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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-01-29
Respectfully submitted,
HENRI .MeigS, ESQ ,

Col. EdWard Ciark-The opinion formerly en-.
tertained was that sap remained IN trees during
winter. The starch contained in sap becomes con-
verted to saccharne in the progress of growth and
is ultimately consumed in forming the albuInen.
Mr.. .MeigS-Read the folowing:-
The Arkansas banner., 1846-03-18
U. s. WARSHAL'S SALE.

l HE UNI Dl Al LO,
 Us. . C r HE BANK OF THE STATE or ' ARKANSAS.
 ID Y virtue of an Alias Fi. Fa issued in the above 1) entitled case, by the Clerk of the Circuit Court of the United States, on the lst day of November ls45, and to me directed, will expose !o sale, at public auction, to the highest bidder for cash in hand, on Monday the 18th day of Apra, lsi6, at the court house door of Pulaski county, in the District of Arkansas, between the hours of nine o'clock in the forenoon, and three o'clock in the aiternoon of said day, the following described Real Estate, with the improvements and appurtenances thereon, 10 wit: Lots numbered :, B. 9, I0 II, and F. in Block No. ?, West of the Quapaw Line, in the city of Little Rock the same being the lots upon which the ANTHONY HousE is situate: Also, Lots num- bered l, ?, 3, 1, g. and 6, in Block No, 2, East of the Quapaw Line. Leyled upon and taken in Exc. cuon, and will be sold to satisfy the execution and costs aforesad-Where due attendance will be given by me. ELIAS RECTOR, U. s.
 Marshal.
 By s. M. RUTHERFORD, D. M. Little Rock, March l2, 1s46. 27-lw.
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 Administrators Notice.

ETTERS of Administration on the estate of Il Euclid l.. Johnson, having been granted 10 the undersigned, by the Probate court of Pulaski county, on the 4h day of February, instant notiye is hereby given, that all demands against said ,es- tate nrst De exhibited -pfoperly authenticated;-s within ore year after the date of said letters, Or they may ee preelnded from any benefit in said two years they shall be forever barred and preclx ded.
 DAVID B. GREER, .adm'r Feb 9th. I946-226w
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A first rate FARM, lying on the Military road A leading from Little Rock to Texas, and about sixteen miles from this place, and one mile beyond CollegeviIle. This farm contains two hundred acres, land of the best quality-fsty acres cleared, ready for cultivation, and about thirty acres enclosed for a woods pasture Has on it fine new frame biil- ding large and roomy; aisrge Orchard containing the best fruit in the State; good Wel and all the Sta- bias, Cribs afii out Houses necessary for farming purposes. Fences in good order.
 This is the most desirable stand for a house of Entertainment that there is on the road from this point to Red river. Possession given immediately For further particulars persons wishing to rent or buy, are referred to Col. s. M. Rutherford. who lived on the place last year. and now at Colsgeville Terms nrade to suit applications. Apply to
 WM. S. HUTT, } r;ojs Roet:
 4. J. HUTT.
 r.fn- IT, os TO It-ff.
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DENTAL SURGERY. :. C. inform the citizens of Little Rock and vicin- y that he is prepared to perform als operations in the line of his proiesson in the neatest and latest style.
 He can be found at the CITY HOTEL. Little Rock, March IT, ls4e. Z-a
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Pine BlgG, Feb. I6M, IslG.
 Printers fec GI5 30. 2t6w.l
SrATE OF ARKANSAS, !

COUNTY OF ST. FRANCIS.
 NOTICE is hereby given to all persons entitled l V to distribuiive shares, or otherwise interested in the estate of BENJAMIN BEATTY, late of St. Francis county and State of Arkansas, who died intestate, thai application will be made by the undersigned next of kin to said deceased, at the next term of the court of probate of the said county of St. Francis, to be holden on the first Tuesday af ter the first Monday in .aprl 1916, at the court house in said county, for an order of distribution of said estate amongst the heirs and legal repre- scntatives of said deceased. February the 9th. 1916. RICHMOND BEATTY, as nert
 23-6w [pr's fee S5 75] of kin to said decd
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NOTICE to Common School commissioners of 1N the several counties in the Slate of Arhansas. For the want of an appropriation, made by law, to pay for distributing the school books, sates &c, which have been procured and are ready for distri button to the Boards of school commissioners, the Auditor has not been enabled to distribute them ex cept to very few counties; and to those only by wa gons passing on other business.
 II the county school commissioners of each coun- ty, not already supplied with the school books to which they are entitled would meet and authorize the clerk of the county to send an order for the school books whenever an opportunity shall occur for their safe conveyance, it might insure more early reception of the books than could otherwise be expected, without the means being supplied to pay for their special transportation.
 Whatever amount offunds might be in Inc Statc treasury under the constitution and laws pithe Stae no money can be drawn from the treasury bat in consequence of appropriation made by law
 ELIASN. CONWAY, Auditor
 of1 1rkn
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LITTLE ROCK PlHIAhA 11TSDlpwpfNo MISS SARAH H. Ouili
lD T.} I'M m1D N n

