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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1871-11-30
Condition OF the Coffee Market,
From the N. Y. Evening Post.

i
We remarked three weeks ago that
there must soon be reaction from the
too rapid advance in the price of coffee.
The decline since that time from the
highest point reached has been fully
one and one-half cents, gold, on Rio in
bond, and about two cents on Java.
duty paid. The rush to buy during
October was such, ut the six ports, that
the distribution has exceeded that of
any previous month of the year,
amounting in the aggregate to sixteen
! thousand tons. That second and third
hands would be we'll supplied,
and that, with the approach
of the dull season, fancy !"
prices could not be sustained, even with
a reduced stock in first hands, was cvi-
dent, and the market is now in state
of extreme apathy. This dullness is
increased by Wright's Rio telegram
announcing "grcat activity for the
American markets, ~, considerable part
"f what was shipping and bought on
uhe 18th of October doubtless being
hurried on by steamer The present
prostratlon of coiloe valucAmay, there
fore, extend into the winter months.
: The staple seems to he in as sound
condition us ever, from statistical
point Of view. The reports of deiicicn-
cies in the crop have not been denied.
The deficiency of 10000 tons in Bra
zils, Ccylon and Java is uncontradict-
ed, and the opinion among the large
importers and dealers in Europe and
here remains as favorable to the market
as ever before, especially in view of
the astonis hing increase of consump-
tion in the United States. The month
ly distribution i'll our six coffee ports
has been on an average nearly l2,OOU
tons this year, against nearly 10000
tons during the same ten months
last year, 5000 tons in 1860, and
about 5000 tons in 1868 We
! counted on the 1st instant, but 2, 400
tons stock in first hands, against 5000
tons one year ago. Our distribution
III November last year was 5000 tons,
and in December, 1000 tons, with ]2,-
600 tons in JANUARY and 10000 tons in
February OF the current year; making
A, 600 tons during the four months.
Our present apparent supply of all
kinds, on hand and al'oat, is but H.
600 tons, and unless Enrone ships us
unexpectedly latSe llttutlClcS uurluS
the rest of the year, we shall virtually
be without IL bag Of coffee Oh the 1st of
January.
at this time it is intcrestir to review
the rapid increase of imports Of coffee
into the United Suites, beginning with
1862: 1862, III, 900 tons; 1863, $4,000
tons; 1864, $4,000 tons; 1865, $4,000
tons; 1868, $4,000 tons 1867, IS, 900
tons: 1868, l04, 600 tons 1869, 107, 900
tons; 1870, 122, 600 tons; 1871, ten
months, l13, 600 tons We have more
than doubled or import, it will be
seen, since the war.
From all the facts VIC have seen, the
natural inference is that although the
coffee market is temporarily depressed,
it IS not in a precarious situation; but
will probably recover on the revival of
the demand for consumption.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1871-11-30

to elicit anything duplicating any one :;
however, suspicion somehow attached
to one George Jrhnston, a col
orcd man, who lives in MIR. Park's $
nclghborhool, and he was arrested
yesterday n.orning. He contradictcl
himself III many essential particulars
on the trial before JAS. $. Ey:l,,, J. j
yesterday, fniling +" account for his
whcr1ahoutr Saturday ,u yht His state
men;S were also coltr,IictCl bv other
witnesses, III whose company he falsely
alleges himself tu hav" been at the
time of tho murder J'rr instance, he
stated that he went to Hcnryville Sut-
ulrtiay evening, and went from tlr'rc to
a point down the railroad, whc. it w;,s
established that he WAS ut different
place, and Was not on the railroad at ALL
The conflicting statements iucitcd
Mr.. Mathew CIcgs and other citizens to
thorough investigation and searching
prosecution of the matter. George
Johnston was held over, being bound
hand and foot and placed in charge Of
vigilant parties:
CONFESSED AT LAST
About q oc'c'"ck last night several
of the best citizens Of Hcnlyville, who
believed that the evidence nnmistaka
bly, implicated George Johnston, quiet
ly escorted the tirnu to back room,
and putting rope about his neck as
snrcd him that SO far as he was con-
cerncd the murder was traced to his
door, and demanded Of him to expose
his partners in the crime. He was not
long in coming to time. He
REVEALED THE WHOLE HORRIBLE PLOT.
Two negroes, one by the name of
Squire Taylor, the other known as -
Davis, and himself met two or three
days ago. 1t was mentioned that the
murdered man, Mr. Park, being the
treasurer of the church, lad four or
five hundred dollars Oh hand. The at
tack was then planned for Saturday
night. George says that he watched
outside, while Davis held he light, and
Squire Taylor did the execution. He
terroloratcs Mrs. S;nnlair's statement
precisely as to thc amount of money
they got-S140. George says his part
ners refused to divide fairly with him,
and hence he felt less conscientious in
exposing them,
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1871-11-30
A Plantation Negroes Prescription.

