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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-03-20

MANAGER, GOLDEN.-Mr. Golden Is
now at Newburg with his theatrical
company, where he will play the bal
ance of this week He expects to
pass down the river on Sunday, and
to stop at Henderson,, where he will
play a brie hengagemen It is NOT
probable fhat Mr.. Golden viii return
to this city till after Lent The peo-
pie. OF Henderson may look for Mr..
Golden with bis excellent company
next week. and we hope that the
theatre will De well patrouized Mr.
g. Is deserving Of. success.
Look oUf FOR THEN.-Of late sew
eraI small9thefts aud robberies have
been committed Ia the city. Evi-
IDENTIFY there are quite a number Of
the light-fagered gentry in the city,
who need watching closely. About
once year gang Of tbcse scoun-
drels visit our city. and generally re
main till they succeed IN making a
pretty good haul It will be well TO-
keep a sharp look out for them.
THE FIRE-A FIRE occurred yester-
day morning. about FIVE o'clock, ID
a small brick building in rear Of
Henry Bremer's grocery, which re
suited in the destruction Of the house.
The fire was. supposed to be the work.
of an incendlary, who, it was stated.
had stolen about 800 worth Of bacon
from the house, and then 5et it on
fire. The whole loss Is estimated at
about 5000
Engines Nos. and ? were promptly
out at the FIRE, and soon after their
arrival. extinguished the flames In
consequence of the team being insult
eient to haul the engine. No. 3 did
not get TO the FIRE at all. 9LL
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-03-20
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RYANTED-AGENTS To sell the
LIFE or GENERAL GRANT
BY John s. c. Abbott. This work will be
illustrated with three fine steel engravings
aud eight maps. printed In tint and sold
only by subscription. Agents viii find
this work that will sall itself. TIE sub
1ect, author. and the dne style in which
the book will be published cannot fail to
insure for it an enormous and rapid sale
Liberal terms to good agents. Price to
suit the times. We are now ready to as
sign territory. WHITE. CORBTN, BOUYE
q CO., Publishers, 40 Walnut Street Gin
cinnatt, ohio. Jmarl8 dtf
WANTED LARD, TALLOW, AND
" q r + "A 5 E. The highest market
rice paid for Lard, Tal1ow, and Grease, in
ASH, by PHILIP DECKER.
Office on Third Street, between Sycamore
bd Vine. ffe29 dim
YANTED-Infor1natio Of the where
w abOuts of ELiZABE III ROES-
LEB, who left this city about six years
ago. By addressing this Office she viii
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-03-20

MORE NOVELTIES Wooden Cards
Fill de ! inge Cards, japanese Cards
Crystal Cards, Antique Cards, and all
che newest styles of Wedding, Call
ing and Party Cards, at the
mh14 1w JOURNAL OFFICE.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-03-20

FoR RENT.-Three nice rooms, in a
central location, suited for offices or
lodgings. Address,
mil dot Lock box An, p. O."
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-03-20

It REASONABLE PRICES AND ON
EASY TERMS.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-07-14
EEab;iHi.i GUs!2ycmGSs or Con-
situation.

From this affection arises many Of the ailings
Of mankind In our every day Walk OF life we
hear people complain Of Nr,r"o' and Sex Heat.
ache El.,n,,r.s Lgr'ri'g Of hs Lircr pies,
L,al'ssacs DHh'A los er lPpe'ac, Choiic
Poi,.s D,u.f ef step ~ ai9ht and bro'r~i"c>s
Hrough dra Generally the cause of all this
train of difficulties can Le traced 70 c"st.rtn'SS
or Constipation Of tho bowels and remedy for
this complaint Is what j, required. but among
the multiplicity Il ,,ihlI,lr remedies now shall
thcy choose We al! know that most cdtharucs,
after thorough action "u the hu"c.-, leave them
in Pc hap q v"r-, con-t.pJtru state taan sctore
the remedy We, taken. This, however is not
the c.,Sc with Roigrt F.a7 i'Ra. They act
mildly. vet most y.., Du,".f uu the urer, cals.
ing that organ /, throw oil the accumulated
morbid matter, leaving Ito stomach and bowels
in porC g,y health, aui natural state aud nat
c0HVyrtci.
Those a0uct,d in this way would do well,
after the Treatment above indicated. Ia lav"
P.i.rl N.mah Ldt.ts where they could TAKE
u Gus. .af.,. ,.r4 mur'. they would "tI ,tL,-!i-M
and EfI. a. ',u a.. -'u..I. o.
Sn.I iy am trrr-.-,t ,.".. E..ro.
l"uIT.l.I
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-07-14
Rolls i'm Horses-Preventatirc.
Rock CAVE, July I, 1868.

