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ond, went 10 another clerk In tho same onicc who
copied aId numbered the account third went 10 nno
ther clerk IN the First Comptrocrs Oflce, WIN rols.
tered IN his book the number and amount oT The ac-
count fourth, went 70 the Cbiof Clerk OF te FIRST
CompuQler, who verified the account and the compu-
tatIOn OF interest hth, went 10 the First Comp
who signed II; sixth. went back 20 number g. who again
vtrihed " seventh wnft to the Registers clerk who
copied u and registered ~ cighh went tn tho Deputy
teRster. who signed IL; ninth. went To the Warrant
Mr we,t, the a, Chief Cle,s, who signed It :
who signed u; twelfth, went 70 Mr. lamb In the First
omptr9liers office, who registered thirteenth, went
20 tnc First Comptroller, who signed u fourteenth,
went tOtle kcgstefS clork, who cooled II hnecutI,
WNnt 10 ReyIstcr Allison. who srrcd Il sixteenth,
went 10 Mr. Mann. in the dralt roOm Wnere the draft
Was made seventeenth, went 70 Mr. Tutte, Assistant
r isufef, WHO signed the draft eighteent l. went to
We lteeSiers cleik who recorded the drafl nj o.
ieenth went 10 gster Allison, who signed tho DRAFT
wen eth went TO Mann. who took INV receipt iof
,c rat and handed Il over to twenty first, treated
VT. Mann TO q Whisky toddy. loud laughtcr1
After tlirtytvo PAGES Of the bill had been dis.
posed or the Committee rose and the House adj
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MARINF W.. ! ,GEAoA.

NtNt,~rnr AL0NSAr--rsts nav
NJ =, cs... 81 Sun snt-... 70 'r1r o. .. ii
avon WAR; y-r1, rAE
SANDY HOok.. 90 Gvtlsil1i.. . e. Hfi O. va &
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Spt;lal noi,tes.
CHINA AND ELt~S,
AT AND BELOW COST.

our stock must be sold out before May Ucy'l ana
the business Will be confirmed after that date nv our
successors, Mo-srs. NICOL n Davidson, 81 DGB al.
Way T. V. HAUGuWOUr CO.
Corner OF Broadway and rroou, st.
our store, GJxlOO, 10 let. either ole 90 lac .v. 81
rately.
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Mr. BTSoHAn rep. Ohio. reported that the charge
agans, Juuge Richard Bustecd lad not been sustained
BY proper evidence The Houso thcreupon tabled the
subject, bill was passed extending the bcnchls ~
toe Homestead Law TO the children OF deceased sol
diers
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DECIHI0N, on sTkNM hNlLEII-.

