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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-01-21
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-01-21

Lore >he went 10 bGd. l frlt drca'itulv,
and il | smiled it was only to mask my
feelings
When your spirits begin to 90 down,
IL very hard TO make them rise a.;ijn.
and when nurse Glover WAS fairly gone
10 hcI, instead o.' runnin" down STAIRS t.
it Oh the perch with Tom as mad in
tended, | took MY sea; on the broad sill
oi the siailiral window. and bc. .;,n To
woidrr what should do If were to dis
cover anything dreadful about Tom.
When had pyrchrd myself | could see
his dear curly mead with wrcath> Of blue
smoke al! about ii, and the more looked,
the more ! chccred up, until at last |
>a.t;
IN 90 down and sit with him. Ii
there j. only one rood husband in the
world, Iuui i thc man"
If only had done what intended Il.
that very moment. | should have bccn
spared Great Gc:.! of trouble Bat my
eNli >iar INA ie mc top To ir, my eyes get
jly, - that he shouldn't sec had been
cry ju-, and Just ia that little while som,
one came up t. ,n>. .sarIcn fence, stopped.
tou., cii hi~ hLt ami called:
M. Hallhv-i say. sir :"
ion went down 10 the cate, only Il
few >,rI.s, and not only could hear but
-or iim perfectly in the moonlight, anI
there Wa something mysterious and -
cret in li- very back.
1--we com, from Turner's sir" said
III. man. M WY lc;u. thi~. iii, lady
ant me moHlJ | ,grp in and tel NJ.
}Ia!iLv ii lr. clr.~ ab,ur s.,;na I,r,h,
.c mus come up in a few J,v,. .h,.
wra't be there lon.."
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n..ud upon liz arm and point w.,rniualy
luyyar,.- the II ,,I-,.
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hu-l, .nI.
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ty think -, that, And he had oft II toll
me tin. hadn't any c,iqal IN t!, world.
Q, course j, i-lri ~, YOU know: har
uac'- own husband ought to tnuk 80.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-01-21

The most interesting continental strug-
gle at present is that between France and
Austria, each striving to get on the right
side of Russia, and neither succeeding
sufficiently SO but thai each is jealous OF
the other.
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% .t.i'CfHIrr uf
d. q. i.i,A~~ AID COPPER WARES
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I'd It c,.., -. .Iohushury. ".
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DcncH under the 9rlpc vines.
My dear, | hope l sIan't shock you
bat if | had been i'll Othcllo's place
should not have smothcrcd Des,lemoaa
because when looked at the carving
llIa.
| watched him out of sight AMI then
ran to get my bonnet. Ii he went TO III,
Turn Is knew | could &c; there before
linn 10y Il short path which crossed uul
next nciyGbor'S garden. and saved Il quar-
ter of Il mile. | should run all the way
and he always ~luntcrcd, even when Ii,
used TO come Il counting.
How rot there | never knew, bat
there WAS hiding behind an old elm tree.
all of a tremblc, whcm Tom came up
whi>lling. l'c>, whi-tIing a> though
there were 10 such thing ~ perlidy in
the wide world.
He knocked at the door, ana old Mrs.
Turner opened ii (-hc knew OF his COM
ln", and could act such a base part) and
when lie was inside crcpt under the
windows and listened, and the iir,t thing
| I..nrl him -.,,- ,,-.,-
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LIED & STROGSiDGE,

rI\T~. IARLEiS, HEAD
-. 49,. %pI.II\I\",
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,l q, hr done IL Boston.
II. .InIN-HUEN, VI.
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0. 5. IjiTTING,

E... ia--. IuIy bye, Dye StnA-,
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49, NERMpNT.
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CLAIM AGENT,
500 AID ,pJ>-ELLuE AT LAW,
D. r %. Vermont.
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.-- % uN-IyHY. NEEMOST.
'- collection OF al claims intrustcd. july9, ly.
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FOUIid out AL .4bOUt 1t:

