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point in 1887 The following figures show the average
receipts Of the five up that time compared with
the average since then -
Ner Orleans Mobile
Cotton. Tobacco. Cotton
Average, 1882 10 1888 5009o7 3l,6i6 1916
" 1887 TO 1872 767,886 1880 329,986
Increase, 266889 5000 i40,740
" OF 1887 over 1882, 20l,788 74i3 l03,823
These give the fact that far from paper money hav
ing any direct agency in developing agricultural
sources rather tends to retard that result The
ment OF the crops this evidence of the fact the
receipts OF cotton thus far being per advance of
those any other season. instead Of the hands of the
planters being filled with iredeemabe and deprecated
paper, they mostly demand specie--actual payment.
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M arrled.


On Friday the 3Oth ult, by the Rev. Mr.. Oakley, M
JOHN FEHpiNAND TO Miss MARY Brses of this city
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lIy- FRANKLIN THEA1RE-C,reat ;s Tho s,o,oss 81
this fashionable place Of resorts Wonders a vi
the greatest and cheapest COMBINATION Of srac,ion
vcr in the city. People like good Dancing sing;ng %
ust the thing they here Tor a,riae W. NC
mission double, the place would be crowaad psriorm
NICE this afternoon from 2 to 8. P"''orm-
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90 THE TONIC MIXTURE AN UNEQUALLED
remedy in all dyspeptc In large bottles ST. in ca
ces of half dozen bottles S..
w. S. RICHARDSON, Agent.
or
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d3 lm*ec THOs. BELL, Auctioneer.
ATAA MEETING OF THE BOARD OF sgpERvI-
%nncs was s aRs
S % al he sad was adopted and
~ ' '''' JOS. R. TAYLOR,
CORPORATION NOTICE. 0''A - -
w Gs % Sa e o s Of IF Ta s: s
I'll s ff%'ss ssss s
make nstead @ss r%ded By ~ ae
1882 of imposing such cenage upon all taxes unpaid after
Fl! %Se 'Sa3h Ky Rss OF February
In the judgment of this Board the imposition of such per
Gentage ought to be postponed until the twentieth day of
Resolved That the Hon. Moses Leonard and Counsel to
The Be instructed to present TO the LEGISLATURE
Of law aud to urge the immediate thereof by the
Resolved That these resolutions andthc draft of
law be forthwith published hi il the employed by the
An act respecting the collection of taxes in the City of New
The People of the State s' York. represented in Senate
and Assembly do enact as foows:-
s y
si 'a s ey Ss S s
collectors whose duty be collect such charge
the twentieth day each month between the month q Feb%
end the %s bed by law for the Of
surer further addition Increase Of cent
be paid by such collector part
50 All acts AID parts acts inconsistent with the pro-
visions of this act, r hereby pealed.
B. This act shall take effect Immediately the passage
thereof il 2tec
PLANO FoETEsI;A: 2. GALE 8 co. late N 7; Piano
Forte Co.. have hand large variety Of improved Rose
wood and Mahogany Pianos which will be sold low for cash.
Purchasers invited call their Mandatory
Rooms Third Avenue, of 18th street.
themselves d27 6ris.r
MEDI ATkD VAPOR BATHS, IS Courlacdt street es.
I tab shed l826-Scare fever, colds. inf moatory and
chroic rhe umatm, Sc cured in days by the Of
Carrols Msdicaed Vapor Baths Onep from O'Clock in
the morning till o'clock night Sulphur Baths require
quire hours notice Port Bile baths any
OF the city broOayn Bathing Tubs and Hip Baths for
hire. d,s isIwr
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Sea's can be secured at TIE Box Oh'ce, from 10 70
TIE hk MlHM6soSM YeS q'lqsAsa "a 6 5y stating MYs
.s s Easaps s Gsse Of hs nqg
S' i@a savs " wssT ats
n Ss% wifi s.
ticular favor by Mrs. Wilson j2 stisr
IMPEACHMENT ORDER on REGHAsTTEs5wa;h
fsstttes rot: s s s %Ss IN;
Ws will drink vine; jonsSsS SON of Reehab 's OF"
her commanded saying ys shall drink no w'ne neither
win hold Their REGULAR business the evening
q their hall Of Bescasr streets the
tho Tea 70. sSoe H
Qua G. r. At the Howard Hall and NV w. Pc DEEMs s %
'n ist ;'1ae'- Epw. MocALLuM, Sec.
OsT-In going from $50 Broadway to Maiden Lane and
t a 'S Se Will se swaea
ing them at $50 Broadway. j2lt.r
- Esabs6ment to il Barclay street. lew doors west q
Broadway where be may be consulted cOnidenay, usual
The surgical apparatus Of this establishment nearly all
not kind ff1 n he uGtHd ss s
GSy may be relied on being the best that
Dr. SSnf .1s sy Ss
aborns under ofonas
Sold BY author publisher Dr. Gregory. a, No. II Bar
the " az.
solved s by ms1%H, consent ass,I .u ., h.
| the name of the firm used for hat purpose: -
W SAMEs ). 4 xs HfYISsMT2E:
WI RUsHToN having avn taken WILLIAM HEGEMAN
10 Broadway aud No Asior House win be continued ),
James $. Aspnwal will, for mis- individual account con-
duct ths wholesale and retail drug business No
V BISHOP, g MAIDEN Lane-spIendd Stock Of JewelTy
BISHOP importer Of Gs Fsne4 Jewe being about
retire from The business begto inform jewellers and the pub
consists Of gold necklaces rings chains breach
Gentlemen Ladies' 1s.Ion; Of making purchases for the
Ss ss es wG, ssa 0 sps
DAILY, MEN HstI BOOK FOR 1919 with Time
this will be found the and well
printed eapsI ed and bou sssf up
%s oo + The ,p pSei ss n than wallet Country
cali aud examine Published. and for SALE wholesale and
n. LEWIS FRANCIS
GENUINE FIRE PROOF SAFE wi Z RS Patent sa-
Tsqss s s GI by wss stood he
fore the following respecbe Iand hundreds Of
other merchants and citizensl:
} S \, , !. e. Ss''"'''' Committee.
WXpswoaTH & SMITH
S where sa ws sS sn ss & se
sILAs c HERRING. 1879 Water ST.
J: W. Stanton 4 Co, New Orleans.
David B. IL sss eoSii Ro r5SSyi
John Patter sor, Buffalo. d,I lwdy&swwyr
o. S. CITY DESPATCH posi-.
q gs:;ri Sss,, Post osss ''s'' '
Hat. a'',ss O'Clock, AM
Pm VIII be sen, gu, for de.
" " the S'''?'' ss'sE. ssy and
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CIRCUS.
&MPuITHEATRE OF THE REPUBLIC

