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WEDNESDAY, June goth, 1866.

Mr. Grissom introd, ced resolution pro-
vidinp for morning sessions from to 2, and
in the evening from 4 o'clock =. The reso-
luton was adopted.
THE SPECIAL ORDER,
RENO an ordinance regulating commissions
on fret chit by railroads and express companies.
Mr.. Settle, remarked that express compa-
mics. under their contracts with the railroads,
had grown into monOpolics, owing to their
exorbitant rates of transportation.
Mr.. Moore. of Wake moved to amend so
as TO make this ordinance subject to legisla-
tive control.
Mr. Ward addressed the Convention in
favor of the ordinance, setting forth the
dangerous tendencies of express companies
to run into monopolies to the oppression OF
the public. He showed that Virginia had
been forced to legisiate upon this subject III
order to protect her citizens.
Mr.. Boyden said that he would vote
against the ordinance; and that he knew OF
no exclusive privileges granted to any com
pany by the n. C. r. r. except to telegraph
company, which had been remedied.
Mr.. Settle said that the difference in the
rates charged between the railroads and eX-
press companies, would allow the latter an
opportunity to extort from the people OF this
State more money than they would pay In
takes to the State Mr.. Settle proceeded to
system,
When. Mr.. Allen, moved to fix the penal
ties at not less than $1,000
Mr.. Caldwell, of Burke. opposed the ordi-
nance.
Mr.. Richardson favored.
Messrs. Congland and Moore of Wake op
posed.
Mr., McIyor. moved to lay ON table; car
ried, yeas 4S; nays At.
THE STANDING ORDER
Being the consideration of the constitution
it was taken up.
The question was announced to he MIR
Settles proposed amendment to sec. art
of the revised constitution, providing that nc
officer in any incorporated bank or railroad
should be entitled to a seat in the General
Assembly.
Several amendments were offered and re
iected, when after discussion Mr.. Settle cal
led for the yeas and nays and the amend
ment was lost yeas 80 4; nays GO.
The section, was futher amended and pas
sed over
Mr.. Moore of Wake from committee re
ported an additional section to art. Ii tina
no appropriations shall hereafter be made o
revenue raised by the General Assembly cx
-cept by a majority of the whole number q
members of both Houses, the yeas and nay
being recorded.
Mr. Love of jackson, moved to amend b.
providing that it shall not apply to work.
of internal improvement hitherto chartered
Lost, yeas %; nays SO.
Mr.. Furches moved to substitute the Ian
guaee of the original ordinance for the re
port of the committee.
Pending the discussion the Convention
adjourned.
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,Worms.-M. R. Disosway, of Virginia, writes
GA dyspeptic acquaintance used the SOUTHERN
HEPATIC PILLS, ana found them SO useful that
since his removal to Missouri he has sent in an
order for gross ofthem. have knownthem to
be most e6eacions in ez'eHing corns from chi drer,
and in one instance great relief was giren in case
of rdrieocs ne;ns aud piles.
gY- For sale by the Druggists. Directions
accompanying each box. Sent to any part of the
United States for 25 cents per box, or $50 per
dozen. Address, GEO. w. DEEMS,
June 9-1m. Baltimore, Md.
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p EMOVAL.
BRANSON 81 FARRAR HAVE sCONSUM-
MATED arrangements to take charge OF the en-
tire stock of Books owned by Mr.. II. D: Turner,
consisting of valuable English and American
Law Books, and great variety of Miscellaneous
stock. They will Immediately succeed to the old
stand ON the corner near the State House, occu-
pied for thiriy-tirec years past by Mr.. Turner
and known us the NorthCarolina Book store
This is by far the Oldest and most popular book
stand in the City. Mr.. Coiey, SO long Mr. Tnr-
old stand June 14-tf
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IEI.EGRA.PHIG
NOMINATION OF Ex-G0VERsOR HOLDEN 10
A FOREIGN MISSION. IS

WAsHINaros, June 49, The President
sent to the Senate to-day the nominationof
Hon. w. w. Holden, late provisional Gov
ernor of North Carolina, for minister to San
Salvador ss-s 49, -.
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LIST OF LETTERS,

