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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-02-18
4 MEXICAN AND FOREIGN PA
n TENTS.
r. II. EDDY,
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS

SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,
Late igjtf n M. Tait.d States .PHt,Ht OHjss,
lIsti4gfJn. tsHlisr the Ac' Of 1881.
, No 5 state st, opposite hllby ST, Boston,
After an extensive practice oi upwards Of twenty
years, Continues 30 secure patents IN the | nitea
states. also IN Crest Britain France and other
foreign countries Caveats. Specifications Bombs,
\ Assignments. and AL papers or drawings Tor Pa
t,ntS executed ON reasonable terms with dispatch.
researches made into American aud Foreign
works to determine the validity and utility of Pa
tents nt Inventions. and legal and other idyIc,
rendered on al matters touching the same. Copies
uftLe claims Of any patent furnished, by RENTING
on dollar. Assignments recorded IN Washington.
No agency IN the United STATES possesses sure-
riur facilities for obtaining Patents or asr.IttluluE
tN. patcut.tnlll4ty ot Inventions.
Dunn, eight months the subscriber in ~,
course % ms IIr7 practice Iu.e twice rejected
applications SIXTEEN APPEALS, IN ERl
- - '-l.-l decided in his favor by the Com
missioner Of Patents.
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#edifinal.

EVERYBODY is TRYING THE
II great Spring remedies, DR.. Kendalls Calisaya
Iiitters Sold by GEO. w. CHAPLIN, JR.
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nH. BOYCE'S
HAIR STRENGTH
+. Tho hest preparation for the hair yet.
Il contains uo sulphur oil or dye. and will mo-;
-culor the scalp or soil .i,c hnc-t clIaoro.
II viii restore gray hur go if. natural color,
AMI prevent i,- falling off
Il Is not eNeell-d as a hatr dresser.
/. promotes rs luNmlaut growth, rendering
IT -ot youthful ana ..3-sy. and wheH She Toots
arr moi gone, will max. u grow on bald heads.
Every bottle warranted.
only fa cents bottle. Try j..
FRANCIS FEM q CO..
PrnHfip'or.,
80 Rutland, Vt.
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HvERY SpnRTSMAN. FARMER

- and Hor-efnan should send for orr psmph-
LEI Of - pages, containing tulf description OF u
ut.w luven Ion by vii ch Iii" most Inyeterate kick
,r-. rursteayS. and vic Gus horses can be driven
with perfect safe :. For breaking and training
horses. bet ter than Rar Us or any other sys-
tenn Sent free. Address \. p. BOYER & CO.,
Palkesburs. Chester Co. Pa.
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WHO MIS-, SAWYER 2

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remedies 20 nee IL H'tth "'-.i-t- ~ i,i 90
l'''.'' ice among ''-I.'' s'in H,'io' 7i' iAT 49,
many Attr- i-'..s' = ''+tH E 4+ - - ID" ~ 81 ~
eNith ltt eltai" Dr. h"" ," Ii'' A"ilfth' s2hi' ia
So retl ~ in pas ifiit!s- fH9 .tn2 iii- Ian
anf.7 p! il#H 'iat.s'l4 81 t' A''i t'd 't'3ln's H
tar h"~tt8"H7 ga =ii'-7 - f'''i4s' i'- h".A az
Hafil'- l+ih.' 'i.+ -.'' 't'2- i4' = amen Ai'''
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GOOD CANVASSING AGENTS
" wanted 20 work in Vermont. 90 whom cN-
elusive territory wIH Dee given, tor The -.ila al a
~EAS tNG MACHINE. just put III the market
Fully license ~ comparatively Ok price. Iluai
IN finish, operation and appliance 20 apy ot fhe
high priced. machines Ia he sold with sui
warrant TO plrtrs having good team prefer
cucs Wiil b. given. Address
CHICOFEE SEWING MACHINE 90.
5uwSu Boston.
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PATENT RECLINING CHAIRS,

