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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-04-23

'Hem--whyP because--or course any.

7ttcH-WHlf DcStusS--ot CuuIsc Any
body can see why it's self-evident.'
Il must b. very blind said Mrs. Aims
court, demuredly, but l confess can't
discriminate the essential difference
Herbert Ainscourt said no more, but he
did not at all relish the change that had
come over the spirit of Daisy's dream.
She did change, somehow. She went
out driving, here. there, and everywhere.
lie never knew when he was certain of q
quiet evening with her; she joined not
only the club, but innumerable societies
for q thousand and one purposes, which
took her away from home almost con-
tinually. Mr.. Ainsconrt chafed against
the bit, but it was useless. Daisy always
had an excuse to plead.
Presently her mother-in-law bore down
upon her-an austere old lady in black
satin and chestnut brown wig.
Daisy, you are making my son wretch
ed.
Am I?' cried Daisy. Dear me. haIn't
an idea OF it. What's the trouble?'
You must ask himself, said the moth
er-in-law, who believcd-sensible old lady
in young married peoples settling their
own difficulties. All know is the bare
fact
So Daisy went home to the drawing
room, where Her bert lay on the sofa pre-
tending TO read, but in reality brooding
over his troubles.
What is the matter, Herbert? said Dai-
sy kneeling on the floor beside him, and
putting her hand on his brow.
The matter Nothing much only am
miserable he answered.
But why she asked.
Because you are SO changed.
How Am | changed?
You are never at home; YOU have lost
the domestcity which was, in my eyes,
your greatest charm. Inever have you
to myself any more.
Does it make you unhappy she ask
cd.
You know that it does
And do you suppose liked it, ,,llcrbert?'
What do YOU mean he asked.
i mean that the first year of my mar
ried life passed in just such lonesome
way.
But why didn't You tell me You We're
unhappy
Because YOU would have laughed at
the idea, and called it woman's whim.
i don't like this kind Of life went on
Daisy 1t is false cXcitemcnt-a hol-
low diversion; but persisted in it for
the same reason. | suppose that You did
because it was the fashion. Now tell
me, Herbert, whether would you prefer
fashionable wife, or Daisy"
.DaiSy-a thousand times Daisy
But Daisy can't get along with a
theatre going, club-liying husband
Then she shall have q husband who
finds his greatest happiness at his hearth
stone-whose wife is hi, dearest treasure
who has tried the experience of surface
life, and finds it unsati, factory. Daisy,
shall We begin the matrimonial career
anew?
Aud Daisy's whispered answer was
Yes
But what must YOU have thought OF
me all this time?'
i know what | thina now?'
And what j. that
i think, said Mr.. Ainscourt, with en-
phasis, that you are the best wife in the
world.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-04-23
"Deli0hffHt Men,"

Isn't he a delightful man?' This qucs-
ton was addressed TO me by lady IN
company, concerning gentleman who
had rendered himself, during the evening,
peculiarly agreeable. Before ! answer
that question, | said. would like to see
him NJ home. would like To know ii,
when he jars his wife's feelings, he says
BEG pardon" as smilingiy and promptly
as when he stepped upon yonder lady 5
dress. would like to know if, when he
comes home al night, he has some pleas
ant little things to say, such as he has
scattered about so layishly since he
entered this room this evening; and
whether if the badly cooked dish, which
he gallantly declared to the hostess at the
table could not have been improved,
would have found similar verdict on his
own table, and TO his own wife. Ihat S
tie test. l am sorry to say that some oi
the most agreeable society-men, who
could, by no possibility. be guilty OF u
rudeness abroad, could never be suspect
ed in their own homes of ever doing any
thing else. The man who will invariably
meet other ladies with "How very well
YOU arc looking." will often never, from
one day to another. take notice of his own
wirc's appearance, or if so, only to find
fault How bright that home would le
to his wife with one half the courtesy and
federation he invariably shows to stran-
gers. "Allow me to differ"-he blandly
remarks to an opponent with whom he ar
| CUES in company. "Pshaw! what Go yo,'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-04-23

