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Smyrna times., 1861-01-17
Interesting Letter from Dover.

Duilness of DOver--The LegisIature--Ano-
'"eT A"Itery Grant--Grand Concert, &c.
DOVER, January, 1861.
Mr. EDIroR:-A bright, cheerful morning,
nothing 10 do. and, being in fine spirits, has
induced me to hold intercourse with an Old
friend. through the medium ofa short le,,ar-
ana now' my old friend. how do yoa these hard
times! For myself, I have arrived az tho
philosophical conclusion that the best wav in
ths world is to adopt an old maxim, stake the
world as 1t 10. and not It ought to be-" Do.
Yer 10 dull unusually SO, for the season and
0Ireunstances-i. E., the presence of the Leo.
Isature. do not think there i. as much busi.
nss' DONG as there was this time year ago.
Inc Bank IS dOrmsnt, and the grain market
wholly inactive. Prices low, farmers unwiIl.
Ing 10 sell, and merchants careless OF buvino
unless 1t be for the purpose of settling off the
last years score. The Legislature is dull.
even to insiPidity-nothing at all is being done
as least of interest, and there are very few
strangers here. La the last day or two. how.
ever, clOse observer might be able to see IN
ms1skeabIe indications OF a plot forming TO
curse our little State with another Io,,o,r
Grant. The WIRE pullers are putting ,he,,
heads together. collecting in groups of two and
thfse' IN out-ot-the.way corners, whisperinps
and careful gesticulatiOns, little kindnesses 10
supposed or really vulnerable members, re-
quests 10 be introduced 10 the same. and. unon
bne realization OF that ardent hope, hearty
shaking Of hands, profound bows, and pressing
iaSitations to " call at No Hotel "
os At "my room at Mrs. --'s just beyond
the corner Of Street," &C., &c. these
with scores of other num5eress symptoms
give unmstakeable evidence that a general
cling OF the subtle machinery is now going on.
suppose that in day or two We shall have
Esp"rt from the President Of the Corporation
that The machine is IN full operation. Cham.
payne. COgnac, Bourbon, Havanas and Nicer.
schaums have become quite an article of i'm.
port during the past week, and the duty paid
TO the Express Company, suppose. will be no
irife. But. Mr. Editor, though these are
facts, ihis is no time for jestng. When the
ssa ef Truth is being dimmed by the thick
gathering elOuds Of Falsehood when Patriot.
ism and Pisty are apparently recoiling before
she bcld. defiant advances Of Treason and Viii
asinlyi when our beloved Country is travail.
bag. as il were, in the thrOes of fat pprOa ch.
ing a,ssoIulion; and when tho future, the
Eeldsn. rosy future. seems 10 promise no single
seq OF hope for our beloved Land ~ soy this
10 no iisas for jesting. but tor earnest, ardent,
sssrgeiic work. Have the people of the little
State Of Delaware become so blind, so given to
spaty, SO reckless of the best interests of their
posisrisy, so utterly careless of the justice Of
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DIED,

On the 7th inst, near Dover, John C. Will
son, aged about 45 years.
On the 9!h inst, in Dover, Virginia, eldest
daughter OF Benjamin y. NAPLES, in the six til
yeur finer age.
Al MIddletown, on Monday, the 7th inst i,
Adele, daughter of Frank and Emma b. Barr,
aged % months and two days.
Thomas Edwards Thurlow, son of Thos. r.
and Susan M. ThurIow, died at Kenton, Del,
l4th OF January, 1861, aged years months
and days.
Smyrna times., 1861-01-17
MORE NEW GOODS

The Subscriber has just returned from the civ win
large ana very extra assortment of GOODS of every
variety, which will be sold u; city prices 10y
The ladies' attention is pa, ticnarIy chilled m hi.
large ana handsome assortment of DRY GOODS con
sIsting OF Satin Stripe BrOdace, Pain Black silks
Cloths, aud worry superior quality nlI wonn RIonn
OeLalnes' Large assortment OfShawls among which
VIII be iound ReversIbles mud Brooches
New ana large assortment OF Ready Made Clothing
-OVeT and BnsIness Goats, Panls and Vests
Also. an extensive assortment Of Boots and Shoos
oil al Sorts and SIZES which will be sold very cheap
GIVE US chance b. cOminglo 10 examine before nur
chnsng elsewhere. THOMAS CARRnvv
Nov 2lst, 1860
Smyrna times., 1861-01-17
100000 GUARANTEE! !!