PATENT RECLINING CHAIRS.
made Factory, from luln-drIed stock,
and warranted to be OF The best materials and
workmanship. Marble-top Centre Tables, Otto
mans. DIvuns, Music stools. &C. Sc. Purchasers
will ind-it greatly To their advantage to examine
our stock before making their selections. All
good carefully packed and delivere free OF charge
BRAMAN, SHAW & co.
q Sudbury St.. corner of Portland St, Boston.
Factory on Bridge st, East Cambridge. Our
work Is sold by the principal dealers IN New Eng
land i6wly.
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Fnxk9 I'VE. TT ,>Gp oL .oI-AcE D0rrORS AND
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IMPORTANT TO THE AFFLICT-

/ MIOh1 AN Il IL IL II Az LlCI-
ED-Dr. Dow continues to be consulted Mt his
ptice Nos. : and Endicott street, Boston,
al disease OF
PRIVATE OR DELICATE NATURE.
Beneath his treatment all the horrors of yenoTa
and impure blood, Impotency, scrotua, Con
OIlnoa, Ulcers Pain and Distress III the region OF
ProcrcatiOn, Inflammation OF the Bladder and
Kidneys, Hydrocelc, Assesses, Humors, frighttul
,weihugs and the long tram of horrible symptoms
attending tins class ot disease, made to become
"A. harmless rs the simplest waipgs Of a cold.
SEMINAL WEAKNESS
Or. Dow deFotes a large portion OF ms time to
the treatment OF those cases caused 10y secret and
solitary habit which ruins the body and mind,
Weakness ut the Back and LunhS, Dizziness 81 the
Head, Dinuess OF sight, Palprtation of the Heart
Dyspepsia, NERVOUSNESS, DeIaugcment of the
Digestive functions, symptoms of Consumption
Sr.a Such persons should, before contemplating
mt-IImony, consult "a physician OF experience, and
be- AZ once restored TO health and happiness.
Patlcu's who wish 10 remain under Dp~'- treat
mont viii b. furnished with pleasant rooms.
Medicine sent 90 all parts vi the country with fuil
dlrprt3uus.
Dr. Dow has also for sale the French Capottes,
warranted the best preventive. Order by mail.
Three ior Al and a red stamp. lily
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II|T-''--Ir IL ~ u - I7-I7.
NJ. T.. Al Eaaalu-. Lear ~lT-ei base LrIs
written letter is praise - any medicine dorm.
ta 3. aa!e course - iny Iifr. amt II - Lot tina
suufal 4 ,,,l.a boxes 81 Ni-s -aasHsf'- sails.
4.aHl.l NOS W. .t. aaW. gat 81 laN by nAaiIse, -
Ma Iefa. and It# rfe.f upon inr bras h"an ~ucl
that I have. O. .en srHl'ly improved, ana ana al
.aftiul4u tatt sflotaeT Ufs Nis effect permanent
cure. 4ly uei4lfl-r- Who I.tHe seen %, effects
.sf- arNIou. 20 h4Nr rie -eH4 ilr some Tor them
luu VIA therefore please stul iur by express g.
-. u dozen dollar boxes, and ghll-r
Yauis respectfully. \ l.. rASBERSOS.
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ERRING But NOBLE.-SELF
II Help for Young Men who have erred, desire
hitter manhood Sent in sealed letter envel
opes, tree of charge. Ii benefited return the
. stag Address PHILANTHhOS, Box p,
Philadelphia, Pa.
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OF the Lungs and Chests.
g1-The attention OF those afflicted with colds,
coughs and with any disease Of the lungs, Is di-
rect,d to.this valuable remedy. The season Of the
year has already come when, on accOutt OF the
sudden changes in the weather, colds and coughs
are ca >ily take1 and If neglected may lead to DIS
asses OF the lungs. What IL needed under sueh
circumstances is reliable remedy speedy IN al
fOrdtng relief and etfectual III arreStlnS lurthef
progress OF the disease
n1-ro arrest the existing irritation of the air
passages and the lungs, speedily and ell ctually,
the seat aud cause 6f cough Is an important step
gained towards relief and cure IN the first stages
of he disease. MAsTA's IUI.MnSIc BtLsAa pos
scsses this important power, aud while II prompt
ty and etrectualy arrests all existing irritation
AMI rapidly relieves cough, IT renders the lungs
further relief by promoting free discharge OF the
accumuf ated mucus in the air passages, lmmrt-
ing a healthy action and yigor to the chest at the
time
HS-Those suffering with cough and the frs
stages of lung disease, will therefore ind In TN
valuable preparation a speedy and decided relei
Even those whose condition Is beyond recovery,
will derive from It's great benefit as we'll as
comfort. For he Ass diseases it Is designed
TO relieve, the general commentator II has re-
caived has proved it- great efficacy beyond ques-
ton. For the past ten years thousands nave
been speedily aud effectually cured BY its timely
use. while suffering from severe colds, protracted
cong his and from other forms OF lung disease. IL
il prepared from vegetable balsams and the medi-
email properties of roots and herbs, with miner
als nor poisonous acids, simple and safe IN the
materials used, it can be taken at any time.
ISold by Geo C. Goodwin Co, Boston
Wholesale Agents, and sold by all Druggists
in Rutland and by all Dealers in Medicines
throughout the New England States.
decl7d2aw&w6m
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CHAMBERLIN, STURGES & co
" Commission Merchants and dealers m But
ter, Cheese, E4gs and Lard, 70 and 81 Fsnsail
Hal Market, Boston lI.wiy
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." have no hesitation III assuring inventors that
they cannot employ man mOrr competent aud
Trustworthy and more capable al putting their app
plIcatIpus ia a form to secure ton them AN early
and favorable consideration At the Patent Oitiee.
EDMI-ND Hl.I h i.
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IARI.OR FURNITtrRE.

