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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-12-16

The envelope manufacturers of the
country are making another effort to
have Congress order the post-otiice de-
partment out OF the envelope business.
And ii must be confessed that the cumpe-
tition Of ,he post Cilice department, w!rch
els it, envelopes at first cost, which
has to pay nothing for freight or express
age, and Which prints the cards of bust
ncsS men on tile stamped envelope free
of cost, is . tormibic one 10 the private
manufacturers. But though the bust
ness is Il We close one we believe most
Of tie manufacturers contrive to max a
very fair living as things are now, while
the government rivalry assures to the
people the boon OF cheap envelopes.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-12-16
Isaac w. Stsnfon's Estat..

TIE subscribers having been pointed Iy he HON
Autt Pr"OatcCuLTt Tor t4e district Ctteuvl COM
;llsS5lcir, tpFert.Et examine and adjust al claims
anu demands OF all persons, against the estate OF
stat W Stanton late o. DdlCllIg fl said di>t
deceased represented In.. ent. ans the \
months from t!e 18TH day OF Nuy 1870. being allowed
~ Ni CO iit 10 the ..t1IS pt deceased, CA
hlU!t anu prove tieir - ttl'v G..is before
notice that We Will attend 10 te duties oil appoint
lnent at the dwtlIE --Auust of liam b Stanton ia
DanNie, in said CIstrCt, the last TUESDAYS Jan
nary ana May next at one O'Clock III the Afternoon OF
each oi said days.
ALLEN POPE, J,.-,.
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for the Teachers

S"EINGfiELD FREDERICKSBURG print
this week the prospectus Of this excellent
paper. rs Il compendium Of New Eng
land news the Epa5hcae has long been
pre-cn.imcn and il. miscellany and gen.
,ral news we know of no superior.
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The amendment to the Michigan con-
sttution, striking out the word white
from that instrument, proves to have
been carried at the last election by about
5000 majority. The republican MAORI
ty for state officers at the same election
WIS over 10000.
The picture of the battle of Gettys-
burg, which Rothcrmel IS Pointing for
tie state OF Pennsylvania, is nearly fin
i,jic.l. 1t is 81 feet Icing by lG wide
and IN it the Pennsylvania heroes receive
ample justice Tie artist gets so, 600
for his work.
Henry IIibhard, a prominent citizen
ct Bath and an eX-mcmber of Congress,
has Income insane and has been taken
to the Somerville Mass asylum. Only
Il short time ago he was offered posi-
lion on the supreme bench of the state.
1t Is row announced positively that
Cen Schenck of Ohio, who failed OF Il
reelection TO Congress last fall, has been
rendered and accepted the mission to
England, and will leave for his post in
| few weeks.
The New York elevated railway is
an abandoned failure. The office is ten
antess. the doors locked, the trains stop
| ped and the directors nowhere.
Members of Congress, as is found by
their conversation, are quite generally
| in favor of increasing the whole number
of representatives in Congress, say to
20, rs 50 many states are likely to lose
members under the new appointment,
unless there is some increase. 1t is as
serted that taking the population of the
country at 80, 900, 600 and the number
of members of the House at 20, the
only states which would lose seprcscnta-
lives would be Rhode Island, Vermont,
New Hampshire and Maine.
Raphael Semme>, the rebel admir-
al" is candidate lor Mayor of Mobile.
Although he has NJ e than | d, zen COM
petitors, probably no one Can show such
an acceptable record OF treason and
piracy.
The Richmond state Jo,unat says
NJ i''P"''ioa.i SUE eAIeP' l" III,
own l'ouse' never since Tue '''y' ~
r .'igiouS fanatci~n in Europc-sincr the
abolition OF the :; lui>h inquisiiion-has
there been such intolerance shown in
any country us is displayed by the De
mocracy OF the South toward Republic
rn
Inc New Jersey Legislature Is com
yea a. r'il'"' Hei'a'e-hapuGlc'h-'
-; Democrats u; AS,emoiy-kepub-
ncAh-, u: Democrats, 70 kcpuh!lc"n
majority on J'int-ha!!o'' H. In lo''
ne Democratic majority was 10.
1t proves To he trn". Is reported. that
The Rutland and burlington railroad las
leased the N'rm ut and Massachusetts
railroad from Brattieboro I" Gront'
corner Tor ir" wears. lhr t'rrns OF II,
lease AZ currsn y reported are, that the
Rutland and Burlington road pay SIS.
600 year tor II" ir>t i've wears, ans
that they P"-sce-lon, Monday, DE
c'mber -.
The luguhIiou- prophecies and spccu
cations Il Ic.v months 40, Owe iii, con>c.
40, , - ..,,,.,,.,. IL. H., fI,,,, 1.,l
,,,.'-.,i,. ..i.,,,.;i, liza CO., .i,... .n
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4 Ii,r,,,,, ,..rr..,.,,,i,n, Il H.,
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h.. ,...a,.I.l - S.r,.h,nr. tI..r. 90,
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GOLD, SILVER & HAIR JEWELR,