A USEFUL TABLE.-To aid farmers in
arriving at accuracy in estimating the
amount of land in different fields under
cultivation the following table Is given
by an agricultural contemporary
) wards wide by 97S yards long contains
acre.
10 wards wide by 4si yards long con-
tains acre.
20 yards wide by 242 yards long con-
tains acres.
40 yards wide by l2l yards long con-
tains acre.
so wards wide by GO l-2 yards long con-
tains l acre.
20 yards wide by 60 l-2yards long con.
tains acre.
22O feet wide by 1873 feet long contains
acre.
40 feet wide by SO feet long contains
/ acre.
10 feet wide by 396 feet long contains
/ acre.
GO feet wide by 726 feet long contains
acre.
10 feet wide by s6c feet long contains
/ acre.
24O feet wide by lsl l.2 feet long con-
tains acre.
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poetrp.
ioRIGINALI
PARIS HILL.
A PICTU IL L.

BY MRS L. II. SMITH
looked through the pane at twilight,
With it, shadows grim and gray,
Dimming hills and forests near me
And the little town away,
With its spires snd roofs Of silver,
In the mornings rosy light,
Grew dim, in the mists, and DINNER,
Till IL faded from my sight.
wept, when this picture leit me-
had wandered up and down,
Through It's grand, old, leafy forests,
And when they were bare and brown,
I've sat on its rocks and braided
The wilj-howers in my hair,
I've drank from its cooling fountains,
And 6reaihed IN its mountain air.
I've ranged through it, clover vallics,
And lol'd on the fragrant hay;
I've gathered IL fruit in autumn,
Aud sweet yoans flowers in May.
I've loung'd on the blooming vi'leIs,
And listed the streams sweet Gov,
Tiiekling through rocks and mosses
To the silver founi below.
O'er It's ice-bOund streams I've glided,
And IL seems not long ago
When Wrote my name and Whlie's
W.Ih my dagger, on the snow.
But the hesd-stone where he's sleeping
The lichens are weeping Ger
And the ssplins plSced beside It,
Is an old tree gnari'd aud boar.
r,xa .at ,,r,th -. a,ps and aaurh,a~s
And jOined in the childreu's play,
when our locks were brown and golden
But now they are thin'd and gray,
And many, an many are sleeping
On the hillside, where I've wept-
And some, in the southern vallic-,
Where the War Gods death-ving swept
Al the while, ms tears were falling,
Failing fast A. summer rain
Drpping down. through nv fingers,
Below. on the window pane.
Bul l smiled, when thought iae morning
With IL beams of rosy light,
Would give me back the picture
Prom the sombrc shades Of night.
And when IN the coming morning
look Il, with i chsstencj ,Jght,
For The spires, and roofs OF silver
Then 10 clear. go'fsH light
Gleam'd forth from the spires and tree topsi
The r0efs were like bUrn she'd golil
gA1ed on the wondrous picture,
TIL fancy in flight grow bold
l saw with az eye, ye see not
The city, that never grows dim
hear,i the voices Of angels
SueeSly chant a celestial hymn
NJ soul cntranc'd with the music
Stroye vainly to catch the strain
Rul il Hoa;cd mp 10 heaven
With the white-wing'd d angel train
Thus we weep, when life'- dark shadows
sweep away t. gol,lcn light;
Looking in the gloom Aad darkness,
20. The beautiful and bright.
Never trusting, ne'e- believing
That the shadows kinlly giver-
But transform eartL's Wuudrou, beauty
Into imagery ~ heaven.
Norway. Apr! 81, lsS9
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-03

