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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-03-13

AGGHERRFUL VIEW OF MEhRH1s.-The river re-
porter Of the Memphis Avalanche having lately
been shot at by three men on Main street, whom
the lively Fuse Of revolver was found necessary to
keep ct bay, that journal is inspired to describe
the situation at Memphis as follows might
after night the click Of q trigger, the bang Of
pistol, are sounds that echo through our thorough
fares, much TO- the encouragement Of Lowing;
citizens. Merr shot, and women beaten nearly to
death and shot at; stragglers by way of diversion,
firing their artillery from eligible positions, with the
entire city as an objective point. Burglars aud
piferers, cut-throats and stool pigeons; mak}r- :
Mdeous by their presence, and night b., x Jay
baidry and orgies. We do decisrl their II,
enter our protest against M-'~ .odly object anc.
beng used as pistol gale I'm and other streets
zens 1elng used as I.alles, and honest quaee ctl-
OF enabling sp,- Dulls' eyes or for the purpose
shots. - f5rts of that character to ms Re sntre
Wars.. - -, night, while vending our Way nolne-
Ia, we too often hear the remark, You run
against me, damn you, and I'll shoot you'll" We
inyoluntarily duck, anticipating slug or bullet:
Sometimes the style is varied, Look here, Jim, il
catch you down to - again, III knife you.
Again we dodge, expecting to see the gleam OF a
bowie or stiletto as it flashes from it's scabbard
alive with energy topenetrate the person of its
masters foe. But this time we rally as we dis
cover "Jim' has brace Of Derringers in his
hands, that with the dexterity of an expert he has
drawn from the concavity OF his garments, and
with exultation in his eye and nonchalance in his
voice. he responds to Jeems" to put up his tooth
pick or he'll shoot hole through i'm big enough
tbr rat to creep through.
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CHEROKEE INJECTION,

does not fail to cure Gonorrhed, G!eet and az A's.
coue Discharges in Male or Female, curing recsnt
cases In from ore to three days. and is especially
recommended In those cases Of FEuor AtotS or
Whites h, Females. Tho two medicines used ~
conjunction will not fail to remove this disagreeaoe
comnlant and in those cases where other medicines
have been used without success
Price, Remedy, One Bottle, g, Three Bottles x.
- Injection, ~ r.,es
The Cherokee Cure" Remedy" and fnYeo-
tion are to be found in all well regulated drug
stores, and are recommended BY physicians ana
druggists ali over the world for their intrinsic worth
and merit Some unprincipled dealers, however,
try to deceive their customers by selling cheap and
worthless compounds,-ln order to make money
In place Of theae Be not deceived. II the drug.
gsts will not buy them tSr yc;, wrSc to us ana we
will send them to you by express, securely paeNeo
and iee from observation We treat oil diseases 70
which the human system is subject, and WIN Do
pleased to receive full and explicit statements rom
those who have Miled to receive relief heretofore
Ladies' or gentlemen address US N peJecs cor.
fdencl, We desire to send our thirty-two page
pamphlet free to.every lady and gentleman IN tne
fand, Address all letters for pamphlets, medicines
orsdvico, to the sole proprietor, 81. %.
0Dr. ". &. MBRW1N, 81 Walker stu h. 7.
Nsy'2l - o. f5Q thstulyr
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A JEALOUS MoNKEy.-At Lyons, France, fero-
cious monkey Of large size escaped from menag-
erie and reached the provision wagon, where It
commenced to regale itself; Over this animal the
nprietor seized q whip and threatened the animal,
Who, before receiving blow, flew at him, threw
him on his back and tearing at his flesh, was
cr1nching m the bones Of his arm when the shrieks
Of the wretched victim attracted the whole person.
M the put no one SmGas ba ns
mans m daughter was inspired with an idea. She
nosits the omen door, and told him to kiss her On
The sound Of this salutation TIE monkey, jealous,
as many animals are (and who could not endure
auy marx of affection bestowed on anything but
himself, and bowling with rage, turned round, and,
believing them to be in the cage dashed into it in
order to fly at the clown. Needless to add, the
aa6a1lelinstantly closed and barred The pro-
prf a, had to be apputated.
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THE GnANDEEs OF spAM.-The number of dukes
who are grandees Of Spain is 70 several of them,
however are inted under one head' g naRenHs
Abrantes, Alba, Fe1nan-Nune and others thus
the number of dukes is below 70. There are other
Spanish grandees who prefer taking, the title Of
marquis or count to that of duke. Forty-three are
who take the title Of marquis as their first honor
ary distinction retaining, however, that Of duke
under Other, denominations. There are 42 counts
and grandees OF Spain who are also dukes and
marquises. The total number Of Spanish grandees
is 147 - ,TlES - - :
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PORT CALENDAR.
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CHARLESTON.
Arrived Yesterday.

