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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-02-19

EMERSON W. PEEI, Secretary AstusrS-
Of its large capital, low and
new tabes, the desirable life
pre- -utcd to the public.
The rates o premium being largely reduced made
~ favorable the insurer thoee the best Mutual
Companies, and avoid all the complications and uncer
ia ntIes dividends, and the ndings
which the lat TO cause the policy holder.
S,v aud attractive tables are now presented,
which need only be Understood prove 10
the pui lie, 80 h NJ the ME-PRODUCING Policy
snd Re IN PREMIUM Policy. In the forIner, the
policy h lder only Il life Insurance. payable
1t death, but will receive, living after period OF
few year., annual edt per cent. 10
per ceinl Of the par ~ hts IsDcg In the latter, tbs
Company agrees return 10 the assured the total amount
u 1tOh.y he las pad GidtOH 10 the 9WOuiG OF
his l')iicJ.
The attention Of person. contemplating insuring their
lives increasing amount Of insurance they already
have called TO the special advantages offered by the
National Life lnsursnce Company.
Circuars pamphlets and full particulars given on ap
pcatou Brance Office Of the Company, or to ths
NEW ENGLAND GENERAL AGENCY,
Uuder the direction Of
Il A. = k9 OIL and of the Board Of Directors.
j. T. TUCKER, Manager
3 Merchant Exchange, state St, Boston.
.s-LOCAL AGENTS WANTED in every city and
town and application from competent parties such
,ycncie- win suitable endorsement, should be ad-
/ dTcsse- to
PUTNAM ID. MCMILLAN, st. JOhnsbury,yt.,
SPECIAL AGENT,
For Caledonia, orlean. and Essex COunuse.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-02-19
.sigl'kC.


Albert X. Hendricks. Of Burke. had an
ah>ces~ opened by NJ. {. Saauliin@. Vi. H..
three or four weeks since. on the lower
extremity Of the >pint, from which small
quantity OF hair. rcsemblin" human hair.
was squeezed out. hcin" between The cuti-
lie and spine. Hrndrick ha, suffered pain
ami Inconvenience more or less. in the To-
eality OF the sore. tor about Is years.
though nothing serious until some little
time before the sore came. but i now get
ting well.
Ja~cph Couchicr'> vile. OF Burke. woke
up la; Wvducs lay morning. and found
her little babe. about eight days old. dead.
Il "a> We'll lie ni-hl before. ami people i'll
lir vicinity think >ullocation was the cause
Of IL death. ID. i.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-02-19
Principal and Interest Payable in GoIdY

Such securities generally valuable in proportion
the length of time they have to The longest six
per gold interest bonds of the l. 8 ithe SIZE will
be due l. years and they worth 49, If they hal
80 years run, they would stand not less than rs
perfectly safe First Mortgage Bond like the Union
Pacific should approach this rate. The demand for
European investment is already considerable, and
the completion of the work will doubties. carry the
price to a large premium
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-02-19
We Claim THAT Mss sAwYEE's SAVE i

We Claim THAT MISS sAWYEE's sALVE l.
eu.i.ci. different from all others.
Iha' there - many good Salves offered for
sal hut none -oot a. Mics Sawyer's Save.
That every family should have box this season Of
tic yc1r.
Tina; it will do all and even more than it is
ncuded t, do.
Put Up in boxes 1t . Cts. 81 cts. and 81 each.
srca, saving Is made by taking i large box.
sold by all drusgits.
trial box sent free by mail On receipt OF ixty-
five cents, by
It's L. NJ. ROBBINS, RockIsnd, D. ias.
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st. Johnsburv. Feh. 9. 1,Ga.
LIBERATION.
N o T | c E

Whe cas- Franklin Mar-h;ll has left my premises
without just provocaton therefore forbid all persons
from lirhoriuS trusting him on my account, Is
shall pay debit his contracting after this date
PETER CLEMENT.
81. .Joh nsburv. Feb. Ii. IsGq 47-i9+
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wv A s II I N G.
DISSOLUTION,