DEMAINING UNCALLED FOR AT THE
II Post-Ofice i'm Raleigh N. c., June 18th, 1856:
B-Bradley, j c; Berers, F; Bruce, NJ NJ !;
0a c@croaer, & d. Di" COX, Miss Margaret
E-Fdwards, Roger
G-Gilbert, John A Grifiee, L /; Grittiee, A
HNHyat, John; Harriss, H c; Hall, G w;
Hutchinson, VIM r; Hood. Miss Matte
Johnson Ransom Jordan, Rebecca
Lynch, L
Phillips, W; Pomeroy, A
R-Reddell, d
T-Taylor, Hannah B (colored1
W-Wooding, John H /; Williams, Edward;
Williams, Duncan; Weisman, J.; Williams, Miss
Maggie E; Weaver, Mrs Eimira
Persons calling for the ai,pye Letters will please
say they advertised.
june Alt ~ A. MILLER, p. M.
LIME PIANO FOR SALES Z
Apply aaths sTANDARD OFFICE.
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New Advertisements.
J. HI. HORNER,S
CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL
Oxford. n. I

THE NEXT SESSION OF j. Fl. HORNER'S
l. Classical and Mathematical School will open
the LIST day OF August instead of the I'd Monday
in July, first announced.
Oxford, juno 18th, 1866. 41-9tpdw&t
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New Orleans Market.

:"
NEW ORLEANS, June 19,-Cotton steady.
Sales of 600 bales at SHE.
Gold 474c.
Latest Red River reports are unfavorable
to the prospects of good crop of cotton
The overlooked lands have been repudiated.
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BrickMa chine.-The National Brick Ma
chine, CLAY TEMPERING MACHINE, and makes,
with only two horse power, $1,000 SPLESDID
BRICKS per day, with well defined edges and uni
form lengths. If the Machine does not perform
what we claim for it, we will take it back and
refund the money. Unusual Inducements offered
to purchasers of territorial rights. Address
ABRAM REQUA, Gen. Agent,
June PIN. al Broadway, N. T.
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MisccIIaneeus Adyertisements
.vARBoRoUGH HOUSE

HOUSE.
THE UNDERSIGNED WILL RECEIVE
proposals in writing until the 18th July next and
on that day inclusive, for q lease. of that we'll
known HoteIin the City of Raleigh, n. O., known
after the 18th of that months including the furni-
turc and Omnibus belonging to the Hotel. : Ar
the house SO as to t it in all respects for first
class Hotel. For the last twelve months the
house has had very large and lucrative patron
land with proper management it will no
doubt be continued. se>9l s.assvz - 5--e $50 s !
Z The undersigned reserve tothemselves the right
to accept or reject any proposal made without re-
gard to the terms offered. Proposals Iaay be
sent to. any or all of the undersigned at Raleigh.
+ -.sr,..,1 - .ssss. - ~ VIM. r. POOLE
SOS. 4. !,.rt.....,is,E z.sr s,f54 THOS. BRAGG
Juue 19-2w III. A. BADHAM.
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MARRIAGE AND CELIBACY, an Es-
say of Warning and Instruction for Young Men,
Also, Diseases and Abuses which PROSTATE the
vital powers, with sure means of relief. Sent
free of charge in sealed letter envelopes.
Address DR.. J. SKILLIN HOCGHTON,
Howard Association, Philade phia, Pa
may I, 1866. 19-Sm
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New York Markets.

NEW York, June 2O-Gold 52A. Elk
change 10. Cotton unchanged. Middlins
39@41.
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CT. MARY's SCHOOL, Raleigh, N C.
RIGHT REV. THOS ATKINSON, D. D., Visitor.
REV. ALBERT SMEDES, d. D., Rector.
REV. BENNETT SMEDES, A. M, Assistant.
The fortv-ninth term will commence the
18th july and continue until the Sth December.
For circular apply to the Rector.
June II, 1866. S7-h
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ENERAL BUSINESS AGECY.

