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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-03-14

Mr.. Nichols the phrcmologist has
been in town two OF three weeks. lee
tulng upon his favoritc science and eX-
amining heads. His lectures were well
attend,d. at evening. and hi, room has
been crowded daily with people to AS
certain what they were made fur OF
good for. Mr.. y is evidently bright
pnan himself. and seems t" Il" luastcr OF
the subject BE- treats upon. He ieavcs
flown in Il day or TWO.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-03-14

The snow storm last Tuesday was
-rre-the wind blowing Il gale. and
ing the roads fence high upon the
N lanhs.
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Work is going on upon the p. & @.
rpad beyond Hyde Park. in several Of
b. heaviest cuts-hoth rock and dirt.
ill., i done to put the work forward :"
tfat the remaining 10 miles. t" Swah-
b.. may he finished for running the
spmiug season. The grading is already
wrIl advanced. The mixed train came
ID on time Tuesday. p. VI. though the
storm upon the hills was one of the Sc
vercSt of the season.
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-5lca Embellishments.
Persistent ADVERTISING il. the right medium
brings business.

brings business.
w ESIEI:N IICkETS-TicLcts I" all points
w West and South via all the first class routes
Cell and get lowest rates AT Passenger Depot
\. &. HARVEY.
-. J"hnsbuTy VI. March }. l-53. 5-tt
\'OIIt E!-hirs. = y. WASHRURNE would
y respectfully inform the public that she Will
oi..ua store of MILLINERY and LADIES FUR
NlSIiNG GOODS. al McInd"cs Falls. VI. the
coming. Season. also will be prepared 10 do cutting
laylp ; ~ stem.
March :. lrTf. 5--3g-
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-03-14

\ correspondent writing from Athens curiously
contrasts to he found there of ancient
and modem civilizations. Railroads SPIN their
trains amid the temples of three Thousand years
steamers dash their swells upon the rireus and the
scream of their whistles resounds from Ath"s.
Pentelicus, and Cytheron I" olympus and the
heavens beyond their gods. Dr. Ayers world
renowned medicines. those communications al n"d-
ern science are posted on the Acropois. the Par
thehn. the AreOpagus and the lhcslnn, while the
modest cards of Cherry Pect"ral, Ayers Sarsapa-
rilla. \ que Cure and Pills look from the windows
of The shops in the streets of Athens. where they
sOld.-S. Y. sunday Globe.
\ SILENT DISEASE Furnishes TIE PATIENT ONLY ;
but a vuciteruus cough a horrible cold Furnishes
a whole household. There can be no peace, st
until il is cured and when single bottle Of Hte )
Honey Of Horehoupd aud To, will Danish the uui-
sance is il worth while Ia do it tIittrntons :
9th Avenue. Sold by all Druggists.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure IN minute.
When discoveries of any scientific subject asks
the cooperation of the learned III science. to test
the merit and truth of his discovery by tests
and practical results and then t. indorse and rec
Ommend 1t, it is fair to presume 1t is valuable for
pursued by Messrs. Hall & Co, proprietors of
Halls Vegetable Sician Hair Remover. And all
those who have tested it 'amrng whom We may
mention Dr. \. y. Hayes and >. Dana Hayes.
Chemists and State Assayers Of Massachusetts &.
Walter Burnham NJ. D., Prof of Surgery in Penn.
University, Philadelphia; Geo Gray, NJ D.. Pro
fessor of Anatomy and PhysiO"Gy) assert it is the
best preparation in use tur all cutdneous diseases
of the the scalp Restores gray hair to it's original
new growth. II is certainly worthy II a trial
NewburypOrt Herald of Gospel Liberty.
OF ALL AWFUL NIGHT SOUNDS that of a frghtful
cough reverberating through the darkness, is the
most saddening. Would YOU Ice spared this ntc-
ton and save the life endangered by the complaint
administer Hale'e's Honey Of HorehouItd and Tar.
trttenton's 9TH Avenue. sold by all Drug ists
lODthAgh. minute.
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Rnsipr5s Vofres.
Sugar Making


BY getting some of Moulton's patent
sap tubing may he carried on with
greater ease. and with less expense than
by the old method of drawing with
teams or running in open leaders. Thi>
tubing is light and portable pat up ia
stakes with rs to receive the sap from
the tubs which are set over them, con
nected with short piece of pipe. being
perfectly tight 10 sap can escape, until
deposited in the store tub ut the sugar
house. BY using this conductor, one
man can gather ordinarily, Us much sap
with branch leaders, So as not to carry
the sap too far. as two men and Il team.
This Is the most perfect arrangement
for gathering sap now i'll use and tor III"
1 bore Uor sap.) costs hut 20 cents pei
rod at M"rnSNille. Vt. Manufactured
by VIM. F. MoultOn y Brother.
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waterlown Union Li,. stock Market.