A gentleman in Alabama, in rxrrting
himself one day felt II sudden pain, and
fearing his internal machinery had been
thrown ont ul Urtirr. sent for negro
Of his plantation, who n,auc some prct-
cntions to medical skill, to prescribe
for him. Thc negro, having invcsti-
gascd the cause, prepared and admin
iatrrrd dose to his patient with the
utmost confidence of Il speedy cure NJ
relief being experienced, however, the
gentleman sent for physician, who, on
arriving, inquired of the negro what
medicine he had given his master. Bob
promptly responded:
Rosin and alum, snh."
"What did you give them for ;" con-
tinucl the doctor,
"Why,;' replied Bob, "dc alum to
draw the parts togr'lI"r, and the rosi,
to solder l,m.
The r,t;',nt ''v'>n' '''l,. covered.
AUTUMN huos cutting wood f,r win
ter
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1871-11-30

Mr. McVIcKER has completed the
preliminarics for the Immediate rebuild
ing of his theatre. He will make it
worthy Of Chicago in every respect. 1t
will hr built with view to the conven-
icncc of opera troupeS.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1871-11-30
Gems.

UClNSe
Yet courage, soul! nor hold thy strength In vain,
In hope o'crcome the sleeps God set for thee;
For past the Alpine submits Of great pain
Lieth thy Italy.
-Rsae Terry.
Better to weave in the web Of life
bright and delicate filing,
And to do Gods will with ready heart
And hands that are swift and willing,
Than to snap the minute, delicate threads
OF our curious lives asunder,
And then blame heaven for the tangled ends,
And sit aud grieve and wonder.
Take heart. The waster builds again:
charmed life old goodness hath:
The tarcs may perish, but the grain
Is not for death.
-. G. Whittier.
From graves that hold buried past,
Dim scpulrhres by rock made made fast,
Tue Lazarus of our despair
Walks forth, our BEINGS future heir.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1871-11-30

A sEaEASr or corporal asleep on
post might claim exemption from pun
ishment on the ground that he was a
retired officer.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1871-11-30


+ l,'"i Biz 'Hp OF Iicllhcl sailed for
- ~ tic Java.
. Wa: r. :sl'"''ial 7lys the Qu"cn'.i r,ndi-
'.''''' ''fu!!y improved. Alproposal-
al lr""","v itavG been abandoned.
',.G 'rilIrcut has granted pen.
u"" i.n;,Ir..I pounds to the clllrc,
". ljrin:;-'"'.". thc African explorer
- stone, "hcn last hcar, from. was rlowl,
l':; ':* way tu"nrt. the c'at.
:"''HIDAII.E p!ot Of Ennapartists Generals
~ EIcury, 10 arrest Ihicrs, and pro
+, ~, E'.'':., llaH been discovered, The
~ payers are in tho pOssepuiOn c
~. IS rnnfiI,n: OF the failure Of tho
d. ','rV
... 5'>; as been issued by the Sublime
rjr. - a., the minister of works to in
I.''' '' - .l',':n;.c,SiYc system of public
',' re IT,, in view Of tho net -worl, OF
:H"irr'cd y foreign captalists il,
- ',','''' t.,rn.l"lis. lInriIor, are to l.,
'.'' =. '!,''1 1nale navI3akle. new road
4 ~. %! nnu' II panied. and cv,r% f
ct ,I.!rul li',t ct ,uln,ci;. n,:'
-'!''.a,- rom all parts OF th" r.,,l
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-01-17
"a -, Ml,r--Penn.rlynnl.

Al EMrR1 MISS Pennsylvania ~.
.dded anotllcf 10 Der III 81 her mineral
rr,ourccs Ii tie shape ~ valuable emery
ioi4e, Is Chester The locality has bong
,eet Known 70 minemlogi-l- add geoio-
sl.is &. choice one tot specimens, but
Ai- revelation rather surprises them.
lhe vein Il FROM fonr % ia feet wide,
al.d q pronounced Us The State Assay.
81 81 MAssachu,sett's 70 Be pare sapphire
emery. It hes 5reu tried by practical
W0tkincn ii Bust1u, who say lie cutting
property i dgublc that Of any other
gner, the, have ever nscd THE enter
3rise eas inangnnIcd, company goi ~,
A. gelu opened. aud i now worked ~
aI,i igha lsihot, wila Cor eve year. car.
rood ua lbs snbietraBeau mining for th,
Che.ltr Emeg COMPANY
liz one 81 he mosi Remarkable eoinei
deples usa We remember 10 have mei
aith. t.si i mine o. u, same mineral ex.
.sttiua Massachusetts, town Of tlic sam'
asmc. wlsate pfodnyt lisa bcen eAamipet
-, zoe sane experts, silh ideaiicsi e
.aH.. sisi which T. worked. we believe
d, Jolsp 81 luii. y bQ IL ~ iAs beea 70
a.oed Is lAg Chester Emefy Con-. sny
ioat Is s. aui she .ams ersoH VII sstsrr}
l5ag "a uialas operaaioe- . i'eAHss
ysHia
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-01-17