THE UNDERSIGNED TENDERS HIS SER
VICES to the community at home and abroad, as
a General Business Agent. He will attend
diligently to the collecting of all claims, the set
selling of any and every species of property, or
any other business in the State to which parties
cannot attend in person, which they may find
OF an agent.
AS to his character and qualifications he is au-
thorized to refer to GEORGE w. MORDEcAI, Hon.
RUFUS II. PAGE.
Raleigh june 18th 1864 36-tf
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r OOK OUT FOR THE THIEF

. STOLEN FROM ME- AT HENDERSON, ON
the 18th inst, one bob-tail Bay Horse, about
ten years old carries his tail nearly straight with
his back. will give twenty-five Dollars for the
recovery of the Horse, and One Hundred Dollars
for the arrest of the thief.
June 2l-2w 7. II. MERRYMAN
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Hills Hair Dye SO Cents.-Black or
Brown. instantaneous, beautiful, durable, re-
liable. The best and cheapest in use. Depot
No. Sc John Street, New York. Sold by all Drug,
Patent Medicine, Perfumery and Fancy Goods
stores everywhere.
March Is, 1S66.-1y.
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~ A r. D

~ "A RID.
BECAUSE OF AFFL CTION AND AGE,
which renders me incapable of continuing busl-
nv entire stock and interest in the hands OF
Messrs Branson & Farrar, except the publication
of the IN. c. Almanac" which trust VIII be
In retiring, return my sincere thanks for the
very liberal patronage which the public has
century-the length of time which have been
engaged in this State-and checrfnliy recommend
to my old friends and patrons, my successors,
Mcssrs Branscn & Farrar, by whom, am sure
they will he satisfactorily accommodated:
Mr.. H. d. Coley, go well known TO the Book
trade and to the public, and SO long engaged in
business with me- will be retained as an assistant
in the business of Messrs. Branson d Farrar. He
invites his old friends to call upon him.
HENRY d. TURNER.
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f. C. LIGHTE & co.