to order at her residence in Mrs T. ba ement,
lroad Street. DIS C. r. FELCH.
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~werS 10 the puzzles OF last week. In rr-
Gati /" that OF fox. reese and corn. lit
tie boy writes Us: The man would first
carry the geese over the river. then take
the foxes over. and carry the geese back
AID leave them while he carries the corn
over; then 90 back and get his reese
again.
No. 2.-The article OF produce is evident
lv Wheat.
Ne. 3-'rhe Squirrel was nine days in
CARRYING out the corn. taking away one
car of cora and the two ears on his head
each day.
For lhis week. we Give the following:
!, ,er captain went TO sea with crew OF
thirty men - fifteen whites and fifteen
blacks. His vesse. becoming disabled he
throw half his crew overheard. How did
he arrange his men in line SO that by tax
ia" every tenth man he took only negroes
every time-Irawin@ the fifteen black mcn
and leaving the fifteen whites?
How can one write four9'> so is to make
just 100: Add two straight lines to four
"ipIer> lJ000) making word of tour lei-
jeg,.
.tu'i here i one tor the old boys: \ nau
-gar~ from New York Monday noon am:i
Gavri, westward win the sun. Al Chjra-
- H. enquiries the time. and & told i, i,
Monday nuoH-a~ he travels with the sun
IL ttltI-f i.. 80 it S.u I"r.n.i..n IA. IN
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-02-19

CLARENCE II. CLARK, President.
JAY COOKE, Chairman Finance and Executive Coul
HENRY ID. COOKE, Vice tre-ineut.
EMERSON ". PEEr, Secretary aud Aetusry.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-09-30
EOREIGN.

CoxarAErISoPLE September 29.-The
mediation OF tine TREAT Powers {;
zone in the matters at issue between
Turkey and Egyp', has been sa'isfac'
torv None OF the points presented,
save one. cffsre6 any difficulty. & !.
LISBON, September 20. The mail
steamer from Rio Jsneiro has arrived
with advices from Paraguay to the zzd OF
August.
On the 18Th the allied army attacked
Ionez who was entrenched at Cnsultay.
The Paraguayans we're entirely defeated.
losing 1000 killed and wounded and 300
nrisopers. Twelve cannon were cap
,ured.. Lopez, with the remainder OF his
army, fed 10 Iquacio. o short distance
away On the 22d he was agsin at
tackled by the allies and again defeated,
losing twenty-five canton. Count Dru,
The general commanding the allies, was,
at last accounts, closely pursuing the
fucitives. Owing to tbese victories. the
Parssusyans were compelled to abandon
ali their plans, which fell'into the hands
Of the allies. Forty-four Of the British
subjects. who had lately been held as
prisoners by LOPEZ, were liberated.
LONDON. September 9.-Ths news
from Rio Janeiro is TO the lib instant,
and fully confirms the flight Of Lopez:
SOUTHAMPTON, September 20. = The
steamer DutchlaDd, which sailed today
for New York. took s240. 600 Of specie on
American account
NApaID. September 29.-At the Coup-
ell TO day, Minister Serrsno presiding, 1t
was agreed to propose TO the Cortes the
election Of the Duke of Genoa as the
King of Spain.
Its reported 10 official circles that the
recent note of Sickles has been with
drawn.
PANS, September 29.-ThO Prince end
Princess Of Wales we're received to-day
by Emperor Napoleon.
BoRDEApx, September 20. "A fire
broke ont here last evening among The
shipping. and before il was subdued
thirty vessels, laden with petroleum were
consumed.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-09-30
Sl5. Gold Watches. $40
The only Genuine DoubIe-extra Refined
OROIDE GOLD WATCHES,

MANUFACTURED BY THE 0ROIDE
MI WATCH COMPANY, are all OF belt
make. Hunting Cases. varranted net 70 tar
rish looks Ike fne cold, wears like gold. and
a.. EounI 10 the Best Gold Watches in
make and finish with the best Full Jevelsd
Detacbed and Patent Levers, l. xtra Fine Cases
faente' and Ladies eIAl SIS each.
The Double Extra Ke6otd. Solid
Grade 6oid. A No. 4. FULL Jeweled
Levers. at $40 each.
sent by Express anywhere within the
rnited Sfatse AT regular Wholesale
nrices. rayable on delivery. No money
4. reoufred fn advance. oniy satisfactory
.ssurai,ce that the orderis made in coed faith.
ANY Package may be opened and Ex-
amfnea before paid fer, BY paying the kx-
Persons can order by mail With fafety,
nv lending uoney in advance. IN keeistered
ietter- and /, goods will be sent as Regis
Tered Package. prepaid at cur risk.
An Agent sending for SIX watches. viii re-
ceive ar extra watch iree-making sever so
~atchee for $40. or seven so watches for Si2o.
also Elegant orOide Gold Chains Of
latest and most costly ft, les. for Ladies. and
eienfIemen's uenr. from 10 n 40 inches long,
81 rrices OF 81. 81. 90 and - each sent with
watch. At Lowest Wholesale prices.
flur Watcse 81 are ~ male o. the 6fnutne
solid Orofde Gald. Refined. are All per-
ferliy reeulated AID aajasted. and Suarau'
iced by the Company q KEEP correct time
and wear aud not t~rnifh. state the KIND.
Size and price Of watch required. and order
envy VI THE OROIBE wATcH CO.,
ln.t las FULTON Sc, New YORK
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-09-30
Chancery sale.
Issas W. Moon vs., william p. Matthews and

