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= LErket sirOcg.
QuotstIons OF tha princinal f,o.l .nd ca.l ID.

The following are the receipts of Coil OH ss
his port to-day Crude, $40 barrels; lteilnce
20 barrels. I.
The following are the receipts Of Plpur AZ 4
rain OF this port to-day :-Fiour, I511 bSia
neat, 600 Bushels Corn, 5000 bushels; Oats
a 700 bushels = Il I q.
The Chicago Tribune OF Monday says:-Hrhs
eek closes on q duiet money, with con.iIoncs
illly restored. no man now questions tho s.a-
ility Of our leading bankers, aud the aggregate
leposits with them to-day are larger thAu thy
ave been AZ ary previous time dHing the ldst
T months. 70 wants but those OF Legitimate
G-Hctar will receive their recognition. fhis .
I'll uudera.o0t. AID does aEsy With persJnal
sfusul."
The Rev York 7Srgss this morning says -
"The rttempt of ths Jopperhead sheets 10 make
-ut the public debt Is Increasing at the rate Of
'1ree million dollars per dsy, IN contradiction C.
,itcal statements, merely on the ground OF tho
rppr0pristiOls that have bee1 made, wOnld
ardly deserve notice but for the fact that Uacv
-deGyor 20 40 this upon tho qnLsI.olncsl
tgta furnished py she annual OonCrcss ional
appropriations, and, quoting beee, aslur,e that
aO entire snouns is raised By borro ING, ignor-
ug the fact tha. leIge suus Of rroney arc IalseG
~ taxation Jnte:nal Revenue receipts flcn crs-
loms, and other so1rcse. Tho ayersse increase
of the pablo 5sb. aimee July. la5! IS, as was
stated CAY or two since in the ~ eS, VIZ.
~ SOC, 600 per diem, aud DO more. " the fact
shat the Administration spends less than Is apprG-
pTiatcd by law 4 feather In their cap, the cce
pcrhCG ds arc welcome 60 wear t.
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CAPTURE OF FORESTS TEAlS.

Our Forces Between Him and ts,@ .St,yr.
Yesterday afternoon General Bradley, ia ,o0
mand at bridgeport, telegrsphed 20 c1eUer..'
Wagner, stating that the gunbost Gs,.oTslTt2 Q.
had just arrived at that place frou osc4 u:
Ala, with a report that our forces hAys CAPITA
Forests nain, and are between him and !Jt
Shoals. Forrest is falling back towards the ives
Al 6 o'clock on Saturday evening, diyLior Of
the eItmy's IuTco attacked our force uad6l q -
raj Corse, and after lighting nearly all day e. &c.
Cy ming the Rebels beat a hasty retrc1t, .s.,. 50
their hospitals in our hands, including ;foU A.
to Goo Rebels. General Corse was wouude1 (;
also several o'hcr prominent officers. The 7.'.0-
was most complete, and entirely sst'9sa ;t.r e.
he Sh.
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Lori Norbury used 20 relate ggiIn lae II
caidG upon whom he had Just passed sshier ,e
u death, ooh after that" cried tse c-,rrit
addressing tho Tgd c, and vinking e. 0i. g;ieG.'
outside the doCl,, I'm done With yoI Ee'fl
let me hear another word out Of youS mS1.c
You'd soy anything, 50 you Toald."
Wien the ritsh fhies nnder Oit fsl On
were bearing Down 60 attack ue. conL.oe1 r'h.
Of Trafalgar, tAe frst lieutenant Of tle bs''aSe,
on going round 20 sec that al baEds Se'e et
knecliur ct the eide Of his gun. So 7erg auEs1.!
an atti De exciting his surprise and eu.lf iitT, 3
asked niIu II he vas Gf-aia. Afraid I" sn6 Tsret
tie tar, "Eo your ho1or; wss only pfsy.rg " =
the enemy shot may te diatrieutec 70 'h1 s4o
prc1c.tiOu rs TIC prl -n0aey--the gy24se ., oitl
NlAuur the -HCGN.
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TRNM NEW nNLnNNe.

