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TO PRIN TIE r. s.
/. - HALLS
COMPOSITION ROLLERS

rTVHE HEsUBsCRIBER, AFTER TWENTY
n FIVE years experience as practical printer,
York Tribune h B produced composition for rollers
which can not be eIcelled either ir economy, dura,
contains no moasses, but Is made from No. extra
refined 4O-cept glue, loaf sugar and honey Rollers
as tho ordinary ones. They win not run down 4
summer, and are especially adapted for xylogrspnl
kes' MT 70 be Obtained nom the ordinary ones.
RSSTs made G% shiS .EsS w aS oDe
they take up all the ink and leave it in the righ
Place The composition vii be sTas m TsstiSpS SsSIea S"h
use to any part of the country at the rae tS oa
rate per pound Card or Proof Rollers, 50 cents each
Printers sending orders from distance, aceompa
their once that each order may be most setIsIacto
Enquirer 0fhce, Cincinnati, Ohio
This is 70 certify that have used the Rollers
ufactured by Mr. Geo. Hall, and find them superior
aud more economical than those manufactured from
the ordinary materinls ,,,,,,,r,,, 49,.
7 iJtti4 ht B Cincinnati Daily Press Once.
chserfully recommend the, Rollers made BY Mr.
Geo. Hall, believing them 10 be more durable thar
auy, others have or heard Of. shall bo happl
which havein SS99p:stsnt Sps use ssopov p-...u,..
6I1cinnat hHpSSIS Daily Times rTSss3a oie
TIVE FsEw GTAARP YUhk q tl9RRbossEE tk9IRAREb9osEHAaI Fson
American Royal Mall CompanyB S[f/IHSIuPYV
Screw Steamers, A US IRA LAsIA AN, SK4H&4akS1e3%s -
3,l0O tuns Capt. Hockey; ETNA,
2,i0O tuns, Capt Anderson; JURA, 2400 tuns, Capt.
Moody KEDAR, 2,3O0 tuns, Capt. Cook and Other
magnificent and powerful steamers, will sail from
New York every alternate Thursday for Liverpool,
calling at Queenstown, to land passengers and dis
patches. -
CAB1N-S55. Children under IL years of age half
price; tnfaats free; The Cabin Passengers will have
table amply supplied with fresh provlsivns Of the
best quality. Alt Cabin Requisites with beds, bed
ding, towels, &C. are provided by the Company.
Wines, spirits and malt liquors can be obtained on
SrBERAGE-S3O. Children under l2 years Of age
have to provide themselves with BEDS bedding and
towels also knife and fork each, one tablespoon
one teaspoon tin plate and one drinking can.
They will 30 allowed provisions of the best quality
as much as they can eat cooked and served by ths
Company's servants aud each passenger will be sup
piled with three quarts of water daily. Persons
wishing TO send for their friends can obtain eerti
Gates of passage.
under IL years half price; under year S5.
From Liverpool to New York $40 for adults
children under IL years half price under year 81
These Steamers are built Of iron, in water-tight
compartments, carry each an experienced surgeon
and every attention Ia paid to the comfort and &C
commodation of passengers. As they proceed direc
TO Cork the great risk and delay Of calling at St
Iesn's is ayoIdsd. For Passa%ge, % apply to GOODBYE
Or to our Agent, WIN b. BARRY CO,
jyl0 Cincinnati, o.
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Firemen's Insurance Co. OF Cincinnati,
INCORPORATED 1882.
CASH 800 900
CASH SURPLUS, June l, ,lS60................ $1,000


