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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1879-10-03
w. ]. BRAY, Contractor and
Builder.
JOBBING PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
BUILDING MATERIALS

For sale; timber, ioice boards, clapboards and
laths cedar and spruce shingle, doors, windows
blinds mouldings, brackets, ladders, hardware fol
building, lime paints, wall paper and everything
necessary for building. 1 will not be undersOld OIL
underbid by any one that will pay 100 cents on the
dollar. Give me your plans and let me job ant
you will not have any more trouble about it. Blinds
in the white, or painted, trimmed and hung to or
der. For want of space, 1 will not name the bull
dings that have built, being over so in number
mostly dwelling houses stores, and horse barns
scattered all over this village. So my references
all the leading business men and the men
have built for in this town. 1 deliver lumber and
material to all parts of the city.
Thanking my numerous friends for their liberal
patronage, am now prepared to do all kinds Of
work by the day job, at prices to suit the times
will furnish all the materials for building not
as desired by parties wishing to build. take job,
from the bottom of the cellar to the top of tn,
chimpeys. Plans and specifications furnished wher
desired; By being prompt and attentive to bust
ness, hope to merit continuance of your pas
favors, and share of the public patronage.
WANTED-Fifty thousand feet of clear dry
spruce, bass and pine lumber.
Residence on Railroad street, opposite Portland
street.
st. Johnsbury, March, 1879.
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Gstates.

STATE OF VERMONT CALEDONIA D1srD,ou
~ In Probate Court holden at the Probota d ~ IS
IN ST. Johnsbury on the 18th day of Sept, S'l &c
Ephriam ID. button, administrator de bo,
non, upon the estate of Joel Hamblin lot LUIS
harowlck, in said district deceased makes nv, 81
cation TO said Court for license to sell the who'll H.
Ine reai estate of said deceased representa- fboi
saiu saIe would be beneficial to the heirs and LAY
Interested IN said estate for the purpose of an
vert1ng the same into money, and said adminsStoln
tor has produced in Court the consent and annr
siding in this state to the granting of said conre
Whereupon, it is ordered by said Court that ne,
application come under consideration and he bos ag
on the 4th day of October A. D. 1879 at tbe G Pnd
bate Office in St Johnsbury; and, it is SrtI TO
ordered, that all persons interested be not ther
hereof by publication OF notice of this applicstio
and order thereon three weeks suceessiJtaIt IN n
Caledonian printed at st. Johnsbury, before s Ge
time of hearing, that they may appear at said Tin.
By the Court, Attest
99-101 HENRY FRENCH, Register.
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Building Lots.

For sale in the village of St gohnsbQry, building
on two sides by the Passumpsic River and over
looking Railroad Street. SqmmeTville, Paddock's
Village and portion of St. Johns9ury Ian 90 10
cation this situation is unrivalled Those desiring
homes will never have better opportunity lor
most reasonable terms No fancy prices asked;
Lots will be sold at prices ranging from S2S9 10
If J. L. PEhh1NO.
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Concord Dye House.

Ladies' and Gent garments cleansed, dyed and
refinished in the best manner.
n. NJ. JOHNSON, Agent.
Railroad Street.
Goods received by Monday will be returned the
last of the same week. Unsaleable goods redyed
and put up in marketable order. 9l-O2
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PATENTS.


r.. H. E d D Y,
No. 76 State Street, opposite Kilby Street Boston
Secures patents in the United States also in
Great Britain, France and other foreign countries
Copies of the claims of any Patent furnished by
RENTING dollar. Assignments recorded al
Washington. No agency in The United States pos
superior facilities for obtaining Patents on
acertaining the patentGbility of intentions. R. Fl
EDDY, Solicitor of Patents
TESTIM ONIALS.
II regard Mr.. Eddy as one of the most successful
and capable practitioners with whom 1 have had
official intercourse. CHAS. MASON.
Commissioner of Patents.
Inventors cannot employ a person more trust
worthy or more capable of securing for them an
early and favorable consideration at the Patent Of
fce."-EDMUND BURKE late Commissioner OF
Patents"
Boston, October 10, 1876.
R. II. EDDY, Esq.-Dear Sir you procured for
me, in 1910, my first patent. Since then you have
acted for and advised me in hundreds of cases. and
procured many patents, reissues and extensions
have occasionally employed the best agencies in
New York, Philadelphia and Washington, but
still give yon almost the whole of my business, in
your line and advise others to employ you.
Yours truly, GEORGE DRAPER.
Boston, Jan. l. 1S79.-1y
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ARE YOU GOING WEST !?