PARLOR SUITS in ENGLISH HAIR
CLOTH, French Lasting, Terry, Hrocstclle. Sc,
Sc, male to order from the latest designs also,
on hand, a large and superior assortment OF Par
lor Suits, Sofas Lounges, lctc-a-tctcs, Ia.sy Par
lor Rocking and
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COST PRICES

En'l Feb 35th my whole stock OF Eel3y-made
Clothing ior Men and Boys, Hats and Cai- and
Furnishing Goods. &c
Thee, goods VII positively be sod n cost uni
that tItne, ana wlll give the pt"pte ~ I2tt@nd
and vIInity opportunity 10 cali and look Tor
themselves MARCUS JEEkOW XXI.
IAul9l1tw&w
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NOTICE.

MRS. A. B. PURMOR.T. Mlhnr, removed
from mon Block TO Pb oenix Block Merchants
ROW, mas now very desirable stock ~ yoods
ready for fall and winter trade osSd6wtf
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I GENT FARMEkS, g A r y
I NERS and FRUIT GROWERS Send for
lrfrtlunIl84 nj Rests Improved trut Tree and
Vine in,a4oI.ttoI AMI insect destroyer .mples
to VIII br tnrqATied 10 ANY Iatt OF the Intet
states and perfect sd'I4tset.an guar tntced GOOD
AZ ni- are wanted every t,.,.utv IN the nit ed
Suites. Address i AHEAkN, 63 SECOND street,
Baltimore, NJ /.
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9eaal Aotifes.
TN pANEPIpTCY DISTRICT