Schr Deas from West Point Mil. "a bb1s Rice.
To Cohen, Hanckel l. Co.
Steamer Kate. r j Lockwood Palatka, Jacksonville,
Fernandina via Savannah. To BIahoney, Jr, Rich.
ardson, Southern Express Co, J D Aiken Co, 4 D
kirkpatrick, and Others
Steamer Gen Hooker, Boyle, Fenwick's Island &c.
l6 bales Cotton, &c. To L Guilleaume, " C Bee
q 80 20, 1.aesGl, n1 Lee Sn1th q 20, and Order
Steamer Planter, Ferguson, Pee Dee River via George
town. S C. 100 bales Cotton, 200 bales Hides IS b6ls
Rosin, and Sundries. To Ferguson Holmes, Kendall
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Augusta Market.

AUGUSTA, March -CoTToN-During the fore part
of the day the condition Of the market was about the
same Saturday-very dul-but lste In the after
noon better feeling produced by favorable New
York advces though too late to have any effect trans
actions of the day. We are unable to give quotsons in
ly lower grades amounting to 1856 bales "a follows at
20 at rs; l6 at II at 281s at at 27M; 48 at
2S and bales OF 28A os The receipts were 204 balss
FnANcrAL-The money market was fuctuatne to-
day. = -: 49,. -. .
9oID-The brokers are buying at 1856 and selling at
snvER-Brokers are buying at 127 and selling at 1s2.
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oousis nees per outh Carolina Ra1lroad
March Ia.

I r soS Sosp n As bales Domestcs, 10 bags Peas,
Sn5fr;es % aons Stoneware, Al boxes Tobacco, and
/ ee Smith L II Rodgers & CO, Kinsey, draeser,
Eone Co. 5 d Aiken & Co, Debonvlle, Cart,
= ~ srrey Mehrtens & wohltmann, G W Williams
FiHS NJ Caldwell l. Sons, Wardaw & Carew, 4 D
patrick, Thurston Holmes, Bischof co, Cam.
ou, Barkley l. Co, Willis & Chisonn, Mowry Co, ~
Cukes & Co, E Wiss & Co, Pringle, Adams, Frost
L. Go, J Sloan, H L Jefers Co, Wallace 4 Bro + Il
Agent, Fraser & Co., III Fredsburg Mulkai, TAFT q
Rowland, Fraser, Fraser & Dill, G Hughes, NJ Gold
smith Son, E Jackson.
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The Charleston Cotton nlarket