If so be sure and go on HARVEY'S EXCURSION
Tickets sold to all principal points in the West,
leaving st. Johnsbury by Special Train in first
class cars, with special frstcass car Montreal to
Chicago without change, with guide to accom-
pany the party. Baggage checked through in
Bond. Save money and time and go with Harvey.
For full particulars, call or address
A. C. HARVEY,
Western Land, and Ticket Agent,
St..Johnsbury vt.
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AT A HOLY WELL IN IRELAND.-For
several miles our road was bounded by
bog Oh one side and rocks on the other.
There were no evidences of human
habitation, yet here and there we pass
ed peasant-some crippled, all plung-
ed in profound misery. l inquired the
errand of these poor creatures, and was
informed that it was st. Somebody's
Day, and they were going to her well
near by to be healed.
"It's there beyond" said trembling
old woman, pointing her skinny finger
to a clump of trees and stone wall
a few hundred yards distant. 1 alight-
ed and walked down the valley to a
small Enclosure which surrounded a
well and withered tree. Near bv was
a rude stone altar, upon which were
numerous offerings of toys, bits Of
broken ware, and shreds of many-col,
ored rags tied to sticks, and kneelipe
beside 1T was a group of cripples some
moved slowly round the circle on tbei,
knees, muttering prayers, some wer,
telling their beads, Others partook O
the water, while priest stood ,by tn,
tree reading. This, then, was one O
the holy wells so numerous in Ireland
to which visits are still frequently made
IN some cases as works. of penance. Ell
ther voluntary or enjoined, but general
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FOR SALE.

One second hand two-hOrse lumber wagon one
new one horse traverse sled and 300 cedar posts
TO RENT.-Haf of a house in Summeryille
and a tenement on Railroad street. Apply to
W. j. BRAY.
St. Johnsbury, Aug. 90, 1879. 95tf
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For Sale at a Bargain.

The place known as the BOVEE PLACE in
PassumPsic village, situated at the lower end Of
Nam ST 1t is one of the pleasantest localities in
the village. An excellent garden and a good stream
OF running water. Terms of payment made easy
and price very low. E E. WOODS
Passumpsic, Sept. IL, 1879
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New York.

NEw IoRE, November 2Q-Cotton quiet
at u S'l6al2 5'l6c; futures steady. Flour fairly
active; receipts, 1900 barrels; super6ne
wetern and State S 00a5 80; common 10
good S 4Qa5 so; good to choice, S. s5a7 IS;
white wheat extra, IS S0a6 IS; extra Ohio,
IS 6laI 90; St. Louis S. 6l)aS 90; Minnesota
patent, 81 00as so. Wheat more active; re.
ceipts, 4lSlO0 bushels: ungraded spring 81 q
oil SO; No, 8 do, 81 2Sal SO; No. 2$l IS
al 81: ungraded winter rod, 81 GOAL Al :
No. 2 81 42a1 49,: No. | $lA; mixed
winter, 81 seal 10; ungraded amber
81 S6al Il; 10. 2 amber, 81 42al 42J<; No.
81 4Sal 43 x. ungraded white 81 3Iai 40: M,
PSI 3S4l so; No. do sales 5000 bushels Al
81 4laI A2X; No. red November, sale
1900 bushels ut 81 42It; December, Sales
sd, 600 bushels ut 81 4Sal At; January. ale
10000 bushels at 81 47]Sal4T&. Rye firm !;
No. 9 western SOC, Corn steady: receipts,
100. 800 bushels: unGraded 50sG0c; No, 8 66xa
66lzc; steamer Csc; No. g 5ea6Oc; low mixed
60hc; No. 2 November 50kc; December
6lAc bid, 6lkc asked. Oats more active
receipts 1900 bushels; western mixed 44Ia
47c; white western 45ha471Sc. Hay firm
and unchanged. Hops unchanged. Coffee
quiet but steady. sngas dull; fair to good
refining sMa0lGc. AolaSSeS quiet: New Or
leans 47ah9c. Tallov weak at TISa7K. Resin
tirn ut 81 6Oa1 H2H. Turpentine higher Al
81 IL. Eggs dull, western lSI2lc. Pork dull
mess Sll 05all 10. Beef, demand fair and
market firm. Cut meats quiet; long clear
exc; short clear, SIC. Lard heavy; prim,
steam 81 97J1aT 50. Butter dull; western
lsH3sc. Cheese quiet but steady; western
sa2219c. Whisky quiet at 81 l6al II,
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DELLAIRE.