\ wcll-known citizen of Hartford
Conn, Il few days ago, had taken hi:
seal III tlic afternoon train for Providence
when small, weazcncl-faced, elderly
man, having the appearance of Il well-to
do iarmer, came into the car looking fol
seat. the gentleman goodnaturedly
made room for him by his side, and the
old man looked him over from head tt
foot.
Going to Providence? - he said at
length.
NO, sir" the stranger answered, po-
litcly Il stop at Andover.'
Il want t. know. belong out that
way myself. Expect to stay longy"
''Only over night, sir
y >hoIt pause.
Did yom calclate to put up at the
tavern!
NO, sir; expect to stop with Mr..
Skinner"
"Wha;, job SAinncr's? Deacon
JOb-livc- in little brown house on the
Old pike Or mebbc it, his brothers !
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". Z. LEARNED,
..... IL Co., = I'Lai.E II-Ol i.
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Ross & SMITH,
iNHN 4. PECK. NJ. D.

.r. MID -rIItItO#S II tHANCEEN
.. . u..y~. opposite Il. .Io:A-hury House.
". T.. SMITH
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Uusiurss Cdrns.
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as. t..H. LINES FLOUR. YANKEE
,-.4- lI.!.~ Id EFEIL>HME\rS.
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=. c. NEWELL, Nj. D..
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81 he W A RO,
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r. 2. RLACKSTONE'S

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vermont
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AN \ = - - K 6 T. q y
. ....iu -u'-'-l fOr ls-cX County.
NEEMoNg.
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Jh. !. |. PERKINS,
EsL 80.
80 ant LIT -n Av,nHr. Z. .Iviusbury
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c. J. 3. HARRIS,
2. ( GEO W. CAHOON,
Nm. W. GROUT,

iNN. -"lIrIToE- - CHNN'ERN-
-...s- IA BJun.ic-, Lyndon, Vt.
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x. VI. JtEtNoUHg
... . t< "t IENI. pi.G GOODS.
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=. Johushury. VI;
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IA. g"r- and dealer in
...|.- t\n III ErLE~, SlI'E TOOL:
FINDINGS. G... G".
.-. .r -. .Iuh. shUrv. VI.
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{. GALLAGHER.

Manufacturer and lc,ll,r in
q H l. \ y u 4 Il l. l. l. -
-. E o.. - ret. -. Jyha-hury "
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DOMESTIC N RKETs.

