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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-08-19

StrasburT l. one ui the strongest towns
in Europe lis citadel j. composed of
ba-tions, the exterior works of which cx-
tend as far a. uAc ui tine arms f the
Rhine, AMI lis defensive system i com
pleted by siucc, hy means of which
the surrounding country can he inunIat-
ed.
The BavaIlln army reported ut De-
iingcn, near Saar-U mon make Il part O.!
the combined forces OF the two PrlIS,ian
PRINCES, it is probable. The Paris Steele
declares that there are now 25U.OOU
Germans in Lorraine that Is west OF
the Nosgcs r.ngc. The whole force of
Germans between Ra>tait and Cologne
is said to be 80, 900.
England has declined to JOIN Austria
in proposition made by Won Bcust, the
Bismarck OF that empire, guaranteeing
to each of the bcllige:ents that they shall
lose no territory by the war lie lca-
son assigned is that such guaranty
would 10, protect the North German
contcdcraty from loss in case Prussia is
defeated. England would not Object
we presume, TO see France reduced in
bigncss, and that is what the war is likely
to result i'll.
A Tribune correspondent, who was in
Metz last Sunday was arrested, along
with one Simpson of the London Illus
trated News, under suspicion of being
l'rn.SIQn H. 4
leased, rearrested, taken before the COM
mander OF the town, Gen. Coiiinires.
threatened with death, and finally sent
to Italy under guard. He was last
heard from at Dion on his way to Italy.
All France is excited about spies and
all persons gong from London to the
front are frequently stopped and exam
ined, as is proper. They are spies, in
effect, if they telegraph or write to Lon
don what can, next day, be telagraphed
to Gen. Won Moltke
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-08-19

The memhrrs OF the Editorial fratcr-
nifty Of Vermont held their third annual
summer reunion at II. Alban>. com
mcnrin" on Thursday evening, August
llth. Su,uc twenty-five mcmhcr~ Of the
Association were Pre-cnt, Il number Of
them accompanied by their wives, rep
resenting the 81. Altau-. Montpelier,
Rutland, Ncr.cuncS. Bcuuimgtou, New
port. st. .Johu>bury, Wood-tock, Lymd N.
and burlington papers, with representa-
tive- oil the Is siUn Journal, and two Of
the New Hampshire Press.
The annual meeting was hcli in hal
of the Wridcn House, III $ o'clock L. NJ.
In the ahscn.c ct Hon. T.. = Walton.
Pre,i. cent OF tine !>ocierv, the chair WA
taken 10y President L l. Whiting
OF the ~. A,h,n- Messenger Tie air
nuai essay wa, read 10y q. G.. Bcucdict
OF the Free Press ard Time>-hi> subject
being the influence OF the press and it,
responsibilities.
The election Of officers OF the assoc.i-
ton followed, AMI the tuIluwim. wcr,
duly elected:
Presidcnt-IIon. f. L. Walton.
Vice l'resideut>-E. Is. Whiting. G.
VI. Chase, Ii. {. Johnson
Corresponding Secrctary-Col II. ID
Hopkins.
Recording Secrctmy-D. W Dixon.
Treasurer-C. NJ. Stone.
Executive Commit,ee-E,. u. Walton
G.. G.. Benedict, III. Atkins.
The appointment, for the next annua
meeting are a> follows:
Oralor-Albcrt Clarke
SuhSti:utc-C. NJ Chase.
Poet-A. \. Earle.
>ubstitu,c-.J =. ID. Taylor.
On Friday morning the association
took carriages for st. AIhan> Bay, wncrt
they took the new steamer a. Wi!
liam-," Capt. Cor6in. for an excnr>i n
among the islands, the L"atcd landed tn
party at the noted iodine Spring. il
South Hero, where "a short stop wa
made. Thence, taking boat again, TN,
excursion passed up through the passag
which separates Grand Isle and NorlI
Hero, and again turning to the south
reached pidttoburgh at half past twelve
Here they dincd AT Fouquct's hotel an,
returned to 81. AlbanS in the afternoon
The occasion ended with Il reception il
the evening at the residence of Mr.. L
b. Whiting. Ihe whole passed OF
pleasantly and successfully. The mex
annual meeting and re union will be bel,
ut Rutland
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-08-19
Il " Orthy Erdnipie.