The receipts of the Central Pacific Railroad Co. for the
first four months Of 1869, before It's completion hs
through line were follows, in gold: gross earnings
81 3O6s43 49, operating expenses $S2OiI OG net earn
ngs Sssss9 49, For the six months since the through
communication. they follows: gross earnings
s4OO65 30; operating expenses sl67s,l 90 net earn
ings s1,1e9,454 TO-
The National Bank OF Santo Domingo is now In opera
tion and tho agency In the city is prepared TO issue
drafts The office OF the agent is temporarily at NO. "a
Wall-st.
The National Stock Exchange have raised their nlta-
ton fee TO $500, and have made seats transferable
They have also decided TO call in the semannual dues
first Tuesday In January
The bullion in the Bank Of England has decreased
SIS 900 sterling since last week.
The following are tho receipts from customs Tor the
week ending Nov. q: Boston, S3229O5; Ne"-1ork'
81 s25OOO; Philadelphia $4,000 Baltimore sl6s2'4
New-Oreans from Nov 10 to 20, S7iS; San francseo'
from Nov 10 to 90 sl21,1H Total; s2,74i,7A
The following statement issued by Gen. Walker Che1
OF the OF Statistics shows the aggregate value OF
imports into each district Of the United States during the
fiscal year ended June Sc, 1869
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-03

Money active att per cent on call, and In some In
stances extra rates paid. At the close OF BANK
hours the supply ample at currency interest Com
mercia paper duh s0l2 per cent for prime names
The demand for currency to the South ana west mas Oh
mnished to small amounts, no large shipments having
been reported this week
Sterling Exchange was dull and steady Mt quotations.
London 90 days, IO8ISiC9 London, sight, 1924 olOss
London (prime commerclap 90 days. lOsi0lOSs Paris,
long, lSi05l7l; Paris. short 6l5la5l5i Antwerp,
5ls3a5l7s; Swiss, 51e.0517a; Hamburg. SoaS6t; Am
sterdam. 4Ote4OI; Frankfort, 4OS0A Bremen 7si aTsi
Berlin, 71io715
The transactions of the subIreasury to-day were as
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'ollowIng Were ID nWards |:


State bonds dull: Tennessee ex Coupons sold at
636533 Tennessee New per cents, 40; Virginia per
cent ex Coupon 49, North Carolina New bonds 1921 632i
New Special Tax bonds, s2i03ls; Missouri per cents
sold CO., Louisiana Leyee per cents, So North Caro-
lima Old Gper cents as Bank stocks and Railway bOnks
were dull steady; miscellaneous shares quiet;
Western Union Telegraph sold at S5 Pennsylvania Coal,
235 Pacific Mail, 46a5O, closing 49s The stock market
las shown more dmness to-day, upon report that Con-
ress will authorize weekly line TO China, and grant an
additional subsidy service; the business that
portion of the line steady and remuneratIve
crease and the managers anticipate paying business
rhe California line for the Winter months Tho demand
gor Pacific Railroad bonds has been active large pur
.hases OF Union and Central bonds reported and
The subscriptions to the Western Pacific per cents
Gnue TO increase steadily.
Railroad shares moderately active the Western
gis with a good demand for Michigan Southern, North
Western and Rock Island. Erie sold at 27t Reading,
pS3a99 Michigan Central 12l Fort Wayne, Guaranteed
81. Chicago, Burlington and Quincy, 100; EewJersey
Central S7lQs7s Morris and Essex s7i Hew-York and
New. Haven Scrip 40 Columbus, Chicago, and Indiana
Central 22aI9 NewYork Central and Hudson sold at
B86sg Central and Hudson Scrip 77a7s At the second
call the market firm but dull After the Board there
active market IN the Western stocks, with consd
cradle demand for Rock Island which advanced to 1861
Michigan Southern, Northwestern Common, and st.
Paul shares, active. The Vanderbilt consolidated
stock and scrip well sustained, but the transactions
nominal. Speculative operations checked
considerably by fears money market but the
better feeling and increased activity the lowprced
shares. AT the close tho market was firm
The following were the closing quotations OF Govern
-ruenf
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THE STATE OF TRADE.
HrtnAnn n hlAnT EIN


