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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-01-01
LATEST NEWS ITEMS.


s closed in New York, SATURDAY at
slsGs
zon II. w. Bates, Ex-U. .. Senator frc N
laware, died at Dover on Friday last
ne hrst blast furnace in Chicago con :
need operations on the I'd inst.
rne legislature Of Michigan convenes ON
ednesday.
fens4ai Grant is expected to be in Wash
rtea 10 day.
iclz stores on Broad Street, Ban.
le.. were burned on the night of the
inst Loss s25,Co0.
he c.othing house of j. NJ. & A. ].
snb IN Omaha, was destroyed on the
ht Of the lst by hre Loss $4,000.
aeue Col. George Bomsroy, Paymaster
Omaha. died at that place on the Ist, of
snmonia.
denry p. Baldwin. Governor elect OF
saisar, took the oath OF office on the
inst.
airing the past year 4,II0 new buildings
e erected in Chicago, at a valuation of
$4,000.
jor General J. ]. Reynolds, colonel of
Twenty-sixth Infantry, has been or
ed 10 repair TO Washington and report
9erson to the Adjutant General Of the
.ag
revet Major General Gillen, commando
tne Fourth Military District has been
ered to visit Washington public
sin9ss.
ne Secretary of the Treasury has ex-
ded tne time for discontinuing the Office
superintendent of exports and draw
slks at New York until March 4th.
he repair shops at New Haven of the
Haven and New York r. tilroad were
royed on the night Of the lst. Loss
100.
Toronto Canada, dispatch dated the
savs the well known rifle shot, Caleb
es. was accidentally shot dead at a
aoting match yesterday near this city.
'he colOred population of Charleston,
attn Carolina, lebrated the anniversary
The emancipation procla nation in that
ace, On the lst inst.
At Norfolk, Virginia. on the morning OF
% inst, au express agent was knocked
wu and robbed OF $1,000. The agent was
aouely injured.
ne Bosrd of Managers at Chicago of the
ldiers Home eindighantly pI Iotest against
sueraI Buffers closing the institution,
nave resolved to keep it open until
fnr because forty or fifty disabled
4LlH would be Without home during
winter.
tames Tiilinghast, Superintendent of the
laalo Division OF the New York Central
silrond, has been appointed General Su-
rlnfendent OF the road, vice John New
Fnd entered upon his duty,
a Lew York dispatch of date I'd, says
at Internal Revenue Supervisor Butcher
reported to have removed COLLECTOR
Callaghan. This will open question as
whether q collector can be kept IN place
9ntIary TO the orders of the Internal Rev
aue nmisstoner. It is the first case of
sae kind.
a New York dispatch dated the I'd says
ls storm which ceased at midnight was
- most severe OF the season, about three
Of hail having fallen, and WESTERN
cad eastsrn railway travel is much i'm
sdea. In New England the storm was
eFy severe, about one foot Of snow hav-
e fallen throughout these States, and
aoHing to-day in Boston.s In Albany the
now 8 dfteen inches deep on a level. 1t
aimed IA Baltimore most of yesterday.
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NEw YORK, Jan. 2.-The E.cpress
says The new year has fairly opened
III Wall Street, and even this early in
Iis infancy there are indications of an
approaching speculative excitement
o. tOck exchange, which promises to
eQu anything In the history of the
PAS Tue great railroad kings and
nadcial chiefs are marshalling their
forces and organizing for the con-
test, or IL other words the bulls, Ella
ted BY recent successes, are about to
further onward movements.
bear party was demoralized or
rganized by the sharp rise in New
K Ce2tral to 165, aud do not
4inly present a very bold front to
hs advancing columns OF the bulls.
Ing combinations are all organized
aad ready y move on, with the pro-
eramme laid out.
Ihe Vanderbilt party is the first
one on the list with the New York
Central, Harlem, Hudson River. and
toledo aud Wabash. The restoration
ol zmicable relations between Van
derBilt and Jay Gould. or at least the
end of the Erie and Central contests
in the courts, which is already mooted,
m ans the legalization Of the scrip
1suds 0y the legislature; aud this
urn means higheE prices for Cen
Iuc negof IONS aud alliances
Vanderbilt v u the western roads
Deeember brought the Toledo and
bash into very friendly relations
the New York Central and it il
sad the Commodore and bis friends
AZ 4.Al "a -o1-
.aarab'e portion 0E the stock a
gs amount 1t money Las been
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EUROPE.
BY AtlanpIc Telegraph.
Affairs ia COnstantlnOpIe.
ENaLAND.