CASH SURPLUS, June l, ,ls6O.-.............. $4,000
DIRECTORS FOR ls6O-l.
Edmund Dexter, Jacob Traber, ]. =. Tweed;
James Calhoun, p, Wilson, Robert Andrews,
]. D. Minor, Jno Whetstone Sam. ]. Hale,
P. A. White, J. 7. Warren, George Wiltshire.
This Company now offers the most perfect security
to its In Its capital and surplus, and
character for PrompptncsssI p iH g9ying lSssss
II commends itself to the citizens Of Cincinnati In
being HoME COMPANY; what pronts 1t makes belong
and circulate IN Cincnnati and do not 60 abroad
TO- fill the Golfers Of capitalists In Eastern cities.
Merchants, Man ifacturers aud Mechanics having
Buildings and Stock to insure, will please give us Is
call.
Ofice in Company's building, northeast corner Of
Front and Main-streets, second story, entrance on
Front-Btreet II. Il. SPENCER, Pres't.
g. II. GARTER, Secy.
N. B.-Persons desiring to insure In CHEAP Com.
pany, without regard to soLvEHoY, and who think
one office about as good as another, need hardly
CALL II H.... ie2T.bW2dp
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HAvRE, June 29.-Cotton firm at 95f for
New Orleans tres-ordinaire and SO for bas.
The sales of the week foot up $4,000 bales.
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New ORLEANS, July "a block of twenty
one houses of four stories each, in the Fourtl
District, was burned on Saturday. Los
$50 600 ..
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By Frnncis Copentt, Now York B. A. Rollo
Cfncinnati Hickey, Mallory 4 Co IN 81
This yolung- elegant in ihateriai and typo-
graphy contains seven well.written stories, enti-
tied respectively; "Tho Raven Seeking Dinner
Under Difficulties" Charlotte May "The Admir-
atty Papers," "a Day in the Dead Letter ONCE"
aFiro and Edith.n The stories srtisticslly writ
tep and the interest is well preserved to the end.
The book will be favorite.
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When an actor "brings down house,
where does he take II TOT
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MARRIHD.

REED-BRIDGEMAN.-In Kenosha, Wisconsin,
Monday evening, July 2, by Rev Mr.. Mcnamara,
Mr.. VIM E. Reed formerly Of Cincinnatl,) TO Miss
u. A. Bridgeman, all Of Kenosha. 'H'
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NAArASihAs enesP IiO'uis'' - @ :" Ye'su
- a., ,on c.n,, John.on,. .os,s,v
49,, ...s ~. W y 1''''''' ~
piBA The finest Pictures In the city can be had at
j. P. BALLS Gallery, No. 90 West Fourth street. 3.
Z f5,srf,- ------s----- a. rqrrf. sf
pV- a. A, EYsrER, Clocks, Watches and yswelry,
Nos. Si5 aud I'll Heatern-roW.r rlUl rlu'riri nfd
.z- l,.,,,,,,,,i, t,.tsrv ,.o,ns. ron
ii NJ. zs..I. ~. .ia.a > -1'' = i ,ao- az
$3.50 '''''''' - -. .aie1il a118if ~
AZ. !, ~. u
,.,sa,', ~ va =, %
0Oi"ei i''' mary any man INV 49, ''''e
ns- If vou v,ant n GOOD pietrre call N tbs aouth
,os, cov,.r of s,,th.s,rset and flan,,.i,v v.n,,a
pic,re. t.ep and mt IN nice vilt frames fo tvantv
:, - =, - ! -,
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oV- a. A. EYsrER, Clocks, Watches and Jswelry,
Nos. sis and III westernfrow. 1l qni0iri ars
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% The finest Pictures IN, the city can be had at
J. P. BALLS Gallery, No. 30 West Fourth.street. 3.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT.
TO Consumptives.

WIENIATQGENIC sYRpP.-WE HAVE
celebrated remedy for jthe prevention and cure q
~ " ,s sna SeHeT,n ~ sre hStantl,
benefited by this remedy. Persons wishing this
P'op'EinDS EDWARD sokNLxE 4, CO., praegists,
y North-east corner Fourth and Main-streeb'
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sB- APrItoArE's mammoth Gallery, corner Finh
and Main. Mark the place. jeq-H
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ss-cARrrsrrR's cheap Pictures, % Firhistrset,s
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ss-rrorynrs for ton cents. IoAn1ons, Gallery,
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HoMH INTEREsT..

