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, 1866-03-01
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
MONETARY.

WkpSxspAE EVENING. Feb. rs.
Eukineas generall{ to-day was moderately active,
4hc Wholesale tIzde was quiet but the transactions
were more numerous than for severn, days past.
Country dealers seem determined to do nothing
elec at present thsu keep their stocks up to the
dcn,and, and orders are consequently light and
varied. Indeed, amon3 MI parties, there IL Bt1ong
feeling aeaina laying In hcsy5 tsocks Of goods, ~
steady ttN IN prices Is anticipated.
In this connection, We ere haTpy to learn that cur
leadtn: wholesale houses. in*tead OF accepting the
liberal otre1r made In New otk with regard to ez-
tended e.eits. have thrs far puschased moderately
for the epfing trade. and noet1y cash or tl,ort
time; but ihes have 10 compete against a mob Of
Eastern drunmcrs, Who are pc1amLuiating the West,
anxious to ecli Western county dealers on long
czrdifs- Our ads1cc to country. dealers IL 10 buy
email efocks at the nearest market for cath, to sell
their goods Ut moderate p1oft for cokh, and when
ever Eastern drunmcrs whisper In their ears that
they can hare all the goods they dcs.rc Oh long.
ceoitf inform them politely thst corr Is low, on-
ey II Ealnahie. and thnt they had better 70 hone,
sell their goods for whatever they Will bring for
caeh End come ont West with it and lend It at Ten
per cent per snnum. In this way, not only tie
We=s, but the East WILL be bcncdted. We are now
on the aonn grade, nd money will 70 up whIla
goods will 70 down.
The money market tn'daJ wae close, and none
n0l Eo0d EnS toEnEfA were ifeti4 accommodated at
the banks At The usual tate Of discount, yz: 10 per
cent PEI annuu- Street rates arc steady At i
q aper cent per month; but none bat rcry needy
borrowers pay those rstet.' The prospects ahead ::
MI, not warrant speculative ventures ut such rates.
The deposits at the banks at present IRE very
nsh1. The merchants complain that collections
all ore1 the Wet unusually clos, and this keeps
balances low; but -ous merchants generally are in
good ehape-wi!h light stocks, but iew liabilities,
ard no dispostlon to speculate. ::;sz :;
Eastern Exchange IL In good demand, bnt the
arpply Is increasing and the market Is shade
easier todsy; but 1ates are steady II par buying
and u premium selling. Ronnd lots 0err sold
among bankefs 1t premium Of e0173c per thou
sand; but the uemandw1s not 10 urgent a. yester-
day.
The Hran markets to-dly ruled arm md actire.
Wheat opened weak bat closed I shade better.
Corn was 4e higher. Oats wt7r steady sna hr1n.
Rye and Barley we're neglected. Hhiskcy wss
ecatce and nom1naIly 4E5c higher. The market
to. Provisions As quiet and eaEler. but there was
no naatesia1 change in prices. Dressed Hogs were
frm. =: --''~ -
Cod opened IN New York today at 1861, and
eloeed at the rane price. The following are the
quotations telegrsphed to James Boyd d Brothers,
gold hrokets:
, 1866-03-01

There was "People's Mass Meeting" at
Peoria On Saturday night, composed of those
g Hho arc determined to stand by Andrew
Johnson" The "people" who addressed the
meeting were Hon. John 7. Lindsay, Vim. n,
Springer, 'Bdck Pomeroy," ofthe Lacrosse
(Tffs.} D7aocraf, n. ". O'Bnen, and OILERS
Of the same sympathetic stripe. What class
Of" people" these speakers represent, Is pret-
ty well known to the unfon+losing men Of
Illinois. 4 series Of resolutions were passed,
and the following despatch sent to Nj. John
son:
"Wcll done, good and faithful servant:
The defender Of the Constitntion-thc cham
pion Of the people, and the couutry's saviour.
Millions Of hearts this day oler to you the
homage Of ftheir gratitude"
The meeting finally closed By the audience
rising ea tnasse, aud singing the Doxology,"
probably lined out by Brick Pomcroy. This
meeting, as well as others Of the same teaor,
show the practical workings Of the Presi-
dcnt's reconstruction policy. II they were
not likely to Outrage the loyal sentiment OF
the Union, they never would receive the in-
dorsement OF the men who figure in these
meetfnaS.
, 1866-03-01