LONDON. january 3.--The confer
ence on the Eastern difficulty viii
meet at Paris on the 9th Of January.
1t is said that should its deliberations
prove aborttve, Russia will demand
non-interfereace on the part of the
European Powers in the quarrel be-
tween Greece and Turkey.
Dispatches from Paris report that
several French iron clads are prepar-
ing for sea.
ITALY.
FLORENCE, Jan. 3. Riotous dis
turbarces arising ous Of tho at
stempts Of the revenue officers to col
lect the unpopular mill tax are re-
ported IN some parts Of the KINGDOM
bRt they appear to be Of an insignifi- :
cant character.
SPAIN.
MADRID, January 3.-Tha -Sass~4 -
ment coo tovuI9 s--5s=sB coup Il efdte IN
1avor of placing Montpansier on the
throne as soon as the citizens in the
province of Malaga are disarmed, and
before the Cortes has q chauce to as
semble. Gen Serron0 and Roda sup
port, but Prim opposes the movement.
The Spanish people generally favor o
Republic, but it viii be OyeTp0wered
by the military.
MADRID, January 3--The official
reports state that the loss of the in
surgents during the late fighting IN
Malaga was 400 men. The city is now
perfectly quiet.
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Gum, on afidavis of Gen. Tochman,
European State Agent Of Immigra-
ton, charging them with false repre-
sentations in regard to their million
acres of land in North Carolina,
whereby he was induced to make a
contract with the company, and en-
tailed great loss, and iDjuring Lis rep
utation.
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Ten Thousand Acres o
Land Stolen.
Affairs IN Arkansas--.Rebel
Accounts of the
Troubles.
BUFFALO, N. Y.
Suspension Bridge Thrown Open TO
the Public.

BUFFALO, January 3.-The new
suspension bridge at Niagara Falls
was thrown open to the public yester-
day noon.
The Falls House carriage contain
ing Hollis White, Vice President of
the Bridge Company; Samuel Keefe,
Engineer; V. w. Smith, Superin-
tendent, and Nm. Poole, editor of
the Niagara Falls Gazette. passed
over, followed by crowds of people.
The bridge is the longest span on
the continent.
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BOSTON.
Card fs0m Joseph w. Davis, Broker
his Unsuccessful AtGemP5 TO Avoid
Bankruptcy.

BosToN, January 3.-Joseph W.
Davis, a broker, who was reported
missing in the evening papers of Sat
urday, publishes a card referring to
his unsuccessful struggles to avoid
bankruptcy, which left him in a con-
dition, mentally and physically, re-
quiring rest, and closing as follows :
" Ga Monday morning my creditors
viii find me at my office prepared to
show how every cent [ had has been
disposed of; the wherefore and by
whom my money has been lost"
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NASHVILLE.
Popular Convention to be Called at
Chattanooga 10 Ask Congress TO
C0nEInae It's Improvements Of the
Tennessee River.

NASHVILLE, January "a procla-
nation viii be published Tomorrow
calling a grand popular convention at
Chattanooga, Tennessee, on the 9th
Of February, to memorialize Congress
to continue its aid to the improve
ment of the Tennessee river till the
obstructions at Muscle Shoals are re-
moved. 1t is signed by Governor
Brownlow, of Tennessee, Governor
Bullock, of Georgia, Governor Smith,
of Alabama. Governor Stevenson, of
Kentucky, Governor Fletcher, of Mis-
souri,, and Governor Merrill, Of Iowa
Il recites the results of the survey
made in 1867. By Colonel Cav, and
the Importance of the proposed meas
ure to the people of the south and
West. Il requests the people of the
Tennessee Valley to send delegates to
the convention. The proposed i'm
provement viii cost 81 100000, and
will open to commerce one of the
richesc mineral and agricultural sec
tions of the country. It's Importance
is indicated by the number Of States
uniting IN the call.
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AffaiFssiR ArkaRsas-Reba 4 Accounts
OF the Troubles.