Vuo CuAIIeBCUH CUCUUN u1HER6C.
OFFICE or THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS,
40 CHARLESTON Monday Evening, March IL, 1857. T.
There considerable demand for the staple but the
operations Of buyers restricted for want Of stock
Sales about 42s bales at generally previous quotations.
The transactions were 81 at 26 % at 2 "a es at
27115; 1873 at 2s; 20 at 28KS; and % at 2eo.
Our quotations Of yesterday somewhat disarrang
ed and them correctly applying to the trans
actions Of both days say for -. ss 1. ~.
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PASSENGERS
Per steamer Kate from Palatka. Jacksonville, Fer
nandina via Savannah-W j Parsons, J Lasher,
Roe, NJ Church. J Dickenson, Forbes and lady,
Fl C Grubb. Williams, NJ Pearce, Gilman, Nc
Elhenry " Leitch and lady, Miss lote Leitch. Miss
J W Ligner, D johnson, G King, Gardner Cor
don, Miss Merrick, T W Patton, Williams, Hanno
Miss Pearson, W Floyd, Manning, Coleman,
Scott and % deck.
Per steamer Gen Hooker, from Fenwick's Island, &c
Seele T Shafer, 81 Towles.
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consider ohickerins Cons Pianos superior to any
In the world
They are unrvaed for their singing qualities aud for
the harmonious roundness OF their tone. There is .
perfect homogenety throughout all the registers. The
upper notes arc remarkable for oearness and purity
which do not find In any other instrument while the
base distinguished for power without harshness and
for magnificent sorority.
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Dr.. WRIGHT'S
REJUVENATING ELIXIR,
f1y.. Ease,ace Of Life.

Z; !: !: s; :
kskssaS aged, causing the hot blood Of
As the Phe1tr rises youth to course the veins res
rom ne ashes q e1s rs toring the Organs Of Genera.
G,a.ea S Goss tto7a, remoc&n0 Inpotencydnd
III fSixsr rsiuvss,. Debility restoring Mdniness
ate The svstei, and and 1an ci0o-, thus proving
overcome disease perfect aE2ir1r Of Locd," re-
moving S<srility and Barrenness in both sexes .to
the young, midde.aged, and aged there no ereater
boon than this Elixir Of Life It gives new
lease of life, causing the weak and debilitated 70
have renewed strength. and vigor, and tho enafe
system to thrill with Joy and pleasure.
Price, one bottle s.; three bottles - sent D5
express to any address.
Our medicines are sold and recommended ~ on
respectable druggists in every part OF tne csvnzeu ~
globe; some unprinclpled dealers, however, uy ~
deceive their customers by selling cheap ano Woisn.
less compounds In order to mako money. 6e nos
deceived---ask for these medicines sna JAKE no
Others II the druggist does not keep them, VIE
to u.s. and we will send them BY express careiuy
packed, free from observation. We Will Dc pleaaeo
to receive letters with full statements In regard 20
sny disease with which ladies' or gentlemen are
afflicted Address nil letters for medicines, Qanpn'
lets, or advice, to the sole proprietor, e.
Dr. W.R. MERWTN, 81 Walker St., n. Z,
MAY IS nWt Iy'
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A lucky family in5Fest Virginia have recently
inherited fortune Oh Rseventy-6ye million dollars
Not very likely story.
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COMMERCIAL.

s,-t..,. Exports. =: ~: i5. 5.s5ssf5!
FORTUNE ISLAND, Wiper schr salhe Mears-15, 900
feet Yellow Pima Lumber tts.1s
BALTMORE-Pers schr b Marvel go, 600 feet Lumber
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G. A. r d.

gtis with feelings Of pride American nsnutactureri
that we publish the following testimonials, which nave
been received by ue recently: -
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THE ORANGEBURG NEWS.

nUBLIsHED EVERY SATURDAY MORNING, At
orangeburg, S. c. Terms 50 per annuli' IN m ao'
vance. .e .,o
OaANaEsuas NEWS will be circulated for the benent o.
our advertising patrons u.-... ,;ho,,,
Contract Advertisements inserted on INC m9ss np1A
torma Address SAMUEL DIBBLE,
''AA'0' Editor Orangeburg News
February Is Orangeburg, 3 G,
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10000 PIANOS.