The lol1ows H..
Washington:
HsTEq-usb, Ut The Foremost Siftcr, Chief
e-hsSh-cn- a.way, Or lie thAt goes Through to
The End Of the P1alne, Chlef.
Bs.baw- -madEt .wrsh-c1pg, or The Mountain
Traveller, Ebiei.
Ga-Sra -lacour-e e.Steh csns, Of he Trcs the
Estsh with Its Feet, CHIEF.
a.Naw negun.bc-1acc, or TIE TH1a-hairtd
Bird. Chle!.
Cav nav -da.waw-wiz.zo, Of The Berry Picker.
Ch&eL. -;
Abetaug or One Who Inhab;ts, Headrn4n.
Wa-blgomAw-eaw. Or Tomahawk, Hsadmau.
' He-o-ning, nr Four Fingers, He1dnan
Ga:naW- n Nv. .bhtnned, Or lie that Is Looked Cp
To. Headraan+
The delegation arc accompanied by L. F.
E, Euruoe, interprctes.
, 1866-03-01

Beeclle5 has come ont mapfully in fayor Of
1hc Yeto and OF admitting the representatives
81 the South to their seats. He lights with
AlA usual risn, and wslks into his Assail2nts Of
!he Phillips school In \ very lively way. Go
IT, tecchcr, and undo, Il possible, the mis-
, 1866-03-01

nRI4ne1rr1E-TheL Lohdon graia traae has not In:
summation nttnues 10 prevail, p.1ce4, hoxeTer. do
not r1fe Msy. which Ee consider hopeful tessura as
settnf 70 INDICATE th8t t1e3dsfndI are now 1t The
!oEest point The EFli1h Fhe1t continues 10 come
tore 1fn.rd = Roof coro!to1 xnd nsces!itates na1.
eonc Mpr ofenent IN thn- den4ud- The psovttc1sl
.s nf s 6c1 quet end dec!ss Of Or on
1he noAt:oE s4IEn trade Il s1y acttTe, With large
hsE1tAf e1nSe1 % the PREVALENCE Of weseFly Winds
1tta con- unso1d It ports ofcan F1tetx are al5da
, 1866-03-01
TO SIEIANS,

Rfrt Es s%t9sB e e 3sf6ofHcf Fsn, z y a,to,
being the best pf1pafAslon = .AttiAEr BUCKC. a.
keE~ 1t u cctr-" u. Hutk1 uaw IA. the un4r-
UtIT1fA used of Bucku, Cuoep4, Juniper
-. .lsh slight exhibition Of Spirits Sser DuIc.
and combines The 1cclens edAl Guaiiea of these
drugs to 2 remarkable uoxIee, Prepared under the
nacdste supervision Of ons oft The most atle apotoe.
carries IN Esw England, who has made the manufacture
or fluid EXTRACTS epecslty 1t one OF tho4e beau.
tfal which a!e the pride md delight ot
Apothssay: #s Igst y:a ~ E!ye It ss,y ~; aaa we
entire ppprobaa!on. We add the teatInonY Of we'll
known New England Physician:
Ntv DEpyoEp. Mas5-, April f2th, 1se3.
pkar Sira:
rou bare Known nc long enough to b assured
tins. should net give pnotc assent 70 sa9sa1n& go.
nected IN any Wv WIN ..s aedieal Profession tu..
ID ceties " fal1y gp o .vhat L deemed strictly
correct Aware Of this fact, have no besfrAsioa ID
addn2 ny experience 70 tnss Of others Ia The eood
fsans:aaK fora the use OF SMOLANuEK'S EXTRACT
OFRuCRU. have prescribed II In msny cases, for
Waeh yo4 recomms i, with the moss Gathering ~
your Recommendation OF il good yon have ONLY stated
NcfA CNARI.E9 l. SpESSEE NJ b.
, 1866-03-01