For the week ending Tuesday. March IL, I-iH
MARKET BEEF-A few choice $40 - 4 II DC; extra
~ - a 10 % first quality = - .; second qual
lty Sd 90 u I 10: THU ID quality - % n : ~
STORE CArIIE-WOrkug oxen and Steers per
pair, 500 $50 5000 $3.50.
Mich Cows AND CALVEs-S35 a 100: extra so =.
50. FaTrUw Cows so a S'J.
YEALINGs-slO 10 II el=; tw" Years old els NJ =
three years old go a SAB
SwINE-WesteIn fat none. Dressed Northern
Hogs & per 10. Stures-W Wholesale a per IL
retail per ID.
PRICES OF SHEEP AND IAMB.-lI lots. q 90. 3 50
II 10 - 20 81 - per head extra q 80 - ~ pei
head. ; a 1tc per III.
Spring Lambs. a OOc per ID.
Veal calves. - OO Il sl5 90.
Brighton Hides % Toe per III
Country Hides "A - per ID
Brighton Iulluw. ,: Gc per lh
Country Tallow, : a SIC per III
Calf skins IL &c pei ID.
Peltz Il - a e. 80 each
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-03-14

es"re-the Wlhd "l"Wlh@ @aie' anu
big the roads fence hIgh upon 'he
igh lands.
Mr. RYAN. of Montreal. gave very
yoo' '' .''' 90 .'.'.. ,,.,,,.l ,,,Iu.-
10y ,n. u.L,d
io' upon '''' .1;',.,.,
w ct ''Hi''' ''''''
We would call attention OF Farmers
md those ah"nt la]inG down water
,ipcs. /" the h''~l'">> h"'l'' III '""''i''
Olumu. we "h''IN''''" '''
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-03-14
SMITH & CALBRAiTH,
Manufacturers III
Hand and Drag RakeS,

4 xc Hrlvcs, Grain Measures. BrOums and Brushes
Also Fork stailes and Framing Pins kept constant
ly on hand. Gage Lathe Turning generally, done
to order. PassumpsiC. Vi. 52yl
Home for Sale !
Tn, dwclng-house and lot of Mrs Olive Monkey
deceased located on Summer Street, i'll the Village
of st Johnsbury. is offered for sale license having
been granted by the Probate Court to sell the SANE
private sale or public auction. Possession given
June l.
During the absence of the Executor, inquire If
\. Il. Chadwick, for terms of sale.
T.. &. REDINGTON. Executor.
ST. Johnsbury, March l. I-73 $50
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-03-14
Sutton

Sutton.
Eastman & CIees band gave Il con
cert here last Saturday eve. the pro
cccd~ of which were to aid in getting up
the salary of Rev. +. l.. Wiley. The
concert Was satisfactory IL all who at
tended.
DIR. Warner has sold his place at the
Village and has gone to Clinton, Mass.
At &. l.. Bradley's Auction COWS sold
AT from forty to fifty dollars.
The winter school at the village,
taught 10y Z VI. Campbell. closed March
:. The register shows the names of
fifty different scholars VIII" have attend
ed school this winter. Whole number
of days attendance. 2;SH. Only one
scholar Ida Allen had no marks.
The school census shows the follow
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-03-14

Rev. }. W. Malcolm will deliver his
lecture ''ln tub and how t" get out
of it'-nt the Baptist church in this
place, on Friday evening. March 18th.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-03-14
DR.. FllNT'S
Quaker Bitters !
A GREAT MEDICAL DISCOVERY
AND REMEDY.

