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THE MIsSISSIPPI sCAI.AwAGS AT
MRRK


The success with which the Alabama
Radicals appealed to Congress to declare
their Constitution adopted and 10 admit
their State, after they had failed to secure
the requisite majority of the registered
voters, has emboldened the Mississippi
Radicals to ask Congress to declare their
Constitution adopted and their State en-.
titled to readmission, notwithstanding the
majority, according to Radical authority,
is not less than seven thousand against
the proposed Constitution. Ga the 18th
INST, fifteen Radicals from that State,
including Eggleston, the defeated oandi
date for Governor, appeared before the
Reconstruction Committee, demanding
the exclosion from the count Of votes on
The Constitution, OF Rankin, Chickasaw,
Marshall, Carroll, DesOto, Lafayette and
other counties. BY this means they ex.
poet to carry the Consultation and
elect Radical State officers and Cons
gressmen The reason they allegs is
that terror reigned in those counties.
They ask Congress to declare Mississippi
reconstructed and entitled to readmission
70 Congress This is a pretty game
which these scalawags are playing They
have 20 regard whRteyer for The voice Of
the majority Of the people Of their SAte.
Il is not improbable that the Radicals in
Congress win yield 20 their impOrtuni-
ties, as they did in The cas-. Of Alabama,
and declare the State RECONSTRUCTED, and
elect the Radical ticket BY excluding the
votes OF the counties suggested, Radical
as Ten, Meade is, he protested against
the admission Of Alabama, bat party |
necessity was imperative. The Radicals |
may fear 10 admit Mississippi, as il is
certain the State would be carried Ger the
democratic ticket in the Presidential
'T1~T --...----- u y II j
MR JAMES MULLINS annou aces through |
The Shelbyville RepablioaR that he is a
candidate for recollection To represent
aud guard the interests Of The people Of
he fourth Congressional asstr;e. pa.,h
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IrI = r. I. + g ssf j 3 5. M.sa. ns..sass
EdgeReId Female Seminary.
REV. D. &. TRIMBLE, Principal.
Ms Henri weber. Associate Print

!. r AN PLEASED TO SAY TO Nj OLD PA
II irons and % the public generally. that 4
have associated Hitn me Mrs HENRI WEBER
~ the mansgem eat n thn Institution Ms.
weber high culture, npo sghglarship ard long
experience m teaching. are 300 well known Boz
ttls Community % require a single word ia her
epfnm6ufatOn. 10 viii be our earnest cnto1rof
t0luako the school both thoroughly PREPARATORY
anal hnishinz IN ITS character. None buf bfar-
teal and experiences teachers will be EN-
plbyed. and no paine Will be spared % make
The institution equal 10 it, gOrk ia qua Tying
gObnE ladies' b. hiifh inteiiectua! and moral
culture Tor usefulness In any station lu lie.
q The noTt Session val begin on the hArsF
Monday fn hcDfembeF. Tor turthoF 90
~ Nv. ~ C. TRJNBLE.
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IN RANKRuPTCY-

ET1HIS Is 10 GIVE NOVICE THAT ON III
4 10th day Of July, A. d. 1858, a warrant n
bankruptcy was issued against the estate of JnO.
W, Han. Of the county Of Rutherford and State
of Tennessee, who mas been adiudged bankrupt
on his own petition that tie payment Of any
debts and delivery Of any property belonging TO
transfer Of any property by him, are forbidden
by law; that a meeting Of the creditors of the
said bankrupt, to prove their debts and
10 choose one or more assjgnees of his estate.
will be held at Court Of Bankruptcy, 10 be
holden on the Sth day of August. A. D. ls6S
AZ 9 O'Clock A. NJ, NJ the Office Of the Regis
ter in Bankruptcy, at the Courthouse in Muir
tTeesbOrO, Tennessee, before w N. Doughty,
ESQ Register
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T. Z GLASCOCk
tT4r I4T sfraanrr.f
Ty T. r. WARMER.