We have noticed in the press the
death of Hon. Hale Remington, very
prominent and valuable citizen OF Fall
River, Mass, and wish 10 make note
OF one act Of his life which, simple i'll il
self, led to the most happy results.
Fail River is 4 great cotton manulac-
turing centre, and although the opera
tlvcs were well paid, they did not rs q
rule save their money and improve their
position in lf. ~ they ought. Mr. Rem
ugton conceived the idea OF erecting Il
UmUn cotton mill, the entire stock to be
subscribed for by the operatives at one
hundred dollars per Stare thus bring
ng it within the reach of every one
The enterprise was ~ treat success. In
ten years as many new mills were added
ON the same principle, and the popula-
iiun of the city WAS nearly doubled, the
wealth quadruplcd, and the condition of
the working people greatly improved.
What power in Il right idea. How
much good one benevolent, enterpri>ng
man may TO, in carrying out worthy
plan.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-08-19

mcnt of republicans t, Office carno...
devoted 10 his economical p,i,cy
During the recent session of c,.,..-
taxes have been reduced more ,iap $50.
cnty five millions Ul d,liar>. Th..,..
have been rem owed from trtn,ao,,,,
by canals and Railway. iron safe. g..
dealers and manufactures. Tia. u..,
tax has been reduced l. w,api g, ..,
per cent Oh all lncome- above two t.....
land dollars aud it i - expire -, o..
end OF two years. The lax on H.. d..
been reduced from TWENTY-FIVE 10 s.......
cents per pound OF cOii,v from five q.
three cents AMI the tax on -u,,r ~
molas-es has been reduced in t.. ....r.
cate twelve millions of dollar, ,..r ...
NUN. BY this reduction ui taN:,t;yr, IL
| industries OF the people and the n......
ries of life have been relieved OF ayr.
amounting to millions. The iu.J.
bill Is an important tn.auciai n..,,.,r.
which comtemplatcs the -ayiu. of i,....
est upon the pubic Debt By lut ,>c........
ot Outstanding SIN Iyr cyu, h.uI. D..
those of Il lower rate ii l..i,.,.-,. -, fla.
amount of twcnty--.X mH,i,u, ..l.......
a year. White Il Ic .uciiol ..,.
transfer, the burden OF tie ! lt,I.......
year t. another, from ui.. gel.i.:.
another, reduction in the r;le OF me-.
est i. an actual saving t. Il. c.r....
not only for the prrsc..t gruc:utio... I'm.
! 4,,r al ,i,na it,l
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-08-19

WASHiNGToN NArHAN'> Gru.-
When the New York papers d.~coy..
that this young man was not -",t
his fathers blood. they could Not H..
words TO express their aImlru'" %. r
''nohe bearing, crank manner, ar.
although according 10 ms oTn t,~..H g..
he was iihertine who VIZ "cra-t.- .
u attend ;hc resorts o! fallen "'~''...-
HE l'rooNiyn mon, HOW, u'"....
pronounce- against him the ...a.'
winch l. inevitably VISITED T.. ~'..t .
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have Just returned from the battle
field near Metz. The advance Of the
9TH corps attacked the enemy, vino III
sraatly reinforced from the fortress. The
thirteenth division and part of the four
tecnth sustained the advance. The coll
HE: was desperate, involving the entire
line. The enemy were rrPui>cl at all
points and pursued to the @!aci, f the
detached works near the fortress. which
enabled the enemy to give shelter t" their
wounded. Our wounded wrrc ia .u,Iy
cared for. BY daytrcak thu troops Ic-
turned to their first biyouocS. All t,ught
with incredible AM admirable rn;Yg;.
have gone among them and rougr iu!atcd
them with AL my soul. hav. spoken
to Gems. Steirmctz, Ba>'rnw. Mantcut-
tel and Gocben. WILLIAM.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-08-19