Extract. 81 Roots and Herbs which almost In.a.
riably cure the following complaints
Dyspepsia, Heart Buru, Liver Complaints and
Loss of Appetite cured hy taking few bortes
La>>itud., Low Spirits and sinking Sensation
cured At once.
EruptIon-. Pimplcs Blotches and all impurities
Of the blood bursting through the skin other
wise. cured readily 10y following the directions
the bottle.
For Kidney bladder and Urinary deran.c.
ments II has NJ equal one bottle will convince the
most sCcptcal-
Worms, expelled from th. system without the
least diiculty: few bottles arr sufficient the
most obstinate cast.
Piles; one bottle mas cured the most diicult
cases when all other remedies failed
Nervous difficulties, Neuralgia Headache. Ac.
rIscd Immediately.
Rheumatism. ~wrrd JOINTS and all ScrufuIs
\ tilictinlIs removed OF greatly relieved by this
inv alu.thlt medicine
bronchitis, CHtaiIh Comvulsiuns aud Ii stelic.
culri uI much RELIEF ed
Difficult breathing, Pain in th,. Lungs Side
aud Chest almost invariably cured by takin. IL
f.r b"ttl, OF til. Quaker Filters.
Female DiiiicuItir- 80 prevalent among Amer
lean ladies yield readily t. this i'll aluab- medicine
the Quaker HItlcr-
Bilious, Rcmitt,nt and Intermitts,nt FeveIs 80
prov alcnt many parts ut our country, completely
rradIc:uicd 10y the use Of the Quaker Bitt,Is.
The Aged lind in the Quaker iiitters just the
article they stand III Heed Of III their declining
years. II quICkrIs the blood and cheers the mind
and pave- the passage down the plane inclined.
No One can remain long unwcl mnicss afflicted
It'll incuIabl- dI-r3,sc,l afteI taking few bot
Ties of the Quaker Bittcrs.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-03-14
Home for Sale I!
PLEASE CALL

and examine my Goods and prices as have jus,
returned from market with Il fresh assortment ui
MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS.
which will sell cheap the cheapest.
36tf e. L. WARD.
, 1873-05-21

INDIANAPOLIS. Iud., May 20.--1he State Grand
Encainpment Of Odd Follows met in Bem-annual
communication this morning. Grand Patriarch
Nichmona's report shows Tint three new on
cnlnpments llavo been instituted. In concluding
Ills report, ho says: II am sorry to Ray that
cannot speak in glowing terms Of tho onward
march Of this branch Of oad Fellowship IN tnls III
arc as great "a ever, and oven slightly increased,
1t is also true that accesaons arc not largely
In e1coss OF our losaos, md spirit Of apathy ap-
pears to aavo takon poHsosslon Of large number
Of our subordinate encampmonts. many Of thenl
having accomplished hut little during the paat
Scribe Fostor reports net gain OF only fifty
eight members. ;rhoro aro signs, however, Of
revival. The roliot report il very ~ satisfactory.
session waB consumed in hoaring these reports
and appointing tho standing committees.
ST. LOUIS, May 20.-The Grand Lodge Of Odd
Follows of the stnto Of Missouri mot horo to-day.
Seventy lodges we're rep5esont9d s The re- reports
roai, showing The order to DO in a aourlHhing
coudtlon,
, 1873-05-21

solves most ungratoful ngninst tho Germans.
Whou tho Republicans SOUNDED tho call Tor tho
attach on glayory, from nil Bttou tho uerHana
pprat1R forward to sl,ol tloir blood for Freedom.
Tho only reward WAS tuat tlloy woro denounced
aa beor-g,,zzlore, md tho pnrty tloy aided llnd
fal1on1,ito tho hands of tho totnpern,co people,
For yenrs lilo Gormans Ind ntood firm by tho
nepuhlican party. Nav tito temperance pooplo
woro demanding their pound Of tdsli and they
would have 1t. Tho Gormans woro not boor-
gnzzlora," but just ~ good and frootlo';;loying
namea dill not hurt. For lnany. yonrs
tho Germans Ind proved their falBity. Now wag
tho tino for tl,om to demand thotr rights, i'll
Guiding tint Of drinking glass of loor whom
thoy ploaaed. Tho fact wRu, the Americana Wero
jealous Of tho GormnnB. belonging. Nh 1lioy did,
to raco which lind recently played 80 prominent
d part. Yot thoy woro all, Amoricars, and Ger"
mans and Irtst, payta Of graill whole, forming
untodly tho Amoricnn milton, nt1d all entitled to
equal rigl,tB. Tho question: wilh Ropnl'ilcanH
atid Democrats had died with slavery Nothing
longer hinilorea tho Germans from corttt@t!y
uniting. Ho Ind loft tho Republican party and
Joined tho Liberals, and rogrottod tho Inter
party Ind not won lnst autumn, since
thetr present troubles aroatt t,o, npPa"1t95; ~
day when tic 0ormanp would have tllt
rights to which thoy woro entit!ed. Ihoy coult
be victorious i'll November, but, aB Alr: Losing
had said, they must llavo organization nnt
ulouov aud bo united at tho polls. They alloult
appoint Committee Mt onco.
Con, Irornlan Liob and few other gentlemen
spoko silni1ar in tono to those abovp giyol, alto
which Il Ward Committee was appointed nns
tho meeting adjourned.
, 1873-05-21
CHEAP TRANSPORTATION,
Tho Convention OF Southern md
Western Governors ut Atls.aatn.