New YonK, October l3.-The steamer Cl}a,rsc
has anived with New Orleans ply'ccs Of the 9TH
instant.
The Houston TchWarh of Llc 20u s0ys tho
reported action Of Master Dillingham;, in Offering
his services to commrmd vessel at Mobile, WIS q
violation OF his parole, aud viii lead to the retau.
tion Of paroles for the remainder Of the officers
confined in Texas.
Three soldiers ofthe llth New Yort Cavalry
were killed at Baton Rouge on the 81 instant, 10y
lightning. The Louisiana Legislature Is in
session.
The Mobile Irijnmr is agitatIne the subject Of
employing slaves rs soldiers.
There is no military news In the New Orleans
papers
Cotton, produce, and provisions ure all very
dull.
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orrc'D OctoOor l3.--The Union Convention
I",cs hcll daily, but their proceeding, are kept
serrer 10 is understood however thar sgtsr,c-
t"rg pr's-css is being made.
ptcsr. Andrews Brega, Whitney, and Rtgney
hQ1' Sow York, are here, attempting to obain %
ses'ewen Of an old reciprocity claim for which
au sPprop, i1siOp was made ia tho las Pldilment
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Az AcCEpTASCE AT SI8Hr.--Recaiyng % Laacl
eye.
Why is a bridal journey like sea voyage ,
Because IL is 0la,yy-f1He excursion.
Why viii Il be unnecessary TO haug Muller.
II found guilty Of the murder Of .lr. Briyys
BCcauae Death, the policeman, mas oyertaE.l
him already.
"A man being asked what he had for diuucr
replied "A lean wife and tho ruin OF man for
sauce" On being asked for an explauotion, n
appeared that his dinner consisted "A spare rib
of porl. end apple sauce
"A Young lady was told by q married lady
that she had better precipia'e herself oil tbe
Niagara Falls into the basin beneath than matrr.
The young lady replied IL would, ii thOuqht
could find husband at The bodom"
"A juTyman, kept several days az his own ey-
peHse, sent friend to the Judge 10 complain that
he had been pail nothing for his attendance.
ooh, tel him" said the Wits judge, "tESt HI
ever he should have 70 go bei1.sa Jury Iin.eif
be viii get on? for nothing"
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.HtaeroN, October l3.-The Secretary of
c Tfe2 sp'y has authorized the transfer to the
~ De l.Utmento of the revenue brig Fo1avleroy,
san francisco, which latter Department viii
rn, equip, and fit her out thoroughly for SER
ae ".th EGsneer Bulkley's Telegraphit Expe-
lior "a tie northern coasts Of America and
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coed Tor General Case,
sIne mote. which oxplalns ltsslf.-

lowing note, which explains itsolfi-
HEApQrARTEBs CAsEY's DIVISION, p4r,gr-
MI.NT OF WASHINGTON, WAsHISdToN, oc.oHs- o..
lSGi.-Dear Sir II take the liberty 10 Y:.fs vc1
in behalf OF Major General Silss Casey, Wee is h.
prorcrty-holdcr aud householder, No. ia 9zf3- !.
Street, between Fulton end Atlantic GTenaea.
Brooklyn, N. Y. He wishes you 10 hsTs bic
registered in that election district, ths. s6 c4L
come there and vote + straight Republican ticket
l Gm, very respectfully. your ebedisDi eerEsCr
T.. p. HALsTFD, Captain, Z a q.
10 q. Il. Lincoln, Esq. BTo0k5yH I7.'..
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Tire PenHsyINnnIn ntIItnrd ror-...o q /.

