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nor BOSTON.-CURRIE 81 CO.'S tt
II IINE.-The regular packet schooner SHEH
SARDINIA n. ELwELI. master, hsvosHs sA..,,1
Ing the larger portion OF her cargo engagsu, WI
ply to ~ ,o.h ond S1arv streets.
4. de 2-tS corner Oh iotu onu C"i o'A'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-29

DOOMS TO RENT, WITH POWER. g.
~ sc wish to rent Il porti III Of our build EI::I
IN. w III use OF steam power; very suita BILE tor q
tobacco factory or any mechanical business.
}. ". CARDWELL & CO.,
6c2s-7 ISL Cary street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-29

EOR RENT, SEN NERAL ROOMS, in Ga
& a centrally located residence, in mic: con- 81
Glt!nm with or without furniture, with OF witt, ut
M'c. Unmarried pecsg rs, o. family without small
children, preferred. Price, DC per room. Add e2s
&. :. j., care Of DlspatCh Office. dc 90 3 4
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF COMPTROLLER OF TILE CUKaENCY,f
" ~ - w ASHINGr0N. Dec. II. 1870. J

Where as, by satisfactory evidence presented to
The undersigned, It has been N Ade TO appear thnt
the Nerchants' National Bank OF Richmond, In the
.city OF Richmond, In the county OF Henr1co, ana
State of Virginia, has been dolly organized unoet I
and according to the requirements OF tne act OF
Currency, secured by pletgc OF United states
bon ds, and 10 provide for the crculs,:on and re.
"ompiied with all the provisions or said act re.
ouired 10 be complied with before commencing tho
business OF bank1og under said act NOW there
The Currency do hereby certify that the Merchants
national Bank OF Richmond In the city OF hich- ;
mnnS i'm the county Of Henrico, and State or Flr.
niDia- is Authorized to comm ance the business OF
Banking undec the act aforesaid. -, , - ,,,ss.
Seal In testimony whersoa as a,,Sa wa.nsss isss
| lDeoartment.} nth day OF december 1870.
rc,r,sd1 JOHN JAZZ KNOX,
L lS1eHNS altar Honn nj rollar o. tho Currency.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-29

w ANTEn, 4 B \ Il +. Good wages
~ iIii /, , good workman. Inquire ST lel5
y ~. X, III >,.rst. IL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-29

i've wen % ard .th, No. sos. a FICE SUiT @:;II
OF nOOM-, with coal-bouse and kitchen accom-
u0datiCns de 26-os
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-29

w y-OOD-TJRNERS WANTED at
" e.. ;. Wal SON Furniture Works,
4. .a--2t Rockets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-29

This Bank has seen organized as abose accord
! two ~ law and viii commence business on the lsr
% JANUARY NEXT, or sooner asuitable OF
nIs eo v - nresent can be found at the ofdce OF
Thomaa branch q Co. Tho books are Low open
for Inc iucrease OF the capital stock 70 four nun.
fed thousand dollars $500 oool, and VIII oe gao
n those who desireto subscribe VIII nana Ia tneiI
names at once IS the law require5 the snnna msee"
| 40 w - JOHN e.. MORTON. CasDier,
/ .,'a. fsta of tte National Bank OF virginia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-29

L'O& RENT. STORE (No. 1343) on @s
L Franklin street. next to corner OF iith Ella
he.r The rXcbangr and Ballard Hotels. hrst-
ta'e = ma for boat and shoemaker, or most any
otA5r light business. Applyto
j. A. 1NLOES,
MARSHALL street, next TO corner Of Monroe.
a.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-29

y EXPERIENCED BOOk-kEEPER
= / wants .mpl,5 meat. Address &C. s. L.
Dispatch Office. lt$
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LOST, STRAYEn. &c.

n>T-TEN DOLLARS RE- ~
| ~,Ep-ln the night OF the 2sdSasS--sN
- s~t Ia-ec black NkWFoUSDLANo OF.
,,r ir,ncd off the rscSe'-hoat near the Eire-Mtle
ne Su+s supposed made his waN TO this city
Es E ~ttr on his N ca the tip Of his chin. and
- - ,,,. claw Of each Of his fore feet. Had on =
,t,r tctisr with hr$ss plate, on Which is en-
'",,,. ,re name or The owncr-N. SrlER. An
s.'s.n M uamc Of "Fi ~" Hn tho return ef
W. S5,c ,hc f'ice of1nH \ & &GEeEG GIBSON
,,,~t IL hc paid % the t'ndor, de 2a-at
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-04-08