... pH0N G0PAu ' VIE undersigned having been appointed frSsy \ tees, have made an arrangement with nl1css YUAil to take the superintendence of ihis insS. tuition. ' The first session will open on MONDAY sHy l6TH DEeEMbER, lS45; aud as the number will De lin. led It IS necessary that ri applications be made as soon as possible.
 The course of instruction viii comprehend aH .ne ,gher branches of thorough English educatisa; FRENCH, DRAWING & FAINTiN0s
 AND AGUgIOs ne terms oi tuition for session of fyo months have been fixed, for Grammar, Geography. History. Astronomy, Moral and Mental philosonhy' Chemistry. Natural Philosophy, Com position, &c.. a,z on nNn, 10 co Ms. 'N" AM PAINTING. 1o 0Q TI {, S5 pV rom ihe tlatteriag character of tie festi,nouiah Wnien yw MISS QUAIL bfings with her from the Washington Seminary, Fenn., we can eonfdenNy recommend this Institution to such yo,.le ladies as desre 10 accomplish their education. Boarding can be had, in respectable families O. moderate ternis.
 T. s. DREW.
 T. ". NEWTON, 1gpsfee.
 A. E. THORNTON, Dec. I5, Isl5 1a-u
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Auditors Office, Little Rock, ! Arkansas 2Ist February lS4G.

STATE OF ARKANSAS, ] sa
 COUNTY OF JEFFERSON.
 NOTICE FOR CONFIRMATION or TAX TITLE.
 Whereas, on the 4h day of November, lSii, John J. Iammett, sheriff of said county, pursu- ant to previous advertisement, sold for taxes the following tracts or parcels of land, viz the of the northeast qr. of sec. 22, of g, in r W, of the fifth principal meridian, containing eighty acres; and the , of the qr of sec 9, $ ST ' W, con taining eighty acres; and the of the W qr of sec 22, 8 s, w. containing eighty acres; an1 the of the qr of sec 22 Ss, W, containing eighty acres; the " ol S qr, sec 22 of 5 s, T W, containing eighty acres; the c of qr, the " of the qr, the " of the n W qr, the " of the W qr, the of the n W qr, and the e of n e qr of sec 2l, in s, r7w, of the fifth principal meridian, containing together, eight hundred and eighty acres and heundersgned Ambrose Hudgens became the purchaser and which said several tracts of land he now holds by virtue of several deeds ez ecuted 10 him by said sheriff, bearing date the tenth day of February ls46.
 For which said several tracts of land, the under signed paid the following sums of money, to-wit;
 Taxes at the sale, $l9 02
 Taxes for the year 1915, 13 75
 Sherff's deeds, 30
 Clerks fees fer recording, B 30
 Taxes for 1916, l3 75
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FLAYaNG, VISITING ANHD
 BLANK GARDS.