IrilAr or DUDLEY KAVANAoH NJ TIE Rh e.
ItoN OF THE KEYBToNB STAFF.
This billiard tournament, which rs, lssl ,
throughout the past week IN this c.;
was appropriately brought 10 Q conclusion o..
Tuesday night by grand match OF Ons tholstrj J
points up between Dudley KsvRnsgh, ths siu.,~S
champion OF the Untod States, s15 yi,'a-
Estcphe, the champion Of PennsylVsp8.
The contest excited the greatest inssrss., ,r5
the hall was crowded in every part Win 5ssul
interested spectators Estephe took q ccrvssc
hg lead at the start, playing with exEgEord dinafy
skil, and making runs unusually lstgs, H.
cuding one of lS9, the largest on rec0Ed .; 6i'.
lizards where the push.shoi is barred. He atsl,y
won the match by the large MAJORITY OF a,
points in the game of 1000 up, The Vicscr a ID.
deselvedly aPplGuded on his decisive aud ~
may truly say, unexpected victory. AT ire ss-.
minat.On OF the game, PhilAdelphiG geltC & 20
present offered 20 match kavsnsgh &c pi4J
similar game Of 1000 points, and TcLlt ft..E
$1,000 10 500 on the latter winning. Thic ccy'.
Ienge clidted no response.
This match gives Mr.. Eitephe the elGL-A ti.a
golden cue Of the United States, uGlts' .r
Kavanash agrees to play match gsCe With II
Pennsylvania champion for its espsc.3l r0i.6.
sion. Philadelphia may be proud Of po-es.l'7,.
the create st billiard player In the wos,y.
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lyCum.n- county gives Sc Don, r.t,, mafof-
ity-s Democrat, gain OF So.
Iiogg county giy., g,u' k,rr' Nrnr ma. Nrity--
Democratic gain OF ~.
The Eighteenth Districts dourtfHl lor Congress.
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-Il-W N0IIl' Ocl0bef l3.-Flour has adynnead
- 5tes o. s-gDAues a, $500 ~ for stte: 500
II r. o., nnG tioHN n for Southern Wlcaf adj
t'cea tt' sae' thhp0ri ant Corn dull. uigi eInoD
~ = hse dui'' lort nmi galss of IOlG barrels st
''- ''' 90 Tor Ats'' Lard dN, WHISKY dun
Ntw hoRK October l3--stscl,s opened bet
,T lu. closed wcat CHICAGO and Rock leland nsft.
4.anqragd FteWd 3 4i Iliae.i Central Iigb
y .-s-" i''.'.t Nc" OK Central, llo'i peau
~ l+. i'"f t.i .iaf, Z. hu4s0n River, O.. y;
4e huaTt, Jos,
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otN le.ScIsco October l2.--Ihc Uuior party
!" Nevedf has nominated Blaisdej for cover
n"r. and Messrs. Bros ;nan and Lewis for Suprcm,
Judges.
TueC'ot'al Pacific Railroad Company annual
cpoH st'res that they have thirty-one mil Of
siiroao ard telegraph in operation.
scholarship B0ck Prince, for Boston.
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CITY MTEIIaERQE.

STATE OF TI.ERMo,fFvzR To-DAI.---i.s 4. =,
4sl Eoon, g. Cnc y. NJ. 81. Wind 80
-,--~~----Nr,1>~->---
OiHEINc CEEaoSIs.-The cstseeEsl 81 s..
pc.lr and 50, Tapl VII BE- oPonsd foI vsvi1p Va
the -'th OF November. a which t!cS there via
he imposing ceremonies. Tao serma7 Tl "a
pFaach,t hy Archbishop Spaulding
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Bmqge pesish odksy, 10 days om shs Island, ie bs,
sehr {. {. gT0ys Msxss, days nOn Bsauserl, i' ~
sehr Engsss Efsy. e days fssn Poraspd. Eis e''sif
lowell & C0iiiua h. -, ~.
kchr EiouGe, Ttafet y, asys fro1 bofiors ''' -f
to -roWen Collins.
g. luz. Der D. " w. be,on.
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! rnnn NEnhiIe NV.

N'' YORK, October la.-rhe sunboat Ke,a-
o'ooe um. arrived from Mobile BAY, with advice
NJ 80 ir5taut.
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REN LIVED CONFIDENCE IN
TIE GOVERNMENT.
The Victory i'll Pennsylvania.
s,.~..., 10 Thc Evening Telegraph.

hi'''..si 'S The Evening Telegraph.
y "s-u's7roN, October l3.-New York nalu.
ciers vrtc here thet since it is decided that Mr..
L1roln 81 10 be reelected, they are making
arrangements to take largely Of the ueu loan.
S''clA promiDont Ponnsyyautans are here TO-
d. r'ioioog over the result in your Sta,e, which
j. lciin.d 90 haye gone for the Union on the
hone ,rtc by a small majority, yoriously e.d-
urst"c BE-. f'un 5000 t. 10000
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LATEST msRyEx NTELLIGENCE,