HAEkISUN SNTI ! NUIIITt
Was awarded tbe nlst media AID p.u a. tho ~ 'r
can Institute Far. 1885, for saicy, Ecououy OF iucl
amt Economy Of Space.
lO Horse Power at A. r. NtewIrt'a.
a. llcrse Power a. ths d,se tis sugar Tor 1rry.
Owe 1919 boilers In use, Harrison to.tr VOTES
Phllaici ma .-..
Send l6r circular. = ny \, COLEMAN. N,,1j, 10
broadway. y. N,a0ii 80 Federal 80 Br-t'n.
4 PIINSluLOGiCN MONOhV NFu De.
sCriptivu Of The New IDlfuo4l or NUI 10 ult =
cupWr U nc tn\flni VITAL DFlAEiNENI ~
the AcN AUlk NrtlrIl lHuyHT-v. tC'ul'ug ans account
ui tht new jlmCuN trud rsmcm prr-Cr n'I, hy which
over one Thousand luirtDye Ciics NJ EAhan tfI "
tny have been rr.tosti daring sae uist t", Moods.
ahtr "iNi hnpurtAu. pulslogIcal niOrnWi ., ior
hu'h HrNts, ur'Hr ht.ure IutI.I"d, mt n 70 n, Il
dressing sccrrary Ross si'niyc@y place, y h.'"p.
MEhCuANTS' tkEE TKNpE MCEriNG.
i'ii "a NJ I'a l'ft ia #" IHNi'U-
lAl u me UEyu IlaH.lli Hlp.p.s If .pI' In.
ug ~ > = 81 JACKSON :. rc4niIs Esq. Nit 40 ,.,
id'rs' - VIII hg m4Gc hN Nluau llluu b .ftf iG
81 20 CNt.n- u-ut3 cue cot sew Ir..
"a !. !. - :.
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.'-' men II fr city are very ~ onest
., D." nom a cD-l tXpCiiNHCc. INcs have
W '.i,tf % triIe, - as Tao, 1fe csHod, Nluch
e res ihun ttqoiu'g stealng Goxcs Of
'''I lud .iniLu foods arc sold m country
.,r. "a0 h,tlG tA.nk tant thry pay ioT n,
d eft lul ri,cs. The cheating on the tsre "A
Tea in chests ~ estimated at ~ ron id.
I'l is Il"1y1 ailoNei by the irnpor er but a
To-, le-ler sellom gtts more than n pound,
'hrsts ~ pounds IL allowed, while nj nc
49, noe 'ht dealer marks the cue sts up pound on
lI.- W'iklng up vi Neish core spsnds ~ the
"-'S ~ d9Nn OF tares. Cake Of sugar, which fow
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Iultilg him KNOW That CVCry law cr Was an oter OF
that Court aud that every Court in tina State nm.
nished paper 10 counsel This little upstrt Ia vet IN
lis teens, and neeue1 n severe rebuke
There are LEGALLY elected cons 'abIes around the
City Hall who have In their posses lion lust NJ their
friends who have come To them voluntarily and FUR
nished them with statement OF the amuurt Of
money that bSs bCel wrOugfuIly taken from ilgm
by these detailed officers oi Judge Walsh's Court.
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Mr.. scuRSCK Utep, OAoJ drew a sketch II The
style Of debate that has grown up IN the House re-
presenting Mr. Jones Of one State sitting down IN hia
room nlbbing his pen, scIat hing his head, and
writing an essay; while Mr.. Sulth Of another STATE
Is sitting In his room IN another hotel or boaGiiug
house, cudgelrg his brains TO get out an es.ay on
another subject, and these were brought 10 the
House and read, or were printed without being roa T.
and passed In the country for debate. He doubted
whether speeches published IN that way came prop
ery within tue scope Of that CAUSE Of the Consuu.
ton which provides that no senator or mouber
snail be called 10 account elsewhere for words
spoken In debate.
L.. u Ion. LII. AoLI
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1870-01-12

OBLIoED.-We are very grateful to
warm personal friends for the interest
they took in the recent trial of subscrip-
ton strength for the public printing of
Clayton County. The TINES and jour
NAL secured the award. In another
place it is. told why we could not possibly
supply (last week. such host Of new
subscribers as we were favored with. In
a short time, space, convenience and a
a generous inclination will exhibit
through these columns our sense of these
kindnesses.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1870-01-12

DRAYING.-W. C. Austin proposes to
obligs everybody in his line, on terms
that will enable him to make living.
Persons who are likely to have any
draying, transferring, hauling or any work
which can be done by willing hands and
strong horses, will secure the earliest
attention by handing over ther orders to
him. Tell what you want done, and he
will guarantee promptness and reasonable
prices, a..g -. - ~
McGregor, April 7th, 1869. 65l.6m
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1870-01-12

To HousrKEEPERs.- Bear 1t in mind
that Dooley's Baking Powder is not only
the most reliable baking powder in mar
ket, but each can contains the full weight
or quantity as represented. No ingredi-
ents enter into its composition, but such
a, are strictly pure, and as half the quan>
tity will produce more satisfactory results
than those of ordinary manufacture, it is
vastly the cheapest as well as the best
Dooley's Baking Powder can be had at
anv Groeers, 2w69O
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1870-01-12