The Government IF Spain has con
cluded to take decided measures TO crush
out the rebellion in Cuba, ard will senl
over u. 900 soldiers next month, and
the whole island will be given up to
martial occupation.
On Thursday evening a large meteor
passed over Concord. y. IL, from the
southwest. leaving "a train Of white and
blue fire 20 brilliant as 10 attract the at
tention Of all that were out OF doors.
The result Of the printers strike in
san Francisco was diffcre / from what
was announced in our last issue. The
latest Dispatches state that the strike j.
a failure and The old established price
OF 90 cents per thousand is still the pre-
vailine price.
The estimated population OF the Uni
ted State, Is 40. 900. coo.
Work Oh the IIooSac tunnel Is pro-
crossing iavorably. When completed.
the tunnel will he four miles and sevca-
tcnlhs in length. Over two miles aud Il
hail are completed, and the most difficult
part OF the job Is done The contractors
expect 10 finish it in 1873, year ahead
OF their contract.
In Wisconsin, twenty persons were
killed by lightning during the month ot
July, and thirteen so seriously iniurcG
that they can never recover.
a French navigator is making prcpa
rations to start on Il voyage of discover,
toward the North Pole. He expects t,
-ail about the first Of Feb'y 1871. Capt
Hall expects 10 start about the sam
time from this coun,ry. L, is said tha
since the year 1878 there have been dis
patched forty-two expeditions in searcl
OF ,hc North pole.
A Buffalo screnadcI recently san
'lm thinking, love, Of thee" when III
descent of about four Gallons Of waite
from a third story window proved tha
papa was thinking of him.
Ii l. stated that the French EmpcrC
has large sums OF money invested in rca
estate in the city of New York. TIL
land was purchased during our Wal
since which time prices lave rapidly ad
yanccd.
Commodore Farragut died at Ports
mouth, y. H., on Sunday, ut the age {
60 He has been in the Naval scrvic
since he was Is years of aye, AMI in hi
first engagement he 80 distinguished hin,
self by his bravery a. to call forth IL
COMMUNICATION OF his commander. Com
modore Porter. lis career during til
war OF the rebellion is well known an
his deeds vii! I've while the history {
ihc nation survives.
he Bank OF France has a capital q
10000, 900 francs.
Cen {. W. Roberts is the Democrat
nominee fyr Governor OF Maine
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-08-19
North CdrOti3ttt.

he Raleigh Standard. Governor +! ..
lens organ, admits tie defeat o.. q. j
publican party m North CWo.n.. '., d..
!ate election. This result. it AZ. Be-
* unexpected by IL toes ia ~ lis
friends. Referring to the cau-a O. g..
lctea;, the Standard say: Nj ..
Dem crat-, the VIZ. RE t.-.- -
ives, buI tire Constitutions. /
Giuarl. the " n;fc Br ':.crhJuI a.. g..
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-08-19

a." One Of the best things in the Re
publican address printed in this paper,
l. the admission that the party is not up
to what it should be- We have n little
faith ihat with the faults pointed out,
the Republican party will be able to I'M
prove upon the pa>t-restorc financial
integrity, abolish the abuses in the civil
service, and bring about reform gen
orally.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-08-19

falling out during all our thirty days on
the desert.
Now. Mr.. Editor, may set down a
few more things in memory of those
days. for it is quite to my mind to talk
them over only must beg your com
position never again TO get so wide Of the
mark as to say the Bcdoun Arab ''has
computations about receiving silver and
gold" / am not aware that he has any
such COmpunctlOnS. f. +. +.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-08-19

e. As we predicted last week, the
French army although lady beaten at
Worth aud Wissembuig. was not CO.
uu,rcd. Two more terrific battles were
fought near Metz on sunday and
Monday, and although the French
claimed the first as Il victory for then
side, it Is evident that the PrusslanS were
victorious AGAIN, and that the army OF
the Emperor was still falling back tow
ards Paris
There seems TO have been two sepa-
rate conflicts on Sunday, in which the
Prussians made but little progress: hu,
on Monday the battles were renewed,
and the French were driven into the city
Of Metz with heavy losses.
1t is quite apparent from what has al
ready trAnspired, that Napolcons cause
has gone up. The Emperor has shown in
capacity as military lea Ter. He has
been out-generalled at every point. Add
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-08-19