Fhip TepavAneE, ,npus, Liverpool, COPS Bros
iip CarG Ann bnnson, Tampa Rky. z. Wriybt A g3ar
rig l,lasaa, War1krAlier. ko Janeiro HerSes ire.
2ug barie Lopise, swilt HsyAna, ID. q. Stetson ! CO
chr J., 4 y. keei, springer. Pert Royal, DO.
bchr &, n. kogers. hsnsley, Key West, IA. A ADAM
5chf X NOVEL;, Powell, Ooh asa "a, n. KotherIref
Schr Halo, 6hort, EeWburyPurt, Osrtafu
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NAsHgNcToN, October l3.-The President has
recognized Theophilus Plate, rs Consul for the
city Of Hamburg, At Philadelphia.
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InrIItl n..,rIn,

~n-Iucncnua county is reported % -,yo 1870
luInu r"I'li'y-a Democrat. rfiuut.p.
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NGbit NATIONS IN NEVADA
TERRITORY.
TIE 0aion Convention in Canada.


a'yp ~. r'e.. r,o.. p'c.. nsc.. n,c.
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l'IIEAN, October l3.-lhe Europa sailed
iron. his port Tor Boston at ESQ this mornin-.
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$50 as rHc, Or.9bar l3 - Bradford County
t"g, -.0' Cuou majority, Union loss of oyar
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THE GRIEF JUSrICEsHIP.
Mr.. CHASE HIS PROBABLE
SUCCESSOR.

Special {" IL" I,e"i"s telegraph.
NA~uINcIu>. October I3.-Chief Justice
Iaucy'S tmcrl rtas place on Saturday.
SpccIlations a. 10 his succc sor are rife. 1t
is said tlat the position win be rendered to
the Hon. Salmon T.. Chase Of Ohio.
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WISn1w Sr0,s. ,s.-VGHcn'5 Win low SIrlc,
nrain, and Uph0i' ~ Store NJ. lO3 Cl p street.

ErDTNTGoI E7Ty -isiv,0 Mrs. S. p. allen
r.Lgnt years pL.f H., been GE-i tulluF er Worlds
ar he'toier and ty1, tsauu', Il lir ssiug. and
l'l1us ofbcttles IL every Jaf IN tie Unite Atates
rf an and rance (each year lar;'cly -ci eastd
- er ~ r. 20 y, . g r.ue- that the articles
-'" ulsIn " q Ino th.F VIII restore ccy hair t0
yC utn - lnr, lfod song ttc sHm. vitality ana luXu-
Us a.'y 10 IN yyuul. You .u procure u,cu- 1t any
Drope.5ls.
GCa9" 8 Ir9 Er8 'uirrg, of fne oxecu-
i!n yn a u NJ sl, ogyIr9s, ariu Do s'les, aud
20. t-i ~ s.rs Q.
N-rpy" St Z7, C..T 7,7s, Tr-rrva, AND
ploI1' r -. Eenry rs.tl E, 20. I'.. Cacsuut
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i-i lr"siNvt'G TIcKr, -- Fhe following
'uw'"d gnnJlor,u were elected 70 the House
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n.n.!,nt. ln TrInrrnnh.