IN BANKRUPTCY - DISTRICT
i of Vermont, IS. Al Rutland, the 2sth day Of
January, A. -. 1907.
The undersigned hereby gives notice OF his APP
pointmeut as assignee Of Enoch W Rollins. oi
Rutland in the County OF Rutland and State Of
Vermont within said District, who has been adj
Judged Bankrupt upon his own petition by the
District Court of said District
5w3w JACOB EDGERTON, Assignee.
NOTICE IN BANKRUP iCY =
~ This i. to give notice: rhst on the 9th day
Of December 4. - 1868. a Warrant III Bank
ruprcy was Issued against the tsta'e Of Johr
Howe. nj Bran on, in fhr county Of Sutiand anc
STATE of Vermont who has brc adludsci "A bank
rtpt ON his own petition; THAT Vie pay mt ,
any debts and delivery OF any Ir"I Try he!pnElit
TO said bankrupt, - him or far bis use, and III
transfer of any prop.rsy ~ hiu. are forbidden b
law; that meeting ot thu erciltor, Of SAID hank
rupt to prove their debts, and tr cho -. one ~
NOR, assieuees OF lis estate, VIII BE- held IT q
Court Of Bankruptcy, tn be hold the |. ;. Cour.
Rooms, IN Rutland. IN the couatyso OF Ru'lt anG
state If Vermont, before A. = yman, Esq
Register. on tn. l7ta day 81 February, y u.
1859 at u 6clo. K
j A. sMAILEY,
j-w3w Dep. L. $. Marshal, as Messenger.
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pS.-Meu's Custom Work manufactured q
order, ~ usual sspt55dto oct4&I0 wGm
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-05-13

Smith packets at Little Rock. She 3
the regular United States mail packe.
Rubs Haynes is master and Ned Oatlay
is clerk.
The Bolle st. Louis, Capt. Alex Zieg
Ter, viii get away to day for Cairo anC
81, Louis. She is 3 favorite packet, and
connects with the trains North and East
Mr.. Baskette is her popular chief clerk.
The elegant Liberty, Capt. COnley,
leaves on Saturday for White river. Sac
is The U. 3. mail packet.
The Minneola, Capt. Miller, will gel
away on Saturday for Cairo and CIncin.
natl. She is n No. ! packet.
"a Sunday night the old towboat
Grey Eagle sprung a leak and capsized
near Slagg's Island, in the Mississippi
river, about seventy-hve miles above st.
Louis. Patrick Hail, the pilot, and
Henry Charges and James SarEs, RATS
men, were drowned. The boot was going
up the river with a party Of rafLsmen on
board, all Of whom lost everything they
had.
Heretofore the Mississippi Valley
Transportation Company have been psy.
Ing pilots $3.50 per month. They are
bring them now ct $50.
the Evansville Courier says: 1t Is
probable that 3 movement will be set on
foot In q few days to establish q packet
from this port to White river, Ark.
This is a matter in which all our people
are interested. That 3 large trade from
that section Of country could be secured
IL manifest, and that il is important tc
Evansville is equally manifest. If it is
expected TO buud up q large city. and
make Evansville the first city in Ildi,
ana, the trade by river, as well ss by
railway, must be looked after. or the
project on foot more will be said ia an
other issue OF this paper. The establish.
ment of q packet from Evansville tc
White river, Ark, however, IL an i'm.
portant matter. Lat it be considered by
our moReyed men.
The Alice Dean has laid up at CinciI-
natl.
Capt. E. B. Martin, an old TENNESSEE
river steambOatman and wealthy citi-
zen, died suddenly from apoplexy in
ChicsgO on the 221 ult.
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Trustees Sale.