FORCE COOK, of the late firm of Ely Smith M & COOK, for the past six years manufacturers of the celebrated BARTLETT CARDS, would inform the public and patrons of the old establishment No Fl Fulton street where he has always been employ ed, that he continues the manufacture of all varie- ties of Playing, Visiting and Blank Cards, hereto fore furnished by the establishments and that orders for various kinds will be promptly and faithfully executed, on application to his sole agents, Messrs. Ely & Latham No Fl Fulton street, at the following prices, usual discount off for Cash, or to those who buy to sell again, viz
 Star, Chain, Dot, Wave, Diamond, Marble and white backs, S36 per gross Harry and white backs 30
 Decaturs do 24
 Elsler do 2l
 Merry Andrews do IS
 Hghanders, No star & marble back l5
 do No2, l2 Enamclled, Ivory and Pearl surface Cards, as per
 the following scale,
 Large, No fifteen Enameed, S5 No thirteen ivory euamelled $i twelve enamelled, $4 No fifteen ivory and pearl surface, 2 No fourteen ivory and pearl surface, Sl S7 No thirteen ivory and pearl surface, Sl 50 No twelve ivory and pearl sur face, ssI 45
 Small, No eleven ivory and pearl surface, Ss4 Noten ivory and pearl surface. S3 50 No nine ivory and pearl surface, S3 No eight do S2 50 No seven do S2 50 No six do S2 g No five do $2 No four do Ss2 No three do $l 5D No two do Ssl 90 No one do sSl 70 NO eleven dO D ot No teH uo 9l 70 No hihe do $l 25 No eight do Sl co No seven do Sl % No six do si co No five do 75 cents. No four do 75 cents. No three do 62 cents No two do e cen No one 50 cents.
 Embossed enamelled cards, tinted and plain beau- tifuly polished, with elegant design as borders.
 PRINTERS BLANK CARDS. Small blanks, (playg card size, No l, 15 pr gross
 No2 do I2
 Large No I, $24 per gross No2, 2l
 Double size small, No l, $50 No ?, 2i
 Double size of the large No l, S75No2,6 62 Also all the above sizes ofevery description to order Other sizes cut to order of either of the foregoing qualities.
 Mourning Cards of varioss sizes made to oIder. Gold d-bordered cards do do
 Gilt-edge do do
 Enameled sheets, cap size, and 20 ty 2f int hes Ivory surface do do do
 Pearl do do do do
 Blank sheet do do do
 Also Railroad and Steamboat Tickets, made to order, of any coor or of different colors as may be desired.
 The subscriber invites all editors of the United States and Canada, who are disposed to fake their pay in cards, and who will send copy of their pa per containing this advertisement, to insert it for three months. GEORGE COOK. New York. Ian. If. l8i6. 26-3m
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To all whom it may Concern.

TT,AkE n6tiee, that on the sixth day of Novcm: Il Der, Eighteen hundred and forty-tfree. at shenfs Sale of land for taxes, held by Willis s. Smith, tire then Sheriff of the county of Clark, at Arksdt.pfia, the following lands were sold, and bought by Benjamin S. Duncan and Harris Flaha- gin, to wit:
 Fractional section nine, in township nine south, of range eighteen west, containing eighty eight acres, for two dollars and fifteen cents.
 Fractional section four, in township nine south, of range eighteen west, containing three hundred and twenty aeres3 for the of six dollars and six teen cents. r. st The west half of the south east daatei of section ten of township eight south of range eighteen west, containing eighty acres, for the sum of two doafs and five cents.
 That said lands were listed for taxation advertise cd and sold as inc property of F. PGgh Davis, as trustee of the Somefviiie Lard Cumpany.
 That on the first day of February, Eighteen hun dred and forty-fve, the said Benjamin 5. Duncan and Harris Flanagin, by writing under seal. upon the back of the S6enfs certificate. transfefred as- signed and set over to the undersigned all their title, interest and claim 10 the said lands.
 That, the said subscriber holds said lands by vir tue of said saIe said assignment, and by virtue of deed made by Benjamin s. Duncan, sheriff of said county. and successor 10 the said Willis s. Smith. Now, any person who can set up any right to the lands so rurchased in consequence of any infor-- nality or any irregularity or inegality conceded with said sale, called upon to show cause at a circuit court 10 De nodeH on ue tnlfu hlohddy or October, Eighteen hundred and forty-six, in the town of Princeton, in the county of Dalas, why said sale so made should not be confirmed.
 RIDLEY JONES. March 1. Printers see, 5 i6 25.l 25-6w. DISTRICT CotkT OF THE UNITED SrArEs,l
 ARKANSAS DISTRICT.
 NOTICE TO BANKRUPTS.
 shafi apply to the Court at As next term, tor pro- cess against all persons who have failed to comply with the rule of the Court, requiring the payment of costs in their respective cases. great nan9er are in arrears, end Mer eases tcst VI alt Prooa0iay be dismissed.
 VIM. FIELD, CLxNxj Feb g, lsl6-24:3,sf
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MACH of my creditors will please take notice, lL that at the next term of the circuit court for Washita county aforesaid, to be held at the court house, in said county, the first Monday after the fourth Monday of .aprii, 1916, Con the earliest day of said term which can be heard), shall apply to said circuit court for the benefit of the laws of Arkansas, enacted for the relief of Insovens Debt ors, approved the 3d March, 1888, when and where said creditors may attend, if they think proper.
 YOUNG D. HARRINGTON.
 Washita county Ark's, March l2th, 1916.
 Printers fec S5 50] 27-4w.
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am yours, Respectfully,
 G. WARDLfNG, M. D.