-=
liA 0fii1 ...,l5,923
= "a W ia va. 80. ,G6s -
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'f-mt. WcEnN! UUEuN N!!-Ticcr.r-r. We
hnrw1O imam Wo1lL lltit NoNer, .yta t.',i.. 10 tot
On hIm al ough our iuty physician -.g- t.s no bs.-
t.r We tavc secret 10 tel these poll ria 20 ,i s
them IN l'r ijlHe 4, better than a pn st .nuy of Hst
years fcurns Wl.n YOU cs gt' f9 a. oTl.,I thr
sunday urlOro ihe sloctOn. 1u'ssGd in nc t suit OF
othnt nom top to too Iou ash him Nl 80 lee b1uyst
thein Hn he says ~ Charles St0S Con one Price.
unI 'h. tnlll'+t YOU nHy r.,t a-u- 20 d lc o. 80
elected h' WI 'uic Wd one OF IT, provs .l ther~ rrt
becu knCHuto ian. '
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sitegissrssea ka& Ghlizotsr aha BsF
s5lvsaey. q KS8edoEy persisted n EeFTel
Eef lass until ztbe sfensay grew worse
tBaa laB dibea5g Her highest court q
judieaJaFe deel6Fedgh aaSOnstitdtiOhal
Legislature legsrdehisiB vas next tried
LIE C6dE vas abolished, sari esT-
ess6assLaa new G6uft ait6 Ike powers,
and 4 new set Of judges, we're eonstitut-
edZthe old Court insist upon coatiidi6g
t6eiF funetionsLths NV court deelare
that theirs + the only legal FTibdhaILaad
50 the dEd4ti5u of their dadTciaFyT5hai6s,
While the state Is about equally divided
aud greatly eonvdiied BY those disputed
auGborItieE. The r5lisF laws haze been
rsbeSled some time ago, BdE the rsliiJ
and guati.Tsligf parties exist, ana sxHibit
the utmost atrimony Snd 7iFulsHce to-
wards each other. The murder Of Fran
els Baker By Isaac r. D5sba, which was
simply the act Of an nJiusol7o6t Desperate,
to ride . btlplests stranger Of his money
wds'na4ds complex parry gEsstiol ; and
lris still pros and cons The murder
Of Sharp. BY BeaueBahP, which grew
solely6ut Of a private family quarrel Of
some years standing, has marshalled the
rs7isf and dhti.+elisf parties on yth6irTr
spective sides; aud, being more recent,
has entirely gclipsedthe Besha and Baker
question f5F9tbe present. The Blood she'd
byDeshA & Bea6ebanp was not the only
rurble Current which has ajwed sfnce,tbe
r6mnsncementE Of those horrible bIoils.
Steel, the os6h.in-law Of Senator Rowan,
was publicly ni1rlered III louisville, TIbut
this some how or otbeF,9 has been passed
oVer.. Qddrf5Is and fights, dirkiBgs and
istieuifs, are now common and Fashionable,
at elections. uiustars, races, tavern meets
iDgs, &e. What lameatable state Of So
ciety?-and to what does It oKe its'0i-
GIMP DO IEeisEAT1vE SPECULATION,
PEcULATioS AND UsURP&TIoN, rs CHART
rkESa RAG BANKS. Eo.a1 a-@ 2
r.t ,rr..., e.ts--f -rFt r--fra --A a. { .r
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Hint f0FarneFs.

There are three things easily raised
and harvested, for which, the farmers
nav. depend upOnit, there viii be an
enormous demand and high prices paid
during. the war. We refer to potatoes,
beans and onions The farmers could
not do q. better, thing for themselves
and their country than to plant these
vegetables very EXTENSIVELY, If it ap-
pears, as the spring advanees, that tho
wheat crop is likely to be short, and
shat fruit Will be scarce, onions, pota-
toos and beans must Be bad to 6ll tho
vacuum. vr-f
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Fhe sels EuseaIO0sa.

The Selz TUSCALOOSA
The TusePl - imons Bay
on the 261k, 5plies and
repairs. Shorty afoe dniral Sir
Baldwin Walker dispatched boarding
party, who seized the vessel under
authority of'the British GoveFnment.
The Tusealoosa was IA Command Of
Lieutenant Lowe, who had returned to
Simons Bay after q three months
cruise, during which, out ofnearlY one
hundred vessels, she had met with only
one Federal ship.
7 In the meantime she had been
oFdeFsGI-sI4 If6nf a BFaziiian port,
in consequence Of WhichheE crewNere
placed on sh9rt allowance. After tho
seizure Of the vessel, Lieutenant Lowe
lodged formal protest and proceeded
toJaps TowUit6 eUnsult with legal
advisers. MrIGfahan, IUnitedaStatesI
Consul, had alsaIpdged a claim against
the vessel, in behalf Of her former
Owners. The Cape Town Advertiser
says, iuIthe seizdre Of the Tusealoosa,
Admiral Walker In the matter accord
ing to special instructions sent out TO
the colony by the Home Government,
and che 'pFize viii be Detained BY him
on5bshalf Of the Government uhtilshs
is elaimedby h5fllegal1OwneTsa The
grounds of.the seizure laFe5 that thai
Tuscaloosa is a vessel belonging to the
Federal States. of America, and not
having been adiudicated before a Prize
Court IS still an unclaimed prize,
Mhioh has been brought into an Eng
lish port in violation ofthe neutrality
laws, andmustaccOrdmgl ybe-detained.
The. TuspalQOss5 was 1eaptured,by the
rebels, and turned into a pirate.
The Federal vessel referred to as
having been Captured BY the Tusea-
loosa, was thes ship Living Age. o"
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XENfA,a TBB8DAY,. MARCH. l. l864sT