Buck White Lead and Washington Medal
Zinc.
Blu z y IT ID q $50
BUCK LEAD
lOO pounds will cover much surace as l25 pounds
Of other White Lead.
BUCK LEAD.
Palntlng done with pure Buck Lead is twice az dura
bl as other leadA.
BUCK LEAD.
lS winter and more brilliant than any other known
White Lead.
BUCK LEAD
Is superior TO the finest English White Lead for soft
ness and beauty,
BUCK LEAD
Every Body Should buy Buck Lead
WASHINGTON MEDAL ZINC
Is superior 10 any other ZInc in the World for extreme
whlIenes aud briancy
WASHINGTON MEDAL zinc
Is unrvaled for body covering properly so pounds
VIII do as much painting IS pounds OF other Zinc
WASHINGTON MEDAL ZINC.
haS no equal for durability. twice az long
as other Zinc Paint
FRENCI) RICHARDS d. CO.
MANUFACTURERS,
Tenth and Market Streets, PHILADELPHIA. pa
G-For sale in Smyrna by all Dealers.
Smyrna times., 1861-01-17

TITS common observation ihni there are more
sufferers from debility amodg Americans. then can be
found among any other civilized nation. The reason
sobvious We take too little exercise, aud forget The
wants Of the body in the absorbing pursuits of bus
ness Ia all such cases ordinary medicine can do li
tie good. What is required is just such a tonic and
inygoraior rs Dr. iOslelleT has gwen 10 the world
Smyrna times., 1861-01-17
RE NOV VAL.
Lower the Rent! Cheaper the
GOODS!

The subscriber, having mOl ed to The store b,r.o
formerly occupied by Spruance & Mcu,ar. a,J %'
r'ctiy opposite the Bank Of Smyrna, would rts,ert
iully call the attention OF his cUsicmers lritrds .
me public generally TO his large and carefully select
ed stock OF GOODS, bought expressly 10 suit lhis ma,
ket knowing that CHEAP G0uDs are a Great Cam
iorter to Tins community, he is determined MOI Ia Ls
1nicrscld by any one. Having bought his stock low
lor cash ne VIII sell 1t at very small advance ON
Is Deler thana SLOW shilling" Thankful for the puh
nc generous patronage heretofore he hopes by sire,
attention TO business and fair dealing 10 meri con.
'uahce ol the same. No pains VIII be spared to gI,e
SnliSlacIlo IN every respect. Please call and exam.
me Siock before purchasing clsew here His rent be-
'S only about hall as much as formerly he intends 10
sell goods cheaper r. JoNES ~
N'b'-foULIRY of all kinds. and Country Pro.
duce grhcAally bought al The highest urICes ls
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Mrs. WisaSlOw.

An experienced nurse and female physician has a
Soothing Syrup for children teeIhng, which greatly
facilitates the process of teeAng by soltening the
gums reducing all iniammation-wIll allav all pam,
and is sure To regulate the bOwels.. Depend upon 1t
nolhers will give rest to yourselves, and ree and
health 10 your Infants. Perfectly safe in all cases.
See advertisement in another column.
Smyrna times., 1861-01-17
Great Bargrins i'm
CABINET FURNITURE
FARSON g. DAVIS

FARSON & DAVIS,
No. 339 Walnat ST., second door below Four,b
Philadelphia,
Being anxious TO introduce their Furniture int ,h
market, take this method 10 inform the public thai bav
have large stock on hand, Oflheir ow M mannlactu
winch IL made Ol The best material and wOrkmansh
alof Which they will warrant. Ioar g9Iv
Smyrna times., 1861-01-17