John Peterson is visiting his father
Peter Peterson, Of this place. .7,nJ
Mrs. Mary Altman is beginning a new
house on the site Of the one recently torn
down near the Globe Mill.
The Liederkanz Society will give an en-,
tertainment in Zilch's Hall, next Tuesday
evening.
Mr.. Robert Brown, 50 long and iavorably
known as the baggage master at the B. /
o. depot here, has gwen up his situation
to accept one at the Riverside blast furnace
in Benwood.
One OF our town papers this week adver
tised supper by saying Admission free
for the benefit Of the church"
The cases; tried before the Common
Pleas Court at St. Clairsville last weeE
SHOW good cause for removisg the county
seat to Bellaire. Ont OF sixty.four cases
twenty-five were Bellaire cases.
The case OF Mrs. Fronica 10y against
S. Q. Hamilton has been settled and dis
missed, Mrs. 10y paying the costs.
The suit for divorce entered by Geo. F,
Reuter- has been dismissed at his costs.
D n
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Every Thursday or SATURDAY.

N pny.T LIN,IE-UNlTED STATES avn
WA 4S S6EIEIAvM HERsssoN NEW Y6RK 10
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FINANCIAL,

Money received % dspoSit.
Interest pdia on OpeciL dspOslts
ge1srAl Banking BuIlnel conducted With pFumSts
nei Ana hdolty.
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What a Flre Tnsuranco Policy Coyors.

| WAAl ~ EAFe AusutAusu EpAlGI NteNNh4s
Fire insurance policies do not include
in their indemnity among other things the
following: Fences and other yard fix
lures; also store furniture and fixtures
and plate glass doors and windows when
the plates are Of the dimensions Of three
feet or more" II is important that this
fact be mentioned in the wording Of the
policy, II such articles are to be included
under the policy. Careless. ignorant or
unsophisticated brokers and agents very
frequently make mistakes in this respect.
The following articles also are not inclu.
ded in the security Of fire insurance pol.
Icy, unless mentioned, viz; iewelry, plate,
watches, musical instruments, ornaments,
medals, curiosities, patterns, printed mu-
sic, printed books, eugravingS, paintings,
picture frames, sculpture, casts and mod.
els, money or bullion, bills, notes, &C.
counts, deeds, evidences Of debt, or seCu.
rites. This should always be specified.
II building falls, no insurance will at.
tach, or cover its loss, unless it Is caused
by fire. Stolen property Is not TO be paid
for by the insurance company. Losses
by explosions are not 10 be paid, unless
fire ensues, and then only the actual tire
loss is to be settled for. Property stand.
ing on leased ground must be so represent.
ed to the company ami expressed in the
policy. Goods on storage must be repre-
sented as such.
The assured, in case of fire, must in.
variably do his best 10 save 1t, and care.
lessness in this respect will vitiale his
claim. In no instance shall he abandon
bis. premises to fremen or thieves. Where
a party has trustworthy and intelligentre-
preventative, agent or broker, whose bust.
ness It is to study these points, and con.
suit his own and the assured's interestsby
so doing it is sometimes safer than to risk
It by attending TO the insurance himself
Philadelphia Insurance Reporter.
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Over tho Rlrsr nn.rno.s N.u.