Biggest ami most magnificent oi all
biz aud magnificent American hotels,
will lie the Pacific al Chicago, 10 occupy
full square near the great Michigan
Southern and Rock Island depot, t" be
seven stOri,- hi-li and contain 90 rooms.
and to be speedily built now after plans
bv Mr. Il yIugtuu. the architect. Ia"
photograph of tn drawing tor 1t repre-
scnts a truly beautiful and imposing
structure, very mach like the Tuilerics
at Paris.
\ Bloomington hoy who found the
dead b dy OF hi, brother, his fellow
soldier, on the battlefield OF Gettysburg,
and buried it IN a crave dug with hi
own hands, was surprised a few day ago
by the sudden reappcarance OF that broth
er, alive and well, at their home. Dead
men tell no trlcs, and 80 hc l. bound to
believe his brother when h, assures him
he must have buried some other boy
brother.
While j. e. Rhcinhart, Il school teach
or. and + J. Connri! were waIkiu. on
the highway near Manchester, O. Sat
ur,lay NIGHT. they were met 10y drunkcI,
man namcI iu.. who drew pistol and
shot Coun,.l I!h,i,iau then drew hi~
pistol ana shot lIuli Through the body.
but be ore IIuti f,ll he returned Rh,in-
hart's fire mortuly w0undi,g him. Rhcin-
hart AID IIuti died shortly after.
Thomas l. Carr WI~ C<rCutpd in III.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-04-08
Ahner Miles Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT. Ia Probate Court, held al
Caledonia District tine Probate once. ia 81
.Johusuury. on the 2yGh gay Of March. a. u. $50.
Nathaniel Lee Executor OF tie last VIII ami testament
Abuer Miles lIc OF Waterford ~ SAID district d'cea>
ell tc~tii application 20 sld court tor hceI-c I"
-,il Me real estate OF said drC"ts h repre-
ItIs tina tie sale OF >,Id rea estate would be h"n"
fetal 10 IN" heirs. i,-acr~ and acNi>cS. and al inter
t~ted IA -jt cst ate. The purpose "i converting Ia
sam" INTO Uun" and -I.i executor has BROUGHT M"
count the sent and appreciation ia WTiIHS "l an ti'
heirs. acvi~cs and ic=aj-'> oi -ii estate rtaIin- a.
tuI- state
Mh'lt upon u Is urdorcl tv said court that >diI d
pCdll'u uc referred L. 10th day OF April. !. D. -"
at tie Probate Office IN II. 1hl>turN. or hcari:- 'i'
decision thereon. And u Is tut h"r ordered mat notice
Pee -INcn To All persons Interested. republication o"
three We h -.yyU~>INry the td.c,o lti
u new paper puti~hc. s.. JrhI-nUry previous l..
-tfI appointed Toy hearing, thai t.ry may Gppea
at SAID time and place, and It th-H cause, oiJ 't
thereto.
BN ;hc Court. Attest,
). ASA L. FRENCH. judge OF Probate.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-04-08
At.ERiCAN AND FOREIGN PATENTS.
Z. x. Eddy, Solicitor Of Patents