Rock CAVE, July Z, 1865.
Editors of the Register:
Having seen very simple yet eject
i've remedy for Bots in Horses, publish
ed in the WEEKLY REGISTER some
months ago, have concluded to send
you an equally staple yet infallible
preventative. Having seen many val
liable horses die with Bots, undertook
70 investigate the matter Becoming
satisfied that they were produced by
what is known as the knit ily, and hav-
ing been cautioned in my young days
about keeping eggs that were for set
ting very carefully from anything
greasy; an idea struck me that proba-
bly, To grease the kpi's well, and keep
the parts of the horse on which they
most commonly deposit the knlts,
creased about twice 4 week during
the season it might prevent them hatch
ing. I tried it, and in three days every
creased knit was dead and dry. | nave
pursued this plan for II years ana new
er had a botty horse, that had kept
over one season. have recommended
it to friends aud neighbors, who nave
tried it and believe it rs do TO be an
iufallible preventative of Bots IN horses.
ANY kind OF grease will do. | generally
use a piece 81 meat skin. The time IS
now at hand, 10 begin to save the lives
of thousands of valuable horses yearly.
THOMAS GANSTHROr, Jr.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-07-14
CURRENT ITEMS.

There is said to he great influx OF
beauty at Newport.
DR.. Breckenridge disapproyes of the
use of organs in churches.
Hop raising has Leeu condemned by
the Free Will Baptists of Wisconsin.
The present style OF weather IS de-
structive--very- paper collars.
The Hancock, H., County Court has
sent horse thief to State Prison for Il
years.
A tender hearted man in Maine dis
poses of squash hugs hy the use OF chic
reform.
1t is said that ore of the handsomcst
houses in Iowa is built entirely of gyp-
SUN.
Kalloch, the reverend Boston preach
err, is at Washington, lobbying for the
Usage land swindlc
Accommodates at Worcester fell io~ty
feet TO the sidewalk, the other night,
aud broke nothing but his rest.
In Philadelphia, Thursday, Hester
Vaughn, Il girl of seventeen, was con
yicted of numbering her ini&3t. she
had been seduced. The jury recon-
mended her to mercy.
The exhibitor of the "hrAdI'r>
chicken" in Philadelphia has been com
planned of by the Society to Prevent
Cruelty to animals.
A large amount of counterfeit money
is in circulation III the Saginaw Valley
in Michigan, and recent developments
show that il is manufactured in the Vi
cinity o: Fast Saginaw
An exchange says there is hlidd
man in New York is able tn reach aay
part of the city without guide, and
who can distinguish between the diff
ferent lines of street ears and stages.
The Chicago Police on Thursday we've
waited upon by no less Than six diScon-
tented husbands, from various quarters,
IN quest of their wives, who had c!opcd
with gentlemamly scoundreiS. wives
are getting to he very uncertain prep
erty.
Columbia City, Indiana, has u ghost,
and he is a drummer, and he drums on
the walls to tins purport; that he YVES
murdered in that house eight years ago,
buried Is feet deep, and was IL years
old when he met with these discourag-
ing circumstances.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-07-14
IL Grant q Drunknrdt