Issas W. Moon vs., william P. Matthews and
ny VIRTUE OF THE DECREE PRO-
Is noupced In this cause at the April term,
1919. Of the supreme Court at BROWNSVILLE
ri IN Saturday, the 10Th day OF October. 1903.
In front ef the door Of the Chsncery Court
bpiidirg. In the city of Memphis. sell at pab 10
suc ion. 10 the highest bidder. on credit OF
six. tseive, eighteen and twenty four months,
aith interest from the day Of sale, In one or
several parcel. the following de'cfioed tracts
and one Of then lyinE IN township ones range
nine west Of the basis meredian Of The Chicka-
saw cession. and contains 40 acres. more o.
iess The sane being that part Of section II.
which lies on the north side Of the state line,
dnilinx the States Of Tennessoe and MISS
sirri. ana begins on the northwest orncI Of
aid tract Of land, run sou b 70 the STATE line
Aforesaid. thence east with said STATE line one
mile. thence north 10 the northeast corner q
sid sect OF. thence west {, the nrsi.ns1 .,
corner to the beaianing. The said tract 81 hve
hundrsd and forty acres being all Of said sec.
ton of land. which lies IN the Thirteenth Ciyh
District Of shelby county, Tennessee and the
other beinr the south half Of section ~. town
hin one. rsnae nine. west Of The has mfri-
dian Of the Chickasaw oession. The purchaser
will execute his not-. with good suretiss. te-
iaes lien will be retained on the property,
md wheu the sale is confirmed BY the court, no
right Of redemption or Iepufchase shail ex,st
/ Tile In The purchaser will be absolute. The
ale will be made 10 satisfy said decree, ren.
d,Iei the 6th Of july. le19. In fayor 81 said
| Noon araisst Nsrrus j Wris II aud oihers.
| f,r ne sum Of SI7z7l p los, sides cosfs.
September G. 1859. ia
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BY TELE g RAP d
MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES.
NEW YORK.

New YoRK, September ~ -George
Peabody sailed for Europe to-day.
The money market was very nnse,t!ed
and irregular during most OF to-day, WIN
transactions at I per cent. in gold, win
4to | per cent per day for turning low
nriced stocks, IN ] J to a per cent TOR
carving New York Central to- morrow
Tn The afternoon there was decided let
M in money, and the sale for call loans
finally fell to per cent. Discounts we're
out of the question entirely. Sterling
nomipally cents. On the street gold
was 1870 to 1872, and the range at the ma
t;onsl Exchange was from 1904 up to
l33 down to l3l, and closing at 1914.
Goyerp ments heavy and lower The As
s;stant Treasurer accepted. bills OF $3'-
GOIl 900 at ll5@ll6 The total offers
were IS, 664 $50. The closing rates TOR
coupons we're 81. 90 pl,
Syracuse, September 70 The kepuo'
lcau Convention to-day nominated Geo.
VIM, Gusts for Secretary Of State, John
G Robinson for State Engineer. and Mar
lin !. Townsend for Attorney General.
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WARRINGTON.

WASHINGTON, September 70 1t is
o,s,.d that Attorney General Hosr has
oven an opinion that the Provisional
fec;slature of Virginia. after its organi-
alton, will have authority to elect
Hated States Senators, ss such action
will not he regarded as legislative BUSH
ness and will therefore be lawful.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-09-30
PU BLIC LEDGE R.
nee. no. III Madison street.
CITY CIRCULATION.
ARRIVAL and Departure Of Trains,