i-"te az NJ vi -. Patent Oii," Eashlu-uu ,ln,,
TIE act OF l~...t
- Hjn" Stree. opposite hl.:s street. Boston.
Alter an cat,'~.Ee i:a,tiyc %; ~ warts 81 t.,rr,
years ,"H'i"C- q Secure patents IN United states
al" GREAT Britain. aLUr and otter '.r,fg9I y,
III caveats. specifications. bonds, t-i.fiu, ul- an
al T"pti~ g" Drawings Tor patents. executed 90: Ito
teI'i-e, ''b with despatch. Researches maize mn.
America. az iltiLi " lis. 10 de- NINE the y.....-.
COT u'.'N "I llt'ht> COP northumberland t-t Or .lf,
du'.N" rendered ia all HAT touch liz he same g. NJ
pIitr Iili!i> Ell" any patent iUr'.i~.ir remit .l- -
As>'-.i:-cLt~ recorded ~ Washington.
II regard AI ktdJ ,L" Of The most success.
At 'ti1hIt pTat tItt. IvT7 .t A..u have had .
~ ."t,'ooufsr CH&S. MASHH.
tr1.tu;~>.... ? 90 Patents
~ has" u" Lrs.tIiiuI. ia -irirg IHy,:tr.f- tia. d..
t@'".I ti.Iut person more competent tr. trr.-.
worthy ami more capable uI pGrt.g- jhri. a.,i,
i# .'riu g. secure igT item au early and Lt..,. 3.
90. 81 lcLtl"H at tie patent Office
.1Hi NJ ~ AZ 3. Late Culti..i> Toner oi ?Aur.s
'L L. day lId~ mad" For r..t ti} i,tui.-, GOD.
a. g.I'.e ~ "Mvh patents have been granted ur,
!i'i = '" p L1n- >-r.. Elu>rtE ic ira, 60 -,.-
''lt al! dtl.iH uu his ltrt leads O., f,,D.u.,.
al. I ''i.rs :" apply To- hu ta procure ,arr iHr.fl.~
- l'H MAY D. sure "t htN.a- the most L.iIiIu. lft-i
" "t>i1N's Oh their Gases, ana At very r,suu...s
I Ar =. JOHN TA,rpAtI
buI,i- Git months, TIE sUNcr:"rr. il course As-
are ifav'.,r. msic "u twice rejected .pp.i,u....
10 "i"i~ eve ~ ole Ut whi,u Wa decided r..ur
o. The c'ulu.i,-i, Patents Z. II. Ipnl.
Boston. Jan. /, is7U-iN
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-04-08
Yrgal.


STATE OF VERMONT. J In Probate Court. held at
Essex District, -. J GUdhau. within and TOR
said district, on the 18th day March. 1870.
AN Instrument, purpprtIug To he the last VIII and
Testament OF John Martin. late of GuIdha IN said
district deceased being presented tine by Ezra
freeman tht eAcCurVr therein named tor probate:
Il i ordered by said court, that all persons concerned
therein, he notified 10 appear at session OF said
to be holden the Probate ONCE. in GuiIdhali
The 10th day April, 1870, and shew cause. any
they have against the Probate OF said " III Tor
which purpose il is further ordered. that copy OF
the record this order hr published three weeks
C,sivcy in the CaedonlIn printed AT ST JUhusbuTy,
previous to ~al ! time appOiutcdiur hearing.
WIN. II. HARrSI HORN. Judge of Probate
\ true copy OF rcCDrd.-AttC>t.
81 WA. NJ. HARFSIIORN. Judge Of PrulI'r
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-04-08
By ;hc Court Attest,
ASA l.. FRENCH. Judge OF Probate.
John SnenCer's Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT! In Probate court held a
Essen District. J',uGr.HtU, within ami i"i
aid il-jri. T. the 2-th DAY March, 4. u. 1870.
OuNrr l. Brown, executor Of tho last viii AMI test
rt John SPENCER, late ct Concord, III sad Hi~iT,.
deceased, presents his administration account uT
animation and allowance, and ntS-> ai!yIii.u i'' .
decree OF distribution and Partition OF the estate
>If! deceased.
WL-Tcupou - ordered b. said court. that s"i d,
count ana said application hc referred 10 -es~"h o.
said court To De- held Al the probate Office m saI.
tTlidh:ll the 18th day Of MAY. \. le,. for health
and dr,~o! thereon. Ai II l. further prG"r,d lI.I
notice give" persons Interested. %, puhlg.tiI.
weeks -IyCr,-IVc!N in the t IuiilI
I.rv-i paper in-l, AT ~. JuiH>Jury previous To
appointed hearing. that they MAY appear &c.
aid and place, al! show ,ir.-r, i they II'
have, Why SAID account >I"uI mot O." allowed, di-a
-svi. decree. maze. D.. fut. Cuurt--Attr-t.
WI ii. HAE >iIURN judge vi probate.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-04-08