When a Presidential candidate CON
fesses that he has no political record
and no policy, the people naturally de
sire TO know what there Is IN his prl-
;ate character that entities him 10 the
hiph position which he seeks. Is he lit
for the position Are his habits, IS
pecially in respect OF temperance, snch
IS give assurance thIt the weighty al
fairs IF the country may be safely in
trusted in his hands, \ party which
IL protessedly temperance party,
which makes il 4 criminal offence To
sell to q thirsty German glass OF lager
beer on Sunday, or after midnight,
would naturally he over Scrupulons
about the habits of the partys eandl
date for the Presidency; consequently
we are not surprised that such Radical
journals as the AHf SidrsTg Standard,
the Independent, ard the RSrolUtiOH
boldly attack Gcucral T.. :. Grant rs Il
drunkard. Wendell Phillips asks Sena-
tor Wilson, of Massachusetts,, how, in face
of the repealed rumorS form Washing
tom that "GeAeral Grant has been seen
Enthusiastically drunk in the streets ot
that city,p he dares To ask the votes of
his temnerance associates, unless he can
o;va tham assurances that Grant rs
now a temperance MAJ, fully able on all
occasions 10 withstand temptation.
Phillips demands that Che country aud
the party shall Le satisfied al TINS
point. Tilton, in repeating the SlotS
that occasionally Presidential candl-
date is seen fuddled in the Streets sug-
pests that the nominee should sign the
temperance pledge. The Radical pa
pers and prominent Radical leaders, as
will be seen from extracts We print
elsewhere, are responsible for the anx-
ions INQUIRY us q. :. Grant drunk
ard 2" and, according to Phillips, Radi-
Gals like Henry Wilson sheuld satisfy
public mind on this subject.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-07-14
PROPOSALS.

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
- ceived by the undersigned until TeFsDAY,
july 2lsT, at ( o'clock r. NJ, for building a
School House in Washington Township First
Ward) Bidders in making their estimates will
include the value of the material in the present
School House and other buildings on she prem
scs and all the material not used in the con.
structiOn of the new buildng must be removed
from tn" ground.
Payments to be made in three instalments OF
I'd three months each, from the date of com.
mcnccment of building, rcserving % per cent.
of the Superintendent estimate of the work
done, until the building is completed.
The construction of the building to be com.
mcnCcd Immediately after the contract is award.
ed. aud bidders are required 10 state in their
proposals the earliest time they will contract 10
finish the house.
Plans and specifications can he seen at the
Office of Mr.. Fairfax Superintendent of build.
ing
Tho Board Of Education reserves to itself the
night OF rejecting all bids.
ANY other information can he obtained by
calm. "n Mr. Fairfax; or the undersigned.
j. NJ. BICKEL,
CLERK ef Beard of Education.
WHEELING. July 18th, 1865. iyl3-6t
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-07-14
st,cnai:lelG a. s2e.tnues!