LoHpoS Dec Pill n.Consos opened Ht or mo'e, iha
for American securities opeuei qet aa
limited States FiveTweuties 1862 8t 1868 old Bt lb0 81
Portes 8i stocks quiet Brs Railway shares 81 Illinois Osh'
Atlantic and Great Western a. ,utst..
LIVERPOOL. Dec Ali m-Cotton opened spoJa'S W ~ t
UpLuds I2Gl2ld; NJ ding Orleans 2i6ZiA wheat w
for California White 81 for Red Winter Lard hl'JaI AZ 90
LONDON 2Re6nei Petroleum, ll7G1I gaSA AuiPAAe
TAow, 81 4 ewt
Pms Dec 2-Tbe Bour oprned frn; Reutes, TN BIC
ANTWERP Dee 2-Psfoeum oIeued quiet ard uucnhngru ,,
HAyRE 2Cctton opened srm Tres OrlhAe On 'a 'po i
francs T. owL; Low Mijdihgs Ahost, 10 francs -.
FRAsKFoRT 2Uned States Five Twenty bonus peno Hs' -
pOt for the issues Of ls62. -. -
boURsy Dee 2-The Bourse closed hrm Rsne. M lie
ANrwERP Dee 2-Peroeum closet firm AZ so francs Tor shnaAo
White ,.o,t T., - -
LoSDoS Dec $50 p mconsol' closed a. ~ iOI sonsI .Sa
a2 FOR the aeeount securities closed ri T. y rive
ties 1852 84l 1865 old 8Js 1891, e5i leaforuss 81 he a
WsT shares 2s s9i Atlantic aud ureA western
Dec 2-i30 o. n-Cotton closed Gmi Mddiug UP
lands i2t MdJng Orleans 1914 sales Of the cay I'o" oAsA
Lard 70 y eNt Refned Petroleum lS4 sgtIon
LONDON Dec 2-Refned Petroleum, l1S't gallon Ln'eei
PRASKToKr Dec TvsTVr bonds closed ar al
9OidJOA for the Issue Of 1872 .,-- ---. 80, ~.
eWt
BRENFv 2-Pe;roleum closed r al thalers on roata
HAMBuEG Dec 2-Peoleum closed hrm al - marc bAHeol
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RECEIPTS OF PRODuCE.

Per Canal, TtshIs, aud IiaiIrodd~ -,
Dec ISL bales Cotton 10 pkg Ashes Js5 bbs Four ~ ~
2g 81 bush Barley bush Flax seed t+n bush bAns ~ A
Corn Meal bags Corn Meal 3 pkgs Buekwbeai dSr 90
Rseged Petroleum. ISL Spint, Turpenne 2g bids Tar 40
bb Rosn bbs Pork 40 pigs Beef 26 kgs Cat Meats, ~
lard 400 keg Lard Batter O0t pkgh Cheese 4 0b
FrT 20 pigs Tsow IS bbs Lard OIL ~ pkgs Dried frut ~
pkgs Cake 4l8 bills WHISKY ~ bales Wool ~ bales hemp I'0
bses Hop1. AZ sides Leather, l0l bags Peanut
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HH"H sHH 20 . -
Al STOCK EXCHANGE.
THURSDAY. Dec. 2-P. NJ.