NKw ORLEANS, Oct - 1870
Cotton active a. sll prces rri1dnss, l6c sas bso1
5fsd bales Lxpepss-Coasiwise gs9 bales aiocs, 5a4s
bales
Cotton very quiet overng' llsht ,idtngs Is c ses.
600 ba,es receipts, 80 expcsts to Great
Ssl3 bales; stock, o5,oi9 bales.
wuMINGroN. n c.. Oct 60 1876
sprty urpeniine firm To- higaer Al llc rosin du;
crude t1rpentne advances, VI 90 ~ 10; advanced
Ill ~.
LouIBvrIr Oct 80 1870
Tobacco scvc sacs 40 shds at - 81 81 for common TO
good leaf sasgins steady; hemp 2sgc bax 264c 29c.
CLEVELAND, Oct. 90 1870.
Petroleum dGi ~ 2lc Tor car load lots crute, "a.
NEW 0RLEANa, ocI %, 1870
bacon shoulders, l5hc ribsde 10 &c clear ribs 20 90
other grocerie and Western produces unchanged Sterling
exchange, 1925. Sight drafts YORK at par. Gold
liza.
CHICAGO, Oct. 30 1910
50 50 IS So Wheat dui; No spring IS 20 ss1sc Corn
quiet at an advance OF c ll6c No. Mixed 63c oats
steady a: &c. Barley aymer and advance &C. &C. No
sprng at Sc Highwines du at So 50 for iron bound
~ Is 81 So S.e qaie, & 81 IS II 80 kseep ps 1 g
b5ls Hour Isl, 900 bushels wheat. 1900 bushels corn,
& bush bushels 9 o 9Ia o y sG AGO. Dahs 6aIey
wheat 32,O0D bushels corn BLOOD bushels oats, 5000
bushels rye, 5000 bushs barley $500 hogs Freghs steady
OswFao Oct 80 1870.
Flour active unc.ansru sales $500 bbls at rs 81 for
No spring " for nber winter Il 80 for white IS % for
5oc Tor Western Barley duh 1900 bushels up
no%na Corn meal 50 per cw for soei u 70 A FOR an
boited. Miieed nnchanp shorts SIS $50; shir ss 40
Srss swbeas s bar jar 81 vr s o 10 New York LUMBER
50 SO 33 IS to the Hudson "a 20 TO New York Railroad
Snny e sa to % fs % h Ss% Y 49, 4 Ssm
York "a su 10 Abany, VA 81 per ton Lake imports
bushels wheat isgoo bushes barley $1,000 feet lumber
45l,ooJ feet OF lumOer.
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thighs and being barely fed. while the rcbels have
Jolly time OF IL and 1--we on the tat Of the lahd The
river. though It IL navgabie everywhere except ut
.he mountain gorges. Inc country Tor 2ol miles
The opposing armies have swept 1t bare. few
months ago the rebels made sorte round
the Great Wall IN Shen-sl, following It's nortn-
ern side to shcn-si, and getting into north
eastern Shan-s they swept round the cities OF Shen
81 homewarls again, ali the while pursued by the
imperalists.
The Mahomedans are dgnting and slanghtering
fearfuly IN the west. From late arrival [ hear or
cities taken and put TO the sword, soldiers aud
rebels sometimes forced TO feed on their mules. and
when mule flesh fats to kill their alversares or
prisoners and eat them. For drink their
extremity drives them 10 even more dis
gushing expedients Mutllattcns OF the body
are said TO be fearfully prevalent The
rebels ore eightt enth5 Mahomedans and two-tenths
Heterogeneous They are reported 60 havo
many foreign arms and TO number $780, 0o They
force into their ranks those who prefer that 10 DEATH
They making for the east and southeast-that 49,
advancing ON Chihl, and the imperallstS have
their hands fun In Keeping them at bay.
Daily tights occur
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The government market sympathized to a con-
siderable extent with the depression Of the Stock
Exchange and prices were lower during most Of
the week, the decline In gold checking speculative
purchases, while the foreign market was unsettled
by the advent Of the new French loan It's under.
tone however, was strong and prices showed
steady tendency to recover and did advance at the
close OF the week under the greater abundance Of
money. The winter holding forth promise OF
ga OF funds at this centre with rates on call rs low
as two TO four per cent, number OF the savings
banks arc disposed to buy for investment pending
so great relaxation in the open money market
The Southern state bonds were lower, but gene.
rally steady and dull.
Commercial paper was quoted 81 per cent dis.
count for prime double name acceptances
At The close foreign exchange was dull at 100 for
prime bankers sixty day sterling ana 1oo% for
sight.
THE BANK STATEMENT.
The weekly statement OF the associated hanks ia
another highly favorable exhibit The legal reserve
has increased s177S.5So, OF which over a million is
specie. AS the liabilities have increased only
ss,4o 2ss the banks carry s92soO to their surplus
above the legal reserve, which surplus now stands
at so, T42, 928. The statement compares with its
predecessor as follows:--
Leans $685. sos 800 s2e5,e7s.4s5 Inc . .ssl4oso
Crcul alton 325l7,O38 80, 0,5O3 Dec. ga 5 5s9
Deposits j. 159,57S9S3 l93,077,S0S Inc g. 49S s25
Legal tnd's 62,390Sl2 5S,009,093 Inc 6lS2S7
LATEST PRICES OF GOVERNMENTS.
The following were the final street quotations for
government bonds:-Unitcd States currency sixes
NIX mas do, 1881, registered, 113H 1l3X: do
do, coupon, ll35s 1875 do. ivetwenties, regis.
tered, May and November. 1es 1885,; 40. do. 1892
coupon, do. 1121s 1l2H; d. do, 1894 do d. 1ll,.
q ILL., do. do, 1866, do. do, 111h 11iN; DO do
registered, January and July, 1l0J1 HOY; do DO,
1885, coupon, do, 1104 110H; do. do, 1887 do de-
110n 110l6; do. DO, 1863 do do, 1lOh llo%:
do. ten-forties, registered, 1907 1861; do. do,
coupon, 1861 1853.
SOUTHERN SECURITIES.
The following were the final street quota.
tons for the Southern list: --Tennessee, ex
coupon, 621 a 621s; do, new, 6o1 a COZ;
Virginia, ex coupon, SO a o.; do. new, 63H a
O.; do. registered stock, old, 49iS so; Georgia
sixcs so SO; do. sevens, 90 q o.; do. sevens,
old, 90 a 90; North Carolina, ex coupon, As 4sh;
do funding, 1885, So Al do. do, 1858, 80 SO; do
new, 2714 271s; do, special tax. % q 22A; Mis-
souri, skies, 81 e1H; do, Hannibal ana St. Joseph
81 olx; Louisiana slxes 20 a 72; do new, 81 a
20; do, levee sixes rs IS; do do. eights ss 90;
do penitentiary sevens IS 49, do. railroad eIghts
7Sas1; Alabama fves, 20 q ~; do. eights, 100 a
lo2; do. railroad Fights, 05 a 100; South Carolina
skies, SO q So; do, new, January and July, 81 a
6S; do do, April and October, 65 a 81; do regis
tered stock, old, 6S Is; Arkansas skies, 81 49, do
seyens, GO 8s. @a
CLOSING PRICES AT THE STOCK ExCHAN0R
Tue following were the closing r-."as at the last
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
WALL STREET.
SUNDAY, Oct. so, 1870. !