All person- indebted thy sub criuer. or prof ssion-
Al services arc rcq"c-t to cal tile he pre-
the Ids Of W T. Mn. Esl f.. oll,c i'm Aft 7
Int dat. HI-i1l Ii:s. NLMLI.I. Z MEREI!....
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Mary 8. Hadlcck's Estate

STATE uE EE"MOAT,( Ia prou4Jr court held at
hI>tN .NiIGt; - j"ul".hul. wuAiu anu iOr
SAID di>iIiyi on the 9Th G.,y ut l.-C 4 u. IS1u
llT.cs r. bti Ton, executor 81 The MARY y
Hadot late OF GUIdhal! in sd district urgrase ndAe-
Application Ip sIld court iuI !D,I4- .c the whole
tae real estate 81 sad deceased representing that
theIt" would be LerehcsIl :" the devtsees all III
ttrcst, theI Gin.
II, eupon II is ordered by said court. that said ap
phC'.tluh come Under Cui.Sicr and Dee heard
ilst day Of Dec, A ID. l-7u the Probate UiiiCc.
IuihihiA- And 1t Is further ordered. that all per
t"iS Interested he notified hereof by publication o
hotltc OF sal. application and order the con- three
weeks ~i,C' ,>!vc.E the Cd.,d printed at NJ
S"h>"C.N. h':f" SL.I tune ncLrI;. that they may
'.ir4F a -'"' tine and I!~cv, and II tucy
'tJeCt thCr,tu.
By the Court Attest
4 v NJ II. IlAnI.HJItN, J..d., ul p. late
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Agents /! Read This

WE WILL PAY AGENTS 4 SALARY OF $40
per week aud expenses, allow large con1ni SIGN To
sell our and wonderful inventions Address NJ
WAGNER c., MARSHALL, Mich,
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he crcu'atiog OF n Iepubl can, both in csract
and puts il anon, re very choicest sdveT=!u
diunr OF the couItrv. Its subcIibcTs number
l. 2.u", aud il readers Iis! hundred IN Usaut
and among the Iu"-t It"l! gent aid cut,r rising
f,IIIi.its ram, AID iU-in OF New England
and the Wet. y pap. out Of HOst,u in New Ing
Land rs. hy halt 70 lar circulation. aud only two OF
tur papers in thtt city exceed il.
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Favorably Known Since 1929,

And purchasers must insist having il if they do N
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: AMI e. RpN.-ES s. ttH.ASi.
SrTI~vF.FIn. NN--.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-12-16