MEMPHIS. Jan. 81 is reported
here Tonight that the militia Of Ma
rion, Arkansas, had taken five pris-
oners, confined in Jail, and tried them
by drum head court martial, and car
ried them 20 the woods and shot them
to death. The names Of DR.. MeKen-
zie and John Borpie, two well known
citizens, alone are given. The report
has caused considerable excitement
here, and further news from that
quarter is looked for with painful IN
terest.
George Rutter, late President Of
the Tennessee NATIONAL BanR, was
again arrested on a variant from
Nashville, last night ,sb0T was again
released on a.Writ o. habeus corpus,
which wiz be tkIed tomorrow.
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ATLANTA.
GeBeraI sibIey Gone TO Savannah to
Preserve Peace.

ATLANTA, Ga, Jan. 2. General
Slbley and body of infantry left to
night for Savannah to preserve peace.
The new Mayor and City Council
were installed to day.
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$2,S00,000 by the reception of taxes.
The amount OF State bonds retired
since October, 1867, is S., ,023, ,000 The
State bonds outstanding January lst,
1868, amount TO SIS. .654,0 600.
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lev York Sold and ttock MarEes.

=
M0NEY-Quite active up to 3 O'Clock, and
commissions of 81 per cent. We're paid
in addLtion 70 pereent. currency. Affer
that hour loans were maze at u per cent
and in some curses sst simfse interest The
January half yearly dtsa aursements COM
meRced in earnest to-daA7, and this viii
tend to ease money in 1aGIre.
The A slstaHt Treasury paid out s., 500. =
0o0 ia coin Is nleresJ-
The bank statement IS quite favorable
preparations OF the banks for the quarterly
Statement, VIII lea is now paid up The IN
crease in specie and deposits is due To the
Treasury deposits.
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Cincinnati MerKet

BY Telezraph.l CIHoIElgAs
FLOUR-Dull and cropping,
Q1s7 -.
WHEAr-Declined to 81 70.
OATs-DulI at 60e
Consistently ear or sheiled Goa
&XE-Steady st 81 86al 81.
sbEV-D uchanged and quiet
q. -.
1CTrON-E irm rliddiing 245<c.
s--Scarce. with few on the m
extra $40 250lg 50 for live, and sII y
for dressed receipts ,l00 head.
HROTIsEOSe -Ftrmef and aeneraTi
hi her. Mess PORK sold at SIS 0g
Meats ia demand at lie FOR Shoulders
FOR sides and l41Sg I5c for clear n
clear sides. Lard held at I71<al8e for
and kettle. Bacea I3c or shOuida
lts<c fOr clear sides Green Meats
loc, lSc and lie Tor shoulders, side
hams.
BUTTEF-scarce and afrn at sBa4
western, and 46a4Sc for NeW YORK
CHEEsE-Elrm ~ l8@29s.
CLLS-Linseed firm ed 81 Cgaf Is
firm as si 450l 80.
EETROLEUlL--At 15sf8 f8Oc for. refined
GOLp--At 1914 buying.
ENCHANGE-uuIi 30 16Ul-I0 diseouu
MONEY-fhe market continues cio
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louisville Market.

By Teleeraphd LOUISVILLE. Jan. ,.
ToBACco-Sales Of % hogsheads OF trashy
new lugs and medium Lear 90 44I2c.
GO1TON-Z3c.
EEsOUE-@uperau s. So
WHEAT--al S..
COHN-05c in Dulk.
OATs-At 55l5Tc
RTE-SI 40.
~ ESS BBRK-S2S.
COAL OIL-Z9e
BULK PORK Clear sides l5J<c hacked /.
shoulders lll4c.
IlAHD-Iiefees Isc.
BAcoN- sugar cured hams l8c.
HTCETNERs EH
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Hew York Dry goods Earks..