d G rsL 5a. i iafa.ssia, ~ L.-e-
1 hla4satl assd y geafs
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-01-17
DON'T SCRATCH.
USE TaE PATENT COMBINATION
IN X u r a S Err
PRICE 90 CENTS.

Ink Erasera, heretofore, Raga possessed hn
merits beyond 40 orlIatg pgeas. kafe TIE
Patent Combination laa Ers Ct has p4+eat
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-01-17

The new ear mandatory is progress
ing, Il will undoubtedly add much 10 om
prosperity.
No snow is the cry Of our lumber
mem A good run Of .leighing would b
worth thousands Of dollars to this part @
the state.
III il said that A, 5. Adams & Co.
re selling piles Of goods, and are becom
ug very popular wilhodr people. Tho,'
who advertise ia tho JOURNAL viii al
Wal do business
Hiram Green date Gusts Of Peece.
Niil deliver his lecture on chile" betor,
be Arlington Young Mems Association
- Thursday evening" 18th inst, at th
toWu Han II will be rich treat 10
nose rh0 enjoy fun.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-01-17
ms aRrAr rlcT0RML ANNuAL

THE GREAT PICTORIAL ANNUAL
Hoslttter's United States Almanac Tor 1871, Tor
Distribution, grati through ut the Unifed stties
,ad all civilized countries o. tho Western Hem
spuere, viii Be- published about the first OF Jan.
Iary, and who wish to understand the rue
philosophy Of health should read and ponder
'nu valuable suggestions 10 c lntaios. Ia adli.
ion t. a. admirable medical treatise Oh the o4u-
see prevention aud cure o. Rfest variety Of
nrexsau Il embraces large amount OF inform :.
aon interesting To the M ellaut. ne IneGhanie,
ne MINER The farmer tie planter aud probes
iona man, and tue calculations have been made
Or such meriaisns aud aitudes a sic most
nbibie fur correct and comprehensive Na.iolI
81 Calendar,
lhe nature, uses and eXtraordiuary sanitary
elects oil H0stftters 5 tomach Bittcrs, tho rtapt
onir AID alternative Of NOR than hpif the Chris
tan world are fully Re forth in u rag =, which
10 also iuterr err. q WITH pictorial iiurtratiuts
valuable recipes Tor tie household and lsrm hu'
nervous anecdotes and other instructive ana a
iusmg reading matter, original and selected.
mong the Auhuais 10 appear at the opening q
no year, this viii 30 one Of tue Wost ur0inl aud
may ue had for tbs king The proprietor
/ aessra Hostetter smith, on re"olpt Of W.
| cent stamp, viii forward copy by mail % any
| 3eIs3n Wbo cannot procure one ~ tho neighoor'
! toyd. Iue Bit rs are sold 10 every city, tow
aud vi age, asd arc extensively used Throughout
\ thr civilized World
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-01-17