BsllliFs Tribune.
The sale Of glassware Seems to be on the
increase. The Belmont Glass Works, with.
out any salesman on the road, has sold
more ware during the past two months
than ever before in the same time, and
the factory is making more and nE better
quality than at any time sinee it was built.
There is considerable OF quiet talk
among the business men about starting a
Pottery for the manufacture OF stone
china. II some practical men in this line
were to come here they could, we think,
find parties willing to unite with them in
starting an establishment OF this kind.
The miners Of Rainey's Coal Works re.
Ceived raise OF ten cents on the ton irs IN
Monday, the 18th; they now get seventy
cents per ton. These works are now EN-.
ployiRg one hundred and ten hands. They
are shipping thirty cars OF coal per day,
and Mr.. Jones says that they could dis.
pose OF that many more il they could
mine il.
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SHORT CREEK.
SHORT CREEK, Nov. IS, 1875

SHORT CREEK, Nov. IS, 1870.
Edit Is IutsllIgoueer.
The weather this fall has been pleasant
but very dry. The last week, however
has been showery, of and on, nearly
every day. The present cold snap will de
lay great many in husking their corn
but great many farmers are through
with this part OF their work. The yield il
not as large as some predicted, and some
think there will be little more than half q
crop.
The apple crop was not altogether fail
ure, some OF the orchards being well load.
ed. The keeping qualities OF fruit (apples
especially have been put to severe test
this tall, the hot weather causing fall ap
pies, OF all early winter varieties, such a
Beethoven, Perry russell, etc, to drop, con.
sequently many apples have rotted.
Lieut.. Clint Curtis, Of the u s. n, after
a two years cruise on the "briny deep, !
is home on afurlougb, visiting his parentr
aud friends in the vicinity Of West Lib.
erty.
Miss Emma Rose, of Tiltonville, o., i.
visiting friends in the neighborhood, and
ia the guest Of Mrs. James Delaplain.
Miss Lizzie Magee, Of Belmont county
O., Is visiting Miss Kate McColloch.
Miss Sallie Steele, Of Atchisou, Kansas
is visiting Miss Sallie Wilson.
Mrs. Julia Atkinson, an old resident O.
Short Greek, but nov residing in Illinois
is visiting among her old aCquaintancesin
this neighborhood.
Miss Mary Waddle has returned homt
from three weeks visit to friends a
West Alexander.
We noticed those going to the Chicago
Exposition last week from this neighbor
hood were Joh2 Jacobs, Charles Busbey
and VIM. Busbey, Esq.
Mr.. Rose McCleary, OF Portland, Ohio
was visiting in the neighborhoOd SUNDAY
last NEWT.
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KAiLRoAD B0HDl-Heayy and lower; Erie
conSol seconds fell or from SIX to SIX and
recovered ~ s8ii; Boston, Hartford and Erie
drsS fell from So to 81; Kansas and Texa, con.
sIls asJented from u to S0H do seconds from
IS to IS; Chesapeake and Ohio tsts series
b. from UlN 10 cox; do currency q from
IS to 81; c. u, g. l.. g tists closed at 81
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NE1GHBoRHooD NEWS.
wELSBURG.
WELLspvRo, NoYember 20.