or11c4 or TIE pAI1Y TR1Br1zl
Wednesday Evening, Fob. -
BEEF CATTLE-Accord1nx - the boAxn ol Trata
reports the receipts and shIpments since ous sa1t
roupaed With the corresponding period n tefa 3,
been toilovs+ It ahaaid he borne In t4tnts' nava
ship1eaA and tecslfta Aft really ttaa& ot LAT these
endfrr. the rrt.
, 1866-03-01

The following statement giving the number
Of vines and apple trees planted and number
ofgallons Of wine manufactured In Hancock
county from 1860 TO 1866, was furnished bT
n. ". Bliss, Esq, Secretary Of the Warsaw
horticultural Society:
, 1866-03-01

Leaving surplus Of s111 ,ssa Sig, applicable to the
reduction Of The prinsipa Of our national indebted
rcss- Dy cuthng down the civil ind naval expenses
,181, and The probable e1cet. In the revenue
receipts, ~ estimated By the Secretary. which in
crease may be looked for from the large returns Ct
the frrs seven month"; Of the current fiscal year. for
which period Tho Customs and E1clses alone yield~
I'd s15o, 600 from present prospects, the debt
may be rcduced nearly $500 COO oo in the nscal year
1SGG-5s.
- The receipts Of unco!ned gold and tilye1 In
s1n Ftane1sco. through public channels, dn1tng the
past year, amounted to nearly $l900oO O01, ns
aealnst $46tC 900 IN 1861. 1n 1863 they werc less
than 81 00 900; in 1861 not quste ~ co. and in
lSi1 10 Just about 30 600 000 During the laattwcive
months the area ol our metAhierpus territory has
beea considerably extended, while u.oy mills snd
reuuc1on yurks ol larse capacity hare been put up
In various parts af the county, The qu4rtz ,ntuea
OF Caltfornia have given for tue past year large re-
tuiut and the tact hss been fully tratei that
these ,nea increase in yield OF gold with depth OF
working. Copper il found IN paying quantities In
various localities. and considerable ore. averaging
thirty OF forty per CENT has been forwarded to San
Francisco from the Colombo region Of AEizona.
The general reaotr will be surprised to ieau that
gold quartz. paying $500 10 $l000 = ton, in favor
able localities, Is worked At large profit in csli
fosnls The average Of the silFer veins in Nevada Ia
only t3504 10 s7.00; in Arizona much higher. In
Montana and Idaho the gold mines are SAID to aTc1-
a:e MOTE thAn IN CalIfofula,
, 1866-03-01
The 6rent New England Rem.

.Dr. ]. ". Polands WHITE PINE COMPOUND IL
nDw offered to the afflicted throughout tas country
hfles having been proved By the test OF eleven yenrs
Ii the New England ssates Hhsre Its trtts have be-
come - we'll known AZ the tEee fo1 which, In part,
1t derives itA virtues.
}The WHITE PINE COMPOUND cures Sore Throat.
Colds, Coughs, D4phtherla, Bronchitis, Splitting Of
Hood, snd Pulmonary Affections generally. 1t Il
remarkable Remedy for Kidney Complaints Diabetes,
f1euty of Welding Cnue, Dlccdl6g from the Kldneys
aud Bladder. GEayei and other complaints. GIVE It
snsl you wop1d fcarn the vsue Of good and tiled
Medicine. 1t II plc1s4at, safe and sure.
Sold BY druggists End Dealers tn Medicine generally.
GRO. y. sN lit, N. D.. Proprietor. Boston. Mass.
ia.s1S.xt.Ss IT II 44AIU
, 1866-03-01