Morgan. Hotel is open aud warm
"a company u always IS! There is n
Better b0tUlin the state.
some member Of the light-fngered
fraternity visited tie clothes lines Of A. Z.
,rahan. He should remember that SINAI
men with large feet should not engage 10
mcb practices, whilc the snow is deep.
& rho forests Of Wiuhall are suffering
IRON The ayages Of the woodchpppei
he products Of their abors, 20 20 feed
he coal kiln, OF Baruum, Richardson x
10, Is well as several circular saw mills
4. +. Graham has twenty woodmcn IL
hc field, for the supply Of his circula'
,aW mil lie eoutenplates sorting up
.oon, machine for the manufacture OF
barrel slaves.
llondyillc has fora long time suffered
mach Inconvenience, from the want q
6eds ior tbe temporary accommodation o
aor,es. Through the influence Of Mr.
/ lIugman, the stirring pastor Of the N +
/ Church, this want has been remedicd b
/ iNlrea horse-shel. being built by A. +
/ 5igham. Tie change Is attended viii
.uucli advantage TO the village. A new
S n ias also been built tor the parsonage
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'4's' la'l r ~'tl'f ann ,se carry
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CIR. THEY ha. made i great iu,,.r.,,.
III IL It's anlrarapee N ~ inside +
Railroad depot Now ibe Railroad
mpap, slaott psj,,t tbe ogt.l,le and a.
IL tl.e nlstioms
d u....,...t.r "a, t.
,ald DO well 10 Manchester village 90
e lhe plsee lei yaean by tie death
esteemed friend aud worthy ciuzen
laie Matthew Il. Goodwin.
A. a. pv ,.... IL.
81 49, - -,
3luplled one designed f5f Rnbrain Ma :
E q and iamil, 20 BE- erected Ia our Gem.
Efy.
a. n ..,
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ent
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prc f,r nlae wears.
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We have lateiy seen some India int
iciurcs ealarped from old, daguerroi,pe
- ~ II 1870. -
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Two hundred and tifly tons Of ics
az eat at tbe Equiuuz Pond during the
at three dst' Of tie past week, On
sctofy Point friends took nearly o',e
/ bird Of II. The two large ice-housea a.
be- pond. belonging 90 the EqulnoA
'NsF' "'f '''''' u.'''s W., "
''''' ~ =. ''0' = = '"'''' WIZ
Prank Bradford. E,q., Bloomington
BIN give smother Of his popular reading.
/ Factory Puint,ou he evening ofihe i9u
hst he has been Invited g read bciun
be- Young Mru's Association Of Arling
on. aiai Al Cambridge, y. j., and vii
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FACTORY folNF
We learn with pleasure that Mr..
Frauk Bradford, Bcuniugtonb gifted
-on, who Il making oF himself an enyi-
able reputation a. 40 elacutionist, has
nsde arrangements e. give another Of li.
radiug- AZ Adams Hall, on Thursday
evening next, ihe 1911 inst. Afew week
-irce be made his first appearance a, a
reader here and owing to The ihelemeucy
~ tbe weather bar small number were
present Al that Every one
who heard Mm That evening was more
van ittA7tNf Aif III - ~ 1~tt1iiHe ~ ali
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-01-17

Commissioner 3 hoiiee,
Itfw tts satf 4IAfff hsiuE sypalulet = taF Maa
w De Probate Court laf ihe 81ssriei Asreh sssf
I Commissioners J0 -stt rtsmiar aasst thr
'azas esd demands ~ 81 lsfsaas sgaiasi htesisis q
DANIEL HALNEY
late 81 papf q ssia n.4Het, deeeas sea aita
81 esims sr8 demands slbbllea 10 afsf tssreia and
mnhths tFusa me- st day 81 Dee 1879 81 o.
aWsI by sid Court Or thRt pafposs de iheftrlrr
rreby give uuter ttat ~ s sfisns la he bstiners
q our appointment at - iste ras4eutr Hi sslH 81
rsssfd Sd sh t,th cas- 81 auHs sfl traN 80 lnil.
.eag e'slgck a 80 ssii aay
N4lea ). DarssL ihis 2s.A tat - he ~nssf A y
sg0
s PADDOCK Et80MfW.l
MA~uN tuLHEEN cone
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-01-17

sTATE ~ NkHMONrt AZ Probate taafi bold
Manchester n.stfsct .. a ghe Probate tfloe ie
uchrster aud Cor said District, 3n te sn3 las u
January lsti
Prescott Hen. 2 R BUTTON JaiEe.
Taf Administration - thg nts uf Ebtu Il Aaf
Isfruf Manchester, ii saia District q ceased maao
application far al esi4gslua ~ time 10 wtigh 70 pay
lAt debts ~ sails estate
Whredp3a J, vas ordered thai toatng on said ap.
araiaa hg 0.se Nt Iruhsir GuHri 80 Do uaheHat tAt
Probate o.iee "a Manchester II ssd District un lha
Wednesday ~ aanhsrr ls'i,aHa hal Doiice here
II o. aiy,u a. SD pefsans Interested By ruhl @4g
er3aoa cops of this otiNr fae weeks sUcet.sReiF q
be- Manchester juuraHls newspaper printed al ava
Naatbfat ,f. previous 81 sAiH imt 1l bearing
A,iesi LOEELANp MUNeoN, Register,
AtWa cops Of rcrarj4 AIJest
81 L0yELRNp MUNS0N. REGISTER
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-03