Tho Convention OF Southern and
Western Governors ut Atlanta.
ATLANTA, Ga., May 20.-The Governors Con-
vontion met to-day. Tho addroaa Of welcome
waa delivered by Gov. Smith. Mr.. Thomas, Of
Iowa, wns chosen Temporary Chairman. The
attendance is largo. Tie Convention perma-
ncntly organized BY tho election Of Coy. brown.
Of TenuoAaoe, President E. G. Richards, OF
Alabama, L. A. James, OF Tennessee, Il. ".
Walker Of MISSISSIPPI, Joaiah Quincy, Of Masaa-
chusetts, Thoa. Taylor, Of South Carolina, john
Martin, Of Kentucky. G: O. Carpenter, Of Iowa,
]. L. hforohend, Of North Carolina, q. s. Car
ripgton, Of Virginia, Gov. Woodaon, Of His
aouri, and 7. Il. Vilipigue, of Florida, Vice
Presidents. Ovor 800 delegates are present rep
resenting thirteen stateB. The Convention
adopted a resolution that cheap transportation
was tho only subject for discussion. A Commit
too to prepare business was appointed, of which
Gov. Smith, Of Georgia, Is Chalrma,: a NUM-
ber Of resolutions was refcrrcd TO that Commit
tee. Adjourned till morning. Gov. Hendricks,
OF Indiana, will arrive tonight.
, 1873-05-21
Ohio Constitutional Convention.


CoLus,pus, O., hIay 20.-The Constitutional
Convention ronsHelnb1od this afternoon. Tho
President appointed tho Standing Committees
Among tho most important are the following:
On CORPORATIONS, other than ic!pal-GrlBwold,
Of Cuyahoga: Cunningham q Alien; Tutt!e OF
Tru,nblll Ewing. Of Fn!raeld Heron, Of Hamil.
ton; vorla, Of Summit; Pond, Of Morgan; aud
Gn Electoral Fra,lchfsc-samplo, OF Coahocton
Dosworth, Of Lake aconell, OF Marion McOarm1e,o of
kingu1n Caldwell Phils. Of Madison aud Miller. Of
Iubiio Debt and Public Hprk-clark, of Ross Ew-
Ing Of Tuirhcld Keck, OF Hamilton Cunningham,
shultz, IT Montgomery o'Koy, Of Mon1oo; mud
41a9Io in intoxicating Ltquors-scribner. Of 1acae !;
Tuttlc, Of Trunbuli Mueller, Of ouyahoga AtAir,
Smith, Of Shelby rckloy, Of Franklin and Clark,
Tho Ohair,nen Of tho other committees arc as fol-
lows:
Elucatsou-Cook, Of Wood.
Exeentive DepartMent-Nea1, Of Lawrence.
On ScAcdule-Ponl, Of Morgan.
Atnn!cipal Corporationsc 1f Mam,lton'
Representative Dorsey, Of Miami.
Pubhe nstitutions-Canpboll, Of Butler.
AiNid-BurnB, Of Rtchland.
A7aendmcnts--YounB, of Champaign.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Of Erie.
I'rsanstlc and nh ef Hfghts-Watson. Of Huron;
EfVendlture-ulu, OF Ashland County
11mnsAip 0rqaaizatioa-Whitc, Of Drown.
A proposition waB presented containing sub
atituto for Art. Of tho Constitution, reorgan-
izing tho judicial syatam Of tho State, and ~'nong
Other things abolishing the Probate Courts. and
| yoHtng its jurisdiction in the Common Ploaa
Courts, il the Ge1loral Assembly Bhall 10 deter
mine. Laid OIL tho tablo.
, 1873-05-21