r. G.. LIGHTE & CO.,
Late Lighte, Newton & Bradburys.)
Manufacturers of First-CIass Piano Fortes.
Highest Premium at the American Worries Fair
and Exhibition of the Industry OF all Nations
This we'll known establishment is now conIlnu
ed by F.. G. LIGHTE and LOUIS ERNST, at
the old stand. 42l Broome ST., bet. Crosby ana
Elm, New York City. may 1-l9-ly.
TRANSFO RMATION!
The superstitions of antiquity are only food for
laughter" at the present day, and yet this Is an
aseof
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ple grey, sandy or red hair Is IS *
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to the richest conceivable black or brown, by
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~ CRISTAD0RO'S HAIR DYE,
Manufactured by J. sCHRISTADORA, Astor
House, New York. Sold BY Drugg sts Applied
by all Hair Dressers. June Elm.
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TO STOVE DEALERS.
Il NEW COOKING STO TE.
WE ARE DESTROYS CT INTRODUCING
w in this section our celebrated a.
Home Comfort Stove.
This is a strictly first class Cooking Stove. The
Joints, Doors and Dampers are 40 nicely fitted AS
to make it perfectly tight. The Doors, Bottom
and Back arc lined with Tin, thus retaining the
heat in the oven and requiring very little fuel
1t is made both with without Reservoirs and
Closets 1t contains more of durability, dispatch,
convenience, economy and beauty than any other
now made.
1t has immense sale throughout the North
and meets with great success where 1t has been
introduced in the South '-..- -.-
We have cuts of the Stove, also pamphlets Civ
ing full description. Parties wishing to intro
duce this excellent and popular Stove will please
address us Mt once We give to Agents the ex.
elusive sale.
MORRISON & CALWELL,
Sole Manufacturers,
june 5-tf Troy, N 7.
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We were shown letter yesterday from
iGovernor Patten, of Alabama, wherein he
:states that General Swayne, commissioner OF
the Freedmen's Bureau for that State, Is now
furnishing % 900, thousand rations week
Ito the starving population Of that sessaon,
The Governor saps there are 100, 600, real
objects of charity in Alabama The great
mass of these people depend upon the
"Freedmen's Bureau for their subsistence.
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fleet. Person, Pool, Richardson, Rumley,
Settle Sloan, Smith Of Wilkes, Stewart,
swan, and Ward--49.
The question recurring ON Mr.. FORMERS
amendment abolishing property qualitica-
ton:
BRADLEY, Brown, Brooks, Bryan, Bargin, BY
mum, Clark, Dick, Dickey, Ellis, Faulkner,
Eov Furches, Gahagan, Garland, Garrett,
cr;ssom. Harris of Rutherford, Harrison,
HAYNES, Henry, Jackson, Jarvis, Jones OF Da-
I;dson. Jones of Henderson, Jones of Row
an Logan, Love jackson, Lyon, McCauley,
McCorSle, Mcdonald of Chatham, Mcdonald
of Moore, Mclaughlin, Moore of Chatham,
WorAeet, Person, Pool Richardson, Settle,
sloan, Smith of Wilkes, Stephenson, Stewart,
Swan and Ward-47.
NAYs-Messrs Alexander, Allen, Bagley,
pa;nes. Barrow, Berry, Boyden, Brickeli,
Pnxton, Caldwell of Burke, Caldwell of
Gnilford, Cowper, Eaton, 'Faircloth, Fere-
bse Gillian, Goodwin, Harris of Guilford,
Hodoe. Jovner, King, Lash, Manly, McKoy
If Sampson, McGehee, McIvor, N A Nc
Toan Nat. Mclean, McRae, Moore of Wake,
Murphy, Patterson, Pearsall. Perkins, Phil
Inns, Polk, Rumley, Rush, Smith OF Arson,
Smith ofJohnston, Spencer of Hyde, Spencer
of Montgomery, Starbuck, Thompson, Walk
nm Warren, Wilson, Winburne, Winston
and WI1SHS-OO.
Mr. Baines, an amendment making eli
o;ble age % years for Commons. Not agreed
Mr. Baker moved to make qualification of
ros;dence years instead of one. Not agreed
Mr.. Caldwell of Bulk moved an amend
ment requiring the annual payment OF taxes
on land qualification. Lost.
Section 10 was altered and made to read
that every person having one sixteenth part
Of negro blood or more shall be deemed
person of color. 40
Mr. Satterthwaitc an additional section
that no new county shall be formed that does
not contain the 120th part of the white pop
nlation of the State, nor if its formation de-
nr;ve other counties of said 120th part
Adopted.
1of article that no person holding office in
.nv bank or railroad shall be entitled to q
GOAT in the General Assembly.
Pending the discussion of which the House
adjourned.
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lust RECEIVED!
e) At No. A., Fayetteville Street +:
Plain and Plated Casters.
Painted and Ornamentcd Toilet Sets
Fire Proof Tea Pots.
Handsome Tea Trays.
]. BROWN, wi h
Raleiph april est HART s. LEWIS. -
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OFFICE RALEIGH & CASTOR r. R. Co.,
Raleigh, N. o., June 6, 1865.
'NHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
i HOLDERS of this Company will be held at
the office of the Company, on Thursday 5th July,
1866 at IL o'clock, A. NJ -.
W. W. VASS,
June It'd Treas. d. Sec'y.
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.xFoRD FEMALE COLLEGE.

~ -.-.---.,.---
THE sIsT SESSION WILL OPEN ON MON
DAY the 10Th of July, 1861.
This school, located in the midst of section
of country noted for health and plenty, furnishing
thorough and extended instruction in the various
departments, and depending on its own merits
for success, offers unusual scholastic advantages
at very reasonable rates. -
J. II. MILLS,
June It'd Oxford N. G..
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WE SOLICIT CONsIGNMENTs OF Cotton,
w Naval Stores, Sheetings, Yarns, Tobacco,
and other Southern Products to the sale of which
our prompt personal attention viii be given we
will make liberal advances upon receipt OF In
Produce shipped to US for sale are insured from
point of shipment, with or without advice. IN
voices should always accompany each shpnenI.
periencc in business in the South, and our j. l..
HATHAWAY three years in New Y ork, we feel con-
who will favor us with their eonsignments;
-. =, 80 80 JAS L. HATHAWAY,
90 80 VIM. r. UTLEY.
February 10. ls66-6m. - S
ToBAcco, ToRAccoi ToBAccos
so BOXES MANUFACTURED TOBACCO,
all grades. 81. ~, ,5ssss 8,
june 2-tE b sP.WILLIAMS0N a CO.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-06

A LABox,NG man. NAMED Kale, residing
In St Louis, shot his wife while she was
engaged in 'uakins ths bed At the tim
he fired the was in stopping position, and
the ball entering the side Of her nosc, m. :
scd downward thr ugh the lower jaw, aud
passed out 1t the Aide Of her neck. The
wound was = severe and somcwhat danger
o"s one, but il was no consil, red fatal
kalc states that the shooting was purely
accide' tai, and his wife said no,hirg ths,
would ind cate that she suspected any nsnr
dcrous intent on his part The statement
II = ynunR daughter 10 the fleet that ahc
saw him aim the pistol at hsr ma,hcr 10 thr
only evidence against him.
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MISSOURI ITEMS.