DlssoLUTIoN.-1t was our blunder, some
weeks since, to connect Tommy Thomp-
son and II. ID. Malone & Co. as Office asso.
ciates at McGregor. Both are mad about
it and we hereby announce the dissolution
of the firm, begging pardon Of 6othi In
a late New York City paper, we see that
Thomas, Thompson is engaged in the Hoop
Skirt trade at 207 Maiden Lane, and we
conclude this is the cause of the trouble
between the late partners. Tommy is
"Thomas" in New York and does not
desire recognition west, as the partner Of
a common Ayr. Implement dealer Of Iowa:
Malone feels offended to see his name
mixed with hoop>skirt dealer Of Maiden
Lane. Gentlemen, please accept this
apology
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1870-01-12

5 DiED.-On Saturday, Jan. sth, Of burst
ms Of the pulmanory artery, STEPHEN
MILLER, of Lime Springs, aged about 33
years.
The deceased was we'll known in this
County and in the city for many years
and wherever known was respected. lie
leaves widow and little child to mourn
their loss
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1870-01-12

Weather nreliable--snow, rain sleet,
slippery--a cross between wheels and
runners. The winter thus fur is strange
one.
The market is mostly Pork. The larg-
est delivery of the season, was on Tuesday
of this, week. 1t is said 400, 900 pounds
Of pork were received on that day. Call
the price $3.50 to 1860, and figure our
business matters. Wheat is GO ESQ Me-
Hose says, at "No. lware house.')
Prices of other articles are without
change. A weekly paper cannot post you
on daily markets.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1870-01-12

The Union Mills FIRE.-Ths burn
ing of Union Mills on Christmas eve, is
disaster Leach 4 Merrill are financially
able to stand. but yet is serious. They
had just put in new run of stone and
other machinery costing over 81 900, and
although the insurance was For 81, 900,
their loss will be from two to three thou.
sand more, aside from tbs loss of profits.
II was one of the best paying pieces Of
property ia this section. a new mill will
take its place in the spring. DEBORAH Rep.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1870-01-12

MAkaIED,--In DEBORAH, at the residence
Of the brides father. on Wednesday after
noon, Dec. 10Th, 1869, by Rev. II. ii.
Fairal1, Mr.. Geo. W. Patterson and Miss
Marian A. Burdiok, daughter of Hon. Nj.
V. Burdick.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1870-01-12

BAKER, of Monona, is carded in our
present issue as a dealer in Billiards,
Cigars, Picked Tongues, Sardines. Oys.
ters, &C., &c. lie is a gentleman who
knows how to do justice to the feelings as
well as the tastes of his guests.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1870-01-12

FouND.-In the street, by II. 3. Malone,
another pocket book, containing money,
but no papers. Take care of your pocket
books; do not lose them the owner of
this one can have it by calling at the
TINES Office, prove property, and pay for
this advertisement. .~ .,s, .-,-,r,.--.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1870-01-12

ESTABLISHED 1857. = For promptness
and highest market prices, send your,
Game, Wool, Pelts, Fsrs, Eggs, Butter
and all country produce to the old and
we'll known Produce Commission House
Of Benz. +. Ballard, 81 Greenwich street,
New York. p. o. Box 1922. 636
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1870-01-12
& st. Paul Railway.

Dindery.-The TINES OFFICE now has
a Book binder whose experience is 80 yrs.
All work sent to us will be done in the
hest style at rates entirely satisfactory
Send in your Magazines and Book work.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1870-01-12

AM. STOCK yJ0URNAL.-This valu-
able monthly is published at Parkes-
vile, Chester Co., Penn, at the very
low price of one dollar year, N. P.
Boyer & Co. Editors and Proprietors.
We have received it for two years and
never want to do without it. Our
notices of it are given for Glove" and
not for profit. 1t really is a most valu-
able monthly. Our ideas Of fashion
able magazines with painted ladies to
attract are playing in the negative
considerably a handsome Chester pig,
a finely shaped horse, well-wooled
sheep, nice pictures of chickens, tur-
keys, ducks and other domestic neces-
sites have more practical use in life
than all the Observation-Disclosures
Observation-Disclosures nonsense ever
published. Send for the Stock Journal.
We will guarantee satisfaction.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1870-01-12