esae. ~ odeaA Ghirla uhest 1t tiR41 and Galatx
aaiz9 a$1oa 81 E23fA, C. F.k L TO Q. f. ~
demand oshes descriptions IN nedtttea- Cheese u
Inquired foF LID III s11anctd io Mc for1n uu91ty
Recf aad Fotk: "A ltna}sed tusntz1 Is doing Glover
Eced Is stM without anun tiou but tho demand trom
eCnsuntEg u1C8t Eoou commence.
, 1866-03-01

sling at 10 turn Per minute, the result Of the
combination was thu: the son steel disc re-
rolved al speed Of 5000 TO 6,o0o turns per
minute. Al this velocity tie hardest files
Werc cut like wood, shower Of sparks and a
hlnze Of Light being giYcn OF during the opc-
ration, bnt the edge Of the disc did not Show
Nny signs Of injury,
, 1866-03-01

AAo 9AAEkA<0 AAGSEp4aOA IN new 4 0rAs
On the aa2d, the graduates Of Old Harvard
In New York city and vicinity, composing the
Harvard Club, had 4 banquet at Delmonlco's,
at which about one hundred guests we're pres
ent- President Hnl, Dr.. Jnrcd SPARKS, Vim.
II. Erarts, twho represented Yale Collcgc,)
George Bancroft, Dr. Bellows, DR.. Willard
Parker, Joseph Il. Choate, J. L. 6ibley, lib
easian Of Cambridge, Rev. E. E. Hale, and
young Lawrence {herp Of Fort Fishor,} made
speeches Of great interest and variety, and the
following original poem by Dr.. 0. #. Holmcs
was read:
she to " hose faithful breast each child ts dear
ucsrs the far mnrlnur Of your voices meeting,
Al, 8woeleet music to her loving e3rt
And sends mothers greeting.
When s,rst eurobed her radiAnt form che d.e.scd.
Truth wns the pearl sh1 on her forehead elistened:
Freedom her message 10 The virgin West.
And tho whole word listened.
Whist Ger thc gave tou-1ea,nins, science, mt
Shed frprn the mystic tree whose leavea arc letters,
One Ein extelled Them ali, manly heart
Fried t1um I'll earthly trttc1t.
GuGd well the pearl Of Harvard, nit too white
For the coarsc hands to Glitch that buy and barter
Conquer With Freedom m her lifelong deht,
u &au hxf notle martyr
, 1866-03-01
C0MmERC1AL.

:. WkuNEsDAr EvH1aa, Feb. e8
The receipts sEd shipments during tho PIT
scent- hours compare with those Of the eo1.
r,.oondlng date last 5eaE a. follows.
, 1866-03-01
Installation of tile New Governor OF
YAAla9rH.

lhe Jamalca epeclal correspondent Of the
Loudon Star gives the following account OF
the Installation Of the new Gove1uur, Sir
Henry storkc, on the sth Of january last:
punctua1 to lis hour the new Gorerno.
made his appearance, accompanied by Mr.
Eyre, the Governor suspended on account
OF the .1amaica massacre, the General Admi-
ral, and varions Other officials. 4 council v as
held In an Inner apartment, where the fact Of
the neK Commission being issued was formal
u announced, and the parties concerned Ger
titled Of the fnct that the swearing in should
how he proceeded With. The doors wcre soon
thrown open, and Mr. Eyre advanced and
took his scat at the head Of the long table,
while the olhcla1s, In all their varied costumes
CIVIL, military and noTai-crowded on one
side Of The table; the unofficial civilians
occupied the other side, and the mill.
1ary filed the space between the table
and the entrance. Nr. Eyre IL tall, thin,
very dark-Daired. good-looking man, with d
tug dark eye. When the Commission was
being read thought be WINGED little when
the reader GANG to that sentence which
stated that Whereas It Was alleged that ex~
tcssire severity had been used In the tcpres-
eiuu," dc-; but 1t might have been iuagina-
ti0t. Ills demean0r WAS certaiuly calm aud
collected, although his air was detected, c.
pcciallv rs he passed ont OF the hall behind
the new Governor. aud-thc guard presented
aims, and the band played The slave of The
Queens Anthem-hut not for him. Sir Hen
r. repeated the oaths administered by the
Chief Justice with q distinct Tofcc and
after these ceremonies had leeu nil brought
to an end the artillery In the square began
their salute. At every discharge the panes
Of glass of the large room wcre broken, and
the fragments ratified down among The spcc-
ta1ors. The dust was shaken from the roof,
snd the three huge chandeliers began to
slo1ate nneaslly, a Il prepared to drop at
i1aics IN the gallery looked alarmed, and
thns II continued until the full salute sas
, 1866-03-01