III ms CELEBRATED BIl"FERS. The weak aild
nervous denzen of the cOuhtlng hdse, The exhausted
'ier upon the shOpboard and The Frustrated student
oil the midnight lamp have found wonderful regene-
f''or IN the "BIT'FERS" and prefer it 10 pre-
eniIous but less effective medicines, But ii should
not be forgotten that The agent which is magical
Its influence upon frame which is merely debiliIa,ed
ID equally powerful in assisting nature 10 expel the
most terrible forms Of disease. Whu would not give
Ia ulal.
Sold by druggists and dealers generally every where
STSee advertisement in another COLUMN.
Smyrna times., 1861-01-17
Howard Association.
PHILADELPHIA

a.
Benevolent Institution established by special En-
afflicted with vrulen and epidemic diseases and es
pecaly Tor the Cure Of Diseases OGlhe Sexual OrraUs
Medical Advice given grats, by the Acting Sur
geJn to all who apply by letter, with description of
iheir condition. ase, occupation, habits of life &C.
anu IN cnseS oil extreme poN erIy, Medicines furnished
ireee of charge.
valuable Reports on Spermaiorrhna and other Dis
eases Oh the sexual Organs and on the new Remedies
employed in the DspcLsary, sent to the afflicted in
sealed letter envelopes Tree Of CHARGE Two or tnree
stamps for postage will be acceptable
=, Address DIR. j. SkillIn HOughlOn, Acting Surgeon,
Howard Association, No. South Ninth Street PhiIn.
dolphin, Pa. By order Of tie Directors
>,,,l, EZRA d IlEARFWELL, President.
NEO FAihOhlLD, secfelhry. deeply
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EQUALITY TO ALL-UNIFORMITY OF
PRICES.
A Now Feature in Business

Every One his own Salesman JONES 4 CO., Of the
Crescent One-Price ClOIuhg StUre 6O4 Market street.
above SIXTH PhadelphIa. In oddiIion To having the
largest most varied and fashionable stock of clothing
III Philadelphia, made expressly Tor retail sales We
have constituted every one his own salesman hy hay,
ing marked III figures, each article. the very low
est price II can be sold for they cannot possibly
Vary-all must buy alike. The goods we'll spunged
aud prepared, and great pains taken with the making,
So that all can buy with the full assurance of getting
good article at the very lowest price. Also large
stock of piece goods hand The latest styles aud
qualities. which will be made 10 OIder i'll The
fashionable and hest manner % per below credit
price, Remember the Crescent, in arket street, above
Sixth, PhiladeIDhIa
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Doctor Edward ID. Dailev.

Has REMOVED from Main street to the co..
ner OF MARKET end COMMERCE. stree,s =.
house formerly occupied by Joseph Stay,on.
Smyrna times., 1861-01-17
Ort DcpOst
Planning Mill & Sash Factory

Il Y
We invite the attention ofa persons IN the city or
country VINO contemplate the erection of Dwellings
barns, &C, 10 our extensive stock of Euldug Maize
rlals, IN The rough and prepared for use namely:
DOOR AND WINDOW FRAMES, QCircular d. PiaIn1
BlINDs-VENITIAN AND Pryor,
PANEL SHUTrEks
SAsHEs, (Glassed and not GIassedA
WOoD MOULDINGs
llOT BED SASH,
BRACKETS,
WOODEN MANTELs
NEwEL PosTs, (TurneD
BALLASTERS, rFuncN
BARN ENTIIATSRs,
WINDOW GLASS,
BUILDERS HAROwARE
SASH WEIGHTS AND Cords
HAND RAILING,
CHURCH PEws, WOOD Tune FOR CHAIN PCMP
Also-DRESSED FLOORING:
WHITE PINE, Norway PINE, YELLOW PINE AMI
hEMLoCK, (well seasoned.)
Particular attention given TO the shipment
OF materials 10 all points, with dispatch, by
railroads and steamboats,.
U@-All OF the above we offer as low as the
lowest tor the cash, or approved paper
All orders by mail or otherwise, attended to
with Prompiness, by holland & co,
hoV0 Port Deposit, Nd.
Smyrna times., 1861-01-17
TIN AND STOVE STORE,