Tor one clerk OF class three, seven OF class
two. twelve OF class one, and four copy
lists at nine hundred dollars per anum.
For compensation of two additional
examiners in the Patent Office. at tive
thousand five hundred dollars each, Eve
dollars.
For twenty one clerks class two, in the
Patent Office, at fourteen hundred dollars
each. twenty-nine thousand four hundred
dollars.
For fourteen clerks class one, in the
Patent Office, at twelve hundred dollars
each sixteen thousand eight hundred
dollars.
POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT.
For temporary clerks in the Post Office
Department. thirty-two thousand dollars.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
For compensation of the document
file clerk, authorized by resolution of
February twcnty-cight, eighteen hundred
and SiNty-eigIt, one thousand eight hun
drcd dollars.
For Increased compensation to the two
reading clerks authorized by act Of March
third, eighteen hundred and ,ixty-nine.
yight hundred and siXty-tour dollars.
MISCELLANEOUS.
For salary Of chiyiju,ticc and two as
,ociatt, in the Territory OF Idaho, in
creased by act OF March two, eighteen
hundred and >iNty-sevrn, three thousand
dollars.
For salary OF chief justice and two as
-ociate- in the Territory Of Montana, i'll
creased by act Of March two, eighteen
hundred and -iXty-sevcn, three thousand
dollars
For the per diem and mileage of the
members Of the territorial assembly OF the
Territory of Washington at il second
biennial session which meets OK III. first
Monday il December, eighteen hundred
and slXty-ninc, and FIR tie incidental eX-
peus,s of the same, twelve thousand dol
,ar>.
SEC. ,. And he it further enacted,
That 80 much of the act approved March
third. eighteen hundred and siNty-ninc,
"maklm@ appropriations Tor >Hmdry civil
.Npcr~eS of the government tor the wear
.n,jjug June lhirticil. eighteen hundred
.Ed -cytuty, and for other purposes, ~
lpPropatcs twenty ihuu~ ,ni dollars for
Surveying the public land, in Minnesota,
! 80 modified a. to appropriate only sev-
rutrcl III 'u>lnd live hunlre dollars
AMI - much OF the act approved March
Ihird, eighteen hundred and sixty-ninc,
"maNing appropriations for the legi>Ia-
live, executive, and judicial expenses OF
,he government tor the year cndiu- the
thrtlcth Of June, eighteen hundred AMI
seventy as apprvpriatcs two thousand
live hundred dollars for clerks in the Of
fice OF the surveyor general Of Minnesota.
l. so modified a. 10 appropriate in all
i've thousand doiaI-.
So. +. And be il further enacted.
That she SALARY allowed 10y law IT, the
consul at Eau2>"l ~h4l. be pad with the
limitations contained in the second Soc
non o.. the Act making appropriations
Or the consular and diplomatic expenses /.
II the government tor tie wear ending /
June thirtic,h. eighteen hundred auI Soy I.
MY. and for other PURPOSES" approved /.
March third, ci.hlcrn hundred and sixty .
lInr. but d,durliug -uCh sums IL may
ave been heretofore paid GA account Of
;dJry.
See. >. And be it further enacted.
hat thcappropiirli n O: fifteen THOUSAND
ullar> ''ios CONTINUING l!r work at rad
,.. .- 4. I
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-04-08
I;lt (JALEDO\IA\

TIE SUPREME BENCH. - With the
confirmation of Judge Bradley the nj
ted States supreme bench Is once more
tuu. We eve li-t Of the judges with
+b.,;r orr,intn.nf,. a. follows -
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-04-08

Lis -iIil Hotel which is ofthe first class contains
'u' Two huidrcd rooms, is only fifteen minute walk
street; horse cars leave Scolllys Building
i'I''en minute, pass by the hou-e. Transient
"oiu = per day Dolrd by the week, IS to ;l2 Rooms
-'|' 80 10 - per week. tjuyIU
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-04-08
Office of FISK & HATCH,
BANKERS AND DEALERS |
No. =, NASSAU srH-r, NV Yo..K,