Two horse thieves we're arrested in st.
Joseph last week.
Camel coal, Of superior quality, has
been found in Cole cou. ty.
The Sentinel is the name Of new Con-
sentative paper at St. Charles.
= A number Of wolves have been recer u,
seen near Oregon, Holt 90.
Gen. Jnhn 3. Clark has bought resi-
dencc IN Faye. &c, Howard Co.
"a "a nee .ro child vas frozen to death near
Aalia, last Friday night.
Gov. X NJ. Stewart met with an accident
last week. in St. Joseph, falling upon the
ice and breaking u leg.
Th,s. Hammond. Of Lincoln county, was
robbed Of eighteen hundred dollars, lev
days sgo, by highway robbers.
The E,na's losses in St. Joe, last year
were nearly forty six thousand dollars.
Prairie land. eight mics South Of Paris,
Monroe Co. was recently sold for eighty.
dollars per acre.
Two men were killed in Macon City. last
WCsAs ~ ~. AsHvSssy NtbVS VuC nvkStU
botham and Capt. Davis shot man nam
I'd Glcnn-both in self defence.
Willis and Clark. negroes, were ,convic-
ted az st. Joseph, hast week Of tho murder
Of Lohr and Kuhn, and sentenced to b
hanged.
Lamtert Johpson. . returned Federal
soldier, killci young man named Robin
son. in Aiehison county, last week, Tor
which he was rrested. A flaw in the IA
pcrs caused his temporary discharge. b.
fore he could be rca'restcd.he jumped upon
another mans horse and escaped
Tho Deputy Sheriff Of Cass County and
an a4eiDeant attempted to nj, rest . n.,sori-
Gus bushwhackcr, named Rcy nnlds. on tho
92d ult., who killed both Sheriff and DEM.
". Next day the citizens Of Pleasant llill
burnt Reynolds house ard killed HIM. An
other sdsepcrado Was also arrested aud
jailed. = =. ( - - . 8
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Brick" Po,nsr,y OF the IL Cross D;mo
crdf IS "cuss" AMI no mistake. In Ialc
issue he gets of the following:
iliiliflicker Snick smoker, . tcutonic ven
der Of sour krout, w0Od.n cotubs, crude
cabbage, stripped mi lens, cotton ~ spend
ers AMI such IDLE doings." with patriot,
zeal lett his h,,me La Crosse 1t the CON-
~. ncemer.. Of the war, and enlisted us q
siop grocery keeper, behind the suffer-
Comfortable tent OH the Potomac. Wh-n
nc went away it was with the int rn,ion to
make some monsh, IL it took all summer,
and nobly did he fight it out in his lite
How lac did it ~ best told Us he told i,
TO US on his return last week
You src, Mr.. Bumloy, der t-um bcets.
und der call comes to < To wars init arms.
l>c dc patriyt so much as Shcnrsl WASH
burn, or Shcnral Curt;ss, or SlIcnral But
or. "r ShenTat Bangs. or any dem Shenrals
what lives to come hrme great mcn. ST.
Duys some lidsilc things und got some bapcr,
from &c war committee und goes init Ter
patriots and sell some l,ldlc tings and
make some monisll. / Hiss my vrow live.
n'net.cm dunes and goes nit der war.
goes To Shamhcrs"urg and makes much
'monish. Un day Ispoke mine window GU
IN mine head to hear der scrcnndc. un.l
d'nk Of Something's. when see Cat S,hone-
wall Shackson init his dro0ps und der pg
brass pand co ming down ter street pla, vine
like ter tytii Q" der pras. pand.
"Who's bin here since ST bin gomez,
Dat Sthoncwall Shackson is ter tyfl nit
ishtings md puts my ,noni.h in my
booklet und m,nc little bapcrs in mine ba:
und goes SO quick as never wash to Get
'ysburg. Und opens some moro sthore
und sells )Wc more lnl,llc dinCs. And un
day hears men un d r llurscpack riiin.
pwn der sthr ct nnd der eoonle,l dat twill
,hena! Sthoue~all Shacks"n playing Oar
same odder tune as heard before,