UIHIS Is To GIVE NOTICE. THAT on THE
l. 10Th day 0f july. A. d. 1903. vibrant
In bankruptcy was issued against the estate OF
g. H. Jenkiu7, of the county of Rutherford.
and State Of Tennessee. who has been ad-
Judged a bankrupt ON his own pctitiOn that
the pawn eat Of any debts and delivery q any
property belonging 90 such bankrupt ro him, or
tor his use, and the transfer Of any property by
him, are forbidden by law that meeting 20
the creditors Of the said bankrupt, 20 prove
their debts and to choose one OF more ussiEuces
Of his estate will DO held at a Court Of BanlC'
ruptGy, 70 be holden on the Ssh day Of August,
A. u. 1853 no . o'elock 4. NJ, AZ the oMco OF
the Register In bankruptcy, NJ the t1urthouf
Luu.- EaHIsinr.
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The call Of the roll went on and when
Ohio was reached, she gave her twenty-one
votes to Seymour, amid prOtraCted cheer
ing, whereupOa Mr.. Seymour, in the face OF
the convention, unequivocally declined.
Immediately that eminent Democrat, Val
landigham, of Ohio, rose, and in tones Of
earnest eloquence, put it to Mr.. Seymour as
a duty to obey the voice of the party. A
similar appeal was made by the Hon.
Francis Herman, the delegate from Gov.
Seymour's own district HereupOn North
Carolina, which had voted for Hendricks
for the first time, changed for Seymour,
and other States began TO follow her lead.
Under this impulse, the convention and the
spectators instantly resolved themselves in
to a tumultuous, uncomfortable, shouting
mob, and daring this understandable uproar
every State went over to Seymour.
1--WE believe accordingly, that for salts
factory reasons, Governor Seymour did not
desire a nomination to the Presidency at
this juncture that he did not plot to OBJ
tain it; that he was sincere in declining il,
but was eoerced into its acceptance by cir
cumstances which a more persistent cour-
age than he possesses might, perhaps, have
controlled or successfully resisted"
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HOW sEYMOUR WAS NOMENATED

The New York Sun (RadicaI has the
fairness and honesty to vlndicate Governor
Seymour from one of the charges which
has been preferred against him. 1t says ::
at is yehementiy asserted that Gov.
Seymour obtained his nomination through
the trickery and artiiice Of himself and his
friends, and that to secure it he was guilty
of double dealing, and the New York dele
cation of duplicity and chicanery. Though
a superficial view of the case might seem
to warrant this assertion, we are convinced
that the real facts will not sustain the
charge. ~ ....
We believe that, for reasons satistac-
tory to himself, some Of a private aud some
of public nature, Mr.. Seymour had firm.
ly resolved not to take the nomination.
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BY J. X. WAkNEk,
iylS Il Dep Z. ;. Mashil, Nc cug1r.

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, TuAT on THE
10Th day Of July. A. d, 1869, warrant m
bankruptcy was issued against the estate Of
and state of Tennessee, wn0 has been adj
judged a bankrupt Ju his own petition; that the
payment Of any dCbt- and delivery Of any proper
~ belonging 10 such bankrupt 90 him, or for hi
use and transfer Of any property hy HIM are
forbidden by law, that q meeting "a the cred
itOrs Of the said bankrupt. 20 prove heir debts,
and % choose one or more asERnees oi his estate
will be held at a Court Of bankruptcy, t0 be
holden on the sth day Of August. A ".
1875. At q o'clock 4. H.. at the Office Of tho
Register iu Bankruptcy. 40 The Courthouse boo
En- Ft-iat,r.
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r. r. GLASCOCk.
l. y Nsrahql Mee5cnr+l
ByJ.R. WARNER.
iylSlt Dep. L. 5. Marshal. Messenger.

THISI Is TO GIVE NOTICE. THAT ON THE
= 10th day OF July, A. ID. ls6S. a warrant ~
C. Ward. in the county Of Rutherford and
State of Tennessee, who has been ad-
judged bankrupt on his own petition; that the
payment Of any debts and delivery Of any prop
erty belonging 10 such bankrupt, % him or
for his use. and the transfer Of any property hy
him are forbidden BY law that meeting Of the
creditors Of the said bankrupt, 20 prove their
debts, and 20 choose one or more assignees Of his
estate, will bo held at a Court Of Bankruptcy.
TO be holden on the Sth dag Of August. A. d.
1868, at o'clock a. NJ, 81 the Office Of the Regis
ter in Bankruptcy. in the Courthouse in Muir
freesbOro. Tennessee. before W. \. Doughty,
Esq, Register. .,
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BY J. T. WARNER -'N--~'' TT
iylS Il Dep. u. ;. Marshal Messenger.
THIs Is TO GIvE NOTICF. M IN -

TTlHIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE. THAT ON TIE
u 10th day OF July, A. T.. IS5s. "a warrant ia
bankruptcy was issued AGAINST the estate af
John A. Buchanan, IA the county ct Ruth
been adiudged bankrupt on his own Pc
tition; that the payment Of any debts and
delivery Of any property belonging Oh such
bankrupt to him, or fOT his use and the
transfer Of any property by him. are forbidden
by law that a meeting of the creditors Of the
said bankrupt, to prove their debts and to
choose one or more assignees OF ms estate,
will DO hell at A Court of Bankruptcy to be
holden on the sth day Of August A. d. 1855, az
o'clock A.. NJ. at the office Of the Register in
Bankruptcy. at the Courthouse IN Murirees-
boro, Tennessee, before W. n. Doughty, Esq
Register. ...
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E. R. GLAsCoCK.
U. s. Marshal. Messenger.
By J. R. WARNER, 80,
jylS 1t Dep. u. S. Marshal. Messenger.

BY J. II " AIN Ek, TT
jylS It Dep. U. S. Marshal, Messenger.
THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE. THAT ON
the 10th day Of July. A. d. 1858, warrant in
bankruptcy was issued against the estate Of
j. X. Miller, Of the county Of Rutherford ,
bankrupt on his own petition; that the payment
Of any debts and delivery of any property belong
ing to such bankrupt. to him, or for his
use, and transfer Of any property BY him, are
forbidden by law; that a meeting Of the cred
itors OF the said bankrupt. TO prove their debts
and to choose ono or more asyighees Of his
estate. will be held at a Court Of Bank ruptcv. To
1868. at o'clock A. A., al the olfice nf tho
Register Ia Bankruptcy, in the Courthouse
at MurtrcesborO, Tenn, before W. n Doughty,
Esq. Register.
4. i. GLASCOCk,
80 $. Marshal, Messenger
Iyls II Den. q. S. MlrshnI Measnnrnr-
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North Nashville Street R. R.

In ESI0Ck HOLDERS OF THE McGAVOCK
aud Mt Vernon Horse Railroad Company
are requested % meet NJ the 0fies % tie coni-
Pahy' corner Monroe and Summer streets.
On saturday, July 25ib, 1855,
al IL o'cloek A. n 60 elect Directors E,r another
year. FL UaRDING 49,
ylz " ..r... r.a See'y and Treas
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n. r. GLASGOW.
q. s. MarshAl. Me.senRer-
~ ] r. WAkNEh,

TUIS Is TOGIVE NOTICE. THAT Of THE
i 10th DAY Of July. A. ID. lsls. warrant Boo
in Bankruptcy vas iasu0d against the estate OF
W n. Mason. Of the county % Rutherford
and state OF Tenn esBee. who has been Rdjudged "a
bankrupt on his own petition that the payment
Of any debts aud delivery Of any property be-
longing 70 such bankrupt, 20 him, Or for
his use, and transfer Of any property By bun
are forbidden By law; that meeting q tha
creditors Of the said bankrupt, 20 prove thgir
debts, and 10 choose one o. more assiguees Of
his estate, will be held at Court % Bank
ruDtcy, 20 be hslden on the stk dag Of AugEust.
A. ID. 1864. a. O'Clock A. ~, a. The once
Of Che Register In Bankruptcy. urtreesb0ro.
Tennessee before W. n. DOaghty BET, Regis
ter. ..r Z: Il. 0LAsC0Ck.
ByJ.R. WARNER,
jyl5 Il Dep. L. 5. Marshal. Messenger.
VHIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT on
i the 10Th DAY Of JUL, A. ID. ls6s, a warrant
IN bankruptcy was izsued sgHinst the estate Of
John Patterson. Of the county q kuther-
ford and State Of Teunsssee, who has been
adiudged a bankrupt on bis own petition.
livery u any property belonging 90 Each
bankrupt. b. him, or for blS Use, aad the trans
fer Of any property by him are forbidden y
law; that meeting u the creditors Of The said
bankrupt 70 prove their debts and 10 choose
one OF more aEsigness % biz estate, viii Dc hgll
= a Court Of Bankruptcy, 10 be holden % nc
sth day 81 August, A. y. 1873. az g-eiork
rnptcy. at the Courthouse in Murfreesspl2 rem
nessee before w. ~ Doughty Es9.. heEl5ter.
IL X aLASCOCk.
u. s. Marshal. Messenger.
jyis IS L. L. :" i Der 1,- d 5. Marshal, Mesaspss
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By !. Z. WARMER,
ivIS lt Dep. u. =. Marshal. Messenger