BY Telegraph.1 NEW YoRE, Jan. Q
This being day between Two holidays
the market as might be expected, has been
character1zed bY extreme lauguor, but
prices, neVertnelsse. are nrmly sustained
ana an improved luQuiry IS anticipated.
ooth Tor cotton and wooden goods. ere long.
There We're numerous changes in business
on the Ist lnst-s and On this account buy
ecs have remained out Of market recently.
We quote heavy Brown Sheetiugs at 151<0
l5e lor best makes Of Atlantic "a fine
Sheeiings ~ I8Me for Atl8ut " heavy
sl1rtings az &c for "a mOsNeag Al bleached
mUsilns at Toe Fruit OF the Loom Isc: IL ill's
semper 1dem lie; Hope i1Lzc: Mystic Lake
zle; New York Nils 25c; Lancaster Prints
lZ5zc; Pacific ditto l219c. Oueheco 13Ic;
Lowell u@u1zcs Wamsntra 91Ic.
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Sunday Nights Dispatches.
Lato Arizonia Advioes.
Indians Broken Faith with
Col. Price.
They areAgaiu Committing
D9predatiOns.
Sen. SiNey Gone to Savan-
nah TO Preserve Peace.
Important by Atlantic Tel
egraph.
Af4irs in Constantinople.
Land Thieves aE Work IN
Missouri.
Ten Thousand Acres of
Land Stolen.
Affairs IN Arkansas--.Rebel
Accounts of the
Troubles.
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BANK STATEMENT.

IL Il e6ll6NE4 L0ttt more money was sent
West THIS week taan Is generally supposed
.cuielly 10 Cincinnati, but an early return
OF faDd from Chicago is anticipated from
the current rate of exchange. In New
York the discount market is neglected.
Reports are current Of the failure OF >
dry goods JoDbtng house, with Southern
c0uRectlons. sterling was in more than
usuai demand for saturday. with a zood
deaf OF renewing of cotton bills, il expec-
tatiOu o. q demand for Wednesdays steam.
er. In light bills there was also consider
able doing ia connection with settlements
at 95e aSl9 per cent.
GOLD - k1rmer, having advanced from
l344ogl35ss under nrmness OF exchange.
and purchases by parties who. borrowed
gold during the money pressure last week
and sold 70 Tor cash. before the close rrasg-
ever the market feii 20 l354l351Sc.
6fOVEHSlLEETS Opened 1irlner and adj
vanced 1E05sc IN expectation OF a large de-
lnaid rom parties des1rous Of reinyesaag.
the total OF which IS estimated at over
S5t00O,0J0; prices now range about 21sef4
l.er cent above those of last year Sfxes at
81 eX-CoupOns III; coupons Of 'eI. Il15<aa
liL14 90. 02 y i55zgl4l5s; do '64, l07sz9I075s:
So al y p -Ate new. l0I1S do Ell
19714sa75zi 90. IS, l9T5s g-075zi IO-4es
I1Ip0Rrs-Dry dooas FOR the year. 81
88H,tlu- H4alLsi g8sz1l3t 9 tn 1857
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/. L "a CIR AP Il.
atarday Nights Dispatches.

Eaws by Atlantic Gable.
The Turkish and Grecian
Governments to Partlci-
pate in the Propos-
cd Conference.
stablishnent of Mlka-
dos aC sddo.
resurrection at Malaga.
The Conference--What it
viii be Composed Of.
Gen. Roda Issues a Procla-
nation
Convention to be Called at
Chattanooga.
The Improvement of the
Tennessee River.
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NEW YORK.