The semi-weekly Republican, printed double
scc with of s eighr pages nlled with news and
misc aneous reading, has superior Us newspap'
for interior circulation in NV ing 1t gives Ill
the of the daily paper promptly and orderly, and
mbaces bcsd III the dUrial. literary and miscella-
ncou- contents Of that -h.ot. 10 persons who have
Le.e:ofaTe tax weekly papers and are not in favor
arlc ocai 10 receive daily, or 20 p'rsns at d-
vino dasic, NOR" promptly and fully than tie
weekly paper furnish, al the To- al new and opn-
IoEs ct New England, can espeCially commend The
| Republican.
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GEORGE c. GOODWIN L Co., S.''''''
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-22
Jim Wolfandnthe Tom . Cats.
BY MARK TWAIN.


knew bylthe sympathetic glow !ipon
his bald head-I knew PY the though ghttnl
look ,ipon his iace4I knew 'byithS emo.
tiOnal flush upon the strawberry on the
end Of the old ffee:llyers nose, that Sim,
on WheClst's memory was busy with the
Olden times And so / prepared 10 leave,
because all these were SYMPTOMS OF .
remlniscente- -signS that lt was going to
he delivered Of another Of his tireSpne
eXpericnces-bu was too slow ;llleiEoG
tue start Ofmes 1ABnearly aSdlcau recOl.
leCt, the infiiCtionWaRe eOOehed in,t ,tlle fol.
lowing lauguaTe9 70 iqi1y,i * iiu 9ss ,,'A -
We wer ali Sboys1heh, aud didn't caro-
lOr nothing, and.didt't worry alIouG moth
ing only to shirk school, and keep up'a
revivin' state OF diyIllmspt oil tho time.
This yah Jim Wolf aL,Was talking about
was the prentice, and he was the best
AeartedfelIBry hGRij3 and Htha most for.
given and Onselashb d. ever Seen-well,
there couldn't have been bullicr boy
IhAnhe was take hiBhow you would, and
sorry enough was when + saw him tor
ule last timg, VI ~ ~ H a'@', -, %, u,, N
Me and HehTyrwas always peStoring
him and plastering hos bills pn Bis. back,
and putting humble bees in hRihcd, and
soon, and sometimes we'd crowd In and
bunk with him., notwithstanding ), his
growling, and we'd let on to get mad and
hight across him, so as to keep him stirred
up like. Ho was 10; he. was long and lank
and Oashlul; and WeawRs 10 and 10, tOle'
FaolY WORTHLESS dnd!lGSy.
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ETI6T
The Latest NeWsf
.&8FHataRlkH &fT6Bvf1LEGK V

At aiuw minutosrp srpastone this morning

Al airw minutes Dpastone this morning,
ihe1wntchunan at Stewart g Van, Syckles
refinery, disc8vefed flte bursting outte6t
the treating house, and Mta fewaIninutes
the building was ii flames, i9n about ten
or5t&eaE minute, the : treating tank.
w6ieh1contained l 1,000, barrelsis0E refined
oil burst and the walls Of the building
fell. The fire then extended t6the Hifh64
gGnS ShsiS 1Hfi& iRs 10 Ia6E
VAS ga6SstGI5d. fHFee shkfl dStlfng
houses were all destroyed 8H1C PperFe9.
man living alone, lost all she owned, and
barely escaped with her Me. ABOUT hall
past Two O'Clock, Van Sypkles benziHe
tank cXploded.A Tie refinery of M6Ssrs,
Van SyckleaS Stewart kRGsS1Ot eBhrned.
EThc loss was confined to the treating
house, which contained 10OO, beyFals Of
oil, and Tic bleaching. tanks, containing
a small quantity. Loss rebout :Sl6 900,
Mr.. Van sycklc, sole lessee Of the re-
Ffinery, is The PRINCIPAL loser. Mr. Mur'
raySlSssb d e3tl1lIt 81 a 56O8sisl
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Tho Cad.s 81 ~ lse.-A New The.