N. A. HOWES, Proprietor.
Enlargement OF the Interior No half price Second Tier
and PIT
Dress Circle Reserved TO- Families the Regular Price Of
Admission.
OPPOSITION INVITED.
NEW YEARS DAY & EVENING PERFORMANCES.
First performance with Saddle Bride Of Master Walter
Ayrpar the ack powledzed champion rider of America
Mr. Cole the Chinese Nondescrpt unequaled his per-
formance by man living
New illustrations by Mr. Emmif and Frank Brewer Nero
Holiday Sports. ia Carolina and Virginia
The public fully informed thai reorganization
company of the phtheae of the Republic will
place Monday with additional talent horses scenes
acts burleques and general such
have before been presented together before Amer
audience.
Prices of Admission First Dress Circle, 90 cents.
Children hall price Second Tier, IS Pit i2k
paut or Family Boxes, S;seas for ak Places
Doors open ." balf-past 6-Oyerure by the Band
HoIemfnship to commence T. d2g
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ms- IMPORTANT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS COL
LEGE OF MEDICINE AND PHARMACY OF THE
CITY OF NEW YORK-Have com pleted the organiza-
ton OF their institution, which embraces perfect
THE MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.
In this department gratuitous advice is given all dis
ases OF chest arrangements of the digestive organs
rh euma affections, and all 9th dis coming within
the provi OF the physician The consulting physci.
ans are e great experience and particularly skilled
IN the se OF the stethescope and the treatment Of diseases
yiIVArE CONSULTING ROOMS.
TIE arsJvoted 10 the reception of patients suffering
ion v'SlcTes soases hisdepartmenis conducted by
gentleman who formerly connected with one of
best Lock Hospitals Europe, aud the College have the
utmost confidence in his abilities md skill in the
OF this most important class Of m aladies.
SURGICAL DEPARTMENT..
The COLLEGE have also engas FED the services OF one
of the most distinguished opera tive surgeons New
York; and are therefore prepared receive and
surgical cases Squirting. cataract and all diseases Of
the ey requiring an operation str icture OF the urchra
cacu in the Observation-Disclosures diseases OF the joints
and OF tn espne will be particular ~ attended to- The
lees will be extremely moderate atients who desire
PHA RMACUTICAL DEPARTMENT
The departu under the mmeda tie superintendent
of Dr. M ORee an member of the Ro,al College Sur
geons The med, cnes prescribed by tie consulting ply
hest desc rrdn helm imported from Paris and London
THE co INSULTING ROOMS
are distinct the Dpensary and are open from 10 A.
NJ. till Q p M. and from till 9 p. M
Persons at a distance on RENTING the sum of one
dollar and statement of their case be furnished with
full letter Of advice do liars worth of appropriate
medicine
By order of the College,
w. 8. RICHARDS ON, Agent.
Principal land only Office of the College Of Medicine
and Pharmacy 81 Nassau st. New York.
90 THE PARTISAN ALTERNATIVE MIXTURE,
prepared and sold by authority of the Medicine
and Pharmacy of the City of New York. has effected more
cures of secondary syphlic affections than any remedy
yet devised 1t is safe and speedy its operation
ains mercury, and guaranteed tc effect cure even
in where bones of the becoming curions
Some Of the most awful have been completely
cured by its and certificates tb effect be seen
at the consulting rooms of the College.
w. s. RICHARDSON, Agent
Consulting Rooms and Dispensary of the College.
81 Nassau street.
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AGE NTS,