Ss8 tL--; t:1S'4E Ltsg' TsSEc'sASS'S
STl'..ir ,., most '.uE,y enemy of health, is
,yyr,.h,s. ar,.., ia july and August. The
b....u- S-r is dy,omra~.ar and fcrmcn,ing
every sr...i.- ,t vegetable arl animal abomina.
ton Iul poisonous ga,, thai lcpr,-s and infect
the ~y.,.m are universally present. ON tho
waii,.. IN 'nc ,Nami-, in the woods, and in
i,c midst of crowded cities, tins development
at tl.rl.a..ut, q diSoaE" +, SOW DoING oN. In
sly:. H., l;wgu body Is ina state Of siege, and
reason a.I rruuuU ..u.c suggest ,l1t its ut
..>,.>r o.. -Jar>.TUENrr. : ,iiuu'ani, Il tonic,
. corr.rrs,c aGd an Alternative, are required to
ru, T.. ia perfect trim, and these four grand
requisite, age combined in HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH b.TIEES. \ man must be made
Of steel M, 90 Voc affected hl the morbid matter
set afcat On Inr atmosphere 10y the rays OF All
a.nr.' Vertical Suu. N!ur.iru'Es OF the com
mu.ry arc premuui-hcd at thi7 season hv de.
bl.i'-. ind. v,;tul, headache, want a.; appetite,
IiuG.srr-itiuu tor ,N,Itir2, nervousness &C.
AND IfGyl>tE .I.E ANIMAL MACHINERY. Ia
they wan: o. .f 80 II rn' uI THAI lin" AL sum
Nor 40 tu achieve an .um.....c victory over
/ then ulpf"rssu, -'mHIu"ls, 'ni secure That
| first 90 H,l',n Nit..l..---.'1 snullG mind IN 2
su..I H.t. .. - t.r la'irr is their L,SiI" let
| them ..r.i 60 ;nn Eiii%E~ without delay.
| I hi az .e.,." nut potent vr-";abl" r"gcncra-
.r,ggHGtru.. thn liver stT Ig'hr'tng tas ,'"m.
| .rh l,irl, relieving the bowels. and giving
.igur elasticity ard ENERGY 10 the whole frame.
The. if. r.u. ru iHti-. "a man " h' reads the
irrtiwuu. "u wilc. .au a!" ..J'.Hrd 'An ioi Il
nrn.u,.i tr1h' ia,r
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-07-14
,sIErN EAnHiium POM.

Howu.D ASSOCIATION EEroETs, for YOUNG
MEN, on th, CRIME or SOLITUDE, and the
ERRORS, ABUSES and DISEASES which de.
stTu, The monty powers aud create impCdi'
mems to MARRIAGE. witE suro means Of re-
lief. Sent iu scaled letter envelopes, free OF
charge. Address DR.. i. ShiLLlN HOUGH'
TON Howard Association Philadelphia Pa.
iAy! H.n
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-07-14

"NlE lNp JUDGE HAHEISONw-A rich
scene occurred in lIunteTsviile about
n month ago. It Will be Tecollected
that Nat. Harrison is autoCrat of his Cir
cUit-rcmaving all officers and appoint
ing new ones ~ lis pleasure, under IN
structiOns from Governor BOCeman and
the authority Of The Legislature. lie
appointed man named NanlesS, >lcr-
iii Of PoCahoGtas, through whom lac.
governs that county. TN the occasion
referred to, the Sheriff visited the Court
House, aud getting "gl"Tious," rode mp
and sd0Nn The street on an old calico
horse bout twO-thirds hay and one
third white, in spots about "s hls as a
small shccp-skin, and holding the brl
die up with ono hand, his arm at an an
gle oi about 81 degrees, rcclirg around
in his saddle and gc,ticulating vigoUr-
cuSly, with:frog-liilc eyes and express
sion!rss co1ntcHanrc, cTC!aiming, by
- want YOU folks to understand!
that me Qnd fudge Harrison Rms his 'bc-
hang" Great conntry, this.-C'md ab"F9
CORS,yrGti.,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-07-14

B.U.B. P.-The great friend OF the
housewife. If you want light and whole
some buckwheat cakes, use it. If You
want nice biscuit, use it. If you want
any Kind of light bread or cakes, use 1t,
and yeu will be sure of having what
YOU want. Manufactured by +. Book
ing. No | Odd Fellows Hall.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-07-14
Tuesday Morning.
TOWN TRIPLES.

NEW ADvERT1sEMENTs.--Water Work'
Notice-John Cummings
Frame House for Sale Cheap-lhos
O Brien.
Teas and Tohaccos- Howell, Bloom
field 4 Co.
Flatboat for aie-Andrews, Orr y
Co.
Ice Cream and Cakes-Mr1, brickner
Statement of the National Bank OF
Charleston.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-07-14