SUNDAY. Oct 80, 1870
THE GENERAL TRADE or TIE CITY
during the past week was irregular but on the
whole active and large. The exporters were parti-
culariy favored and their transactions were on a
scale which has done much TO dssipate the appre-
hension that the heavy imports OF the fall would
tell uniavorably against us In the balance OF
trade for the year. The more favorable pros
poets Of peace In Europe have quckened the
foreign markets for our cotton and produce the
only limit to an enormous business IN which Is the
continued scarcity OF freight room. There has been
falling Off In The dry goods trade down town, but
the up town retailers are still doing an unusually
heavy business.
WEEK IN WALL STREET.
In financial circles the fluctuations have been wide
ana frequent and the markets unsettled and irregu-
lar. AT the Stock Exchange there has been steady
decline in prices, each days record showing con-
tipued yielding, until on the last day OF the week
quotations were down Ia a per cent as compared
with the best OF Monday. At the very close there
was reaction OF fully half to threequarters per
cent In response to the favorable statement of the
banks. The market was very active most of the time,
and the brokers anticipate that these fluctuations
are the beginning OF great speculative activity. The
dealers In stocks are widely divided In their senti
ments as TO the course Of prices this winter and the
bullisn feeling has drawn out very general bearsh
movement. The future rivalry OF the two clements
promises anInteresring market.
The money market was rendered artihclaly active
by the locking up OF several millions OF dollars
through the alleged cooperation with the "bears"
OF some OF the Canadian bank agents who held out
OF circulation the currency received by them for
their loans OF gold. The .bulls" made threats Of
introducing legal investigation of certain acts or
these agents, which could not stand the test OF
entire probity, and occasoned an entire abandon
ment OF the movement. Money, which for two days
had been worth per cent gold, suddenly relaxed
and was offered on Saturday at as low as per cent
to the government dealers.
The gold market was weak and would have de-
clined more sharply had not the fall been checked
by the very extensive outstanding short interest
Hence the offer Of the Treasury to prepay the No
vember coupons and the capture OF Metz produced a
decline Of only Ia per centviz from 1927 to l1lL
AT the time the rates for foreign exchange had
been firmly main tanned, owing TO the scarcity or
commercial bills and in expectation OF demand
for remlttances against European coupons on ship
board. But The supply OF commercial bills became
better towards the close OF the week, the exports
having been augmented, as above narrated, by the
favorable turn Of the Liverpool markets The ex-
IRENE fluctuations daily in the price OF gold during
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session or the Stock Exchange;--Canton Company,
o? a Gsh; Consolidation Coal 20; Cumberland Iron.
32h; western Union. Ss,4 a 3sH; Quicksilver.
5X; mariposa. ~ AZ; 30. preferred, 81 So;
Boston Water Power, is a 1915; Adams Express,
cox a 67s wes-Fargo Express 3e4 bid; do. scrip.
"a a 8; American Express, sSA; United states
Express, 325l S4k; Pacific Mail, AK
New York Central consolidated eik 9lk;
do scrip. so4 q sos; Erie, 22ss 225s
do. preferred 40 49is; Harlem, 1881 bid; Read
Ing, y93i o97. Michigan Central, 100 bid; Lake
Shore, 92ss 92k; Union Pacific. 23A 23T:
Illinois Central 1894 a 1877; Cleveland and Pitts
burg, 1oi,s 1906; Chicago and Northwestern. 1919
$685. do preferred, s7si S75s; Cleveland, Column
bus Cincinnati and Indianapolis s0h 81; New Jer-
sey ccatral, 1914 1887; Rock Island, 1924 1o97.
Milwaukee and ST. Paul, CO.'S 81; do. preferred 7s2s
so; Toledo Wabash and western, 51ja bid; do pre-
ferred, "a bid; Fort Wayne, oa4 o89S; Chicago and
Alton, us 1l5,s; ohio and Mississippi s1s q
80; st. Louis and Iron Mountain, Az; Delaware.
Lackawanna and Western, los 1855; Morris and
Essex Ok 92; Boston, Hartford and Erie,
81 a Al Hannibal and st. Joseph, 1o7h 100; do.
preferred 1853 bld Columbus, Chicago aud Indi-
ana Cen,rai, IT'S l75i.
THE FINAL STREET QUOTATIONS.
The following were the closing prices of stocks on
the stree. after the adjournment OF the Long
Room-W estern Union Telegraph. 39'i ao,S; Pa
clfc NAH, Az q 424; New York Central consoli-
dated. ol& el9Ei do scrip, seS s0'l; Erie, 22A
%; Reading 1905 1905 Lake shore, o2sl o2ys;
Pittsburs. lo41i 105; Chicago and Northwestern.
so sOl4; do. preferred, $50 sS1z; Rock Island,
11oH 1lo4; milwaukee and st. Paul, Glss 6I]s;
do. preferred. 500 So}s; Toledo Wabash and
western. SEX SO; Ohio ana Mississippi 321. 32h;
Boston, Hartford ard Erie, 32s a44
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Died..