The TeW Year Opened in Wall Street
--The Balls TO make Further On
afd hOVements-The Bear Party
BemOralized.
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Et ROP

by the Atlantic TeEcgr aPIR.
The Turkish and GFecian Govern
ments to Participate in the Pro-
posed Conference - Re-establiSll-
ment Of Mikad0s at JeddO -insuT-
FectlOn OF Malaga-fhe, Conference,
What it will be Composed often.
ROda Issues Proclamation
BuFIingame and Lord Clarendon.
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EUBHEA
FEfE1E BURSS
- the Lumber
az the cornerOf Nj
and would res 3ectl
that his stock IS lars
IN the assort1neuts, 4
thicknasseS and qua
Inlrd Common SAG
Ihfee-incli First Gle
Also, 500 DOORS o
and styles, and
10000 LIGHTS.
Window sash, Pine
3 and 4-feeb Aath.
Quarter ROdnd, &c. I
Orders from fhe 60
nlled promptly
se2l d3m i
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SPAIN.

MADRID, January General Ca
belleros DeRoda, alter having issued
a proclamation to the insurgents at
Malaga to throw down their arms,
and they refusing to submit, the Gen
eral declared the place in state of
sieE7. The tnWn was then attacked
by the Government troops Tbe ius
surgants were fought ia the stree
and defeated, when Cabf leros sue
ceeded In restoring order
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TURKEY

CONsTANTINOPLE , January 1.-The
Turkish Government received an in
at the proposed conference Cd the
Eastern question. It's asserted Faud
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4. g. BSTDWELL Gz co,
Cor. Main aad Third Streets,

EVANSVILLE, THD.
Have been appointed Agents for the lle o.
the above Mineral Water. and Will Eeep n
constant supply on hand TO meet aI de-
mauds. see pam phlets on their esunTer
for analysis end letters OF many eminent
physicians. fnOvl1 dIIl cod
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-06-17
The AnnroaehIn- Cnneert

The musical public are promised rich
treat on Friday evening, next, the occasion
of Leo WheaIs grand concert. He will
be assisted by Miss Generes and Henry
Farmer. or Mr.. Wheat as pianoist it is
useless for US to say word in his favor, as
mis- fame extends to all portions Of the
country, and Farmer has too often delight
ed these people with his magic flute 10 n-
quire any extended notice Of his merits,
bat of Miss Generes let us say word. We
we're present at rehearsal yesterday, and
we're enchanted with her excellent voice
and its management. She is simply an
amateur, but we have heard no one lately
who will be more acceptable to an appre-
ciative public. She has beautiful soprano
voice, some hat delicate, bat managed
most skillfully. Miss Generes is resident
of New Orleans, and being an intimate
friend of the family of Mr.. Wheat, was
prevailed upon to accompany him TO Mem
phis and this city, after which she returns
home, and it is more than probable that
she will not appear again in public out
side of her native city. r.si.. -a- 3D.
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A Freak OF Imaglnallon

The Press and Times Of yesterday dis
eoursed thus OF an essay which he SAYS
was read at Mr.. Wards Commence.
ment Tuesday. The truth is that Mias
Laura Glass did not read an essay al all
and no one read on the subject which The
editors Of the Press and Times has touched
up SO gracefully. Verify, editors have a
hard time, they have TO draw 80 much ON
The Imagination:
The essay by Miss Laura Glass, of Frank
lin, "Be it ever SO humble, there il no
place like home" was what we call pretty
nothing aspiring or ambitious about il.
lis at once q subject the most simple, the
most natural, and the most really poelical
that school girl could choose on which 10
project an essay. Women may become
famous in other spheres, and men NAV win
glory on the tented field; but after all il is
at home that whatever is lofty, pure and
noble IN our nature has its origin, and
whence it draws its nourishment. Home
very expressive words the nursery of
Piety, heroism, patriotism and civilization;
and 1t IL the peculiar, and even exclusive
privilege Of woman 70 sanctify Il.
Home, sweet home" was we'll written.
and indicates in Miss GIass, one of those
sweet, quiet, splendid natures which be-
long to truly great women. 6ToEg
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INCIDENT AND ACCIDENT.