Eonded oil Is dull znt *txE and holders, order 10
eject ssies, hste to make concessions. We hate
tetms; and i saidtho1gn ws cannot !onsh r. "
bIis on Saturday. for fotu1n tanvrry, u SIC rree
SraG6.
, 1866-03-01

WEDNESDAY EVE, Feb. g.

WEDNESDAY EyE-, Feb. ss.
NEW YuHK QUOTATIONS.
IT, S.6t. 81. ...... .l013S u. $. 10-aD's......- 81
d. :. saGs CO ..lesE Q. 8. 1-a0'a Aug. g9H
T. s. 5so's ---lusX g =. 7so's jung, y. G9s
U. i. 1sls d.. l024 Q. y. 1-s}s Ju,T. -. WI
GD&d.
l1:sD 4. .m..........1N
BALES.
, 1866-03-01

ue1e Inc market Tor Gold g4a steady At 1870
III. Silver was quiet 1t 1z7Qtm.
Government Secustties. .sre Ann In. 1~.. .et,v.
The demand for Seven-Thit1les Ia M ~ h.;,L -
yesterday. We quote:
, 1866-03-01

The cstfmatea in tic last report Of the SccTe~
tary OF the Tfeasu1y have been considerably cut
down by Congress, and In the present temper Of
Congress to retrcnch and ceonou1zr the national
expenditures, arec portion Of the revenues Of the
next ascsl yesr will be appropriated 10 the rtdue-
ton OF the public debt. The naval expenses Will
probably not exceed ss5,ooo, ,o0o little moro than
one-hal Of the estimated sum. The total estimates
for tho year, us returned to the Treasury Depart
ment, and by Mr. Mccnlloch reported to CONGRESS,
compared with his expectation Of receipts Of reve
nue., ate a. tolfoHa:
FISCAL YEAR-JrLy i, 1860, TO JrsE 50, 1867.
, 1866-03-01
#isreuaReous.: i.
MOWNG AND REAPlNG
....'.-.-
i 1W,4CHENE
KNIVES And SICkLES.

kntfes too SIcEc5 for Moving and espink 1fAchtae4
DOW E+r the!- e1cravr a.tcntton g :h.s branch Of
Of maehtues for eutsers Of superior quality ana x1e
OF TpskManshtp.t to b e1sented u te13cosoy snoft
aeadtDE implement makers ct :he counuJt Nauy of
whom have been Enpped by for Tho pnat tcn Ycafs
feh4.h!t4-su7 FYfrhhUfF. MSkS.
, 1866-03-01
Chicago CATTLE MARKET,