Gold opened at 1921, sold at 1925, 1923, 1923,
and closed at l22!8225 The clearings at the Gold
Exchange Bank were $2554IOOO and the balance, sl7o
bO- The Government will sell million gold to-mor
row.
Government bonds were dull at fractional decline
om Yesterdays prices. the transactions being moderate
IN amount and without speculative interest The Gov
ernmont purchased million bonds for the sinking
guud to-day the offerings amounting to $36OO45O. The
ss,u tina
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-03

Having had all the papers and
documents relating to the loan ex-
amined by competent counsel and
pronounced complete and sufficient,
and having personally examined
the same, which we find regular
and perfect, and having had our
own engineers examine the road
and property, whose reports are sat-.
isfactory, we do, with the utmost
confidence and satisfaction, recon-
mend the EIGHT PER GENT
FIRST MORTGAGE GOLD
BONDS OF THE ST. JOSEPH
AND DENVER CITY RAIL-
ROAD COMPANY as a SAFE,
SURE, and PROFITABLE IN
VESTMENT, worthy the attention
of capitalists, investors, and DINERS
w. p. CONVERSE 81 co.
TANNER 81 Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-03

COFFEE-Tbe demand fo Wet Ind grades gh The moment
bui hOje steady Rio moderately al former bgure sales
of692 bags Brodrsou 20 Baltimore, from Hampton
FLOUR AND MRAL-We have had quiet
State Flour today the trade buying only for present wants Aa slip
boiling Of the Low gads. sss ard the medium aHd better
he e. sass o. for o. syo 90 Is Tor Fancy state
s55b@545 for he low grades Of ssten Extra go IS
70 Choice Spring Wheat EI IS 65a ~ Tor Minnesota and Iowa
EEss ~ 65a 90 80 r cry shipping Etssi IS 9 - 7 for
Ohio Eoona Hep q ~ e Gr Ss sr'Ses 80 I
Western s. s5a 90 G Wheat Do do sc 7O0s7 70 for
90 o. 70 SS fs I'D s ga 50 hi dn % South
Flour quiet and prices favor The buysr 'aes OF ~ bb
0sG for Georgia sod Virginia &c 7O0slO for Family
IS 8y@s6 Maryland Delaware &c a;dsio for
81 5O0a5 Cen heavy BuekwheA Flour Is
ogef and ss active Wales At eJgsJ 20 per 100 ~
AID 70 Glasg,s, BY steamer 1900 bush Wheat a. 5ld
GRAiN"bsa OPENED hner under iaSoFabs advee' from Liver
sI u fJ no do DO Al 81 r NO Aussokes 81 basil n
for White California; ~ s9s 50 for White Michigan . 81 for
Amber DO ~ yDd SO for White Gsnes ~ i Tor Amber Do
aud 81 70 for Ktrs No MeauEee Barley qasi aud ee.s
hesy sales 1900 bash Tao Rowei State, at 81 o. Barley Mail
0a close lover the demand ebefy Tor The trade
ss saes are 800 bush az 6d65ci for ordinary New ono hH
Western and 60G65 for Choice at Gj dto 900
eey southern Gla6zc RJe tame sales Of 800
uA ~ ~ II for htatS Corn ess active ard IL lover the Dc
% for Damp and UhsaaBd Western lOiUSllJ
"u'fIn l.low At = u.s. aud Jsrsv Yellow al s5e a si
aoc n ~ 10 iof Retail lota
wessn gSi 1 E,, s,' sazss oo"Tou 70 dG s@
- ~ rs ~ Moderate demand at 4ic gold Other xmas
tird Of Po IN are still extremely du ara po
% , 19sseett' to-day the sales al Aac'on o. ~
gac IN ~ " months aud $50 JbiA he"Orssn' a. "
hAVAL SToRESTSprts Of Tup,rns without change at Gtd
common 10 good Strained Tar ~ auigt TO-
OlisAmeresn need remain, a, s,as spr 1sss bba
aud 81 % TOO sperm Lard Oh 81 "a o. Other OILS
PR0Yl sIoEs-Fsr os ss the sps, p - s ,be sat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-03
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