GRAND OYSTER SuPpER-Mrs. Lena
kriebs, of Gutenberg, respectfully notiie
her many friends and the friends Of her
husband, John p. kriebs, that she will
give an Oyster Supper, ut the City Park
Hall, in Gutenberg, on Saturday Evening,
Jan. 10th. 1870 81 Arrangements are now
being made for tables Of sufficient capac.
ity to seat two hundred guests at time.
Tickets of admission to the Supper will be
one dollar each.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1870-01-12

Buell. Knapp and F. D. Bayless, of
Elkader, are authorized to contract and
receipt fer any business which may in any
way affect business Of this Office.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1870-01-12

DENTIsT.-President OF First Ma
tional Bank of McGregor recon-
mends DIR. Gin, Dentist. Remember
DR.. Gill, Dentist, as a reliable and
competent operator.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1870-01-12

The first numper of the Sc. Ansgar Gaz-
ette is received. The Gazette il q neatly
printed eight column sheet, publish
ed by Brown & Noyes, and edited by
Brown 4 Clyde and is independent in
politics. Success go with it.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1870-01-12

A number one fresh mich cow may be
had on reasonable terms. Enquire of
John r. Justus, few miles south of the
city. M hqt 24fHHi T 1N9
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1870-01-12

We expected the pleasure of giving our
readers Gov. Merrill's message in this
issue, but he has not hurried it up, and
we are not to blame. BY report, Allison
stock is good at Des Moines. No specific
advices to tho 18th p. NJ. We must wait
till large bodies move.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1870-01-12

DoNArloN.-The many friends of Rev.
Mr.. Wolfe, Of Wnd>ar (Farmcrsbargh
Township, are respectfully invited to call
on himself add lady at their residence,
near the new NJ. E. Church, on Friday
evening Of this week tJany. l4th.)
NJ. VIZ. NEILL.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1870-01-12

Our new Ads. are not immense, but
is worth your while to look at them.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1870-01-12

q ~ Please keep you eyes away from
all advertisements ia this issue. Af3
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1870-01-12
Home and Other Items.

james Slorah, formerly of this place,
calls by letter for the TINES, to be address
sed to him at San Francisco, 7O5, Market
Street. Ed. ..is with him. Mrs. S. is in
New York At present, but will rejoin the
family iathe Spring. lie says he will
never forget the genial social friends OF
McGregor, and that the TINES is essential
u HE happiness. Regards to all who
remember him, and particularly 70 Rev.
S. P. Sloan. !. SHAW Hill. p. O. Craw-
ford Co. Wis is new ''invention," and
our special friend, the Professor of Wealth
err, is the P. NJ. We congratulate the
venerable gentleman, and hope lie will
give satisfaction to all who have official
business with him. lie cannot be exceeded
in competency nor in kindness to those
who say: "Haye l any letters or papers,
sir Y"..... Marshal Fred Bergman says:
All cattle at large in this city after Jan.
18th, will be taken up according to law"
or words to that effect.
Hank Fry, of the Clermont region
we would eallehim I Mister Fry, but he
says he wiL*hip any man who uses such
language to him; and as he is much the
largest, we forbear CON limentaries. Well,
this German landlord farmer, stock raiser,
and notorious bundle OF kindness, gave
us a Chunk Of butter of giant proper
fions as a remcmbranoesofTlS 1876 Mrs.
Fry made.it on purpo:e. Wsalmost envy
Henry the possession. Of SO neat a house.
wife. We have one just as good, but the
dovil of it il, we have no GOVT Mister
Hank" We mean, have you a cow that
gives buttermilk /! Send that cow to
PAT Of the TINES. ard draw on Bill Bur-
CESS for pay !...... WIN. Merritt, of Arm
strong & Knights Monument shop, is
polishing some North Iowa Fossil marble
for stand-tops-the most beautiful marble
on earth. Several persons in the city are
getting them for their parlors. Go and
look. We have fine specimen in this
Office. st
PERRY, has purchased the Cambriap
Saloon fixtures Of Peavy, and he now
runs the Times Block basement with the
other. "A good saloonist. ....Evans q
Jones are rushing trade. PROF. Lievie.
most accomplished musician, will give
splendid concert at the Cambrian on
Thursday evening of this week. All the
musical talent will be out to assist, and it
is possible all the musical taste will be out
TO appreciate the orchestral exhibition.
We are told the Professor is almost une-
qualied as Master of instruments of all
kinds. n
DR.. Andres is in Chicago visiting his
daughter, Mrs. Benton jr.......Col. Ban
senwein and II. Burlingalne, Esq. of this
city, left on Tuesday evening to attend
the meeting of the Des Moines { Mcireg-
or Ry directors. -. The Franklin Festival
at Decurah. will be held next Monday.
We ase invited to say something, but
modesty will scare Us out Of eenntenance !;
wont some of the boys talk little for
US? We enjoy a''sit-down'' chat bat il
is asful to have everybody looking at a
'.felcr" when he tries to expose his want
Of orltorical accom- plishments. Well
acrite you word or two about Benny"
as his mother called him.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1870-01-12