AGENTS.
The following is list of the agents for the Herald
where subscriptions will be received and single numbers
found for sale regularly -
VIVA PLACE
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GARD AND AUCTION. .NOTJCE-Me,srs BELL 4
~ HOWARD (Thomas Bell and Robert Howard) give no
ce their friends and the public that the Auction and Com
mission business in all its nches aud will be continued and
carried usual and the honorable terms old
stand No 80 Ann and I5 Fulton Liberal advances on
goods consigned for sale Certain sales and
waaltee can b. depended The regular sale of Furniture
Q, all takes place every Wednesday and Saturday
Out door sales Of groceries, furniture and ali descriptions
property, attended to. BELL HOWARD
DE- im*ec THOS. BELL, Auctioneer.
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
THESE far famed and celebrated Pills. from Portugal are
perceive 10 be obtained IN this country See
ment on the last column, fourth page, ms
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Principal land only Office of the College Of Medicine
and Pharmacy, 81 Nassau st. New York,
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IT A MEETING OF THE BOARD OF SUPERvI
\ SORs, December 3lst, 1892 the following Preamble
Resolutions and Ordinance presented by the Supervisor
ofthe Third Ward, and adopted and directed
be published in all the daily papers.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-07-21

tected by suhjecng to duty of thirty per cent.
al vaorem, and three cents per pound, all wool
excepting coarse wool costing seven cents or un-
der. II this exception is to embace wool of
fneness which can compete with the production
Of our ilOcks it is evident that the purpose OF the
La in regard to wool will he defeated, and the
wool growers deprived o(the protection intended
to he given them.
need not say to you that the wool-growing in
tercs IS ono OF vital importance TO the country,
aud that the pressure OF the times is felt by with
great severity ! am extremely anxious to Sc
cure to the wool-growors the protection which
JUST execution OF tue tariff will give them. Such
an execution will trust be secured by the in
structions which sbul he given TO The collectors
touching the subject of coarse wool-n regard to
which there Is reason to apprehend that evasions
will he practiced to their detrment unless pre-
vented by timely instructions from your Depart
ment
have the honor to be, sir,
Very respectfully,
Your obedent servant,
WILLIAM SLADE.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-07-21

Caledonia County, Calvin Morrill, OF East ST.
Johnsbury, and Ora II. Crosby of Iiardwick, are
the Wing candidates for Senators. They can be
elected the Wings of Caledonia have the
strength, il they will but bring it on. BY all
means lie, them make vigorous rally, remem.
bering that The Senate is the point where the Wings
arc most easily assaable. a mere handful OF
votes-third party votes, thrown awoy--last year
elected fire locofoco Senators, not one of whom
we believe was an open AMI slavery man, and de-
(eated five Wings, among whom were some of
the strongest abolIioniss in the state. This shows
the power OF few votes, and let that result lead
the Wings to rally all their strength in every coun-
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-07-21
MORE LOCOFOCO AID TO JOHN MAT
TOCkS