So olothrAs roag.s,sd and rSBsiisd, ,. Third.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

t.GS FUNERAL, NOTICEzzTHE OF
i&eSSS5 4 EIoERg and and Mem5eeTs Memd5eeTs & cf the FIRE: i
F re Department in general, are hereby notified to
meet at the Hall, south, west = corner Of Race and
FERNoQNsatl o'clock, for the purpose Of attend.
ing the funeral Of Mr.: j. B. Hanselman, late En-:
the President LEWIS GUELIpH, Sec'y.
jyll-a ..tf4...r.... ft.rIJ. lch. Times.l
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pS- II you want good Picture, call at the south
west corner Of Sixth-street and Central-ayenue
Pictures taken and put in nice gilt frames for twenty
dve cents; In for twenty cents. Bring on the
babies-you are sure 20 get good likeness
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1--WE BEG TO INFORM OUR
B~Ga friends that we shall resume business at
tho old stand as soon as we can repair damages,
table hat. w J.C, TOWERS & CO.,
je27-H llu" No. lA9 Main street.
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THos. WINTER, Pressneu,
Cincinnati Daily Press Ohce

cheerfully recommend the Rollers made by Mr.
Geo Hall, believing them 10 be more durable thar
auy others have seen or heard Of shall be happl
to show any person a pair manufactured by him
which have In constant use.
CHAS. s. GEORGE, Pressman,
jy2-m,W,f am Cincinnati Daily Times Office
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Artificial Teeth,
NOTICE OF ASSIGNMENT.

IL POINTED and quAlife by the Probate Court
as Asslgnees Of Henry, Moss for the benefit Of his
all having claims will p. esent them, duly authsnti
'assd isii.sIaw: e W. hMAfHHEAt IA Il MAoR RRuoHmAN oHmAaN
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
Three Days Later from Europe.
ARRIVAL or THE ARABIA.

Great Agitation at Naptes--Attack on the
French Enbdssador-Ndpies in a State Of
lSisgs-InaWgurdtion Of the 7ri- CoIor--A
New NeGpoltda Ministry, ID +. .tff
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This Is TO certify that have used the Rollers man
ufactured by Mr. Geo Hall, and find them superior
and moro economical than those manufactured from
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yTHE, .GggHAsA.RD, gHs. Ik,lBINgEsaosTEAAI FROM

via Queenstown British and North Atrk<k
American Royal Mail Company's >L/6SR4IY1N
Screw Steamers, "A US IRA LAsIAN .SK44x44kkkk
3,0O tuns, Capt. Hockey; ETNA, s7--.&
240O tuns, Capt. Anderson; JURA, 24OO tuns, Capt.
Moody; KEDAR, 2,3O0 tuns, Capt. Cook and othei
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-20
Iouf regular Correspondent.
FROM pOuJ HUDSON.
them

DsAR tpNrr .--
Thi citizens Of this Font, have
learned with much pleasure, that n
bill is now pending before the Gen.
cral Assembly Of Louisiana hnv.
iusftor ia object ~ appropriation
Of 10000 out of ANY money in
the Treasury, not otherwise appro-
rfiated." ~ aid the state of Vir-
ginia, IN paying for the needfui
amount IT desperate lighting done
q few NORTH ago, to- pat down n
terrible insurrcctipn If five negroes
and three white mcH, and iuf The
hanging Of few of the Same
The Bai Keepers Benevolent rs
sociaiiop, had meeting last night
aud resolved 30 give Charity
Concert on the goth iust, as an
evidence. hat "tbe cause Of VII
gina. is the cause If this Portp-
Professor Crnzy. has boon engaged
IT, preside nj the Piano forte. and
viii do ny IN his best style Lucie
de bammermoor and Rob,er Come
ny II gu can. Front seats for the
lad;e
The Club" is doing remarkably
we'll During The past year not one
single membrr.has Withdrawn, to go
BE way Of dusty death This 10
the cause Of much mutual congrat-
ulatiun On the part uf the mem
bcrs. Yours,
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-20
sHgLLy's srAH BAeAssr FURNACE