In the construction of which they hsve introduced every
known and valuable improvement They have invaria
bly, been selected and used BY all of the worlds ae
knoueoed great artists who have visited this country
professionally, both for private and public use
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ELDER & BROWN,

"A MANUFACTURERS AND PATENT.
EEs OF the celebrated COMBINATION
CRADLE AND BABY TkaNEk, Pro
4SRG$ yelIinR Horses, and all kinds of Book.
TEE ing Horses, Invalid Chairs, With double
Af~< and single wheels. from $25 to $40;
ChiIdren'a Carriages Fancy and Varnished WAGONS
Fancy suikes Invalid Carriages made to ordes FANCY
propellers and Baby Rockers &C., &C., esize Horsea
made to order. ran
Depot, No. 63s BROADWAY. Mandatory, Nos. 49,
$50. Isl and A52 WEST STREET, New York.
Octobe, Is ustuAV
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THALBENG.
GOTTSCHALK.

consider Chickerlng & Sons Pianos, beyond com.
pssison, the best have ever seen In America.
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EUROPEAN TEsTIMONIALs,-

.lzs5,:i. t.;;=-3 - ~
Rsoeioea during The month Of August, 1855.
..f5s.st's'. .'3.s:tt.=-. LoHDoN, July as. 1857.
Mussns Or1oKEaIHa 4 soas-dents: have much
pleasure In enclosing document signed oy tne mrs!
campoeers musicians and professors in EUROPE held
Pianos R such h q Wiz me
to Europe, to ascertain the opinion OF my 2rolessonal
brethren. Tho enclosed certificate will prove how
sorwsrd At the same dine, letter received from my
friend, Mr.: Collssd which am sure must ne grauy
the honor to be, gentlemen, ysuss ys'g tEqly
s5E-ii! LONDON, January14 1865.
James II. WthI, Esq. -s,t -: -.
convey 70 Messrs Chickering the EXPIRE. sion OF my
highest approval Of their Instrument It consider
not merely the best instrument Of American msp1iao na
fortes that has ever come under my cnservaton ano
the Mesars. ChickerinR may well be proud OF having
surned ont from their nanufactory an mstramens
which, for touch quality, power and workmanship,
would be very difficult 70 aurpsss In any part OF the
wide world. 'ss> =,
Dear SIR very ''n0sssEy oSxS' yNq5' e oo11ARp,
Firm Of ooIlard oouard, psnoforte Manufacturers,
London.
- -. LONDON, August "a, 1906
Jane, H. Wehli, Esq.:
MY DEAR SIR; As you tire going back to the United
States must beg you to me nS 70 % as
their Grand no-forteds good an tnst1vneSt Iff
an .cas eosr turned ont, bota N toush andtcr
Wishing sou' &c. l felaiR eysFs. RFa.SWoop ISs
Firm Of I. Broadwood & Sons. Pisno-forte Manufsc
tursrs, London. ti' a. =. : =,
- LONDON, July 20, 1866.
E.s.rs Caickerfng d Sons: -zs,.5s..
GENTS have iust been invited by Mesars oollard to
nv q Grand Pianoforte manufactured by you aud
nave no hesitation In endorsing the opinion OF my old
friend, Mr. D. Co1ard, viz: That 1t is the finest IN.
:; Believe me, gentlemen, most faithfully yours
F,imo;as ro,s the most dising4tsaed Artists Earops
i 8 s.cz. to Aessrs. Chtckering d Sons: 90 s'.-
..-f-.tE -=f.a5E. y. LONDON July rs, 1855.
Having played upon q Pisno-forte made by Messrs
Onickering & Sons, Of Boston and New York, have
much pleasure IN tesfying to Its general e1celicnce
| For sweetness and brtiancy Of tone, delicsoy OF
touch and magnificent powcr for concert purposes,
consder It really GRAND pLANo.roRTE; AND DzoIDED
LIZ TIE BEST HAVE BEEN OF AMERICAN MANuFAoTUnE.
ARABELLA GODDARD. |aI9Lo REGoNpL lI
g: a: ,2SI OSBORNE. AhEMER 4INnsay sAEII s4GpER
JULES BENEDICT. y. MOSCaELES,
III. ". BALFE. ProL OF Oonserqatofe Qe
ERINLEY RIUHARD6. S.'ARTHUR OHAPPELt
RENE FAVAkeER. Director OF Monday Con-
SYDNEY SMITH. certs London.
Among the chistpoInts Of excellence Of the CHECKER
Ing Pianos of which speak the renowned artists In their
congratuatory testimonials to the Measrs Chickertn9,
are the greatest possible depth, richness and volume Of
tone combined with briltRncy, clearness and
perfect evenness throughout the entire scale; and.
above all surprising daratlon Of sound the pure and
sympathetic quality OF which never changes under the
most delicate or powerful touch.
During the past forty three years this firm has manu-
aotured 49,.
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WEIiLI.