February 18th, I>.o.
The rem rbtLlc sr-r,-- which ,tt.n our uragi,-
ZION Ct h, Loans OF the GENITAL HA,.F'c EAi.unsr
G,.NIA>Y and the We EE> rN'Iri' Eur-"Ar Cos
Tl>Y. and q p pull mt auI credit Mich Tire !''H
have maintained a. rhy MAN. h'Jh i'm ta c5In-r.
md Euro, e. have shown hat Ia FIR No t-r i'u4s
10. gvi-cly-.cat and honorhly Railroad #r,
pi,npIyr co-uiz and readily taken az tn mo- suit
lI safe ail advantageous form Of investment yield
it, q more lihrIal iurarn. than after dc:r'd
from Gov,rau Mt Bond, and a.alhlc u Ike rhcr
place.
Assure! tat IL the election and nc=,trio OF -upr-
no. I:a-r,ld Loans we meeting great in' lie
want ans rendering q valuable -,rvcc-hoth - tie
!.odr:. ot G ,iial an. to tho en- \auua! w0E Il
internal I'm! rv,nlcnt who-c intrinsic merit and Ui
-tantil char ct c,ltitl, them tine Of pitai md
the confidence Of iuy,. odor With SPECIAL
confidence, and satisfaction tie
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-04-08
N e W S 7 Or z
N E W GOOD !

viii say 20 the ieopl. f Wet Burke and vicinity
that have just returned from Market with a. 80. d a
nm %. 81 'LiIr. EENBl-NApE ,I'TH>G E"uT> ASr
Nii"i~ - eve wcr' brought into this place. \! D Il
,hii stock Of n.l GOODS NNp w"uII -, il al Of which
am bound to give You good be ter u.r-ai p
tli- il not tine.
ih'ie l. one thing you may rail i,r, which had
tune 10 md III market and shall coIIrr mt have H.
that H. Ihl 81 Thankful Tor pt-' favors | hope ~
strict attention TO bI-IHc- to merit Large share Of your
pltrpni sc in the future.
j. 4 LLARD.
Wet Burke, Feb. II, Is5U gYtf
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-04-08
Bankers.

p. s.-We have issued pamphlets containing fun par
nshed upon application.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-04-08
aBER GOODS.
A GOOD So HAY GUTTER,
WAN TED ,

~ JOIN LiLII'~ Tailoring I-tIhli-hmrnt. -
Howard Bl -. Last AvcnI. .nhu-hu.v. s- y
car IINI> a.. VEST NfkEH>. c,u=t nj 90.
pl"ym au! good Wa,cs atr
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-04-08
HENRY & CO.

Eur!inG-O0. VIZ
WHOLE ~
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VALUABLE RESIDENCE FOR SALE

- - o. ~ = y "a l. -
b .-ls--. t,.,. at.. .....l .. y. EN.-.s... ,i:.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-11-12
LADY MISSIONARIES.
speech of BIsbep sirIpson Upon the New
Movement.

speech OF Bishep eInpson Upon the New
Movement.
The alarming and degraded moral and social
condition of the women Of India induced Mrs.
DIR. VIM. Butler, who has spent some fifteen
years with her husband in mission labors in
that country, to present the facts before the
Christian women of the Methodist Episcopal
Church in this and other cities of the Union.
The statements were at first made privately, but
after time q society was formed under the
above title 1t has been but little over one
year In existence, during which time 1t has or
ganized six coordinate branches.
The first public me eting of the society in New
York was held last evening at st. Paul's Metho-
dist Episcopal Church. Bishop James presided.
Bishop Simpson was subsequently introduced.
He said that the society had undertaken a work
which the parent Missionary Society had de-
cliBed. Two questions arise in regard to 1t. Is
the work proper work I? and is the organiza-
ton proper one to do the work? 1t cannot
be denied that India is in a state of darkness,
ard China of degradation. But missions have
been established, and mission houses and sta
tions erected, and the field is now prepared for
women to labor. The women of those coun-
ries are excluded from the gatherings
of men; missionaries may not
see them and th9y eSn1St SaSs nss nssr tSs of
word of life to them 1t is work which woman
may do, and which man cannot do, and the time
is now fully come when women may go forth to
accomplish great things for God and His Church.
The Bishop then traced the rise and develop
ment of this and other benevolent Institutions
from the inspiration of individual members, and
also reviewed the processes by which the social
and moral condition of woman has been ad-
vanced In different ages and countries. They
have always marked out their own path, and
conquered against formidable opposition, as wit
ness the illustrations of Mrs. Fry, visiting the
prisons and hospitals of England to relieve the
wants of their inmates; Miss Nightingale on the
battlefelds of the Crimea; and our own noble
yousg women here during the Rebellion. And
there is not single instance on record where one
of them was insulted by any man. The women of
Christian lands have been for years educated for
just such work, and he was not surprised to
hear the call from the ends of the earth for
them to go forth and bear the bread of life to
their perishing sisters. But he cautioned the
ladies to proceed slowly and cautiously, and not
attempt nor expect too much at once, for, he
added, growth is the law of nature and of
morals. Referring to the Womens Rights and
kindred associations, he said that though him
self a believer and an advocate for the last
twenty years of the ballot for woman, he had
been panied at the utterances of some of these
soceties-utterances which we're alike opposed
to good taste and good morals-aud the at
tempts made to overthrow institutions for the
protection of woman.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-11-12
Brokers, report this morning
Philadelphia Trade Report.