'I'Hr UFDrRsieNrp Would respectfully In
i 1ite heatieniion ~ parties Interested 10 his
IMPROVED bApAssr fuhNACt.
whlrh has been 10 use f,r the last three vasts.
giving entire sffNfseiinn ~ every rsea.
tuf further INCARNATION w relation ~ the NJ.
GRAFTON ~ my Furnace plea co refer 10 the follow
Ing naned planters who hsveii IN use
BfNIAHiN HEhtfttx, ESQ ftetviits.
COT, r.g " hUtLEn, DO.
NON v. nUrur, DO
o. liz. q. CLEMENT De-.
Messts N A. W. MUHnrL. 10
MICHAEL sctlLATRE, Req. 10
Mts . HunrnTspN, do
tuiiN A. pARpANfF do
nAhRinNFAUN \ llrnrnT 10
rtLESTlNt iAhLAVr. rsa, Do
HnN. Wits TAYtOn, Assumption.
Messfs. T. - nuRHANR, 10.
JAM y LANDRY dc
Messss pAYpNFpHf 4 FoHb aoan
hessts btnAsA PpBiCHEAtx. dnS
W. A. sHAFtR, Esp Terrebonne.
col W n WHITEHEAD, 81 Chstlss
Us T. Nv NOLAN West nation Rouge,
WI. FOhT. rsg. West Fsiieisr-
Orders fer Furnaces nust be given early. as On.
" limited humber will he contracted fpr. az
eurefintsnd The erection ~ ssrh futnsee IN person
tpt further information address
EVANS SHELLY,
isnlp fA Plsquenihe. lbe'vills. Ia.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-20

H-The settlement Of the Thorn.
dixie will case has air esdy been an.
noupced. The Boston Courier says
that il Is understood the contestants
have withdrawn rom futber litigation.
uudes an indirect arrangement by
wbicsthe provisions cfthe will against
them will be TO solHN extent evaded.
and that they will receive from the
favored devisees $4,000.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-20

lSAueuRArios BAii.-Great pre-
parations are being madeSio have
this affair transcend anything 81
the kind gone before. II will. we
learn. comp III IN The large dining
saloon If the Louisiana Institute
for Muics and the Blind. Az uur
fellow citizens are one and all IN
terestej b. having this matter
come on aud come oil IN proper
s,yle, we are pleased to notice that
our most excellent, worthy. good
looking and wi,hal, voD@s Mayor is
at the head Of the movement
g Young ladies, delay no time 10
make ready. The tickets will he
At your doors Tomorrow. Monday
night next il The time
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-20