"Who's bin here since ish bin gomez"
DEM makes mine monish C,oms int q
mine booklet. und makes mine pay coo ~,
into m'nc blpers und butte mine s,.ll ~. ,er
pig sthoie un der corner so L loose more.
sn d. as had not g,t. und dinks ! 90 t.
wisconsin to sec innc vroy rs l hu mi =, e.,
IN desc two years. SO long time rs icve.
wash
Den | goomcs home I knocks und der
door und INV WOW she make talk unJ ,,l,
me ''whOsc dai.'
Den | say ''ilililicker Snicksnackcr,"
"",' snc KNOWS dat 'sil mine name and she
make herself goomc out Of ter house and
give III" nine, seven times kiss on mine fa.
so good rs never wash.
bcn Mr. Bumroy. l',nks init mine eyes
una sees some dinrs! And so ask mine
vrow !! she's been married since got of
10 tie patriot, und il she no rot married.
why She makes so Nnrh grow. when I &c
gone mil ter wars? IND { gets mad as ty
til und then links of that ,ac, Shen,a,
>'hnncxa'i Shackson, init his pig prass
pand. and sings.
>, Who's bin he e since ish bin gomez"
Cnd now Mr.. Bumroy, so,ncpody makes
Irooc.es mt me, for ish b,n gone two years
una J know some dings. and ! goes back
mt der war und ! sings dat tam Shcnerai
>thonew''i Shackson song all ter way.
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HI &eSss
j 4(yy farmsF every pgscian u Che
esantry| should rss The lsllt 1ias from Re
Chicago R3silsa 90
Over 1t Burlington, Ntsco6si6, they
have get smart little wooisn mill which
rsDplovs soms twenty operatives Or more.
assk earns OF I3Uy ards OF cloth daily. Il
\ y shsiv'ng and it, owness are sbout 10 ex
J tsss,se additiuss 10 their maebihety. e
- A. tho Falls Of st Anthony there In
.epether wooden mill which mskss oOO yar,is
= ~. aud . new one IL soon . beein
flnnnlg. The business Of msking cloth l.
proHls6ls 10 lhoss cpgasvd In il. But IL is
also profitaCl. TO al NE f,rmera n The
neigh6stsAood. In the Hrst plscr, il eives
.slam home market fve their wool: IN fact
''s'sch 81 4 n manufactured on shassa in
shne mills Next they get bstler prices 10
pesA, poultry, eggs and vegetables, which
thsv sell u opel aiivcs 1t the fsctoriea. And
they not only get better ,siccr, bot they
arc relieved Il en- ell chssgss f0r tSanspos.
tation and comnissios. Instead Of lJeiag
as'is 70 yell nothing but wheat AID corn,
and secink IL vaIue swallowed up b. The
enorsnou5 charges upon the bulky articles
on their way 10 New York or Liverpool,
they nov raise less grain aud more Of the
perishaOc products o. the garden, he poul-
Try yard, and tho diary. and sell them At
their own door, or good price and With
out any charges at nll.
This bench. ial change Is going on
throughout I'll Tho western country. very
gradually aud >lowiy in.lerd. but quite pr
cep lilly. The peop'c everywhere sec the
god Of it. and they IRE resolved that. ~
lar ~ lies IN their power. the process shall
not be stopped. Hence tn. II ind, ference 10
81 the defamation OF de- nag CUES and
theorists against the high profits u manu-
facturers. They seq clearly thst these
profits are, m the first place. the sign Of
general prospe iiy in which 81 classes are
interested. and Ia the second place. thu
such profits will lead m ,rc rapidly and
surely than would otherwise be Los. ible 10
general diffusion Of manufactures
,hro"shoat all this great agricultural region.
This Is what they are bent upon achieving.
and they will not DO diverted from it hy
any scheme Of policy whose result will be to
break down these new western factories,
and per etIate old nonopolies, whether At
Leeds, MsncheDtes, n Lowell.