4A fresh supply Just received and for sale in Little Rock, by Drs H. Haberman, R. L. Dodge and W Tappes Also their invaluable medicines may be had on inquiry in almost every town and village in the Southern and Western States.
 lnareh II, Ia4e. 26-ly.
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Total.

Total, SG2 52 Therefore, know all persons whom il may con cern that notice is hereby given to all persons who can set up any title to said lands, so sold and pnr- chased aforesaid, in consequence of any right; any irreguarity or illegality connected with such sale and purchase, to come forward and show cause at the October term of the circuit court of Jeff ferson county, at court to be holden al Pine Bluff, can, why the right obtained aforesaid, should not be confrmed--inasmuch as the undersigned will then and there move the court for confirmation of his title, in accordance to act of the legislature approved Nov 3d, 1S36 in relation to the confrma- ton of tax titles.
 AMBROSE HUDGENS. Pine BlgG, Feb I6M, Isl6.
 Printers fec 1J5 30 o,.6w1
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Steamboat Register,

ARRIVALS. March 3.-New Hampshire, from Mouth of River. < 6.-Oella, from Van Buren {" 9.-New Hampshire, from Mouth of River '' 1g.-Oella, from ' !" " 7.-Arkansas No. ,, from Van Buren.
 EPARTURES. March 4.-New Hampshire. for Mouth of River. '' 7-Oela, s' {. < |" 10-New Hampshire, '' {. 13-Oella, for Van Buren. l7.-New Hampshire for Van Buren. dg-Four feet water in the channel and rising.
The Arkansas banner., 1846-03-18

Us.
 Adren Howard, defendant.
 E it remembered, that on this day came the AV said complainant, by her solicitors, and presents to this court her petition verified by affidavit pray ing for decree of divorce and for an order of pub lication against said defendants and it appearing from the affidavit of the complainant, that the said defendant is a non resident of the State of Arlan- sas it is therefore by the court ordered and decreed that this application be published in the "Arkansas Banner" newspaper published at the city of Lit tie Rock, in the State of Arkansas, for two weeks excessively, the last insertion 10 be at least four weeks prior to the next term of this court and that if the said defendant shall not be, and appear at the next circuit court to be begun and held at the court house in and for the county of Fulton on the third Monday of April next, and then and tere plead, answer demur to the said plaintiffs petition, the same will be taken as confessed, and decree entered accordingly. The petitioner charges in her said petition, wilu absence for more than one year. next before the filing of her petition. It is further ordered that the clerk make out true copy of this order, under his h nd and the seal of the court In testimony whereof have hereunto set my hand, as clerk, and affixed my private seal, there being public seal yet provided, at office in Sa lem, the 27th day of Feb A. D. lS46
 ISAAC KING, Clerk.
 true copy from the record.
 ISAAC KING, Clerk. March H. 1si6 Printers fee S6 sol 26-2w
The Arkansas banner., 1846-03-18

COFFEE, &'c. LUST received per steamer New Hampshire, 50 sB Bags prime Rio Coffee, very superior article. ALso-full supplies of Molasses, Sugar, Rice, Flour, Bacon, Lard, Sc. For sale low for cash only, by
 VIM. VANCE & BROTHERS. Litle Rock, Mdrch ?, lS46. 25-6w.
The Arkansas banner., 1846-03-18
March F, 1916.
ATILL leave as above

STATE OF ARKANSAS, } COUNTY OF FULTON, h he crcui court of FuAon couniy- Tuesday, 23d
 October 1915. Sarah Jane Howard, by her next friend, John Nichols, complain dRf. 1 DIyoRrE
The Arkansas banner., 1846-03-18

THE cs9sTT sTATs eS ov wA.1S4A ARKANsAs' }ss. Application for he beaef of he Insoluent Debtor
 Act; pending in the circuit court for said county. Young D. Harrington, }
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FOW IsslNT Oix SALE.