Our atlNaltc. Ililttli9 themselves Dtlult
Metz, and believing that the enemy. who
were cncampcd under the wall~. were
about TO retreat, Nrn. G1ltzN bri9a"'
was ordered 10 attack 'ic rear guafI 81
MAI l'a|''.'t corps a N''u'
coi'pat ehsAtd' Inc second ufiS'"r
then advanced. uhi.r oH'efSochelh- ana
subsequently The divisions % Ntl'-, NJ
mecko ana " rance p"rl'e,r''ed' dr'Niu@
Inc enemy III al points M'di"hii' ia.
i'''', ,'''v.'' d. >'''i', ''u'' '''''''' 81,
-. H., ,.,-,,,.,.'- ,,.il;I ',l,.a..,, ;,I'
Irr,,,. l..,,;,,, uuI., c'n 1I..,.,.,n.I
TLn' .no,,,. w.. e,J.nd;Ii,. ,.n,'.,I a.I
Jr;v.r ;,., Nm. t,r,r.. ,iau,. ,,.,r.,
,..,,tnr,J ,l,...,,,.,.I,y Ma,
cruiX and B,rncy. within rau.r of the
forts. 1hi- morning Ihc KING ma ,c a
Reconnaissance on the field ct battle. Wis
Iru@ the advance posts I" Insure the
transportation OF the wounded. French
and Prus>iVn- "hA,. to- point abov,
kokc on tie right ,t tin Mu~y.it From
this point ihc enemy VIZ invisible i'll
clouds OF dust We Inlpr. therefore. that
the main body las departed
ri,.<,, ,rrsr.x an u,>,,,.. r,r,,i
~. ,,.., ,s
.' >-,. VI '''.'.,' ''', 60. w
-
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TO the defeats in the field. the fact that
the people at Paris are almost in a state
OF revolution, and one can readily i'm
agiue how soon chaos may reign in
France. We expect to hear of further
disastcr to the French every dav.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-08-19

The Catholic Clergy Of - A.,'-
fuse to iii out the printe.; blank,
tanning certain questions 10 be ''SH'' -
parties apply ing for marr.a='' ana ..-
by the board of health to al! city ''.'.
tors, claiming that the mWr'AS'
monv is performed according I" O.. "
ciplinc of the church, and '''' no.. ..,t
state nor city government has an! I'7"'
interfere with it.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-08-19

One OF the amuscmcnts of Long Branch
Is TO watch the New Jersey mosquitoes
open CLANS with thoir bills, on the shore.
Several Of these useful insects are being
domesticated and taught to punch rivet
holes in steam boilers.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-08-19

III" little fortress IF Henry 'aYi,ulat-
Ct, yc-tciday. after n short b mbaid-
NJ: i. 10 TIE ID 6a>ari.tu army corps.
i >rcH, quourity f provisions and six
g'i..- w2rr capture !.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-08-19