SMYRNA, DEL.
,4.H, The undersigned would respectfully. inform
f% his friends and the public that he continues To
SsS3carry on at his old stand, the TIN and STOVE
BUSI NESS in all It's branches where any arm,
Gle IN hlS line can he had cheap be purchas
ca ia The largest cities Also, Japan and Britannia
Ware, always on hand.
ouEE I-IltON work oi all kinds promptly attended
to on the most reasonable terms.
PARTICULAR attention paid 10 Gnitcring and Roofing
Those Wishing any kind Of work IN his line shonId
give hlW cal as he Is determined 10 give satisfaction
by dnIHg good work at small profit
Jn2l J NJ SPARKS
Smyrna times., 1861-01-17
Il. WELLS
L h OF tographic Gallery,
No. 724 ARCH STREET.
PHILADELPHIA

PHILADELPHIA.
One oi the largest and most complete Galleries in the
United States, where The best Pictures knOwnin
inc Photographic art, taken lat prices
no hgher than are paid for miserable
Caricatures.
The proprietor, a practical Photographer attends
personally, every sltllng-and allows NO picture IN
leave the Gallery unless 1t gives perfect satisfaction
DagueffeOtyPes "nd AmbrOlyLes of absent de
ceased friends, photographed 10 any required size or
taken on Canvass life size, aud painted ia Oil bv The
best Artists. = Wv
AT this Gallery pictures can be taken in anv wealth.
er-as uerte6t IN cloudy days when the sun shines
Persons visiting the city are respectfully invited
10 examine our specimens, which for price and oual
ty defy competition.
" Instructions given III the art OF Photography.
X. NEWELL,
GALLERY OF ART,
IA Arch Street, Philadelphia.
COMBINATIONS:
From Hon. LEWIS D. CAMPBELL, Nj. C. Ohio.
My family and friends all concur in the op,nion
That the (NewelD Picture more life-llke than anv
thing they ever My likeness has been repeal.
edIy taken by different Artists ia various ways but
have never yet had which presents SO true to ma
lure all The features and expressions of countenance
this
From Hon. f. JOY MORRIS, late Minister to Italy.
The exquisite finish. beauty and so(lness of our
PORTRAITS cOnJpBed with their durability of color and
iaIlhiulness as hkenesses, cannot fail to commend
them TO the attention and patronage Of all who ap.
preciate true art.
From Col. JAS PAGE.
Having occasion for pOrtait, | procured one from
Mr.. Robert Newell, of the city OF PhIladsphia a
miniature III Oil Coors, under The new process dis
covered ny him. and take great pleasure in expressing
The satisfaction given me- not only by the accuracy
OF tie likeness, but its artistic finish in all resnecs
and recommend HIM to the patronage of those disposed
To encourage the beautiful art.
nOv293m JAS PACE
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Notice to IIOusckCcpcrs.

llOnsekeepers, and all others that love dry Carpets
remember that the undersigned Is now preIIarcd TO
put ON Or furnish them with +. e. Malihewson's Pat
ent Sprung Waalher Strips, for Doors. These Springs
and Hinges all blass 50 that water cannot rust
them. In all cases these Strips insured to turn
SHOW or ram, provided there true Sill or CARPET
strip TO fit on. WM H. START
N. B.-We have a man, who understands The bust
ness, to put them on throughout the State.
sep6-3m
Smyrna times., 1861-01-17