E.R
x,ssIssrrrr lxp .rksv essrr RAiLRoAD.
New Orleans mail tr'y', g, pm ms n a nm
EEr riSbst' Except Sunday 2:s5 p.m: 4;55 am.
Mail train makes di oct connection Tor New
Orleans and all points Sonth. a.
Coaeeyilie. Water Valley. oxford, Holy
SPRINGS. and all points North Of Grenada on
Mississippi Central railroad.
Ticket Office, 2S7% N ain street., ana ~ .nS
depot. Omnibuses will call for passengers hnd
oh eck baggage in any part of the city by leav-
ing orders a KS 8 ffVikfRMoEE. Cen. sup'. \
MEMPHIS AND oHAnLKsroE sAILRoAD,
Through mail. daily,:;;.... z2Vf'h i<oo f'A
Through express, dailyldoes
SoinrdayS. Pm. ll:so Pm.
Junction and Somerviile
ac., save Sundsy-............ O. ~ A. -. e.Vvt
RsilroAd time fifteen minutes ias'er 'nsn
Once No. l'' NAN 4. A. S BARNES. q. T. A.
RIRyFY HuGHEs. Passenger Agent.
MEMPHIS AND LOUISVILLE RAILROAD.
Day Express...-"..-.'.'"'ia:1 2 20 r'h' oxe
N;ght FIX press. Elo M ~
T pasa,cer Accomm OF alton. el5 3" 500
f na;,rnad fins is Is minutes faster than city
time. Ticket office, No. 271x Main street. DO
pot. head of Main street. s. B JONES, supt.
SELL HOWELL. Passenger Agent
MEMPHIS AND LITTLE ROCK RAILROAD.
no,,o Wrsr-I,eavs Hopedeld at 800 pm.
nos aE asFNIoave Forest City at am;
arrive at popcGeld at $3.50 s.m.
Trains leave daily. Sundays excepted; te 5iSo
boat leave. foot Of Union street AZ z'00
r.m.' city un'' p. n. WILLIAMS,
General Agent and superintes dent.
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NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS, September 20 = The
steamship Clinton, from Galveston,
nicked up yesterday evening, on Ship
Shoals. two boats, containing Captain
Merrill, the frat mate and thirteen others
from the steamship Tradewind, which
sunk on the 24,h instant The second
mate of the boat is still missing,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-09-30
MEMPHIS h ARKANSAS RIVER
PACKET COMPANY. Z
sf Ssh .ffaig ---- aa3 ~ 9i9H Gag
United States Mall Line
FALL ARRANGEMENT.

IHaFl --7'- '--T-T7l I ~ Y IT ia' a
T,RoM AND AFTER THIS DATE THIS
+ Company will run THREE boats week In
the Arkansas river and until the completion
Of the new bests. the following boats will con-
rHOS. II. Pritchard. master.
ARK..............-.......H Blasedeil. master.
GUIDON.................. ....C Clay Rice. m aster.
w. A. CALDwELL,........-Haines master.
Leaving Memphis every Monday. Wednesday
and Friday, at i've o'clock pm; making
connections at Little Rock with the Company
light draught packets: Na
VAN BuREN. .Borland. Master.
AMERICAN,..... Chapman. Master.
FORT SMITH. ........... GLAND. Master.
FORT GIBSON..--..--.E. Smith, master.
For all points above Little Rock. as high up
Through bills pf ladinr given for freight to
and from New Orleans, Memphis. 81. Louis.
Louisville and Cincinnati.
Freipbts delivered ct destination, ct all
stares Of the river. without delay; T.,
the Nsrth, East or West. to any point on tho
Arkansas river. should have their goods CON-
signed to Memphis and Artansae Rive.
Front street. Mosby Bhck). Those shipping
AID Arisnsas River Packet Company. mouth
TIE above Company are now building two
new boats for the Arkansas river. which will be
finished about the LIST Of October. thus securing
sss ss or Ds ss I' join T B. u.s.
\ so4 Front st., Mosby Biloxi. & 81
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RUSSELL's TONIC BITTERs
WILL ErrKcruALLr cuEz