a5AtN 11APv. ks ~ ~
~, :, g
Tie dlscusSloll IL AthG @t9eoEy Q! o.
disease, says Gsn,1 e'lnas' M nus ,,,,, lCSt
Somew49aS Of us vlSacity; anu W LipuII
Dsr OF qlepn nEeisltS st = { tiltiill Z ~ y
are pceaslog ~ 9y pltaN ,iSstlu
gerHS h@llhg III the an, auu ncaS'n " ~ is
promoted Dy keeping them OUT oL our
lungs, seems 70 aaye Increased. a SIshcll
anAlonllSI M becR4npI 70 2 Sohn45lCn' I. pgt,a
lIon TO me academy OF NealGlne iI. ~ taElS "a, ~
SHOWS IIlaI Ihe human Douy ~ Iuils no up ~
lnnnlteI sglaH greg iuSss $4sc4 ~ ~ =
1a'oIoEyn1yS I, S2tt ~, w Y S9i /! 4 III 3
Ia ~ ~ ,oas, .,,;,. ,,s!oooooS ,,o ~, ,,oS,,
al llle leTlnennVe processes 20 on EGgu,
lFly; anu, that, on tne contrary, Hiisl WIEN
+Incy aet5phaFl2ohlously' LhS 'eTtnen ~ lalIaH
process aye qeIApge9 itel l4Hl vs. e,lt ~
lHe eonA4 A4ueneas411W cggS.S St4Eali ~
violently, INC mlsGreIynlas tneteln ,sSSn. GSu.n.
g are evia aseE4Inglsa IN ~ WY SnJ
rom ASs uey9gnsg9G ~ ItlstEES Y SnIS nI.I.a ha
chemlcal enange Ses place TSn %aCn ;o.oeT S..ess
NY cCnuIn ob nIy ~ tSs aSnaIis eg &
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ALETHoDIsT, EPIsCoPAL CHURCH.
There arc now Us VIC learn from the. Chris
Itian g1ap6agiS seVonty.o one snnuHl eJ9 IcT'
cnces. : ii tho "EPiscobai PlanoI Vista,
ltIon for 1s7lYsR6find the following:
The Baltimore Conierencewill be held
in Broadway Church, Baltimore, com
medcIneT On Lh6 1Br day Of MARCH, R4ftE.
qh6 6Nir mia CC1Eerdhce at Albxandfia,
Virginia, on the esd Of February. Bishop
Simpson presiding. N-'
keEsSdtE, SIaAtStd OIL. BbhOP Oiffk VIII
prSS!aG; TssSlupscal toui5rasnSctei Il Frederick
civ, Maryland, March Isl, Bishop simp,
sbni VIII nreside.r ,Gral lila -slaais'b has =,
me Wilmington, (DeI) o9pieFSsr!es 9, I %lll n
meet at Dover, Delaware, on the Sth Of
March, Bishop Scott presiding. Z
The Delaware Conterence AZ ySalsml
New JerS6S on SthSt SIh ldf5nlgs b6lAnop
7'fR liz R Missionary operations for 1871 aSS
also matured, For the Baltimore Confer
cnCo Tie s6rh.6t g, ,OOOdS appropriated ;
Delaware Conference, 81 500; Virginia
Conference, $4,000; and West Virginia
$5500!g as HIl,. ~ l.5n =. =.
TGs supervision Of the foreign work 3
h Bishop James & u have supervision Of
the missions IN India. and China; Bishop
Scott those OF Liberia; Bishop Simpson
those Of BulgaFias Bishop Ames thOSB Ol
Utah and Afi16na; Bishop Clark those 'ol
south America and Montana, str.sS ~
The home missions connected with the
lannuSl conferences will be severailY IN
der tho sunetyisIon Of the Bishop presid
log m those conferences, 'W
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EUROPE.
The Eastern caste mo- Question:
An Opinion that War is Inevitable.