-
~ : ~ o D 70 IN NM y i7IlTl7t
which rendered their profits muchz lesR
than they would have been, could they
haSe purchased aiI tie stock On their own
5sgliE'iH5 nE Hst.5 e og aiiso ,b1osl
The establishment, B6Su However. eve i stir
progressing, aand iusSs full OPeGaiionI as
sEer; and it is EudIy hoped that itzWiII
nat Ouly. maintain itszPrszsht POsiiioh, but
will ultimately prove as servicable tO,all
Q pceFpeds in i, As i undoubtedly bqsIto
this sceionl Of the country, The best
wishes Of tie real friends Of the country
must be, in is fay9ng; as i is liPlYFz PqYz re- re-.
dured to a s-uism that, t. be entirely il-
dependent, we must rely upon our own re-
sources ana our own 9lkefIitohs for the Is
sgaii7P articles Of home consumption and
this, too, viii always enable Us to meet
any foreign contingency which future
years may produce. 97i +a' . al '2i .'il
Il isnbt atoaltimProbabls that.tbSre
are, othe5 estsbiiahments in Ohio, which
are eilhsrh lapgaisling, or; struggling u1i
der difficulties ard disadvantages, b, similar
to thqse AzpeEieuesd By the PrQPrietOfs Of
tBe Xeria Factory What can be done
TO ri eve them? Has the increase Of the
tariff been sufficient Has the, effects,
design d By. its friends been reaIizedr2 2
We think they have not. Notwithstaud-
ing the ardent and obstinate oPpositi'n n
aad fictitious alarms, raised by 1he south
ern, and some Of the nershefn and mid
die stares, On the recent addition to cur,
Import a6tie5tbe' effect is not very visible.
even in heepP'sitiore statas, at Eabg rate
it has not been ssnsibly felt IN the Western
CountEy- We neither see NOR feel in
the mercantile opeEafiops Of the country5
but our, infant manufacturing establish
ments most painfully feel that they have
not ye9 been enabled TO compete. With the
foreign market i nor will they, 1t is fear
ed, experience this adYant .ge, unless
Congress. again take the subject under
consideration, "a and q new lew tariff shall be
formed, ned which viii efsctltatZg protect tie
HONE iNpUsTR4 Of the whole country.
We ibSra lave been asked the question
.,Cannqt ONO 40 sO,m5stEing towards as
sisting tf the I Tmalpufacturing f establishments
" thin her own own bordcrs?'" She cannot,
it is true, in 4 her present situation hold
out -prsh,i,sns fsF domestic nahufsctdres
but eati she net aid them in same Other
.CuU0 to whieH no reasonable objection
.oG'albeIurged2 tiW'iulI1it h0t be Iauda-s
blsI t5sexeufPt the hands ReePsshrily EN-.
ployca in all such,lestablishtnents from
rdadj nj lttalEty aud jaarg duiiesP'o E'iss9 9
These are questions which certainly
ought to cllim the attention Of the Legs
lature--and it may be further added, that
what the State can. do, With ,proPrle'y,
she ought to do, tOwaris the. encourage
ment Of the injuf try and enterprise Of her
80 y. I.9Jl = Ill. 'N7t2 n.'l4 f.1I'-.. sa5
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The Xenia sentinel. [volume] (Xenia [Ohio]) 1863-186?, 1864-03-01
NATIONAL JUBILEE I

Alta meeting Of the citizens Of xentfiia,
h ID at the 66ufth use on the evening Of
the 18th instant, the following gentlemen
we appointed Committee to make
lie njce8 ,ary preparations for celebrating
he arPFlrddrbiag FOURTH Of JULY:
Maj+ ROBERT GOWDY, @ #
CapGtinL ABIUEL SHAW" a-7
Captain SAMUEL CRUMBAUGH, ID
Fap.bin JOHN HARBISsON, d 2'
Mr. JOHN ANKENY. ~ ~ii '.l-