| W RLlABuRo, November ~.
Editors lntellIscncer.
There has been little or nothing Of note
trsnsplriDg the past week. The Bethan,
fire bug gang is still a subject OF much in
terest. George Fletcher, who Is suppos
ed to know something relative to the
Bethany crookedness, was brought here
from Ohio on Monday last. He had d
hearing AZ Bethany and was held to bail
which no gave, He was not, as some
newspapers have it, arrested in Ohio; he
came by request Of some parties who
wentto see him. The arrest OF Palladium
has also been mistated: he was not ar.
rested in Ohio, but requested to come
here for another purpose, which he will.
ingly did, and when in the vicinity of tho
jail the officer iniorme him that he was
wanted.
Again, Mr.. Thos. Cheek was mistaken
in his interview with one OF your report.
ers recently in saying that "Billy" Curtis
was with the party at his home when he
was arrested. 1t is also stated that the
kidnappers or abductots did not, as stated,
illtreat the family OF Cheek. The truth
might as well be told, as all the iabriCa.
tions that the gang and their friends can
manufacture will avail them nothing.
Last night Dr.. W. X. Curtis brought
James johnson here and lodged him in
jail. johnson is charged with belonging
TO the gang, aud has been, wanted here
very badly, and the newspapers and the
reporters have had their share OF wrath
heaped upon their heads for advertising
johnson gratis
Our defense is that II officials cannot
keep to-tAemselves that which the public
ought not TO have they should not pub.
llsh it OH the streets and whisper It to
Dick, Tom aud Harry ''con6ientiallv YOU
know" II they do thusly they must not
blame the papers for giving It an increase
OF circulation. Whether there are any
more Of the gang unCagcd or not we arc
not prepared to say. II there are and
warrants are Issued, by some mysterious
manner, the public will know it within
fifteen minutes after they are written.
Judge Melvin has ordered q special
term OF the Circuit Court to convene De.
cember sth, when the fire-bug gang and
others will have hearing.
No particular changes in business. Our
boom may now be spelled with little
Engineer Dugan, OF passenger engine Ii,
lis over at Dennison "breaking in" new
engine for the p, ". & Ky. passenger
trains. Joe has many friends along the
PeWiky who will be happy to see him on
bis return with his new engine.
G.B.O.
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CHICAGO, November O.-Flour-steady and
unchanged. Wheat-Ac I've, tirtn and higher;
no. 2 red winter 81 %; No. 2 Chicago spring
y l6Aal l8H cash. 81 lGJSaI II December
Sick January; No. 8, 81 COY: rejected So
SSc.. Corn-Westcrn generally lower at lOSIc
cash S92GaS9Hc December; 909Ic January
4i4'Se May; rejected size. 0ats-StCady and
IN good demand at SSHc cash; 39I.c Noyeni.
Der S9Sc December BsiaS6K May; rejected
zsHc, kye-strongAt at nc, Barley--Sleudy
and unchanged q SOC. Pork-In good de-.
mand and prices q shade higher ut $40 25a
1850 cash; $40 70 Noyenb and December.
$ll % January. I.ard--Iu fair tenlaud ppd
prices higher; So 7OuB TX cash, NoyefDber
and December; 81 % bid for january. Hulk
meats steady aud firm. Wbisky-steady and
unchanged at 81 10.
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ClEclSTAu, November 2O.-Cotton strong
at Ike. Flour fairly active aud shade
higher At 81 eOa6 05. Wheat, demand fair and
prices higher at 81 2sal 30. Corn in good de,
mand at 4Sci new ear Seattle. Oats steady
and unchanged. Rye firm at s2aSjc. Barley
dull at 0Qa93c. Pork strong at $ll %. L.anl
steady at 50 76a8 so. Bulk Meas firm and nm.
changed. Bacon uOminal!y unchanged.
Green meats higher; shoulders 3ISc: s60rt
rib sides 62Sa555c; hams 6ssIa7Hc. Whisky In
good demand at full prices at 81 90. Butter
quiet and unchanged. LinseGd oil firm at soc.
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PmLApEIeHIA. November 21-Flour dull
and unchanged. Rye -four steady at IS 5Oa
5 SIX. Wheat not In much demand western
rejected 81 Sal IS No. 2 red track, $i:Ssa
spot and November, 81 s9X lid. 81 M
asked; December 81 AK bid, 81 Is asked,
January $l44Js; No. 2 q AK asked. Corn
quiet butsteady; old low mixed. traek ~.
high mixed, SIC; sail, mixed, 6dc; GA an
vatoF, 6s<a69c; new white, 5oa65c; old white
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BALTIMORE, November 90 - Flour-Flnn
and without change. WheSt-Westem strong
and higher; No. western winter red spOt
and November 81 4O1ssl 81; December 81 AK
q IS; January 81 41al Is: February 81 90.
Corn Western caster and dull; western mix.
ed; spot aud November, 6Ga57ktc; December,
.. ISa6Sc; Jsnuary, 6S4a5s21c; steamer, no
bid. Oas-HiHher; western white 47aISc F.:
do mixed 46ai6c; Pennsylvania 47a4sc. I've
---Quiet at 1saSOc. Unchanged. Pro.
vtslohS-stsady. Butter-steady; prime 10
choice western packed and roll 25a2sc. Eggs
Quiet aud without change. SUsar-oulet: A
soft, l0haiOHc. WhIsky-Firm at 81 I2ha
al IL.
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SIs0Oo sail, mixed, spot and November 67c
n ois: eev asked December 56Ize bid, 6fAc
Gull western rejected 400; mixed 4OItiic:
stained 4ln42c. white A2KaA4n ProyiSions
N feir demand. PORK, mes, Sl2 OOai9 SO
Beef, mess sl2 30, Hams, smoked, pjSaiOkc
picked, saS1Sc. Lard, western 7l<a7sic, But.
Ter weak creamery extra SSaSGc; New York
and Bradford county, Pa, extra 32Agic:
western Reserve extra gja2fc; good to choice
19a24c. Eggs stronger; western 2lay2c
Cheese quiet and unchanged. Whisky strong
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COLLINS
voL7AIc ELECTRIC
PLAsTERs
Hope for the Afflicted Relief Tor the
Suffering,