franc bank note could not be changed
into spcric without discount. There was
steady and severe run on the bank OF
France, Thursday, and some of the Gus
| toner. had to wait five hUuis tor their
turn.
Baron Gcroit. the Prussian Minister
at Washington, bitterly denounces the
action Of the French Government in
sending the German, out OF France.
lie says it ia done to gratity.she mob Of
Paris, who are anxious 10 get rid of the
German tailors, shoemakers and other
mechanics lie says there are 200, 900
Germans in Paris alone, and possibly ,
600, 600 in France. The larger portion
OF these mechanics, and to drive them
oil with their families at such short no
uce viii certainly entail much suffering
upon them. lie dcnouuces ii is as bar
Darou-, and says the First Napoleon did
not resort TO such arbitrary measures.
Tie wpa her at the seat OF war had
been very RAINY for several days up to
Thursday night, which is probably one
reason that the Germans have not at
.f..,., D.. .r.,.
avn" ~ '',
NAVY u.' ''N'i ,'':'''9 ''.l'y ',,I - ,'' =
men '"'' l',I "''''lI > ,,'."' NJ
''o' 10 'ii'Pi'E .''''' ''i.''' ~ 'i''
uiug or al the hight Of battle; but tow
ard the end. when the enemy l. weak
cncd or waycring. Then they throw
'''t'' 10! warn III A't-e o"u''N' All" ''cE
'"'"" up Il ',''i''@'E 4 '''Ith''i'9 army
''''' '-S','a anu -'''''. '''I''' - ~ Viz
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!" S,'''N s'' ''' ''''''N - anu, -
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-','''',' '''''''N'
The London ih'r- "' Saturday tie
c,.:i'' that the garrison OF Nleiz i whoi-
y unPrepared :" ~u>.an protraclcd
~IcGe. he supplies necessary Tor tie
-rS''nMlcc OF 2r'a; army resisting AN
assault h!c wholly lacking. and there Is
but Il sran:y store OF provisions, nec>s'l-
i'''InS the issue Of Il short allowance oi
rAt.pnH t" l"r soldiers.
Napoleon h''p' sending WORD 'ha'
the pIintr l. Il! -Ir'%. "ui " NA'nr'i'y ;
dl~p"trh IRON Hii-~aiN ~'.y- that the adj
wees from Si''| through private channels
confirm ''' story tat ''' Ia" ItiI + rance
lie ''~ n Il be-" zen Ill ,'i't]. c,ti'- III
camp or IL '""''n' -in'e sunday The
H. Il Is I'I''l''' " excellent "">H"r-
ny 'AAi 'A' 'lnp''-' ms h''' E'PAra'
tom 10 - H. i-''-'.''" 'i w. q l'r'-
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Great Battles Sunday and
Monday.
she French StiIl Hr,rcHi,n&.

LONDON. tuesday. August 10.
Tie following official dispatches ere
published in Berlin To day, the second
being from the king 10 the qucor:-
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themselves, and to-day, for our best grades, they
pay us a higher price, and pay their own hIgh
duty besides, than we can nett for these grades
in Australia, where the duties are much less.
IF reciprocity or annexation became the policy
of the United States (Which at present is not the
case) and we had our coveted treaty, the first event
to destroy our fools paradise might be to find
Cuba annexed without the preliminary reciprocity
treaty. With Cuba, as an American State,
supplying the markets of the rest OF the Union,
with duty free sugar, we should hardly be IN a
better position with a reciprocity treaty, than
we are to-day without one. We, however, are
inclined to interpret the views of the American
people, as desiring neither reciprocity treaties
nor the annexation of new States. On the
contrary we think we notice a growing desire
amongst them, to keep strictly within their
present ample boundaries, to concentrate their
energies, to pay off their debt as fast as possible
10 reduce duties as rapidly as practicable, and IN
fine to return as near as may be to the old motto,
which used to be carried on their early flags,
50 Free trade and Sailors Rights" They have
found by experience that a protective system and
Il fourishing foreign commerce.. particularly IN
American built vessels. are Incompatible. As
free trade principles prevail, reciprocity treaties
annexation become the less necessary. The
trade between any two countries must be recip-
rocal, and by trading freely together, each
annexes as much of the other, as will be of
benefit to it. ~. es-st
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Err CIAL.