An Opinion that War is Inevitable.
LONDON, November 81.
The II4lepGMdeHce Belize expresses y, fear
that wdt Bi ih6Siiabld anil That tlb the
great powers will have armies in the field
before the first of January.
Certain Concessions by Turkey.
0TAiS1RS5RsA9i ID, ~ M
YHIcB Bosyeen z5issHJ5a asGys AlltS STtrkSsy
has asscnled to the Nnnulment OF certain
stipulations of the treaty Of Paris. The
war feeling is ardent throughout the Rus
sian Empire. Ignattf returns to Constan'
tinopIe with written, full and particular
instructions from the Imperial Govern
WaaE }4htsPP iHtasHE5 IL asHE5nT2. T2gAsSaHht ABsSaHht
FF the United States.
|" VIENNA, Nov. 81.
5 The excitement over tho Eastern ques-
ion continues unabated in official circles.
There Is, A strong belief that the moral
support ofthe United States will be thrown
in favor OF Russia.
ItalE's( Refusal ITO John the. League
Against Russia Denied.
LONDON, Nov. 81.
The Post denies Italy's refusal TO join
England and Austria in opposition TO
I&ussla's prctensiOns.
Hungarian Opposition to ar-With
Russia.
PRAGUE, Nov. 81.
The FSliFE says the lscIavss! utterly
opposed to war with Russia. Other
journals declare that tho entire SclaVe
race sympathizc with Russia.
An Unpleasant Interruption.
B = Il v ,IH 81 LoND6N, Nov. n Il
Odo Russell writes from Versailles that
the Franc,tireurs sought ggE + 70 interrupt his
Odo RusselI's Arrival at Versailles.
+ ODD MJsclfaaH AAk9d atSEetsaHlAJ
on Monday night, hence the story OF the
Manchester EsIminer, touching Bis.
marck's denial oF tie und derstandfng with
Russia about the Black Sea, is untounded.
Hussell's first official interview, with Bis;
maEcR BAD Gf2edJ6f hAa5 M on
Il Good Advice.
A writer in the Pail Mall Gazstte urges
the Envoy of Great Britain to insure pa.
ciic relations with America in the present
: Il IAIuEss&iaAA uEss&iaAjA llhnaEIhh99 EIhh99dtaAH3A
'' 1t is reported that Russia has fifty iron.
clad monitors at NikoIaief, drawing less
than 1S feet, ,6fIMAEerbI j GlIe RosSlhn forti-
,fcations Of AzOlheim has been greatly
strengthened, and they are represented as
impregRRla .gslI,qd1 ,Ipg1l1 HlnK
Turkey Calling Out Her Reserves.
. The Leyant Herald, of the 10th, says II
hasFeaBon TO 'belihVGs that thei Porte lIas
ordered the military reserves to be called
into service.
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u ~ = 7 GVs =. - 2 =
Yery Much, Blown Up.

A Kid1S serious and nj fatal accident occurred
opposite CanneltQp, in KPnawha county,
on Tuesday morning last, at Mr.. Wal:
toms works. A young man by the name
of Thomas HawkinS yas, engaged in set
ting of three 6aStS; -h6 had setiffe to two
Ind whilst firing the third, one of the
nthcrswent off SbloYinghim ABOUT thirty
.S 1Sst 3 Bill s!lS lsRaBG 1!n 35' as II
about The same distance. he fell on the
third, but it failed to go Of, his, thigh was
broken. and he was icarMlly injured
otherwise. Tho unfortunate man died
,IaoaGs, the alssl,l97yips m0'nMiRg tMg 4Tf9TY M
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Financial and Commercial.

b TIM Philadelpbis, Becord thinks y gen,
eral war III SEudrops would favor eas6 III
our chief money markets. and that New
York would become as London, now Is,
tho great GeHtre for the deposit and safe.
keeping 81, the loose capital Of Europe,
Tho dlstrust Of foreign securities will last
as long as the war, and the tendency must
be to strengthen our bonds. The cotton
interest would suffer more than any other
American interest. There would, of
course, be a large demand for everything
entering into tho subsistence and maihtsn;
ance Of large armies, which would bring
back prosperity to our agricultural inter-
ests, and stimulate some branches ot our
manufacturing interests. From the war
now ,Ragi6g I'd HRve profted to the ,ex;
tent oflipWard 0t seventeen millions In tho
Dexb6rtatton OF aims and tnuhttiohsi0 of war,
exclusive y y Pip I5S
3 1I1i M InIL isniEI.- - -L--L .I-.zutld 'iHu
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7 New YoTk Produce Market,

