. eth.
by Rev. NJ. l.. Severance Harrison w Prescott,
of Mass, and Sarah l.. Tenney, of Orwell.
MAXWELL-HIGGINS- Orwell, Jan. 10.
by Rev. NJ. l.. Severance, Isaac w. Maxwell, OF
Putnam, n. Y, AMI Martha Higgins, OF Benson
COOK MATHER-In Boston, 10th inst, by
Rev. l.. l.. Briggs, Mr.. Charles A. Cook, of Or
WELL VT, to Miss Ida f. Mather, daughter OF A.
III. Alather, Esq, OF Boston.
sTARKWEATHER- In West Rutland, Jan.
2G'h, of heart disease, Bridget Ann. wife of Chas
Starkweather, aged 10 years, months and days.
ARCHER -TARBEL1-In Cavendish, Jan
it'll by Rev. j. =. Little, Mr.. Albertus J. Archer
Of Chester, and Miss Sarah TarbeIt. Of Cayendish.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-02-04
n. Y. Stock and Money N
STATE secnri,ins s,ea

1 Thy stock market opened with better feeling
and price, soon improved K@2c. The fea .ures
were \. Y. Centrnl. Michigan Southern. Rock
/ Island and North Western. The first named
ranged from l'61s 10 2Gi. Rock Island advanced
to l3l4 Michigan Southern 20 IS Z; North West
ern 10 s3ss tor common, and elk for preferred
Alter the iirst regular board, however the mar
ket weakened add subsequently, declined "a \
per cent. The frmness in ~. y. Central Is due
% favorable reports concerning jerks injunction
case. Erie Is lower. Columbus has fallen per
cent since yesterday. In the afternoon railroad
speculation was buoyant, and there was again a
sharp advance in prices. The closing quotations
were about the highest Of the day, the market
showing great strength at $50 N.
miscellaneous shares firm.
Express active, being now called at the mining
board. Tie report that Adams Express company
intended TO sell new stock, variously stated AT
10000 TO ;J,GOlUOO, are seemingly absurd and
without the slightest foundation in fact Ih-
Adams and United States have both par TALLY az
ranged their settlement with the American and
VI, rehants Union, by which they are TO recover
the rates surrendered 10 the Merchants Uni0n
when the late combination was made The
Adams gave up on this arrangement 20 per cent
aud the United States i6 per cent OF their routes
and the amount IN stock and in cash which the
Adams Is 70 pay To recover their old lines, COM
prises but a small portion o. 5000 900, the
amount reported. The United States, OF course
would have 10 pay even a considerable smaller
sum than the Adams. The recent purchases Of
Adams are understood TO be on account OF the
stock TO be delivered % the American Merchants
Union company IN part tettlement.
This afternoons quotations reported toll