BERdEN.-,At Flatbush, L. l., on Saturday, October
Funeral from his late residence at Fatbush, on
Tuesday afternoon, at TWO O'clock Friends OF the
family are Invited to attend without further notice.
cars leave Fulton ferry for FatDush every ten min
utes.
BLAKE.-In Brooklyn, on Friday evening, october
Is, ASA BLAKE, formerly Of Por .smouth, N L., aged
10 years, 10 months and "A days.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited 20
attend the funeral services at the residence of his
sonin-law A. u Vedder, 200 Dean street, Brook yn,
this Monday afternoon. at two O'Clock.
BLAKRNEY.-Sud NJ his son-in-law's 437
Eighth avenue, on Saturday October 20, JonN
BLAKENEY, aged 63 years.
Funeral this (Monday) afternoon, at one O'clock
BBopHY.-On Sunday, October 30, ANN, relict OF
Thomas Brophy, In the 62d year OF her age
The friends OF the family and OF her sons-in-law.
James y. Dryer and Michael O. Mann, are invited to
attend the funeral from her late residence ia West
seventeenth street. on Tuesday afternoon. ut half
past one O'Clock.
BRADY.--On sunday, October 80. HUGH BRADY.
native OF Carrckatane, parish OF Clonbrony. county
Longford, ireland, In the Goth year OF his age.
The friends Of the family and those of his sons In
law, James Saeeran aud Joau !. Iauy are yespect-