Interest on the debt takes about sl4O,-
100000 annually from the Treasury,
bounties about $50, 900, coo and pensions
about $50 1000, OOO-S2OO,OOO,OOO a year
ont of the public pocket as direct
consequence of the election of Abraham
Lincoln. The Radical plunderers take
a good many millions more, and will
continue to do so until the people rise
MP, as we hope to see them do next No.
yember, and drive these rascaiS out ct
Washington.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-07-14
C,TxTEu.nT OF THE CONDI-

hANAMuN COUNTY, -:
James NJ Laidley, Cashier of the Merchants
Bank of Charleston, this day personally appear.
cd before the undersigned, Justice in and for
said county aforesaid, and made oath in due
form OF law that the above statement is correct
and true.
Given under my hand this eth day of July,
l-Gs JN0. A. TRISLOW, Justice,
Charleston Up, Kanawha Co., w. Va.
iyIja;
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-07-14
Gravel and Patent Mastic
ROOFING -F

V'MK sUBsCBIBE Rs RRsPRCT-
i FULLY inform the public that they are
prepared 70 put on either the Gravel or the
Aa5tle Roofing, Of the best quality and a. short
notice. All roofing done In the best manner
and warranted 70 give fall satisfAcuon For
our Patent Roofing We have the Patent Paper,
made entirely Of far. the strongest and mort
suitable paper ever made for roofing purposes.
Orders eft at IG5 Main street promptly At
tended 20.
marIe.sn JOHNSON & LITTLE.
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Sppciai < Gticc.

Bsirars Of Cogais,J..ts csssTrc "a" "GR" y
JOE MOSES ca tie FEslGrc-l HrthGSs lonc 1r'ih.
ou' tel others are GGss and 'CoT'i'f>s limitations.
NB.-Onc Dollar. with fifteen cents for post.
aye. enclosed 10 the sole Proprietor, JOB
MOSES. - Cosl,8rdt Street, New York: will
insure e bottle e. tie gFulJ.s, containing, Fifty
Pills. Jy rr.I.H mail securely sealed from all
observation. uecl2
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-10-30

and tn this view II il but lust that
friends should offer the tribute due
their private worth-,that enemies
should be generously silent at the OK
preston of grief natural TO 10 great a
beyeavmpnt. II is to osnatch the mem
ories of these brave boys from obliv-
ion, to record their deeds of daring
and self-sacrificc, that the author pre-.
sents the record of their lives Asan
instructive, moral story Of merit.
nothing has appeared Of equal interI
est since the life of Hedfey Vickcrs,
and In poetic style 1t equals Piccialla.
The heroic Christian soldier of India
and the Crimea Is reproduced in the
life and death of these heroic South
crn youth. a
The reverend author will bring to
the notice Of many, Virtues that may
fill even the minds opposed, with
respect for the dead braves ho 80 clo-
quently eulogises, snatch from forget
fulness, in their cases, that which he
deprecates when he says. "rhe pol-
ished shaft will mark the spot and
commemorate the fame of the chief
tain, while the ploughshare shall be
driven over the sleeping dust OF the
brave and gallant private, who barred
his breast in the battle strife, and fell
with his back to the field and his feet
to the foc.'"
This is the fate that merits the
highest applause, to those both of tho
Federal and Confederate armies, who
made their "post of honor' in "the
private stations" and thus best att
tested the disinterested purity Of their
patriotism. Their blood bedews, In
ensanguined flood, the same fields of
strife; their ashes ininglcin common
grave; and there should be buried, ncv-
or to be revived, the passions and ami
mosities of the past.-7urf, Field &
Farm.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-10-30