THIS Is To GIVE NOTICE THAT. on THE
10th day Of July.A- d. lS6s, warrant N
bankruptcy was issued against the estate OF
NJ. K Lillard. Of the county Of Rutherford ana
State ot Tennessee, who has been adudged a
bankrupt ON his own petition: that the pay ment
u any debts, and delivery OF any property belong
lHg % such bankrupt 10 him. or tor ms use, ana
den by las. that a meeting Of the creditors OF
silld bankrupt, to prove thmr debts, and 70
Iu9'se one OF more assiguces Of his estate, VIII
De held at a Court &C Bankruptcy. % be holden
on the Nth day Of August. A. ID. 1865 at 9 o'clock
a. NJ az the gihce Ut tho Register IN Bankruptcy,
al INC COURTHOUSE in MurfrecSbor0 Tenn, be-
lore W n Doughty, Esd. REGISTER.
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Ma JAMES MULLINS annou aces through
the Shelbyville Republicaa that he is "a
candidate for recollection To represent
aud guard the interests Of the people Of.
the fourth Congressional district, sab
sect, however, to a district convention, if
one should be deemed nsr sssary."
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THIS rs TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT on THE
= 10th day Of July. A. D. ISIS, q warrant N
bankruptcy vas issued against the estate Of X.
n. Bethel Of the county OF Rutherford and stale
Of Tennessee, who has been adjudged a bank
rupt on his own petition that the payment OF
any debts and delivery Of any property belong
ing 70 such bankrupt, TO him or for his use,
and the transfer of any property by him are Tor
hidden BY law that a meeting Of the creditors
of the said bankrupt, 20 prove their debts, and
to choose one OF more assignees Of his estate viii
be held az a Court Of Bankruptcy, % be holden
or the Sth day Of August, A. D.. 1905. a.
o'clock A. NJ. al the Office Of the Register in
Bankruptcy. 81 the Courthouse in Murtrees-
b0ro. Tennessee. before W. n. Doughty, tsI-'
Register. II. x. 6LASCOCh'
.. u 5. Marshal Messenger.
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National Democratic Ticket
HORATIO SEYMOUR.

For President,
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MEETING DE

By-J. r. WARNER. '''''''s''
Jyl5 10 Dep. a. S. Marshal. Messenger.
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AT LITTLE Falls.

Arrived at Littls Falls-here again
gentleman of the company was obliged to
explain, on behalf of Governor Seymour,
of his inability to address them even in a
few words. But as he made his appear.
ance on the platform there was great cheer
ing, and many pressed to the platform to
shake his hand.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-02-04