WILL xrrxcruALLr cUxz 4 faslls
Liver Complaint, Jaundicc, Byspep
ala. Chronic or Nervous Debility,
Chronic Dfnrrhea, Disease Of IN
Kidneys, and all Diseases arising
from . Dfsordered Liver, Stomach
Such a. CONSTIPATION. Flatulsncs. Iaward
Plies, Fulncss Of Blood to the Head, Acidity Of
the stomach. Nausea. Heartburn. Disgust for
Food. fulness OF We;eht in the Stomach. Sour
Eructations. Sinking OF fiuttering ct the Pit
Of the Stomach. SsimminE Of the Head, Hur-
ned or Difficult BREATHING. flutterine at the
Heart Choking or Suffocafing Sensations
when IN a Lying Posture. Dimness Of Vision,
Dots or Webs before the Sight. Dull Pain In the
Head. Deficiency Of Persriration. Yelowness
Of the Skin and Eyes. Pain in the Side, Back.
Chest, Limbs, etc., Sudden Flashes Of Heat,
Burning Of tia Flesh. Constant Imaeinings OF
kvil. and Great Depression Of Spirits.
They are entirely Vegetable and Free
L. from Alcoholic stfmuIant and
aliInjurieus Ingredients, 1fT
And s.e pleasant In taste and smell, and MID
In their operation. and viii remove Impurities
from the body. and sire health and visor 10 the
frame. IU ~ ~
Sold BY all druggists and dealers in family
medicines. Prepared AZ No. q North Court
street. Memphis, Tennessee. I'D ItN
- Liberal discount 10 the trade. 81.
J. B. RUSSELL. Md.
49, ~ rr-LIl-L1I-
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80 A. It. LACEY.
q q T II q N H A q II q X

y "fI AND oENEzaL 40 f.-..ft.|
COMMISSION MERCHANT
No. soc Front ssrees. Memphis. Tenn
Liberal advances Hsads on consiEnDsnts and
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NORTH SIDE OF COURT SQUARE.
IN Memphis. Tennessee. Is acknowledge ~
all parties interested as by far the MOST SUC-
CESSFUL PHYSICIAN in the treatment Of
Priv ate and Secret Diseases. Quick. thorough
and permanent cures guaranteed in every
case, male or female. Recent cases Of Con
orrhea and Syphilis cured in q few days. With
out the use Of mercury, change Of diet. or him
drance from business. Secondary syphilis
mercury. Sufferers from Impotency. or Loss
ofSexual Power. restored to ffee vieor IT. few
weeks. elect or 0onorrhea Of long sta,dings
when all Internal remedies have failed. perma-
nently and speedily cured by new trea tment.
Victims Of self abuse spd excessive emery.
suffering from spcrmetorrhea and loss o. phys
ical and mental power. speedily and l'erma-
~ All consultations strictly nfdenaiaI. q
Office hours from q. no. to p. m and pm,
to Pm. DIX. y. =: huSsE!sL,
- Consulting Physi clan.
L. @. wARRks, Secretary.
on application. 49, 4S
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the. railroad for Little Rock. and at Jackson
port with the steamer M0LLIE GRA1Z. for
all points on unper White and Black rivers.
The above Company has now In course Of
for this trade. which viii be completed on or
about tho LIST of October. whom che will be put
in the line as the Saturday mack OF, the Natoma
taking Thursdav. JOHN d. ADAMS.
T, KENDIG, Agent, President;
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-09-30

IHAvR NOW ON HAND AND AM con.
/ SANITY saving. fall stock Of building lum-
ber-ali dimensions. sils jeltts. stu1 ilns pos's.
large stock oflaihs and shaved shingles, Par.
ticulAr attention win be eircn 70 the shipment
ofIumhsr. Orders apliritef. = 49,,
Mills and Lumber Yard on Wolfriyer. nnfih
o. naP0a 'A'o''' a. NJ. vKEABLR.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-05
HARKETs