Your Pianos ore superior to any have seen In
this country or in Europe.
have never heard tone 80 perfect; 1t yields every
expression that la needed In usic and Its quality is
capable of change to every sentiment. This is
It's tone ste together with its aympstheto elastic ind well
balanced touch.
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TdALBERG's OPINION.
consider Chickerlng h Sons Pianos. beyond com.
psrison, the best have seen In Amesioa.
- =, s;ts =."2 8. THALBERG,
Chairman Of Jury on Musical Instruments.
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During the past eight years have constantly played
upon ths justly celebrated Erard Pianof yours the
only instruments that have found either here in
Europe to equal them in all their points of excellence
It may bo satisfactory to patrons and friends
among the pubost largo to state that testimonials have
leon received from all the lending artists who have
visited residing In the Unitod States, few OF
whose names. besides those above. We sppend:
LEO. DE MEYER. GUSTAV SArTER.
ALFRED JAEL. j. BENEDICT.
Il. tANDERSON. NJ STRAKOSOH.
B. HOFFMAN. JULIEN.
ARTHUR NAPOLEON.
And many others.
NJ ILLUSTRATED ALBUMS AND PRICE LISTS
SENT BY NAIL.
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TMPORTANT CERTIFICATES.
/ RooHEsTER, n. Y F, December %, 1851.
! Messrs P. a. DRAKE h COL hive been great sui.
ferer from Dyupeps for three four years ard had to
abandon my profession. About three months ago
tried the Pantston Bitters and to my great Joy am
now nearly q well man. L have recommended them In
seyara csseg md "a far ss KNOW always with signal
beneft - am, respectfully yours. 80.
Hev. ]. 8. oATHORN.
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PHuApH1pR1A, 10th Month, 18th Dsy, 1862.
RzspEcrED FRIENp:-My daughter has been much
benefited by the Of thy Plantation htters Thou
wilt send me two bottles more. - > :. :, - :.
Thy friend, Asa ouAh1N't
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IA smile VIA on her Np-health IVES In her look
strength was In her STEP and In her hands-PIAd1A'
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THE INCOME TAX.
The following are the sections relating to the tax
upon incomes of the internal revenue law us

oo+N
upon incomes. of the internal revenue law as
amended by Congress:
: There shall be levied collected and paid annually
upon the gains, profits and Income OF every person
residing in the United States, or Of any
citizen Of the United States residing abroad,
whether derived from any kind OF property, rents,
interest, dividends salaries. or from any posi-
ton trade, employment, or vocation, carried on III
the United States or elsewhere, or from any other
source whatever, tax of five per cent. Oh the
amount 80 derived over $1,000; and like tax shall
be levied, collected and paid annually upon the
or profession carried on in the United States by
persons residing without the United States, and
not citizens thereof. And the tax herein provided
for shall be assessed, collected and paid upon the
gains, profits and income for the year ending 31st
day Of December next preceding the time for levy
ing, collecting and paying said tax.
In estimating the gains, profits and income OF
any person, there shall be included all income de-
rived from interest upon notes, bonds and other
securities Of the United States profits realized
within the year from sales of real estate purchased
within the year or within two year previous to the
wear for which income is estimated; interest re-
ceived or accrued upon all notes, bonds and mort
cages, or other forms of indebtedness bearing in-
ble, less the interest which has become due from
said person during the year; the amonnt OF all
premium on gold and coupons, the amount OF sales
Of live stock, sugar, wool, butter, cheese, PORK,
other vegetable or other productions, being the
growth OF produce Of the estate Of such person,
not including any part thereof consumed directly
by the family Ill other gains, profits and income N
derived from any source whatever; except the
rental value of any homestead used or occupied BY
any person or by his family in his own right or
in tie right of his wife; and the share Of any
person OF the gains and profits Of all COM
panies, whether incorporated Or partner
ship, who would be entitled to the Same,
if divided, whether divided or otherwise, except
the amount Of income received from institutions
or corporations whose officers as required BY law,
withhold q per centum Of the dividends made by
such institutions, and pay the same to the officer
authorized to receive the same; and except that
n fhn ivl rnilitarv naval or other service Of the
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CHER ERoKEE G.