OFFICE, LIrTEE ROCK,
 Arkansas 24th February lS46,
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LNEnPooL-ShIp Niasara-z bales md.e Burritt-33
crates hds esrhsawaie cameron, ovc Cos Uis t~ie
Jebra Jummiugs2 do hUcks III NsIaersoors-l pare
cotn Ihvmpsvu Nephew3 bis case linens
ton ~sItSlz ckx sheep SKIN, NJ Leupp cv-4 bales
woo~a waste Arsoid CO.'S do hessians Bsrciay y
balrs o.nabugs 1ooAer co7s bundles 10 "
X titchef-5O macy oou23
Ihds esthenwarc r. Cauiuw ell co55
and Lhaners-zi cra,es eastenware Dove eDba75
iro u W iison cv-iJ bales Caneros Braud
1856 bars BECKER Cothoutl cate earenwarc Il
u co.. nha rarthenwsIe w hainerslsy-l mdse
he4uey bis skls AID leather Adm Bell co42
DIS mdse ~ a Comsock2J bags naIls u w Snieids
goo Uxs thu plates winterio. fper naeck-2 CAS- hollow
x Berran-l3 Casks crses hardware and nvivw
Iownsead, say Biackl nuss mdse Joseph
benz iouimeyy cs mdsc kichaid Waso.2 casks
bedscrews foger Afford cv3 50 bis ndse ID BLAKE
Bud Giliilan co-2t c. nidse Niabee-y nnds e3heI
ware Cauiuwell col pkg stationery Chuch--l do
Y Shea-IV do IL OConnor39 crates .rthehwae Hcary
Wnkey-2 bis .ddings and blankets John ,ihon co22
goods AID blankets Ne,ns Co.'S bates paddugs
Leecn-S do osnabufxs cameron y brsndIl do burt-3
do Dundee linens Joh Gihon COL cask Pat
ncA ev-I0OO0 hire bricks thompson Nephew-3 Cases
mde ~ cs Is pdls Henry Jessop6 c Vi machinery
our-it c. bis mdse IS bis Pig Iess Bros coo
LsoN-bark bachus-u sulphur ~ hhds "a pipes Of
do 1880 emons 1901
rheps-s pkgs mdse TO order.
PALE sobak ssbsils-iia3 brs lemons and oranges 20
tons Driassune Howes, Cooley X 20.
OroKro-brig Ledo-l6o ppes Ium 70 bales corks Ma
thews X Go.
sAGuA IA GRASpE-Brig Mary Perkins leo hhds sugar
10, 2o2 gals mossses How laad Aspinw.il.
IJkKs IsLAND-ocnr kegtua HIll-i300 bushels salt w
Mckmiey-2O green turtles ~ master
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MARITIME HERALD.
Ponr OF NEW YORK, JUNE 8.


Arrived.
to s S's'F s% . Ny w . %S
brig z9oa.e, Of New Bedford io month. with 90 IIl.
g al se%s.s IL %t day. s
May lat 10 n, ship Houqua. bcuad China. MAJ ioth
a % OF s asd 81 au dss s
native Of PoIi,na Maine aged % years !. In,
800 use igers. 10 Martin Brown-bound to Quebec.
Brk Baehu. Mallory ssdass from Lisbon with fruit. 70
Rio, Rio rom Boston for aE.ros, an.
ui 1T 90 lou So TO- spoke ship Scotland Of
Portuguese brig ed, Andre, AZ days from Opoo, with
Brig Mary Perkins,, base; from ssu. La Grand-, May a.
sephs Gray sid days before for Boston. The off
the Hook on FRIDAY last. -
ton rice, &c 10 QUINN 4 Dimoa '"' o"'''e''"
Brig phiun Bamber lreored yesterday from Savannah
Portuguese schr Amlste Jones days from Fayal with
$50 pipes wine to Mariana Hanserden. Sid in company
with ship Belvdere for London Lett brig Harbipge for
Swedish schr Cato, ~ days from Gbrater, Aguirs
with salt, 10 Nc KinIsy Reports brig Laurel Wham
Of aud from Portland for ST Jago Cuba wrecked
gal loss Of the cargo saved The broush, home the
frs, mate and Ssr Of The % sen. By III: sca.u May g.
Ssy s:t .:s'ia SI:
A%s fsmy dd day. kss Baltimore. with md.. to
sshr Thorns, sYdsord, days from Wilmington NC.
Schr Lynshburg, Could days from Richmond. with mdss
schr Clay Chance days from Virginia. with corn 10
Ravens
Two brigs-unknowg.
Bark Helon W Eiedlss iar lilo Jansro; sloop Dale
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BY Last Nights Southern HAIL.
Home Ports.