TIE DEsrlTUrIoN IN TIE SouTL "A
lively and well informed correspondent o
the Cincinnati Commercial, writes from
Mississippi of the reports of suffering in
that and neighborirg states
If there is any actual starvation, pres.
ent or impending, | have yet to see it.
The cotton crop was failure last season,
and the great decline in the staple most
stunning and unexpected blow to both
planters and factors The cotton crop
failed not only in one section. but in all.
| have cnnverscd with planters from Ar
kansas, Texas, Alabama, Tennessee, Mi.
sissippi and luui.iana-all tell the same
story--a glorious promise in June and u
gricvOus blight in September. To enable
them to plant they procured heavy ads
vances Of money and material, and con
tractel with field hands at fifteen to TWEEN,
ty dollars per month Gen Pillow, Tor
instance, obtained 100000 10 cash from
one house in New Orleans, the payment
Of which he, in common with all, is una
bic TO meet, With great decline in
production and in price, it is not Difficult.
10 comprehend that when settling day
came nobody was solvent. Extreme lie
preston fell at once on all south rn cities,
and the planters having exhausted their
credit, wonder where they can obtain IN
dHlgcnccs next spring to enable them to
try again. ] heard one planter say that
his cop cost So, 900 and sold for Sl0,-
600 lie plumcs himself that he escaped
so much more lightly than his neighbors
Cotton is in diSlavor. Corn and potatoes
grow well here, and hogs cond be raised
but 1t l. Complained, with unqurstonable
truth, that the floating negroes kill off all
the stock they can lay hands on One
man in jackson lost hundred hogs in
three nights Even mich cows VANISH
into the air Cor into Ethiopian Tissue. and
never horn, hid,snor hair Is seen of them
evcrmorc One of the most prominent
business corners in jackson - vac ant
Last year it rented for $500. now it
90 5 begging for $1,000 No contracts
W. hN-'p ldoO dl' htiHg inauc. he
planters offer only from five to seven dol
lars per month; which the negroes, ac-
cuetomed to fifteen and twenty dollars,
will not lis,cn TO Bankruptcy il wri ten
on every ledger The few who can pay
tia it debts have taken the infection, and
shake their heads mechanically when "A
bill is presented for ridiculous payment.
Hundreds Of merchants in New Orleans,
Memphis, ST. Louis and Louisville, are
AS regardless now of protest as once they
were jealous Of their credit You can
conversation without finding "lhe hard
times rising up AS the great and inviaci-
bic topic-the orgie that will not be X,
orci>ed
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The AMERICAN organs manufactured 10y s.
D. Il miih IT boSton, asa, are re-
lnarkaOly good aud elective instiu cnts =
me, Iuhl'y " ui'e y pecuiar mn mo au,
ni,"o'e' 'hey na'e great power "heh P'"ye'
iu'l' "n, P"sSesS 1" sven apparatus ~ Hiu'e
man "u'h'If eAecl"noe' ~ means o' "nlch u
A.. ,iso ,o',on1 ,,,s,,,,,t, - ,,. ',,'t
Cn1ir Ie,jerf' snoia,,cs nr nD,i.'J .,,,,Io,,,,
VII, wen IN ,ror,,a sn,,ctI,i,,,, rcr,, so,;sc,c
tory in the way Of reel ORGANS, will certainly
do well to examine the SUPERB instruments. -
Pr. tdeucc J u nal.
A..,T,,.;,,,.5 ,,,,o...,, ,,,.t;,,,r ans, o,.,,.,
Ala, alma, 'ognr II fn1o,.s' inJina ~. H."
i''a ,iI .t;,,,,i..',, "'
,i,' W I'.G. - ..u !
;ie w. ~, NV tnu s.,,us ".' i
or,,; ,' mus, 81 .,0 80 v;,, oi, ,, ,,''o
o',,,',.,,, at - ~ WIN
During u ten minutes conversation recent
with an Off et who served with distinction in
the Army of the Potomac he took occasion to
n'9re r"oI ,bon avv or al .;her mnIirirDs Js
Iensei to the soldiers
"Youa NJ NkY or Youn LIFE Those who
sell m n any of the poisonous compounds
iouna IN the markt' Tor ePol oaieratus not On,
iif. oi.a Ami tio Sr,r,nrs "nJ hny pvIa
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Nj A II II | T. ID q.

MoRR soN-CLAuI> In Midllebury, Jan 23d,
1868, bv Rev. j. Steele, Mr.. joel j. Morrison. Jr
Of RoXbury. Mass. to Mis-, Luna NJ. Clark Oh Mid
dleburv.
WAIr-WIIIIS.-In Midlehurv, Jan. 19, by
Rev. $. W. Bdwell, Mr.. George II. Wait Of Shore
ham, aud Miss Nelie +. Willis, Of MidIlchury,
Vt.
CAHr--Mn.s.-ln East Milllebury, Jan. %.
by the same. Mr. Henry G. Cirr of Salisbury, and
Nj NJ. !. Miles ot MidIIebuy.
DrKH-IAMMoNp.-At the residence If the
ride, father Jan. y, by Rev. NJ. \. Mun-on,
assisted IL, Rev. Charles Walker. DID. Mr.. CHs
T. D. he f Crystal LAX p, H., and Mis- Fam ,
VI. daughter Of Augustus hammond. E,q. Of
Pit ford.
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RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.