MANY PERSONS ARE SELLING THEIR GOVERNMENT
BONDS WHILE THE PREMIUM is STILL LARGE las the
Treasury has promised to buy thirteen millions III
December). AND REIHvKsT IN THE FIRST MORTGAGE
BONDS Of the CENTRAL RAILROAD OF Iowa, WHICH
PAY ABOUT oNE-TIIIRD moro INTEREST. THE TIME
TO MAKE SUCH REIMBURSEMENT is while the Treasury
is buying, and Governments are at premium.
The ROAD DOES NOT RUN THROUGHA WILDERNESS,
where it would have TO wait years for population and
business, but through the most thickly settled and
productive agricultural counties in the State which
gives each section large traffic as soon as com
pleted.
1t runs through the great coal-felds OF Southern
Iowa 10 the North where coal is Indispensable and
must be carried.
1t runs from the great lumber regions Of the North,
through district of country which is destitute Of
this prime necessity.
The mortgage is made to the Farmers Loan and
Trust Co. of n Y. and bonds can be issued only at
the rate of $1,000 per mile only half the amount
upon some other roads Special security is provided
for the principal and for the payment Of interest.
First Mortgage Bonds for 80 small an amount upon
road running through such rich and already we'll
settled part of Iowa. can well be recommended as a
perfectly safe as well az very profitable investment
Pamphlets with map may be obtained, and subscrip-
tons will be received, at THE COMPANY's OFFICES,
No. 80 PINE-sT., NBw-YoRK, and at the BANK or
NORTH AMERICA, ii WALL-sT., and by HOwEs d
MACY, Bankers, 80 WALL-sT Price %, free of tax,
and accrued interest. w. B. SHATTUCK. Treasurer.
GEORGE OPDYKE e. Co., Bankers. No. % Nassau
st. offer for sale the following desirable securities
First Mortgage per cent Gold Bonds of the New
York and Oswego Midland Railroad; First Mortgage
per cent Gold Bonds Of the Montgomery and
Eufaula Railroad, Endorsed by the State of Alabama;
First Mortgage 8 per cent Bonds of the Mobile and
Montgomery Railroad per cent Bonds of the City
of Oswego 10 per cent Bonds OF Platte County, Mis-
souri, 7per cent Land Grant Bonds of the Union
Pacific Railroad, and some prime 10 per cent cur
rency bonds.
The attention Of investors is invited to these we'll
secured Bonds. Full information in regard to them
will be furnished upon application to the agents OF
ferng them for sale.
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THE MARKETS.
lC,r.fnr, rporird Tor Tun rnrrrsp l

ICarsflny rsDOrtsi for THE TRiBrsg
Dec O. 1863
AsHES-Pots su and fair demand; sales - 81 6
Pearls q inartye.
COTTOEThe demand bss been less Lcve and the market little
advtes abroad Bs the dpressOn sales Of
zJ4 bales $40 last evening aud Of which LII for
8 for 90 for speculation aud 200 In transit for
delivery bales December 24ic l5O JEuury zc so
March Zoe zoo april Aic, al basis q Low MddIuE We
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-03

t,t qu the offerings arc fair: sales 800 ct Is for Old
Mess for aud sas for Western Prime Mess 70
arrives for future delivery the feeling lot January aud
February Hess sales Of 70 Dds a. sSl Beef
bnt unhangsd sales of5O bo A. eR Tor Plain
and sS sIT for Tree Beef 9aet but steady
S260S and 300 J for nda nesS Beei Ham,
bbls Ht S0d b1 Tor western Cut
Meats steady IS pkgA at aGlSc Tor sked Shoulders
71I7Ie for Bacon nominal Deo ogs arc nrmer
3c City Lard hr ana ,.rs could be sod
higher sales Of 40 aud at B4o for No l50ly Tor Ciy
0i9l n, M % mime Steam d20 for Kettle Rendered.
future deyery he Is bid and l9c asked fer February sales Of
tcs ,er Februay l9 aud 500 seller February al lsic
BpTTgR for tne TO choice grades f which there
There sales poor but medum nos are not
wanted We quote: o., N - 49,,