DY virtue of a deed OF Trust to me executed
ID by dominic Zweifel and George Waechter
/ viii, on Saturday, the I'D day 0 Nay, A. D.
1853, on the premises, At the Eagle brewery,
lately carried on by Zweifel, Hargan 4 Co,
proceed to sell at public sale, to the highest
bidder, for cash, the following described zeal
properly, to-Ett: The said Dominic ZWeifel
and George Waechters undivided two thirds
Ia a lot OF land lying In the county of Shelby,
state OF anessee, and the city of Memphis.
described Is follows: Beginning at the east
side Of an alley between Poplar and Bass
streets, commencing at the South line of Geo.
Waechtkrs lot 2~ndrunningS South on said alley
th1rty-tWo feet; tsence eastwardly evenly
i've feet; thence southward1y again one hun
died and twenty-s1X feet. more or ess, to the
bayou; thence eastwardly seVenty-fve feet;
thence northwardly one hundred and dfty-
eight feet, more or less, with Nicholas HupperJis
line thence westws rdly one hundred and nifty
feet with George Waechters line 10 the begin
Wsechter by il hn p. Schioeker, 28th October.
1868 and part of lot sold 10 George Wseehter,
by Nicholas Hupport on the 18th day OF April.
1888 Also the said Aweifel & Waechter's two
thirds in the barrels, casks. kettles, engines.
MASKING machines, coal beds, malt mill and
Hargan 4 Co.
The undivided third part of George Waechter
will be first sold, and If that does not bring suf-
hcient to satisfy the said trust, then the undi-
vided third of said Zweifel viii be sold.
The title to above described property Is pre-
sumed TO be coed, but 1 sell only as trustee.
JAMES BACHMAN, Trustee.
And at the same TIM and place /, the under
signed. assignee of said Dominic ZWeifel, bank
ton OF said BomiRic XweifeI Ia and to the
above described property; Terms c sh
WN. Y. CIR0DE,
Memphis, Arril e, 1853 Isp2l Assignee.
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s3ind es, and an annual consumption OF
| IS ,92l pounds Of eottSa, and esoh OF lns
soii,s q the Southern States an average
o. 1928 spindles and an annual
ion of $50, 299 pounds OF cOttoH' me
miIis in the Southern States, IL WIZ DC
perceived are large establishments
Thed#s a fair demand for green AP-
PIES, and prices are Irregular we
quote ut 8 to Sl2 per Dbl.
The supply Of BUTTER Is fair, but there
ia little choice In market. We quote al
% to S5e.
Ia PROVISIONS there is no change.
Smoked meats are firm, while ulk are
very doll and neglected. Mess Pork 81 90
70 1872 50. Prime Mess, % to S29. Ramps,
Dc TO S27. Jowls S24. Clear Bulk
Sides I63 to 1919. Clear Rib l54 Is
l6,. r b Sides Is to 154c. Shoulders
1T to 1873. Bacon, clear Sides ia 70
Use. Shoulders 1873 to lac. sc. hams
oiain, Is4 to l9c. 3. q. canvssssd ~ 70
ale. Lard, in tierces, lS4 TO lsci kegs
t9B to zoe; eaddies 2Ol to 2l4c.
There ia some demand in 8 small way
for COFFEE, and prices are firm. Ofoi-
nary to choice Rio, 20 10 26;. Java, 80
to $50.
CoRNMEAL is dull. Fresh, 3 % TO
IS 40. Kindred, 8 50 to 81 so.
There is a good demand for DRIED
FRUITS OF sill kinds. Dried Apples, IL
to lie; Peaches, Il to l3c.
The stock Of EGGS hes dropped oil, and
prices are better. We quote at IL to lSc'
In FLOUR there is not much doing. the
market is very dull, and prices are ir-
regular. Fine we quote at % to
81 IS; Superfins 5 to IS So X6 to IS so;
Xxx Z to 81 so; xxx and all Fancy
brands s to $1l.
Io FEED there is not much doing. So
sacks Corn sold on levee al 73c. Oats
are dull at 70c. Bran firm at 26 SO to S27
per ton. Hay q 70 SIS.
The HIDE market is dull and prices
weak. Green 8 to 91c; Salt 1O3 to lie; Dry
Salt, I9c; Dry Flint, zoe.
Cape and Alabama LIME held st l IS
to 81 per barrel. Utica 1 rs to -. Louis
vile Cemsnt2 so to s..
SUGARS and MOLAssEs are firm and
in moderate demand, with fair
supply. Fair to Choice Yellow
Louisiana I31 to 16e; Yellow and White
Clarified 16c. Molssses IS to 9Oc as to
quality.
We have no change to report in Pro-
DUoE. Potatoes are dull at 90 to g
per barrel. No choice Onions in mar
ket.
POULTRY is in light supply. Chickens
are stesdy at 6 90 to s. 90 for Old
Spring Chickens 4 to "a 50.
The LIVE STOCK market is not active,
and the supply OF choices beef cattle is
light. We quote at 3 to &c as to quality.
Hogs dull at &c gross. Sheep, 4 to S. per
head. Cows with calves, 30 to $50.
Work Oxen, IS to $50 per yoke. Work
Horses and Mules, rs to 500 per head.
The stock Of SALT is fair and prices
are steady. Large Dairy, in seven
bushel barrels, 81 so. Small Dairy,
in 5 busheI barrels, s. so. Large
Common, in Z bushel barrels, 8 80 to
s. 80. Small Common, in 5 bushei bar
rels, 2 50 to 81 IS. These sre quotations
in lots from first hands.
There is 3 fair business doing in To-
BACco. Caddy Tobacco is in active de-
msnd--in fsct, alN stsple brands are firm
and active.
The demand for WHISTLES re-
mains moderately active and prices
have advanced. Highwines "a to 96c
per gallon.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-05-13