CHARLOTTE, N. c., Oct. IS.
TO the Editor Of the New York World !,
zs6I4R SIR; I {Iss, sse by the public prints that
With With his diaannrhas decorated me
people of Pennsylvania. He informs
them, substantially, that he lamed
me by capturing me and riding me
two hundred miles on bareback
mule. / will do the gentleman the
justice to say that he knew that was
a lie when he uttered 1t. I surren-
dered to Gen. Schofield, at Green's
boro, N. c., on the I'd Of May, 1865,
who told me to go to my home and
remain there, saying if he got any
orders to arrest me he would send there
for me.
Accordingly l was arrested, on the
18th Of May, at home, by a detacls-
ment of three hundred cavalry under
Major Porter, of Harrisburg, of whom
/ received nothing but kindness and
courtesy. / came In buggy to Sal
isbury, where we took the cars. saw
no mule on the trip, though ! thought
quarters. This Impression has been
since confirmed.
The General no doubt remembers,
among other incid snts Of the war, the
dressing up of srumpet-whO as
sisted him in putting down the rebel
lion-in the uniformNof an orderly
and introducing her 10 respectable
family of ladies In NoNh Carolina
This, and other feats Sf arms and
strategy, SO creditable ttthe uniform
he Wore and the flag undeX which III
served, Would, no doubt, Nave beer
quite as amusing rs the mute story Il
his hearers. wonder he fGAyot it.
Respectfully yours, Y
2. B. VANCE.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-10-30
OUR COxsECnArIoN.

From out each yesterday of life
All have some precious store to keen,
Some little store of golden worth,
Some trea sure rescued from the decp
OF those gone hours'ore yet the waves
or time have closed thoir quiet graves.
Thrice dark OF all dark days that ono
Which leaves n obrigh from its hours
No nightingale to sing at eve.
NO after fragrance from It's flowers,
No holy dew distilled from Heaven,
To consecrate 1t fresh from even.
Blest art thou heart that yearnest Though
The tears that dim thine eyes he VAIN
To call back som ething from the past
Some yesterday to life again.
The gladdest summer OF our years
We consecrate by autumn.
Each consccratcs some precious part,
Some secret store of hidden worth;
We garner each our harvest sheaves;
Our golden memories of earth,
Against the winter time of need,
That we may after como aud feed!
And when the yesterday of life
Shall be numbered still deem
Each one shall have Its store to keep.
His fadeless relic 81 Carth's dream
Some shadows softened by Gods light,
Some star that inado his Journey bright.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-10-30
THE Franklin (St. Nary Plartcrs
Banner has the following:

The Franklin (St. Nary Plar tcrs'
Banner has the following:
Last Saturday, a collored man who
was formerly Il servant of Mr.. q.
l.. Fusselieur, but who purchased his
freedom before the war, mingled with
the crowd Of white and colored Dem
ocrats and Radicals on our streets,
during the speeches aud the move-
ments Of the procession, with the fol-
lowing card written distinctly and
placed OH the mont of his hat.
MY PRINCIPLES.
owe no thanks TO any man for my free
dom.
earned It, during the time Of slavery,
through honest toll, and with the protec'
tion OF God.
believing the North the home of freedom
visited Boston, New York, Philadelphia
and other cities In search OF liberty and
equal rights.
There j met with no friends Of my race
returned to the sunny South, and her
live, and feel that can 1.-Two free and hap
py nmoiig tho Southern men, the true
friends of the colored man, confident that
tho South Is the best country, and the
southern whites tho best friends OF the
black race
Therefore I am n stanch and fearless
Democrat, and supporter of Seymour and
Blair.
am your obodleii, servant,
HENRY THOMAS.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-10-30

CAJfco.-Thc Boston Commercial
Bulletin has been giving some into-
resting facts and figures concerning
the production of calico. According
to the Bulletin tho total product of
printed goods In the United States In
1926 was about 3,O0O,O00 yards. I'm
1889 It reached 130, ,O00,0OO. In 1856
there were % print works In the Uni
ted States, which produce In the ag-
gregate 800, 900, 600 yards per year.
This amount at an average Of 10
cents Fer yard, was worth S35, ,00O, 900.
In 1884, our exports of printed goods
amounted TO $8, ,000, 900. Our imports
of printed cottons In 1850, reached
S10,ll0,752. Our exports In 1857 wero
only 81 1856, 1856 worth. The total pro-
duction OF printed goods IN 1850, ac-
cording 10 the cuhsiis Of that year,
was S7,74S,Gl4. There are six mill
lion cotton spindlcs now In operation
In the United States, of which arv
running on cloths for printing nn1
produce 900, 900, 900 yards.