, ..r;ii5rilui !. n NV YoREI, NoVem9ar 2l.l RI
SS4FOs7 7;clOA0a GFIst At lGHo for ladlInEpR'
n h-DuiiSahtd' 'PblieCs declining, ii &s SOa
20 90. l1Imnp ,gIu5Ja II8 YliHlJiq GdH 81
2 GBAIN--w Wheat AHiet Nt 81 Sal 96 for new
spring. Rye unchanged. Oats arm at 81 lkCnGike
for western. and "a S6Sc for Ohio. Corn arm at
0019lHU fof0ld. AnaB1D $50 for new. rsLii .
PB0VWIONg-PoFk pheh1nged. Beef steady,
Cut meats apll. Bacon dnll, with more SelleFI
than b1yett. Lard duh 9t 18jSGDt3X.
i EbaaEIn modtratS demand Ct Sa0Scc for fresh.
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DefaglsigUc cRsA.eyrp pGp.srsdT
QITAYA, OETnN1y,

-. S6TbS,S2. IllJy1f
The delaplting cashier Of the American
Steel Tools Manufacturing Company OF
Boston, was arrested, here, on Saturday by
means or d phot6gtaph that Had Been sent
to OttSWa detDetiye6 and which led tOhis
lHeJwasl tRkeu1back to
Boston, He carried OF nearly s., 600, and
upon bis arrest surrendered Z lS999T
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l.nDfR PiRelfEp cleHnInKa. .

), :,'op t'1s 19l1ac CLEyELA AID, Noy. 2l. ~, y,
4 THIS SciY 6SS Ben Without its regular
supply 81 Water since Sunday, In c6nse-
.quence ~ lIe eeder bntslng Saturday
before l0;porrpw night 1thaS naturally
caused Mlcbb btheo ohyeHtencc, as four tllths
Of die water used has been from thiiis
source.
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lIBaltiiaore Market.
Y - - lb3lALEIR6R1, NoyenSer sI,I

-'" BALTrHoRE, November g.
FG6TH.PIfs ysJI HatPP1 HtH = Eli sG! .,tplIs
GRAIN4.Wh6itls Maryland amber q T0RtG0;
Ohio and Indiana Sif350Sl %. Corn advanced;
No. WhIte 8008tKc: yellow BS6Sie. Oats
Demand active and advanced to b06S9c Rye
PRoylSloNs-PoEk unchanged at go. Bacon
arm; sides l8xc; bacon clear sides l9c, bacon
Shouldefs hams, plain, &c, Lard m.
changed d 1870. II 5'l NTT 'pHs 0lp q
WFpKYTs Steady at 9009lG 20 ,,ip aii Il, X
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C6iccaaepo 4 M24EIk,esllI.. I,slI ]. y
Al tlIif - ~ n ftI7H ~ Vol W.
l .I-IHarnnnll VI .QmoAo0, Nov. 2l..

aaIM-SaGiti NJ. d issIpiring chicago unset.
tied and weaker; blotlng quiet tht 81 05k61 08X
calh and November; 4 OK 9elleF Deccmbsr.
market this Afternoon was dali at 81 O5&@
O6 cash, AND 81 06K0l 0dx seller December,
noon nominal, Oats quiet; closing lt4lc for No.
2; Rys; No, 2qqietSt Eae, Barley; spring Ne:S
a6aS96dli and arn. live % 4S@7 %; Dressed
Tkd4oyl = grYulal d .Isf a. 'itHH va
U4TTLl-pgll st8O7kC IN sr, 1..IIpg Oh 7
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AdvicssI from n So south Il America.
Ht nHgNpoN, Nov 81. {

n y I'4FN4VF70INN wv NJ 7
News from ,ATohteylel01o October eth
l,as been, received d.aA Tic revolutionary
crisis In Uruguay continued, Business at
Monfeyiea6 xAS' pAraiyzpd, and tie city
was threatened witf5Gp 'attatS by tie
Blanc0 PRrtV,R alRLL l5s
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i6IVRRhAILIE8J Nov. 81.