HAFF w FN"fhf wa Nflf"lHk kF'NNs NhfHN fH"I
ME, 10 dealers and Families, ei,hs, q, wholesale
or all, on favorable terms spd al reasonable
prices.
In every variety. ~ noxes -i0i Bores, 10 n
boTes, or Wy the single posnd or plug.
sEgARs.
CaKadorss. Candad, Coaehas. ffpars ronehss,
sicolimini. Tsrpras. Una Mina. Dismsntas, La
tanas. bondres. rrinsadas. st'TSe.
BRANDY.
oia Iissasssay, 1876. 0A ns,,n Oh sszs,se.
Oh London Doo OIsrd. Dupuy % Jpngworths'
Oatawba. Eighth's Imitation. n
-wHisKY q
old Scotch. OLA irish do i-arbon, Rye. ola
Robinson County. Tennessee. Common Reoiihed.
ctAhEr "a
Allied Mor'op's MarrssusC
do do Jeovilis.
Faint Jalisu Ne'ioc-in borss or by the bask
BOX GOODS.
Oh Brandy Brandy Cherries. Champagne Cider
quarts and pints. Assurted srapdy fruits Assert
I'd Cordisis. Lemon syrup, FlsvoripR Extracts.
PICKLES AND KErCuUPs.
In gallon jars. haf gallon quarts and pints, wal.
nut Ksicbup Tomato Ketchup. Mushroom kateb.
up. worcasisrshirs Sauce, John EulI do. PaOli
sapos. Pepper saucs.
y sAHDINEs. OysTERs VIC.
baltimore Cove Oysters. s,kfbss IN quarter,
hatfapd whole boxes, Salmon, etc. Mscks,al In
Kits aud Barrels.
ALB AND PORTER.
In pinis and quarts.
PRESERVE. FRUIT, ETC.
Red Current Jelly and Jam. RssbayFy Jelly ana
Jam. Strawberry, do, Preserved Peaches, Ginger,
Green Cages, Ounces. &c.
FHEsU FRUITs.
Peaches. Strawberries, Rssbsrriss, Blsokbsrries,
&C.
yEGETABLEs.
Green Corn, Green Peas, Asparagus.
TEAS. ~
large and varied assortment In Ghosts, alt
chests, pounds, half pound and quarter pound
packages.
We slso have In store our usual assortment Of
Western goods. consisting Of -. -
FLOUR, BACON, PORK, LARD. CHEESE, BUT
TTER. PICS FEET, &C.
Crushed. Po~dsred and Brown sugars, Rio Cof-
fee Old Government Jaws, soap, Candles, Oils,
ote, .te. FOR sale BY
,.sl7 Q BARBEg 4 BENJAMIN.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-20

DiMENsIoNs 90 ANciESr STRUCTURE
m. Nincvch was FIVE miles long,
\ wide. and 20 miles round, with a
wall 100 feet high, and thick en-
ough for three charriots abreast. .-
Babylon was fifty miles within the
walls, which were 50 feet thick Sad
300 feet high, with 100 brazcn
gates. The temple Of Diana, ut
Ephcsus, was 420 feet to che Sup
port of the root. 1t was hun
dft9 years IN building. The larg-
est Of the pyramids is 4Sl feet
high and Ga on the sides ; It's bass
covers II aires. The stones are
about 30 feet IN length, aud the
layers 20S. 1t employed $4,000
men in bulldapg. The labyrinth Of
Egypt contains 300 chambers and
81 halls. Tbebcs, in Egypt, pres
ents ruins 81 miles round, and 100
gates. Charthage was 20 miles
round Athens was "a miles
round, and contained 359,000 citi-
zcns and 100000 slaves. The tenn
pie Of Delphos was so rich in do
nations that il was pluDdered Of
$500, 600, and Nero carried Sway
from it 200 statues. The walls Of
Rome were IL miles round.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-20


TnE lNpusrpiAL fAise-We have
scSn letter from the Secretary 1T
Wsr, IN answer To- note addrcHp.
cd him by the Hon Th51, q. David
son, granting the mem6cS of the
industrial Fair Association. per.
mission to hold the same. ON the 4.
$. Barracks grounds. north of thip
city. A more lovely and interesting
spot--wiih ample toom Tor 30, 900
persons could not be found in the
State. From present Indications.
there will he larger number Of
our fcllow-citizcn from all parts Of
the State, here in March, than ever
assembled before 10 Louisiana on
any similar occasions.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-20

s1-The Morse telegraph patenl
expires in 1861. and will then be free
to The public. 1t will cause considcra-
bic extension Of telegraph lines, and
will give rise TO good deal OF com
petition. n
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-20

leaus, who have been remarkably
well posted-indeed, some decis-
ivns have been anticipated 10y
them.
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TfDu SALE.