To THE EDITOR HERALD
During the half century upwards that have exercised
the vocation OF npohecay In this city have mnsered
to hundreds Of wounded persons who brought
in6my store for relief and have never, TIL now, been ac
cuscd of indifference. much less of bruay" The charge
OF inhumanty under crcrms tances which might soften
the heart Of savage had supposed that might leave to It's
own but the new
our treatment Of the unfortunate Mr. Putnam has
aemen Of he "a Sey 10
70 request that you will do US the justice to make the
Wednesday evening at about hspass nine O'CLOCK as
y the he s sas N
screams. In company With young man named Brown,
6e sound, ana arriving at the scene Of tie outrage
ionod the body Of Mr. Putnam pro,rae the railroad
grief and horror Instantly obtaining The asssisncs Of
s s% hs stable 1
Ms1 = s., s z sns the woaps Pr Wood
and Tns
the hopeess policeman was mmedis ,sy ssni fof
VA
nam q s 'asa Or Mr. pS
ioG yet Or the means Of relief equally That they
Ing The iae SSer Sshd, ilas every possible EFFORT
the whole scene Among them take leave 70 mention The
80 Seventh S ass avenue wss 5a%ss
bIaay NO 90 seventh avenue, before whose door tho
That such Vide should exist between the state
S s :,
disturbance and in The confusion which reigned supreme
sep. be OK service 10 the sufferer was PERHAPS
ne 70 ,l say Ss, til. charge. Of
esa VERY ssss aai against the police are
NEW YORK, May O. 1871. s''' wv ''o~1""''
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-03
COURT OF coMMsa pLsAs-ssSsaAL TERM.

The Adams Express seven-Thirty Bonds Rob.
Before Chief Justice Daily and Judges Robinson and Larre
more.
WILTON B. Dnsnore, President, &C., p. William D. Dun
ea'This action brought to damages for
alleged conversion Of note issued by the United
States known sevenhirty note Upon the
trial the plaintiff abandoned his claim to for any
Of the notes described In the complaint except tho
note No. 4446, OF the denomin alton OF III 900. II
appeared the trial that the 18th Of May 1858 this
note was in the possession Of the First National Bank at
cashier OF the bank package with twelve other notes
like denomination and the contents Of the package
endorsed by the cashier he swoc the back OF each
note. ray Secretary OF the Treasury for redemption W.
sion. W Manu. Cas This package sealed, addressed
TO the "Secretqy Of the Treasury, Washington d. CO. and
delivered to Adams Express Company, to be taken to its
destination These notes were issued by the government
bona de holder authority to nominate the paycc. This blank
was not oiled BY the bank time The package In
on toQener with It's contents was stolen from the express
company At msred Ind on Inc nsht OF May r. 1855 and
regular course OF business for M full value, without notice,
y L. Benas Sons bankers Of Liverpool England At the
tne o. :h purchase the note bore no endorsement nor any
evidence Of having ever been endorsed When or BY whom
not, appear. The purchasers filled in the names
OF the correspondents the defendants payces and sent
the note to them In duo who thus became fde
holders thereof Plaintiffs claimed that the endorse
sci Tor tho respective parties Conceded that there
fec.ed verdict for plaintiff for The sum OF 81 lis 3d. sub.
ess . the opinion Of the General Term and II this shape
argued the case at length for the plaintiff yesterday, and Mr.
Mcfarland for the defendants Decision reserved.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-03
Police NOn.PrOtectiou.

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
must be evident every czen who has reflected the
subject that police both In numbers and ation
altogether inadequate the protection of life property
in this metropolis Murders assaults burgarles
RACES every description committed without the offender
being arrested the injured party receiving proper pro-
tect,on would ask VIVA. citizen not liable to meet the
his 10 bis duty to protect them from insult
In doing he should be aided by the police
not hazard bis life In the attempt All governments
stuled for The profession OF life liberty and property and
When robbery committed this city who looks for the
OF the thefy Millions stolen without
being made As the Of property in various parts of
this city suffered both b. burglars and incendares
considerable extent, but the police has been OF avail
The truth 10 thsif we regard fs or property must have
entirely system police based upon that of Paris
London and fully competent 10 extend it, shield Of pro-
lection every citizen. MANHATTAN.
Ary
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The viciss;tudos Of n Pretty Wife.
NEW YoRK, Aprsl 20, 1877

NEW YORK, April 5O 1871.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
written the subject Of che street car
ourages should ike to call attention to the Broadway
times than the Ii lady has any claims TO
beauty ride Of the Broadway stages
without the grossest insults, not alone from those
would call loafcrs, but from well dressed gam
blers hoary head ed and apparently respectable men,
who will stand on the sidewalks. and seeing lady
ran, most Of your lady readers know balance. And they
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