DuIiness OF DOver--'rhe Legislature--Ano-
ther Lottery Grant--Grand Concert, &c.
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FEp. 2G.-on motion Of Mr. Attorney General Stanton,
Richard NJ Corwno Esq Of Ohio, was admitted an al
torpoy and counsellor Of this court
On motion or Hon Lyman Trumbul W. II. L. Wallace,
ESQ Of Illinois, was admitted attorney and counsellor
OF this court.
On motion OF Tpn Samuel +. vinton, B. r. Kendall.
Tsq Of Washington Territory, admitted an attorney
and counselor Of this court.
No ss-Joecb H. Curtis nltintiF the County Of Bl-
w The argument OF this was continued, by Mr.
Black Tor the defendant and concluded by Mr. Ell win NJ
Stanton for the plaintiff
No. SO -Benjo9iD Phelps Q, al plainiiFs IN srvuv
rs LgcntQrs E rion o-This was sub nitted 10
the nderaton Of the Court record and printed
arguments by Mr. Dckey for tho plaintiffs In error and
b. Mr. Cook for the defendants in error.
NO. oo.-Ihdchey a. Hocdrd, TaintiT in error Fran
cn Buqtee-rhis cause argued by Mr. Phillips for tho
painful IN error, and submitted printed argument BY
AI. Clay Tor the defendant IN error.
NO. s9-Josph A. Sheutarn raintiT in error, jacob
ne Cordord al This submitted 70 the con-
sderaton OF the Court the record and printed argu
ment by Mr. w. G. Hale for the plaintiff in and by
hr. Paschal for the defendants
No. 90.-SomUl hdssy q al, paiaisfs IN error vs yo-
the paiuins IN error. anf submitted printed agi-
ment by Mr.. Glover for the de.eudant "a error.
No. 81 Marie Jcefa Cacasos, pittshG IN error,
Manuel 4. eiao Il al This submitted 70 Tho
OF she Court ihe record aad printed ssu
men's BY Mr. W. g. Hale Tor tic painu IN error, and by
Mr.. Hughes FOR the defcndants in error
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Police IntelIfQence.

ALLEGED Dock THmSB CusroDY.-Six stevedorcs
and opgshoreman, named Edward Butler, Felix Brsn-
nan, William Brennan, Jares NcCAhey, Patrick MoCes-
sdy and James Ward, taken into custody ycster.
day by detectives Farley and Eustace, charge OF
stealing goods from the vessels of the New York Liver.
pool and Philadelphia Steamship Company, lying Pier
"A North river In the Of Of the prisoners
found portion Of the stolen property consisting OF
cutlery and ribbons This led To further search and
upon investigation the officers found that n quantity OF
watch movements, valued at 81 300 had been sold
weller in Houston street by another OF tho prisoners
The property was recovered and subsequently identified
as having been stolen ffsm the steamship company's
wharf The prisoners all taken 10 Police Head
quarters and locked up.
Tm KING inF SWEETS TRormE An irrepressible
Oakley known the "King Of the Sweeps was taken
into toiy yesterday morning by Sergeant Jour.
dan, Of the Sixth precinct charge OF having stabbed
mulsto girl named Mary Mitchell The royal offender Il
appears, actuaed by motives Of jealousy attacked the
inoncrsivo Mary in her apartment at No 90 Centre
street. cutting and dsngurng her face in shock ing
nor ms demonstration over the sweep fed 10 his den
on tie Eve Points, but Jourdan fcrreted him aud
btouRht hn up BE- fore Justice Kelly Tho stated
that bis name wasJohn Murray. but that he better
kn WI by his regal title than by any other Tho officer
gave the fellow very bad character, and said there
we're three OF bis wastys brothers in the state prison.
The magistrate decided to lock mp the prisoner until the
complainant should he well enough b. APPEAR IN court.
CoRlrcnos. MIR y. o. Flood, who arrested some
days ago charge OF being editor OF the CRY life,
wishes US to state that the charge pteorred against him
ton with that sheet but not in tho capacity Of editor or
proprietor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-02

Italian National Oommtttee in New York..
THE 6ARIBALDI FUND.
10 n PAsrAoAIpi Esq, 81 Pearl street, New York;
Ireceived In due time your draft ON London, dated
Sept IL $780, for f5s3 las "a, equal 70 81 500 o. the
result OF contributions collected by the committee Of
which you are the treasurer Please tender the express
sion OF the gratitude Of Italy 20 those who have con-
ributed for her emancipation, and request them con
tnue in the generous work until our enemies shall
trely disappear from our LANDAU event which will,
hope make glorious the Italian history Of 1851.
CABRERA, Feb. !, 1851 d. 6AhibALDi
The above extract Of an autograph letter Of Garibad
contains receipt OF all the contributions received and
forwarded by the above committee composed Of Botta,
p. Fabhri, NJ Pastacadi, g. Albinola, Dr. g. Cocoa
rni q. fahoricott E. j. Fabbri, g. Negrett g. Valerie,
and g. Gani The same committee have on hand several
objects of ne arts contributed for the object and
they are waiting for the events TO make new appeal 70
the friends of Italy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-02