FRIDAY, FOHEMBE Err IS, 1870.
Since cur last the ce5i0H has arrived from Boston, and the
CastLeAog from Liverpool, with assorted cargOes. Our mar,
ket Is now wei supplied with assorted merchandise.
The " season " has fairly opened, but dealers and retailers
complain. The crews q the whaieships, notwithstanding the
large catches, have little or nothing coming to them, on account
of the low price % oil
The California steamer Moses Taylor Is looked for about
Monday, but she may have been detained and not arrive till
Wednesday,. The Guy Of Melbourne will be due from the
23d 10 the 25th inst
Our market Er lumber Is lower than IL has been for years,
and We see no prospect Of an early Improvement. The rate in
past years has, however, teen too high. Cheap lumber Is a
boon TO the community, We learn that the CoIector-General
has BOtiheI some Of the importing houses that invoices flum-
her viii not BE- admitted for entry except at certain rates. We
presume that 8 the actual cost at the place Of export" Is the
baSls on which goods have TO be inyOired for duties, and on
this actual cost and value there would not in most cases be
much room for discussion. In the case Of lumber from Puget
Sound, however. 10 may be more difficult 10 ascertain the true
cost or value We observe Puget Sound lumber quoted in San
Francisco al s131s14 per NJ, and allowing any reasonable
figure for freight, would reduce, BY this test, the value Of lum-
her At the Sound 10 n very low figure -v---r -EL
The bark ID. C. Murray will saff tO-mOrOw for San Fran
cisco, also the bark 1HEa for the Fii Islands
The Na5o6, from Boston, to Messrs- C. Brewer d Co, and
tbe 4. J. Pope, 70 Mes-rs. II. Hackf-bt & Co, are both due.
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IMPORTS.

FseN B~osToS-Per Ceylon. Nov. 14:-2 cs tOggIe irons,
= sndls oil sho9ks, q s,ss heads + and hoops 3pf II esks eo5Iase;
pkgs butter, l esk vinegar, 2 csks toviine, 1 csk MANILA rope,
wright; 8 pkgs shocks, 2e~kshsads andhoops 70 A w PIERCE {;
800 - keroseue,1+O hSsOysfsrz. i case piano, 8 bales burlap
iTSag4sO bars iron. IS bndls IRON, ls6 pcs oak plank and timber,
iss pcs ditto; p res dhto, haekmstaek knees, 200 oars, 80
ess wooden ware 20 6 wooden ware, 70 bbls naval stores, 3
shocks, ASS kegs heads, 1000 bndIs barrel shocks, 60 bbs
heads 10 q Brewer q Cos Il pkgs shocks and heads TO Capt
II eanbooses, 2s boilers, s bndls hollow ware, 1 pipe, 1 box
mdse, , stones, . bndls castings, 8 cabin stoves, ! bndls hollow
. es adse % Ii TOrbert 1 cs mdse TO Mrs r NJ tombstone I;
I trunk 10 Jo Weeks ? bKs 1 trunk household effects 20 A n
spencer; 9bIs, / trunk, 1 bbl private effects 10 P Peterson /;
2 bTs mdse % Capt J JerDegani 295 pcs white pine humber 10
e etrria.'s sle Ds aSd : bS ID si m asssii I esrlis ss P poIe q > Jas S:A We cf sSs-
s Saas l ~ SS,, Z s ssss @ R Ss;t 7 s sss;ss R 2 esr ! sssl slate, e SS ss
sP sSy S1ia 80 70 s5 e T. k Rssss fS 3 - Ffss T ?" 81 = ! SG ahn duck
1 Chair TO Mrs : r Peiree 161 pkgs unspee mdse to order.
FAoH LIvERPOOL-Per Cas,IehOw, Nov. 17Ih % cs coffin
I @S9s Ts 49, sS s yr. 49, sSS y,la,s g ta',S1 mS,l!ps, p sc gias;-
ware, 20 bars and 10 bndls iron, - bBdls wire, / keg staples,
s1i1E. Psshelng stones, 5 balls dry goods. 30 es Jams and
jsiHe-, 90 hf bbs CT saear, . bbls euTants, IOs G. oiIman's
plates, "a pcs and pkgs machinery, % bbls and 10 kgs paints,
f5Ss. ss@' i, Is g ssSs Il. scss 3 Z. : E & s,s; : 3 y s lSS, r g GIN p
e sasr5ys : s'Is icy sSHyas' : 6 9 cur and house Enapensss :
ban steel / e packing, ? csEs hardware, IS badls iron tubes,
I esk arings, 2 kEs Hyets, 2 c. hardware, 81 sheets siogbes, IS
Iron 20 iron plates, 10 kg. iyetAl srinistone, 8 es oil cloth,
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