LoNDoS, Feb. 4-,NOOu.-Consols 93g. Bonds
| 764. Tallow 46s. Sd.
| FRANKFORT, Feb. 4.-Bonds 7940sO.
| LIVERPOOL. Feb. - NoOn.-Cotton active
Middling uplsDds on the SPOT l2ld; ahoat same !:
niddIing Orleans l2s Sales 20 900 bales, Corn,
old, 33s., new 3ls.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 4.-Afternoon- active:
middllng uplsDds on the spot lid, afloat the
same middliDg Orleans I21d. Lard steady. Ma.
| val stores dull.
HAvRE, Feb. 4.-COtton opens active; on the
| spot l.38. sfloat lao.
FBANKEoRr, Feb. 4-Evening-Bonds so.
PARIS, Feb. 4-Bourse strong. Rentes III .O2.
HAvRE: Feb. 4-Cotton closed at LAO on the
spot. Al to arrive.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. AR M.-Cotton excited.
Sales estimated at Il, 600 bales.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 4.4-Evening.-Cot.onc closed
at l24d. for middllDg uplands and l2Id. for mid.
ding Orleans. Sales rs 600 bales.
NEw YORK, Feb. 4-Evening closed
sefive, and 10. better. Sales $500 bales; Md.
ding uplauds 304c. Flour favors buyers without
msrked change. Wheat steady. Corn I02s.
lower; white Southern 90097c. Pork firm. s39
25@32 80. Lard easier; kettle 2l@2llc. Whisky
steady 94c. Rice firm 9tGlOc. Other groceries
quiet. Turpentine 57057Ac.
NEW YORK, Feb. 4.-Evening.-Mouey fairly
active at 6G7 per cent. Sterling heavy at l09i
Gold l354.z Southern securities quiet and steady:
Iennessees 673 Vrginias 57I, do. new 81. Stocks
heavy, excited and unsettled.
NEw YoRK. Feb. 4-EveninC fairly
active, but easier at the close-7 on call, with ex
ceptions at 6. 52O's of 1862 Il3I of '64 IO9.
Of '65 ll0s, DO. new l0ss, of '67 1885, of 6S lO9.
10 40s 1861.
MOBILE, Feb. 4.-Cotton 10 good active dc m and:
closed firm. Low middliugs 2Sc. Sales $500
bales. Receipts 294 bales.
MEMPHIS, Feb. 4-Cotton firm; middlin0 up.
lands 29c. Receipts 97s bales. Exports north
1863 bales.
ST. LOUIS, Feb. 4.-Tobacco-Sound lurs ssN
SO so. supeIine four s595 25. No. l wheat
81 7e@l IS. Corn 73075c. Oats 62065c. Rye
81 250l rs. Barley 81 25. Whisky 925c. Polk
sS2 50. Bulk shoulders l3lc., clear sides I7c
BacoD-Shoulders 14lc.. clear rib sides I7lc.,
clear sides Isle. Lard 2lc.
LOUISVILLE, Feb. 4.-Sales III hhds tobacco
new Jugs 10 wrapper leaf 81 250n25 25. Flour
sppertne s. I5@6 25 Oats 6O6163c. Corn 62365c,
Pork $32 60 Lard 2lc. Bscon-shoulders l5c..
ear RIB sides SIC, clear sides lS3c. Buk shout.
ders l4c. clear RIB sides l7lc., clear sides l72c
Whisky 97c.
CINCINNATI, Feb. 4.-Flour and grain on ct and
unchanged. Whisky 95c. Pork s32 So Lard 2O3c. |
Bulk shoulders 1876, sides l5&c. Bacon -shoul. |
ders l49c, clear rib sides l7lc clear sides 1919.
Hams ls3c.
CHICAGO, Feb. 4.-Fx'rs -four IS IONe 50. |
Wheat 81 l53@2 04 Corn. new, 564c Oats 5OG |
@5lc. Rye 81 l5@l l6g. High wines 9Oc. Pork |
So so. Lard 2O1c. Bulk meats quiet and |
nominal
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Washington special says Gen. Graut does
not hesitate TO declare his opposition to the lobby
to all bis friends. Some of the latter assert tha,
be ssys decidedly be will not put patronage in
the hands of such congressman as lend them.
selves to the various jobs now before the two
houses. All the influence he can exert upon
those who writ him is thrown constantly and
earnestly against sll schemes by which the lobby.
aided by corrupt officials. is trying to get as much
OF The money 10 the treasury rs possible before
the 4lh OF March.
1t is reported that letter has been received in
Washington, from Collector Smythe, authorizing q
the withdrawal Of his name for confirmation as
minister TO Russia.
Gov. Hswley has written letter to the Rspub.
licsn State committee Of Connecticut withdraw
ing his name ss q candidate for Congress from the
First District
The spring elections are not very far of. New
Hampshire takes the lead on the 9th of March.
Connecticut follows on the 4th Of April, and
Rhode Island will hold her election on the 9Th of
the last named month.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-05

BIsMARcKs YouTH.-While serving in his youtb
as minute writer In the department OF Justice in
Berlin, Bismarck developed that irascibility of
temperament and imperiousness of manner which
have since characterized him. He vas once
taking down the statements of man summoned
before one Of his superior officers, and grew so
indignant at the mans coolness that be sprsng up
and said, "f you don't behave better, I'll kick
you out Of the room" The superior who was
present. tapped Bismarck on the shoulder and
said: Turning q man out of the room is my
affair."" Presently new case for complaint was
given, and Bismarck sprsng up sgaio. exclaiming,
" II you don't behave better, I'll make my eupe>
rior kick you out Of the ROOM"