TWO likely negso men, one aged about
! ", the othetJg2 years. Also. two
Mules, and one Cart. For particulars, APP
ply nj the Drug Store Of
deeg0 " v. tiEUDE A. co.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-20
LADIES suoE MAKING,
jor. Of Third and Florida Streets

'I'Hh undersigned h-es lpave ~ irfnrin the
y ladies of Ration Rouge thst he 10 nov pre-
pared 10 make to order Ladies Misses snd
uhilhren's hooiees and shoes orders promptly
attended N pDuN ,r,,s
jrng0 0 One dnnt South ~ poe, tHee n
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-20
Plantation and Negroes for Sale

A PLANTATION on Bayou msrsnxoin, IN the
N Parish 81 fbervfiIe, containing RIA ar
penis $50 cleared, and the balance we'll timbsr-
ed. Also 10 good seclimatsd hands. The Plan
tatlop ian be- purchased With without the ne
groes, Said plantation IL sbost mile from the
Baton Rouge Crosse Tsts and Opeiosszs Railroad,
on the south side.
For further information spply 70
JOS. n. Y0UNa,
jans-lmssw. koskDALs r. o.
Advocate copy fmdsv.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-20
OYSTER SALOON.

HAiNg REFifTkD ths popular
i stand on Fiofids street, knovnFM IA
es the utM SALOON, I would re. \As1
speetfull lnfpr'n .,s public thst Ism ~
nov fesJy 10 SECS tsem IN The ys,y best tsssi.
ble manner, The Bar IL we'll supplied With she
very hest Wines. Liquors. and Sgsss ana three
superior billiard Tsbies. Of Niehsei Phelsn's last
sud most approved make with Continuation
Cushions, viii he found on The second floor -
Oysters q, all hours. In every style for single per
Sous ~ parties. Lunch every day IL II o'eloek.
janiitf OLIVER yOrTs
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-20

A NEw Paoctss oF PArER MAgisa.
A large factory. capable Of making
thirty tons Of paper per week, has
been erected III Bordeaux. The pa
per is to1be made Of African plants
by tho process Of Mr.. I1ourpeviallc;
fifty tons Of these plants are required
Cor thirty tons OF paper The invent
or has now small mill 1T Marseilles,
IN which he is making two tons per
week. ut thirty per cent less thar pa
per Of n similar quality can be made
for from rags.
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PICTURE FRA MES,

I OsT.-A pair Of gola 800
- spso,aoles. in les,hsff0 ~
oase. The finder will leave ig4n at this
office, W here they will be properly com
pensated, and obiige tho owner.
Janis
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-20

tiIsropy or Clock Maxine. Mr..
Camp, President Of the New Ha-
ven Comm Clock Company, in a
recent speech at n supper, said
Clock making was commenced
about 1915, by Elias Tery, of Ply.
mouth. who made q wooden clock
Dwhlitling out the wheels with q
knife. The running was regulated
by n heavy bag of sand. aud was
wound mp by ball at the other
end Of the cord. Terry used to
make two clocks, swing them across
his horse, aud ride ut in search of
n market. Very soon he intro.
duccd the use of brass movements"
using old kettles. because brass
was scarce. When he undertook
to make two hundred clocks. PEG
pie laughed at him, they thinking
II would lS impossiblt9o sell them.
In 1898 Hon. Chaunccy Jerome
the business, and with
progressive improvements the bus.
mess now stands more perfected
than any other in the county. In
1929 n wooden clock cost Sill
now much better one can bc
bought for 81 SO. In 1851 the
New Haven Clock Company com.
nenocd to make castings. Then il
was thought wonderful that il
turned ont 10000 clocks annually
In the year just ended the company
turned ont $50. 900 complete clocks
and $4,000 finished movements.
-~..s
ANOTHER NicKsBuRc EpiroR Krurp.
A dispatch to yesterday mornings
Advocate says:
w. ID. Roy, editor of the Vickshurg
SaR, was shot by D. J. Shepherd, at
the corner Of Washington and Clay
street The ball entered near the
heart, killed him Immediately.