Business to-dsy was rather better and
prices steady, bot few planters we're ia
town.
The completion OF the Pacific Railroad
has attracted 3 great deal Of comment
ell over the country. Travellers, pro-
vided they make the time specified, can
reach San FranciscO from New York in
1914 hours. Thus q total distance OF 1858
miles is made, according to the present
schedule time, 10 6 days, ia hours, &C.
tnal time, by 3 travellers watch, from
which we deduct % hours, difference OF
time when going west, leaving the sppA-
rent time Consumed in making the trip
6 days and IA hours.
At San FranciFco the mails will con-
meet with the various steamship lines
running on the Pacific, and may be
landed at Honolulu in 8 days from that
city, or Is! days from New York. They
can reach japan IN I9 dasH from San
FrAnciEeO, or 254 days from New York,
or 80 to "a days from treat Britain, thus
beating the British mails, ssnt via Suez
by the Peninsula and Oriental steamers
by from s to 4 weeks. The trip between
Yokohama, Japan, and either Hong
Kong or ShaBghae, is readily accom-
plished by the Pacific mail steamships
IN from 5 TO s days, which, added to the
time in reaching Japan, viii give the
through time necessary to reach either
Of the above named porte Of China.
The production Of beet root sugar in
Europe last year was as follows: q. 600
tons 10 France l65 In Germany 81, 500
in Russia; 1850 in Austria 80 500 in
Belgium Is, 900 in Poland end Sweden,
and $500 tons ia Holland. Many assert
that beet sugar is clearer than cane
sugar, and because Of this and other rea
IONS, is preferable to the latter.
The Dry Goods Reporter says Of i'm.
ports:
In the present condition Of the gen.
ersl trade OF the country, prudence
would call fOT a strictly moderate imp0r-
tatiOn Of foreign merchandise. U8for-
tunately, however, We have witnessed,
for some months past, 8 steady increase
in our imp0rtatiOns, thoss Of last week
having exceeded the figures Of any week
iD the history Of the port. For The last
few weeks dry goods have participated IN
Iue BcAtIal EXPANSION. tOr the month /
of April, the receipts OF this Glass of
goods reached the large tOtsl of S. g38 :
900, against "a $4,000 at the same period
Of 1855, and 8 ,274,00O In 1857. It is,
however, a favorable indication that the
Withdrawals from warehouse have
equaled the amount R-areboused.
Oae Of cur Georgia Exchanges h,y-
nishes statistics Of cotton mills from
which we learn that ia the Halted
States there are 6526 in number, ruuniqg
1855, 092 spineles, and Consuming 4I7'-
367 III pounds Of cotton per annum
This gives to each mill an average ofu6SI
spindIes, and q consumption Of 60 0I5
rounds Of cotton per annum. The sta
tistics. arranged according to the great
geographical divisions Of the country,
Sre as follows: Northern States GAL
mills. running q 35s 90 sDindlts, con.
cunning 1856, 952 Oh pounds Of cotton an
uuslIy; Southern Sixties, S. mills, run
ming 226 062 Epindiess consuming 3D.
4Is.75O pounds Of cotton an-
nuslIy. This gives to each OF the mills
IA the NoTtheTnS istss an average q llA2A