SATURDAY, Nov. 12-The Flour market Is with
out change worthy OF special note. There is very
little demand either for shipment or home con-
SUMPTION and 1000 barrels changed hands, incud-
ing superfne at s42t@46O; Pennsylvania extra at
s5 Wisconsin extra family at 550@575; Minnesota
do. do. at s6a63TH; Pennsylvania and Illinois
do. do. at s6128@65e; Ohio do. do. at s6.1o@7;
and fancy brands at 81 25vSs, as in quality. Rye
Flour sells at S59525 including 500 barrels Quaker
City Mills on private terms. In Corn Meal nothing
doing.
Wheat is in fair demand, and we reduce our quo
tations 2@3c. Sales OF 5000 bushels Indiana red
at 81 35@ 1879; 1500s bushels d. amber and 1000
bushels do white on private terms. Rye may be
quoted at 92@93c. for Western and Pennsylvania.
Corn is quiet and prices are hardly maintained.
Sales Of Old yellow at sSa190c new yellow and
mixed at 75@soc. and old Western mixed at S9@
sec. Oats are unchanged. Sales OF 1000 bushels at
54655c for white Western and 60@5lc for dark. In
Barley and Malt no further sales reported
Bark-In the absence OF sales we quote No. /
Quercitron at t26 o ton.
Cloverseed is less active and weak. Sales at s625
@640. In Timothy and FlaXseed nothing doing
Whisky is 1c. lower. Sales Of so bushels Western
ron-bound at Ssc. and 35 bushels do. wood-bound at
SSc.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-11-12
FRENCH IRREGULAR WARFARE.
The Francs-tlreurs of the vssses.
le MOaiteur contains the following

Inc 1hOAA6uf contains tne 1OllOWlng:-
"a letter written from the Vosges narrates
curious episode of the war waged against the
Germans by our Francs-tireurs. We have nu-
merous companies of Francs-tireurs hidden in
formidable force, as they only take the elite of
our sportsmen, and do not admit any but men
of tried experience. Our Francs-tireurs shoot
Prussians wholesale. talked to an emissary of
these guerillas of the Nosges, who told me, while
speaking of his companions in arms, you must
not fancy that they s1oot the Prussians in
discriminately-tbe look out for the
choice morsels.' The same emissary told me
that he had served as guide TO a traveller who
carried a carpet-bag, and gave himself out to be
in the spectacle trade. / observed to him that
1t was dangerous to travel that the country
was infested with Prussians. However, on his
assurance that a commercial traveller can pass
everywhere provided his papers are in order.
we proceeded. 1t was getting dark when he
asked where he. could remain in safety, SO as
not to be seen by the Prussians, who were
defling below along the valley led him to
path where we assembled a steep road There
my spectacle dealer installed himself opened
his carpet-bag, and pulled out something like
an instrument. 1t was a rifle in three pieces,
which were in an instant put together, and the
charge put in. l understood, and
remained silent The Prussians con,
tinued to pass, and l was astonished my
Franc-tireur did not fire, for he held his weapon
in position for firing. We continued to look
down, crouched behind a hedge when all of a
sudden i saw my companion start up at the
view OF nne norseman, whose helmet gllt-
tered in the light of the moon, and who appeared
to be their chief to judge by his escort. At this
moment my companion fired, and / saw the
official tumble over. We decamped, and the
pretended seller of spectacles, his gun on his
shoulder and his bag in his hand, said quietly
'Let us go on further, and try to find me another
good place saw him bring down several like
this and the Prussians must have been furious
not to be able to catch this devil of fellow,
who said sorrowfully to me, 1T is nevertheless
difficult to recognize them, for they do not carry
any such distinctive marks as our oficers.'"