cludes tho wildoAt and moHt turhnlont OF tho
ape tl,an tllo Sioux llavo ever boon. II tho
power Of single Motloo for mischief 10 multi
plod by tho 10000 Indians OIL tliB coaht, tlie
fotoral Government would hayo itB hanlB full
in oaring for Its "wartlA". for some yonra to
como. Some dny We Hhnll find out that nii III
dian ought to be troatod lilto wl,ito mnr.-that,
% II subject 1.o Ia no proper party to n treaty:
His business is to oboy lo laws, md, II l,o don't
obey, lot tito aamo punishment oyortako him
TINT wo,'aa bofall Chiunnnn, or my other ~
blanhotB, lot l,iin tiy tlloin. II to wanta Dor
rB' 1nncl,," lot ln buy 1t, md pay Tho 1ard dol.
lars for it. II ho mnlicioilsy kills anybody, lot
him DO triod for murder, md Bnlror ]uHt ~ my
novor aat!Bfy nn Indian. With whisky ntl1 a
brcooll-loaatng rilo he In ahoyo al aroatlcs, I'LL
til Ito wants more blan1ota aud MI oxara supply
Of fn0d.
, 1873-05-21

MISCELLANEOUS.
The schr Sunrise arrived t1llB morning, being tho
first aal vessel to mako tile round trip baWeen Chicago
and Buffalo.
Tho Dimensions Of Capt ualstoa'a ane now achr,
oS'sa over a IT, IS fsst M aS hod c'ass H. Hss
capacity Ii nl,out 05, GOO BIT Of corn.
Tho new bargo lennched at ssugstuck ast satHr;
' Erho achr Higgio i Joncs is at h1cnomince for
Tho Bchr Fotta Wenvcr, latpn with humber, whiic
on tho pnaAago through Lake Huron encountered
heavy ice, causing bad Leakage This vas m. not dis-
commenced gaining rapidly aud tho weasel was COM
PEELED to return to Detroit. She has gone into tho
Detroit Dry Dock for repaisH, which can soon be
made:
ot the opening up to noon o. Saturday uggregate!t
2l8 915 bushels waa corn, anl $4,000 waa malt. The
number Of arrivals was 81 md dorarturoa II. Tic
~ schooner ia to 10 launched next Saturday in TO
edo which vii prea9nt tho novel foaturo of being full
@Tho following orc vesaols haye arrived nt Detroit
The prop lIaskett, 10e2 tons sch1s II. II. brown
l,:3a tons: A: Bradley, 111s tons Apcra Cobb aG
griT, 81 TINS, making to.nl Of e,3W tons, iii D
which is consigned respectively to Detroit, Bufato
Efforts llnye proved unsuccessful in raising til.
wrock Mary Ward sunk ut Colingwood, antl the own
e!s havo abandoned her, Tho machinery will proba
Tho Detroit Tribune says: 4 largo number Of YES,
se1a, rcscral days out from Chicago, bound eastward
aro sloayetl by adverHo wt!A Several are reporct
III tho locality Of tho Straits weather bonnd. MIN
her westward bound likeMse detained at Port Iu
ron. From Buffalo md tho Canal the fleet aro lAyiut
| q fine run to tho Detroit River.
LAKE ErNEIGnTH-lsuPFALO, May 17.-Chnrters re
| ported: ypsse!R. fsoldeu Flcece, blinnio Williams
summer Cloud s. T. Gales, City of painesyille One
ona, Northwest, A. P. Nichols, Lucy j. Clark, coal
iron ore Marquette to Toledo at $a46 per ion sch
uiprogrin, iron orc, Marquette to Erie, at $3.50 pc
ton, tue Inst two to arFise acr Mary co1lsns lumber
coal Cleveland to Marquette, at Il per ton, and
back to Buffalo, nj 81 pcr ton bark S. O. SoodrmfE
coal Erie to Ccago at st.35 ler ton, FREQ to down
town lockR; achr Monitor, coal to Milwaukee, at
per ion FREQ sclrs phmnix and Ilackloy, coal to Kc
nosla, SLED achr Milan, 10 lsacino, at s1.25.
, 1873-05-21