The True Democrat" printed at Burlington,
is Initiating, as nearly as possible the scurrilty of
the Tyerzed editor of the Age. We have this
to suggest-John Matocks is son of Vermont,
who was born amid her mountains, and by a long
life, spent not without honor and usefulness he is
known to her people; while this traducer is a
young foreigner, student in the University, and
has not yet been long enough in the country to
cast his first vote. Just such beardess scions of
British stock were wont to reve the Patriot
Harrison; aye, aud we remember that upon him,
too, were constantly poured the polluted streams
Of Easlman's abuse. Let these fellows remem-
Der the result of their reckless and wretched
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-07-21
TO The Secretary Of The Treasury.
MInnTFaupy VI Nav al ISI

MiDDLEbUkf, VI. Mhy OIL, 1910.
Hon. JOHN G. SPENCER,
Secretary of the Treasury.
SIR,-The Vermont Delegation in the last Con-
gress addressed n letter to your predecessor, Mr..
Forward, in February last, relative TO The con-
sruction which should be given 10 the word
"coarse" as applicable 10 wool in the Tariff of The
Both of August last. The letter was referred to
the first Comptroller, with whom had n con-
versaon on The subject, on the day after the adj
Journmen, aud to whom have recently written,
and transmitted specimens Of wool deemed 10 be
coarse according to the meaning of that term as
understood among wool growers aud wooden
manufacturers, 10 be used, It deemed proper, as
standard of the quality of wool TO be privileged,
us " coarse" wool, with the nominal duty Of five
per cent
As the Comptroller will consult you on The sub
ject before giving instructions to the Collectors, |
take the liberty TO address you, and TO ask your
attention TO the matter at your earliest convent
ence.
You will perceive from the letter of the Yer
mont Delegation referred to, to which beg
leave to ask your particular attenton--,hat the
question is one of great importance to the wool'
growers, whose interests were intended to be pro-
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THE WASHINGTON COUNTY CoNveN


Since publishing the call we hive earned ,h.,
me o'd Court House is now pretty we'll filed with
WOOL purchased OF the farmers within the last
few weeks This transformation Of cour,e rom
ders change Of place necessary, and the conven.
uoh viii therefore meet in the Masonic Hall ad.
JOINING the brick church. Ii is convent lent ploce.
and we hope it may be we'll filled by delegates
rom every section of the county Now is time
Tor me wings to be faithful to their PRINCIPLES.
and energetic in their support. The peopIe we'll
know, that nearly all of the neasures of reliof
proposed by the Wing Congress, were defeated nv
treachery yet, from the little which that Con.
gress was permitted to do, they now see new l;fs
and energy infused into the business of the whole
country, giving fair prornise for the future This
TACT IS papable, and should and will have weight.
not ory with the Wings, but with the mass of
our opponents. And there is another fact. dailv
more and more demonstrable: it is tina, the lead
ers, even of New England ocofocoism, are be-
coming the undsgused enemies of Protection
indeed at least one third of them are now den,i-
lied as Free Trade men, Why should not such
"slgns of the times make the Wings more slend
fast in their faith and more and more perseyering
in commenting Wing principles to their oppo-
nents? Let this be our course in Washington
County. We should not despair even of her,
Remember the election of Nov. 1870; let US give
credit for that demonstration to the people of our
county, and take courage. IL should he noted,
too, that our opponents never were so dstrustfuI
may, never SO heartily sick-oi their leaders, as
at this moment. We state not this to encourage
any expectation that they may divide on personal
grounds --they never divide. Our hope is bet
ter-it is, that they may begin to disrust the prn-
ciples and policy which those leaders have led
them hitherto to sustain BE this as it may, Wing
principles are worthy Of all that men can do to
sustain them. Let US not be backward in Wash
ngon County.
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O. To Correspondents, BE patient.