AUGUSTA, Ga, June lG.-The first through
train on the Columbia railroad arrived
ths afternoon from Charleston.
POsTON, June l6.-The hundred mile
walking match between McEhyck, Of this
city, and Miles, Of California, closed
al $50 last night, the former winning by
doing the distance in twenty hours and
thirty aud half minutes. The actual
walking time was nineteen hours and
sMenty-three minutes. Miles was over
three miles behind. A very large crowd
was present to see the finish.
NEW YORK, June l6.-At a special
meeting of the New York Historical So
ciety last evening, Rev. DIR. Thos. Dewitt
accepted the position of President of the
Society, made vacant by the resignation of
Hamilton Fish.
CHICAGO, June 16-Sorne time 81 ace
three children of Mr.. Wahle, living in
jacksonville, died suddenly, and at peri
DDS not far apart. Shortly after their
death, Mrs. Wahle took trip TO Europe;
during her absence suspicion was aroused,
and the body of one of children was eXs
humed, the contents of its stomach
analy zed, and poison was found in
the bodies. When Wahle returned
from Europe a few days since; she was
arrested yesterday, and will be held until
the subject is investigated.
The wife Of Rev. J. E. Smith was
drowned this morning in Poplar creek,
near Turner Junction, Illinois. She wa
taken suddenly i'll, while crossing The
stream in buggy with her husband, and
fell irto the water. Her husband Jumped
ia 10 save her, but got eutangled in vines
and could not do it.
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DIDDLlNG CONSIDERED As A FINE


Correspondence Of the Cincinnati Commercial.
WASHINGTON, June l2.--Some of the
gentlemen in this and other cities who
placed themselves in the position of
bankers to some of the impoverished but
successful ofice.seekers who lately
swarmed at the capital, have lately be-
come aware that they are the victims of
misplaced confidence. --.--.-.-
They have furnished their friends with
money to pay hotel bills, tailor's bills,
and railroad fare, after they became
satisfied that their friends would obtain
the offices they sought, believing that the
first payday would enable them to dis
charge their obligations Having failed
of satisfaction with the newly appointed
holders, the bankers apply to the de-
partments here for redress. The State
Department is overrun with applications
to stop the pay of this and that Minister
or Consul, for the benefit of this and that
creditor, who loaned the official the
money with which to pay his passage to
his foreign post -,
There is no estimating the number of
people in Washington and elsewhere
taken in during the first month of the
new administration, but it is enormous.
Persons occupying first class consuIates
are yet owing their hotel bills here, and
large amounts Of borrowed money be-
sides. appeals to the departments are
useless. The reply is given by Mr.. Fish
that the State Department cannot b.
come the collector of private debts, and
the other departments return similar
answers. r-
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The New York Tribune has the fol-
lowing: Six hundred thousand dollars
worth Of manufacturing stock has been
subscribed for cotton mill at Columbus,
Georgia, and seventy. one others are in
process Of erection at Savannah and
other points in the State, for the
maaufacture Of cotton and wooden goods.
One factory at Augusta has capital Of
100000, and last year turned out nearly
6,5OO, 600 yards of cloth. The Arizona
cotton factory, established in Claiborne
parish, Louisiana, since the war, is now
paying a profit of twenty>four per cent.
per annum. This income is realized on a
capital of $4,000, and with part of the
machinery counted in the capital not yet
at work. New Orleans is soon to have u
cotton mill with 10000 spindles.
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stokes organ h. NoshyIIIe

We learn that Col Geo E Grisham, as
sisted by 8 A BaveEI, E.q, will Issue pa
per in this city on Monaay next, as an ad-
vocsie of The election Of Gen Stokes. The
business management Of the paper will be
in the hands Of VIM M Woodcock, Esq. =
The editors are not unknown in the
Journalism Of Tennessee, and will doubt
less make an energetic and faithful organ
of the Stokes party in the State. We
cheerfully welcome them again 10 the
journalistic ranks, and heartily wish them
the fol measure OF that success which their
merit shall challenge from an honest and
patriotic people. The present political
fight is free one among those engaged,
and We hope il will be fought fairly snd
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