L1yEnpooL, a1ay 2o-11 u. n.-Fo,lr, 98s 3D.. VIM
ter WHEAT la I'd spring, 11H 4d@l2a Id: whlto, l!s
2d@12s Id club, III Oil. Corn, ats Cd. Pork, Cts o
Lard, 40s Gd.
L1vERpooI, May 2o-2 =. n.-rork, a7s. Lard, 4oa
Sd. Rest unchanged.
Flour 28s. hprug wheat, LII GlQel2s Al; white. l2a
2tl3l4a Id. ueBt unchanged,
LlyEnpooL, May 2o-45o i. m.-1.ard, 3oa od. usst
unchanged.
.I1vEapoo1, May 2o-5 p. m.-Iard. 4o4. Roat un'
changed. ......
o3; ACCOUNT; 03N t-3os, 85, V1h do ct, o3s14l
l0-l0s, B8H now ts, a8zs t.; Erie. 49H.
Sugar, Afoat, aGa ID.
Tatow, 434 9d@4aa ID.
FR4Nxson1, lfay 2o.-Flvo-twonties, 957S.
PARIS, Afay 20.-lentss, b4f 7oc.
L1yxARooi. May 20.-Oottop leaVyi 44ddilng up.
, 1873-05-21

BUFFALO, N. Y, May 20.-CArr1r-To-tay, 2,278.
Tho market oroncd lraggEngly nrd Aio or. There
nas FUR n1tondanco, hit Tho biyora we're demanding
W. more uoliuo tn1, holders were willing to conScc:
oO0 head woro disposed Of. sa1cs: AZ Illinois nlGors
av 1,o73 to1 412 ~ mt q AZ Illinos aers
nv ,0s0 10 125 lba, Mt bd21 GO 0hio ateors
Nv li73 lbs, 1t $58@ TO Tesan neers ny tl2s hs, at
$3.50 II rcl, st"okora nv o23 lba. Mt A.76,
sstKEr AND LAMnH--Ta-day, 10Y. Market not iatr-
raea salcs Gus Ohio clipped shecr, nv % to 1o4 ls,
at 81. .e5@6.8713. ,ao,.
blyers and aeerH standing aRr 21c per cw Eaetern
BUYERS refuse 10 psy ovor $780, Prices arc nominal At
, 1873-05-21

Special UjSrGtch to Ihs tH1c1T0 ITfbhht.
Ls5ALlE, 1l May 2o.-Tho, Georgia, loaded with
lumber for out Of a9 e eaa r. ,. osg s
oil with 1aalln coal for Chicago. No arrival OF do:
part,re by the rivor Tlrtoon feet aud vc inches OF
water In tho mitgc-si OF Lock 15.
CANAL Co1LEoron's OFFICE, May 20.-ARnIvLD--
Harriot. scnoca, 900 hu corn Il. p oootal Ottawa.
1000 bl oats Maple Loaf ohat.naan' as' bu corn;
OLEAnEp-E Elizabeth, Lockport, 40 bn whent, 14.oS7
# lumber, 49, $50 lath BC0 lbs merchandise COL Tay-
lor Lnsalie 800 lumber, 70 shingles, 20 m lath
zoss, Traveller, Geo. Judd, Con. Mcrierson, Rescue
1fenriotta Walkur, Eclipse. Ii. l.. peaA!eo Lomons,
light: II. 3. Oarpcuter, sa9, light; American star,
LaSalto, o. 836 # lumber, IA, ,3o0 lath.
, 1873-05-21

lands, az<d: Orleans o. sao, TO- 600 balcs; Amcrl-
can, 9,00H speculation and export, 1900.
DroadstiTs dull. California white wheat, average
anlfty 12s 2dG912B 4d 1e1 Western Bpring, 11s 0l@
12s al rcd wintcr, market bare. Flour. 2ea. Corn 2'a
ID.
Lard, 40a. Pork, G7a. Cheese, ooa Cumberland
yndd!en, 3aa.
lsuccita of wheat for Tho past three daya 1000 1ra
all American. ocoitB Of corn, 900 Ira Anericaf
7,Quu.
Yarns and fabrlca at A1anchcstcr dull ane ill.,
chnuQcI.
, 1873-05-21
nlGltlIs1liH ItClaaHs