Accounts Accounts from Paris show that The
Parisians are much diBhbdft6hed! iihFr.
The French ende6S9ted, with four com.
panies Of infantry end lptit guns, 10 re-
ileVcthe eArrison at La Fere, but they
were rcpulsed and driven beyond the
river Oise BY, . abSStbH Sf .tie5 0oat
PrussiHn RsEfmsnk 4 Soriie itom the
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Three. Steamers and WhaTf.ho9t
J 8hFRSPoaf 2EFa sfllI9. 4N2 AAdS
Burned tSDSatAof ,y4iS eh1
,,sr EEANsyI4.E,,INR NNvsMpeF2lsw
A ffF6 WIS disCovefedl on the steamer
Herman at 4.SO this morning. She was
cht1ppE5 5Rpl Vitltthe steamer RhRF qf
tloatcd into the stream and burned to the
waters edge. .WlfIee ebdFhfng they foated
aiIainst tie .neE1BtAmer City OF Evans
Vile and destroycdit Humphrey, Lewis
4 Cos wharf boat; withalarg 20 amount d
freight, was. also destroyed, Tho Het1
man, which whss nearly now was valued
at S15 ,OBO and insured TOR 10000; Pine
BluiF was vGIGGd at 10000. and insured
for $4,000; City of Evansville was valued
at $7O,OOOAnd insured for $25,OOO; Hum.
phrey, Lewis g Cos wharf boat was Valug
cd ut $4,000 and insured for $780, g-.
Mrs. Ward, q passenger on tbe Herman
from Newburg 10 Rilsy's landing, near
Memphis, became beWildered, and failing
10 follow the chaIhbdrhaid, who tried to
save her, SlsWas1 burned Ito death. Her
yremains, have been recovered. ~ Several
explosions, 1of gnnpowder occurred, but
no other persons were lost.
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FF4iatiEFBBSEId F4iiaet II BBSsEIdywinhsville, n. Y.
sYRAcrsE. N. q, Nov. 9l.

A fire lat BaldRinSRiiIe, 0nandagua
county, on Saturday night destroyed 8S
buildings, sustainingsR lasS Of over ~
OOOa q. &liGh tllets1VSs ltAAR $O1Ol
Insurance.
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icHICAGo.

f1ts|dd Ns---
An Old Citizen KiIIed-One of the
I'm. Cambria Vietimsru ggyC
CHICAGO, NovdM.
Alpheus Wright one otibc Oldest hnd
wealthiest citizens Of Springfield, Ils.;
was run over this morning BY. o tF9in at
the Chicago and Alton depot, and IN,
stantly killed. Nj. Wright was iof many
wears one Oftthe prpmineut leadera Of the
Free Soil party, and wastwicc supported
by that parry for Congress. He l9aEe4a
wife and familyH a7l ,pfri ,fyUs % L,
The body Of woman was discovered
washed ashore at 0AHpeldolcm, Scotland,
md Is supposed to be one Of theslpqt Of
tIIc steamer Cambria. There isnodoubt
hut that 1t Is tho BODY otiMrs. Hayden, Of
this city, who with her family, were pas;
sengerS on board Of tint, ,ill.fated sIeamte
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20 22S' .53 ll,s q q. LONDON November 81.
! F. c.,Piuabyt6, DID, Master IT Uni
yersitys al D. xiSfd College, died yesterday.