We arm that an effective revival is
IN progress IN the congregational Church
at st. John,bury Centre. A large mum
Der have been converted and others arr
inqulring
Thin ty-sevcn students of the Andover
Seminary have engaged to preach at the
Baldwin Place Home for Little Wander.
ers, in Boston, on Sabbath afternoons and
evenings.
The Episcopal Church of the United
States numbers 81 dioccsrs, A bishops,
2,llG priests and deacon-, 1885 parishes,
lGl, 234 members, 15l,Sl0 Sunday
School scholars; contributions over SO,
100000.
Complete statistics show the Congre
cational Churches this side Of the Allan
tic, including Canada, to number 2,9i7,
of which l22 belong to he British Prov
nces; ministers, 3,0G3; church mem
bers, 134372, in Sunday Schools, $40,
go.
Rev. Laban Clark is nov the senior
member of the Methodist Episcopal
/ Church in America lie is about ninety
years of age, having been sixtyeseven
years in the ministry. lie commenced
preaching on what was called the Bran,
don circuit, which included the whole OF
Rutland County.
The Rev Henry c Potter, d d, a
Boston has accepted the rectorship Of
Grace Church, New York, al "a salary ri
$40. 600, besides rcctnry worth $4,000
more, being more than Henry Ware
Beecher's salary VIII ch is bu Sl2 00(
without house DR. Potter is "a son o
the late Bishop Of Pennsylvan a, neph
CIV of the present Bishop of New York
md grandson OF the late DR. Mott
Pre- ident of Union College
EDITOR REGISTER Pleas allow u
to express through your paper our thank
TO the many friends, who favored II
with their presence or their gifts, OF both
at the Donation visit on the Both instant
We ought especially to acknowledges tn
generosity of Mr. J. BaueIl in graiuilous
ly opening Bread Loaf Inn for the recep
: ton of our visitors, and OF friends lrur
I abroad in bringing or sending their gift,
which, with those from our friends |
town, amount to Sl35, in money, or il
f, full equivalent.
2 May they all be enriched with splrltu'
{ blessings. CEPHAs II. KENT,
Y MARY A KEN.
/ Rip,on Parsonage, Jan, 81. 1868.
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BRIsroL BUSINESS ESrERrRsEs.-
llowDEN, BoswoErH & Co.-This firm
has been engaged in business about two
years. ard has in that time, expended
more than six thousand dollars in build
inga, repairs and machinery. They have
now all the modern machinery for mann
featuring doors, sash and blinds, and
Wesi's automatic lathcs for turning broom
handles, branch of business which they
are prepared to follow to large extent.
They also manufacture Collins for whole~
sale and retail, aud they keep a large
stock constantly on hand, made from
yellow birch, black ash, black walnut,
butt crnut. cherry, pune and Eastwood -
The same firm also own and run first
class circular saw mill and employ som,
twenty teams 10 haul logs TO stock it,
which, OF course, requires large gang 0
mcn in the woods cutting and saving -
/ They have a large amount of seasoned
lumber, perhaps three hundred Thousand
feet, packed away for immediate use.
The work done by this firm will com
pare favorably with the best IN the state
One matter of especial Importance is care
fully attended to, and that is, the season
ing Of the lumber. They have just file
two orders for doors, sash and blinds, 10
T.. l.. Allen and &c Allen of Fairhaven
both of whom are finishing cxpensiy
houses, one costing the snug little sum q
$4,000. Specimens Of their work ma
also be seen ON one Or more Of the be'
houses in tihs village, and on many {
lesser pretensions. he same is probabl
true cf most Of the Villages in this vicir
ity. We can personally attest that thes
gentlemen not only furnish good work
: but that they are honorable and gentle
mauly in their dealings.
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ono relative 10 taxing the share: Of nations
oil banks, allowing each strte to determine
and direct the manner and place of taxing
all such shares, and the other regulating
deposits Of the public money, and icso-
luton was adopted directing the secretary
Of the treasury to furnish all information
relative to the dscon inuance Of the
champagne suits in New York.