oY11c1 or TIE pA11r TR1Br1zl
Wednesday Esenlnx, Feb.
BEEF cATTLE-Accurdmx u The Boarn oi Tsata
reports the receipts and shpmeats since ous a1t
been follows. II ahauid he borne In n4tn1, nava
shtpueau and secslfu afe really sta4&at' lat these
cedi1E: the daJ pre-
! ,szs sRzseeeev ss,Dmcnt,
Ssna,;; ssa Monday. q a s., ~ ~ -
ss:si;;: ::::':: ss il 3 B B B
s.ns nsss';i;: ill., III, 4ssf: 1s:5 g. IS ii: 80
Tae sssn.l feeen:* so~a.;5 sre =: .:i r,n. M ~.
l:oes !s'.ae 1'sa :..'.,.,,. Sc Sc
nos i. ss.4. - So
5s sa'n1tosa LEGS aisa hlsan i:o;d. y
II: sesssi ;si;s :ass o'clock i:;i 23:Siss Il :,
follows:
1dino,s Contra, Scale. ....,..,.
st Iesss ~ x1laa e e
99o
t'>@A 1aao1
.............>.............1;1D
The Wicss rsnge from t4oo 10 ts.so = lpo ~.
There has BEEN good inquiry 1o-dsy for rasaiu to
good eradea. and prices have e1perlenced further
ndsaoce Of A423c = 100 ns.
The Improved tons ofthe eastern market haA stdetd
up the T1ews Of sellers hare to considerable e1tent
and they were holding thess ttock At Eathr h,che7
f1teA than felt disposed concede cherniy
This d1ns1ence In views restricted operations some
what, bat yet 1esy fair business was done Shippers
were the principal operators, though ssock4s and
packers were fairly acstTe.
Among the choice droveS so1d, We noteed one Of IS
head aTrfsgng ls ~, sold oy obcrsson 1 Irother.
or Fofa:o Knox county. realizing shout 500 y 100
~. The following are the tzsnsacuou1:
CATTLE SALES TODAY.
Adams FArsoni sold Moore is head averAztng
LILO u 1t 70 4RNR 20 head AyeF>ng 6;Y nj At
, 1866-03-01

IOLLECTOR'S NOTICE,
~ STATE OF ILLINOIS, COoE copSTY-ss

/ COLLECTORS NOTICE.
| ~ STATE OF ILLINOIS C0oE couSrY-ss
Ss 1s5ssy 1sssf AZ s.: e
Scea Maf9.at; hars been psced in my haads to-
w%aaHant 10: II South. dated February 7th, 1sae
sSaa rs ssnsd ias toF thf selsstS q speca
Msasa. -: q, WssT da.sa d Fe6s 3D. ,sss. .na
sFssoa q Isp osis o. aasbs s1ses, ss1sss
ptMawsen Weoa 90 - sad Lincoln stETst.
sued eeE .he Soliset.on II snels asse..@eat is1Icd
f to- sne srreoa ef oar Lamp Posts an West Tweflh
Eieg Morgan ttFcet auo tho east line OF
r., MsI:s5 f. II west dated feD a. 1ssa and 4s.ae
ne erection Of Lamp On RoWn street. Il the
& Il "a ss as3tS s rEs TSss a s. md
T.! ss SlssR e n:
+ 5.5ss' s: :ss s; IN
soi!ssIed At hs sost and epeese ef aabe
III D;;1ut 4 q Gfty : { CaIiee.or. ahe
CORPORATION NOTICE.
~ 01ylcE or TEE BoARp o1 Prntsc woHKs,
Where's. ths cone9 SosSsi q tsc 2iiy
@ III q aih aaa Hap6 sSIa
e sasP p s ess graded as patd at a ss
0,ai III IS rHaaog sst ans tnsea:s
Il
To- e. Ghease ne sd GEsded and Panked 10 esiInsr
sala xetS s aoae gnd the o1
nams a6ovs bs assesssd ppoI tic raj essass des4e
SsnsafSd y h ,ss e
'Ss5ss5s PqSss 1sss s!yea
Ssssf sss Esss Sf;S Il III; isfsss5
II tr ia df 7 fnrt~1n
, 1866-03-01
No. l Sawed =
B MOL Sawed