LEwrs. Del June "A full rugged brig and three topsail
schrs ia early this morning, and stood he barks
bert wala Michigan Porto RICO Iommercs and Home for
burypor for Poland Pearl for Providence; and
Princess for Fall RIVER proceeded this forenoon. The
brig for Portland down during the forenoon
and also stood The reveuue cutter Madson from
yesterday, and anchored the Breakwater
mt the anchorage Nothing sight bound in. Wnu SW,
weather warm.
PHILADELPHIA, June 8Arr British schr Altoona, Krkps-
Trick Bermuda; barge DOLPHIN Lamb, and steamer Bacs
Diamond, Cox, from CID bark John eish Ames,
kg'.sn Jam; bsk Ha,rs. Thompson 1ilden. Barbados;
schs Imperial Richards. Fall River; Mississippi, Jolne
York; fsugasse knudson Darby, Ct; Julia, vangilder,
Boston; CLEOPATRA Burroughs, Haven't Perian, Elliott,
hi,ddls'ogn, ca; Thompson Ccr,os. Fan River; Wave,
Tor. New Haven; Hopewel spear Dorcvester Sarah Ann,
Sharp New York; Elizabeth Beaston Newark u Thorn,
Cravesow New Haven; Delaware Baker rovdence Mary
and Eliza, Sharp. and Edgar Lang Jones, New York; N
Cummings, Mclean York; Gratitude, Stephenson, New
ark
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In most every instance. the above indicates there
has been quite an advance in tho value Of the manuiac
turers stock
The new mills Of the Globe and Ocean company, in
Newburyport, are now receiving their machinery aud
will the manufacture vi cloth OF
the summer aud autumn II will require however, BE-
vera months OF dgen application place them in full
and complete operation The Globe mill when in full
AM sysemstizcd operation will manufacture nearly four
ana halt millions vi yards year. heavy drings and
jeans Nos Ia and ~ two AMI three yards pound;
and the Ocean mill will make nearly two million
OF printing goods No 30, six to the pound The
capital of the Globe mills S2UU 0u0 of the
Ocean $lO0O0O to place them in full operation in.
crease Of the former S3U0U0J will be required and of
the latter 10 $louUOO The stock mills diff
fused very widely In the community, much depends
upon their success. o show the interest the
mtv have in the dividends capital in manuiac-
toriet as well as in the wages labor, the
tact al The s70CUO OF the present capital OF the Ocean
mill company $780, OOO being owned by two gen.
uemeD III Bvston) ned New port, is divided
among seventy hive stockholdcrs being average Of
less than lvUv to each
The Globe mill stock Is distributed much in the same
way.
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SAvArSss-Brg Phiiuraio3 bales cotton Spoord Tiles
toH q LOIS IA bIgnan-sS y X A wetmoie-2s l. X X
r. C1ves-s Centre to-l uuik Duahhm X Dimon--l
WILEY Putnam-i bUi n Buuon-3 pkys bAies cotton
TO order
CHAKLEsror-Brig Emily-50 cks rice II Leverich-i9 do
Ponrr trefes-t9 do 9tes molasses Thompson Jl3o bis
eottoa DraaIssoua Sv5i do Sprague, Kooiasou Coil
IagoldsDy. bosseau Co-t6 bu,rt9 Spoffod, Tiles
ton Cv-9i siiils--i2 bales Sarn \ onderi2 hnds
kaowitos9 cs nise Pumps Lawieac~a do Adams q
Haw,lsor,t a Comsivek-i 1a)lor-i farnee 10.
yen-zJ w Orey-z hsrrer brothsrs- burges striager
X Jo--i Wiley - futasm-l Pane, BuRes Jv--l Miller,
Ripley Cv-t L sicl ny req Lowdsr n Col Cooper
II ~ Wiley Co.'S tiuiks Mrs smith, pkg Bryan
~ bills 10 pAgs " order,