Brig. Nellie Mitchell, -, up. March
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-08

1HR ALBEMAELE GHosT.-Tae reuparS Able
visits 20 he house Of John =. Noon, lisa. NEAR
NcoUsTnls- 9re sun going on. sunday nigh
me powerful eht so frequently sen. hooded
The pasS8Ee OF me house, and was saose-
9uenily seen from TIE upper windows lighung
Up Tie night. These visits have ben 20, az On
row fCr four months. The hOuse ha- been
entered cerialnly ten or rfern -trnrr. snf
FTChahy much of'ener. tyr M Hfst twD
months re v sits averaged snce IN tn days.
Tor the last two months tEev have averaged
seVeTal TINES week Mr. M5ol.'s h0u-s ! -
been guarded now for perhaps a mouth. bat /.
seems impossible To capture taa rnvst-r.ous
Stranger. who enter the house right An The
midst OF TIE circle Of pieksts. The parties 90
- supposed here are three OF Ihsml carry
false keys, and open outdoors and ia-doors-
hey have also shrill whistle, which has been
rep afediy heard; and they nsve a very re-
Variable lantern. which is often seen-CLar-
t0tieSttiio tkFaHs,Fe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-08

EPISCOPAL CHURCH MATTERS IN NRy
loEK.-Tne New York correspondent Of the
Philadelphia Ledger says: Rev Newman Hall
IS creating fTesh scandal IN the Episcopal
Church By Preaching IN the Church OF the
Messiah, over m Brooklyn, lsst evening. The
standing committees viii have ID look after
thar rector. while they are abou: a., as well as
Rev. Cotton Smith and Kew. Mr. Fry. ON the
Other hand, however, the other extreme, the
rltuallsts, are developing also. At the
Church OF he AnnuncIaiiOn yesterday one of
the clergy appeared I'm the vestmebts that are
us ally worn at 81. Alban's-that IL, a short
sUTplice over a black tunIc-besides which
there was the choral service, with men and
toys IN surriices, and an ssecho" choir up in
the organ loft, invisible 10 the EYE. 81 Luke.
IN Hudson street, they say, il manIlesting
sIMIlar teHdencies'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-08

DEPRESSION OF MANUFACTUREs.-TheP Prov.
idepce Journal says the wages OF the opera
tives are TO be reduced this week in several OF
the largest cotton factories In Rhode Island,
and that IL the times do not improve, an entire
by the concerted action OF the manuSscturers.
the large wooden mill Of Ed ward Hnrris.
bnown a. the Harris Wooden COMPANY, In
Woonfocket, will commence to run on three.
quarters time next Monday, and some horizons
OF the mae hinery will Be entirely stopped until
here 10 q more encouraging pr0spsct FAR its
prod ctions. The old mills continue their
usual tims n present. The Lippttt WOODEN
Compapy have run but swo.ihirde Of their
looms for several months, but ~ present are
running Hfteep or eighteen sete OF machiperv