L1cofocoism in Minois.-We mentioned few
days since that the Locofocos in the Chicago dis
tric in Illinois, had fallen into a beautiful family
quarrel upon the subject OF the election of a Rep
resentative TO Congress Wentworth, the regular
nominee of That party, obtained his nomination by
giving publicity to a charge of gross and disgust
ing crime against his most prominent rival. This
accusation was a false and malicious one, AMI III
friends OF the injured party have brought him in %
the field an irregular candidate Wentworth
being the editor of the only LocOfoco paper in the
disl,lct, a new one called The Juliet sigma w,3
commenced, to advocate the claims of the tnird
candidate. BY the following, from the Sangamo
Journal, will be seen The desperate means 10 which
the regular nominee is compelled to resor. to sus-
tain sinking ca use.
Gross Outrage on the freedom of the Press-Lo-
cotoco Democracy carried out-a Press destroyed at
Juliet TO silence It's opposition 10 Wentcorth-On
Tuesday evening we received an extra from the
office of the Juliet Signal" daed June 81, in
which particulars are given verified by affidavit,
showing that the Office OF the Signal was entered
by violence on the night of the 18th June, aud
several portions of the press taken away and Sc
creted for the undoubted purpose OF putting stop
to the publication of The paper until after the cleo.
ton. The editor says that " Mr.. Wentworth was
himself present and seen in close communion with
persons who took torcble possession Of the office
on the evening of the night ON which the press
was mutilale1" The office was up stairs, and the
entrance WAS made ny removing the floor from
the room below. The editor states that there are
mechanics in The place who are able to replace the
articles stolen from the press, and the regular pub.
LEGATION Of the Signal will be Immediately resumed.
The editor adds:
sit is a matter of regret if the friends of Mr.
Wentworth, or any other man, have to resort 10
such means TO afford him support. The laying
facts before the people, should never be feared
that is what we have wished TO do, ami what We
intend to do, be the consequences what they may.
Oar cause is Truth as opposed by corruption, and
we shall support that cause to the extent Of our
power, be il assaed from what means and from
what quarter il may"
This occurrence has produced deep Indignation,
among the moral portion of the people Of Will
county. They hold Wentworth responsible for
this outrage on the freedom of the press, and they
viii administer to him a suitable rebuke in August
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-07-21
WATERBURY,. July II. lS43
L. p. WALTON, ia. Esq,
Committee for the Convention.
=, very respectfully,
Your obe!ient servant,
HENRY +. JAMES.

Franklin County, Wing convention on the 6lh,
and, says the Messenger from the number pres
enl and the ardent Wing feeling Displayed we
were graIiIied to iind an augury that there would
be no hesitation in attempting to restore the coun-
ty to that safety aud honor which can only be
cured by the election Of Wing men to carry out
Wing principles" Alvah Sabn of Georgia, Geo.
Green Of Swanton, and jonathan H. Hubbard of
men, and the Wings of Franklin will retrieve
their honor by electing them.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-07-21
LOUISIANA ELECTION.

The returns indicate that the locos have the best
of it. In tho first district, Sldell, loco is elected
being Wing loss; in the second, doubtful
Wing in 1910; in the 81, Dawson, Tyler loco, is
reelected. The Wings have not brought ont
their strength, and the locos have done it. That
makes the difference. Heed the warning.
POSTSCRIPT.
The second is reported loco by IL majority {;
the 4th doubtful.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-07-21

John Tyier's office holders The True Democrat
of Burlington, "a Locoioco paper-iakes Colonel
Hyde the old Van Buren,, aud now Tyler, Collec-
tor of the Customs at that port severely 10 task
for the manner in which he discharges his duties.
II states that the Hon. VIM. 7. Briggs, who was
appointed by General Harrison, finding that tho
Inspectors Office ST. Adams was utterly usele less,
abolished il ntrey-saving thus in Two years
1920 to the people. This met the unanimous APP
probation of all parties. The Democrat says tina
some time last May Col. Hyde re-. established this
Office, and the same person, who has already
drawn $1,000 from the people for doing absolute.
per annum! Tribune.
More smigranfs coming. Hayre papers men
lion the arrival there of a great number OF people
from Norway 10 tsKo PusS1ss > : :s= l!n'.ed
States,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-07-21

O. We learn that this Hon. JoHS QUIScr Ap-
ANS passed through the Lake on Saturday eve.
ming on his way to Montreal and Quebec. As he
will probably he at Burlington about the. first of
August on his return homeward we hop. he may
be prevailed upon to attend the CONNIE nee ment
exercises and then afford the community an op-
portunity OF seeing one Of our most disiingus hed
and patriotic men. Franklin Messenger.
And why not invite the OLD man eloquent to
take Montpelier in his route home d?
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-07-21

ChHenden County. David Reed of Colches-
ter and Luther Stone of Charlotte arc the Wing
candidates for Senators. Chiuenden, too, is a
Wing county let her remember 1912, and profit
by the sad lesson.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-07-21

10 Thanks TO the North Star for its multitude
oil compliments. To be sure they are strained
somewhat-and so are some of tho editors infer
ences; but we don't mind thar. II the Star gets
no categorical answers from the Patriotic it use
its power of MISUNDERSTANDING upon the resolu-
tons of the Locofoco convention of Washington
county.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-07-21

Modification in Illinois. Two hundred citizens
of Coles County, Illinois, have resolved that no
heed should be paid to the decision of the U. S.
Supreme Court, setting aside the relief laws of
that state They call upon officers to resign ralh-
err Than execute tho decision of the court.