rheumatism, Neuralgia, Local Pains, Weak
Spine, Weak and Sore Lungs, Coughs aud
Colds, Weak Back, Weak Kidneys, Nervous
Affections, Weak Stomach and Bowels, DyA
pepSis, Heart Affections, Enlarged Spleen,
Female Weakness, Shooting Pains through the
Loins and Back. Lack OF Strength and Gctiv.
ity, Spasms Or Fits, and Nervous, Muscular
and Spinal Atfectionsrelieved and cured when
every other plaster, liniment, lotion and cleo
trical appliance fails.
Placed over the pit Of the Stomach they in.
ness aud Weakness, Bilious Colo, Affection,
Of the Liver, and prevent Miasmatic and Ma
larial Diseases They draw Blood Poisons
through the pores by absorption. They vital
lie and strengthen the system; and should b.
worn by all unduly exposed TO disease.
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Tho Rrseat FIre-The BeIlAtrc and 81.
CIaIrsViIIe RRIlFoad.
ST. CLAIRvlLlE, O., November2O.

kIAiFsNiue AAtlFoeu.
ST., CLAIRsvGtIE, O., Eoyember20.
Editors Gutslllgencer: "
This usually serene village was thrown
into craze OF excitement this morning
between the hours Of one and two o'clock
by the cries of fire, discovered in the gro
Gerry storeroom Of Archie Gifin & Son, on
the corner OF Marietta and Main streets.
Their dwelling adioined the same build
ing, and the flames had gained such head
way when first discovered that It vas not
long before the whole building was con.
sumed, with all their grocery stock, books
and household furniture.
The loss falls very heavy on Mr.. Gifin,
amounting to 5000 with no insurance,
The building was owned by John Knox,
who resides At Mt. Vernon, O., and was
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ToIenn,

TeLEDo, November 20. Wheat-Easier;
No. white Michigan 81 q; amber do SPOT
81 ~; No. 3 FED winter, spot and November
s. ?9%; December 81 2932; January 81 So:
February 81 80; No 3red Wabash 81 20: No.
am Der Illinois 81 30. Corn steady; No. 9
4Ac; new 4sc: December new 4Ic; rejectel
Exc new, Al &c. Oats tirmer; No. 9 3tssc.
Glover seed; prime, S Is asked; IS 10 bid.
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NEW YoRK, November 2O.-Cottnn t1,ol,
IN quiet demand aud prices still advancing
Lonsd9le and Hope bleached shirtings are M,
yanced &c. Prints in good demand ami firm,
Hamilton fancy aed Albion mourning solid
prints advanced to &c Mems wear wooleL,
IN steady request and firm. Foreign good.
quiet. 7'0"'