Before Hon Judges Cerke r. J.) Sutherland and Allen.
FEB @-The People Us. James Eariga The prisoner
was convicted in November 1860 under tho Fraudulent
Ticket act, and ia nowin State prison. Mr. 0,ey Hall
1gaed In arrest OF judgment this morning. aod for his
discharge, on the grouId OF defect In the Indictment
being omission OF the words "ffom any p)rt,n conoad
ing that In statutory oeDco~ all the Of the statute
must be Inserted lie also argue that there was fatal
variance between the ticket described IN in1icnsut
and that produced in evidence District Attorney Water
bury answered for tho people, that the alleged defect
was cured by the verdict, and that the Variance We
immaterial. The Court seemed decidedly axasust the
people on the argument but reserved their decision.
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constitutions o the United States passed. the House Of
Represent asves BY twothrds voss-l33 yeas to IS
nayss-
nhat no amendment shall be made TO the constitution
interfere within any Stale with the domestic
Thereof including that Of held servi-
tude by the laws OF said State"
The following In part st OF the various compromises
that have been proposed throwing out those lhs Peace
Conference.
1-Cochrane's.
2-Jt hnson's.
3-Crittendens straight.
4-Cfistendens, with Powells amendmenA
6-Crittendens, with Clark's amendment
6-Crittenden's with Bglers amendment.
7-Doughs'-three.
8-Hheridge's
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF Thirty three.
10-Washburne and Tappans
u-IOve and Hamilt0ns.
12-Burch and Stout's.
13-Charles Francis Adams.
M-Thos A. Nelson's.
l@Tay lor, Phelps, Rust, Whiteley and wnslow'a
16-Thos B. Florences
l7-Kellogg's-a smash up Of the Chicago platform.
49, Border States.
19-Vallandigbams.
2O-Crittendens with the Virginia amendment, allow
ing transit Of slaves through free States, offered
soothing syrup fer North Carolina, &c, &c.
For CTutenoen stragnt l6I BOO
For Crittenden with Powell 1880
For Gittenden with Biger. 102 500
FOR Border STATE. $3.50
Iota. oSI 900
Against all compromise. IL ,S75
Total in favor of compromise. .s75, e25
We arc now within two working days Of the close Of
this Congress-, and where and how do we standS Let
posterity answer.
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Sopremc Court--General Term.
Before Hon. Judges Clarke n. J Sutherland and Alles

THE BOONE COUNTY FRAUDS.
FIN 2S-ln the matter If Jos. r. cd-Tbis case has
been before the courts for time Application
made on Monday last for attachment against tho po.
lice officers for refusing bring Sweet IT,
pears that under another order Sweet who s charged
with ferRery in indana, removed to that state The
General Tenn refused the order for attachment against
the police officers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-02

AN EARrHouAgE.-The Newark Mercury says that two
distinct shocks fet in that CITY
Tuesday, about In BoomGeld bells ruug a1d
houses shaken IN Orange doors shaken 10 AMI frc
wbo 70 Paterson, Belleye and other pisces there were
similar phenomena
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Total 10 4es s25 $40 600 $50 oes 600 81 aie 13,14l

The above includes the boot and shoe making business
ut Natck, Stoneham, Marlboro, Hoilntop HDrklnt,n
and the Readings and the slaughter houses ut Brighton
but does not include the Navy Yard the prison at
ChaTlcatown.
The towns OF Lincoln, Dunstablc Belmont, Roxboro'
and Lexington have Embellishments whore The pro
Ducts are 500 annually, and not included Ia the
above list
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Manufacturing Statistics or MiddIesex

The following table, compiled from the recent
returns gives the number Of manufacturing establish.
mens in the several towns and cities In Mddesex
ty, Mass, with the amount OF 2ita invested annual
value Of products, and the number Of aud women
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-02

Crysus Missouri Tho ~. Louis papers contain tho
results Of State " Missouri taxcn in August
last two months after the United : atss census ans
taken comparison Of the two shows some curious ro
suits as follows