MEMPHIS, Tonn., May 20.-Tlle graves Of tho
Confederate dead at Elmwood Cemetery. woso
decorated to-day. Thoro were no formal pro,
ceelugs, but tho friends visited tho graves ald
doposfod their flowers aud imnortelles.
Quinn, Who was shot Oh Saturday night, Ia
still in q critical condition. All tho parties ar-
rested for shooting or III accessories layo boon
discharged.
caplo oil at James' Park to-day, aud WAS well ut
tenlol
, 1873-05-21
WHAT ARE THEY HERE F0n 7

A largo number Of tho most prominent rail-
road officials in tho country reached this city
yesterday, aud moro aro expected to-day and to-
morrow. They will hold a meeting probably on
Thursday. at which IN mntter Of vital import
ance" will be discussed. They refused last
oyoning to diyuge what it H. aud oyory effort to
obtain Information regarding it proved futile:
Some think the Milwaukee, Il st. Paul Railroad
controversy will eugrosH thoir attention but
their object ia thus far mystery, and conjeo-
turo cannot be relied upon
, 1873-05-21

easier, quotahc at 5f@s1c for corn to Buffalo,
and wheat to Kingston arc II md l3c. Charters
wcro: To Eoston-prop Plymouth, corn at 25c; prop
Potomac Ito arrivc) corn on through rates; prop Ill
din, whoat OIL through rutea To Dutlalo-schrs Par.
ana nnd T. t. Danf0rth tyeserlay aftarnoon), corn at
eNo: achrs hed Wing md E. 4. Nicholson, corn CO.. ~ 1t
Colborno-Schr A. J. Andrews, at &c. To Kings
t6nschr ". G. a1orr1ek, corn at 12c; scr Dcloa De-
Wolf, wheat ht 11c.
In the afternoon, tho Donaldson and ono or two
other vessels taken for wheat from Milwaukee, ut
8Ic.
, 1873-05-21

scow Lsto Gray, St. Paul's Pier, 63 m lt,mbor
Bcr Falcon LllIington, liz nj lumber.
8clr HH1hed, ponsankcc, GOO m 1nnbor+
Hc1lr Lincoln Dali Baldwin, lg6 m lumber.
Eohr Truman Moss, Muakegon, 210 m .lnmbor, 25 m
lnt!.
Prop lra 0hanco, saugatnck, Ii b.a fsh, 40 IN lun-
her. $40 III AlifnElcH.
Dargo Abort, roshtiHo, 800 tn lumbor.
Barge Noqticbsy roshtigo, dgt III lumber
Bcllr Ganlo Cock, hruskeHon, ITO II, lumber.
3cllr Josoa, M,lakogon 1l8 III lt,mbor, IL m latl..
stmr Alpann, Mllskcgon, aun1rica.
Bchr Glad Tttlings, hf,ske9on, 100 m lumber, 75 M
lntl1.
Bchr william Jones', Muakegon, 135 m lumber.
Bchr BunrIac, DuiIato, 800 tots coal
Scow IIarmonln, Honth 1Tavon. IS Ill inml,cr.
CLEARED. May 20.
Prop Quinn, Duffn1o, Mil bn whent ,2o hn cor,
1000 br!a corn noal, 2,300 brls flour, and baoa
Prop g. d. Caldwell, Port IIuron 2s2a u corn, 0,2io
lii wheat, nnd 400 brlB -four.
13ark Advance, Golerich n, ,s9l blE wheat.
Bnr bhol}oyHau, Itaefno, IL l>dls sleep reltn.
B,nr Uoronn, st. Joseph, 32l phgH a1nl snn.trioa.
Bcl.r +. l.. Danforth, 13n!a1ot ~ fOo hl cnri.
Prop Uity Of Travorae, Traverse City, ~ brs beef anu
40 l,rla pork.
BARK rarana, Dutialo, At, 600 bn corn.
Prop I'm ChaEce, a'gatuck, 500 greensat hides, aud
100 urls aalt.
gtmr Alpcna, MuBkcgon. 100 rkgs aundrfes.
Large Active, reahlfgo, 10D rkEs groceries.
5chr tied Wing, Buffalo, $4,000 bu corn.