LEATHEK-lsQ quiet and unchanged We quote.
CITY Harness, Country tpper. ..xnt2aeSQ,2i
n.....;;.... .sg-tk&oto Collat H.-.... t2:@g.23
G9uht!Y Aafaess S-sN5nt9 SEanEhtef sole os;51,ii
K!p. meoium, = Cnicazo....... o.zao41
H.:. s......... 1lG9Io Bufno7 AyrcS... 9,&33a.4a
hiE heaSy, n esGaoA orinoco Sole...: oisGso.so
Eppe5: H:;:.. nsssoz: aamssed o.aaeo.s;
Hatness, r ~. 9.t9fo!s rs .:...::.,.. a.ssa 2as
E11ct ....... &+sG3 us French Calf -
Zip. No. !, me. ns... 2eoz go
dInm. ........... 1,o3l-2 Frrnch Cali, Le. " @'S
k1p. No heavy 154l.o n0lnes, 2 dox. I5paG 500
Csjf, extra. 1.90t92.uo French CatL L.
French KIP, t1ss molpes. tec-
choice. lsc31..o onds II doz. .Ga0a365Do
French Cali q 1ta1nss.-....... 711sell LOO
ps--. 2a2.ho leoans4 doz. .f1toGal l6bD
thlETAL1x-;Are steAaE and tfn., vi III an upward
, 1866-03-01
1e,W,oW
%VVF3"VF
7saM,WN


Leayce for consumption Of 1aGa....- TX, ,o9o,ooo
From this ~ per cent may rase1y br de-
ees'ss e,esn soe' sr .eo.' .:at as
10 wh,ch mar be added III the xubsu-
Iutes md Etufs Tor mixing, such a.
}s COW. Ii, e, &C.. ; .s......:. :.
And ne have for the whole supuiy Of
The wpollcn nachtuGy OF the United
stA1ee. Of Clean, INV tnate1aa .1oanoo.ooo
According to tables recently published by:
the Secretary Of the Nntional AssociatiQ. nr
Wool Mapufaetu5c1s, there Il maql,losr ~ NOV;
IN running order capao.e Of consuming about
double this 4uantity, viz: +.
RcpoYt+d up to Oct. Is 1863 oI7 wool
len mtlsf. with l. 1sp erts oa cards, ca
rahle uf consuming weekly eacn 500 j.
Ut kcor1ed H1al.. 2 212 -5I5Ma
Fer annpm. l8a, b9
From g2i woollen mills no ststenaent
bad been received; assuming them
1t the average OF the III heard from
would p3ye !, ~ scte thus mixing
the whole uumbc1 Of woo1en mllls
In tie United States L5l1+ coutain-
4Eg scts OF cards $40 mud capable
0! nEnmtng. Per annun. Of scuur.
S2 RoHi.s IL, ,3d4.VH &a
Our figures are from The very best sources.
It is manifest that the machinery Of the
country has not been worked during the past
year to half It's capacity. The great drouth,
and consequent lack OF power, l,is bsscn the
main cause. Besides, the changes brought.
about BY the close Of the war, the changing
from coarse to fine Eooas, and the uncertainty
of the fifncS l11ye Ind thcfr cffert
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k SUPERIOR REasEDY.-We can COW
seaentousy recon- mend to those suffering from
Songb R RsTIthg cough. Dr. Strickiand's Meifuous
nn 1 not dsa{reeaAle to the taste There is
the BEST se eauous Cough Baam is Que OF
rieos claims it. We Saya u tFa a II sndI ms Pro
c psas S'ek and ~ found rsof most distressing
sycso- ~ - prepe red by Dr.. Strickland No ISJ
6rTrg;st atTTs9t' cincinnati Ohio. and for sale By
SV egsIa, olesale agents l0msen Block, snd
= - % iy3-ly
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In Edinburgh Carlyle was offered tbe do
greece of LII D.. but he declined the honor Iaugb;r
1t off, in fact in letter. with such excuses as that
had brother. DR.. Carlyle, an NJ. D., and know,
IN literature as translator of Dante and that if two
DrCaryles should appear at Paradise. mistakesmpht
arse critic advised the historian to accept saw.
ing 1t might, however. be useful, Carlyle if you
are going in another direction.
The person giving his name as II. NJ.
Forsyth and claiming to be correspondent of the
new iork Ne'os, was yesterday apprehended and
taAen oerore justice for examination under the
81 SWIMMING and deceving people generally.
default of bail he now remains guest az ths ni.
Atlanta (Ga.l hatelligsnesr. - 'AS ''''
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