See our new Ads. We cannot write
about them. - As@ $50 @%@-
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1870-01-12

SCHOOLS. "A gentleman Of this city,
whom we respect highly, and so have we
done for years, rendered US, on yesterday,
communication, plair and manlike, over
his own Signature S. HuNTINGroN, COM
planning of an unnamed school Mistress
here who struck a yound lady of IA over
the head very violently for laughing dur
ing study hours. We declined to publish
Che article. First: We cannot persuade our.
selves to believe that any one with sense
enough to teach school would be SO rude.
Second: 1t is tho business of the Princi-
pal or the School Trustees to investigate
the matter md 70 report to parents and
GUARDIAN. Third: L 10 not our business
10 settle questions Of this character on
rrparte statements The Board Of Trus'
toes can be appealed to and not the news
papers.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1870-01-12

MARarED.--At Pr. du Chen on Thurs
day last. Jany. 9th, 1870, by Rev. Mr..
Dudley, of the Episcopal Church, Joseph
ELMoRE. of McGregor. to Miss Elizabeth
BRowS, OF the former place.
On Wednesday last, at Pr. du Chen,
Mr.. POWELL Of Giard, Iewa, to Mrs.
Mary MoREr, of Pr. du Chen.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1870-01-12

Died. ~ II
On Sunday. Jan. 9th, at 3 p. NJ, in
McGregor. Iowa, uf Consumption, Mrs.
Susie E., wife Of j. c. LUCE and daua liter
Of Miles Boyle, Of this city, aged II yrs.
mo. and "a days.
1t is but fe,. weeks since we published
a notice Of her marriage. Her life was
then despaired of, but it was the desire Of
all interested that the union should be
eonsummated. The body of the late
young wife left MeGregor, per Express,
on Monday evening, accompanied by the
tereaved husband and sad .hear.ed father
for Erie, Pa. Our friend Boyle tells us
chat this last treasure makes seven of his
family whose bodies will rest in the Erie
Cemetery. lie had hardly returned from
the burial Of his. wife till Death summoned
him to witness the interment of most
graceful daughter in the same church,
yard. Words can not express the sympa>
thy We feel for husband, father and sur.
viving relatives. The deceased was ia.
vOrite Of all who knew her. ia
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1870-01-12

70 the Jobbing Trade Of the in.
terror, I have only to say: 0hica.
90 or milwaukee Bills can be
duplicated 1T Geo. i. BASS.
Your orders will be Promptly
attended to.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1870-01-12


To my scquaintances and friends in Nc0rsgor and
Clayton Co Il will say:
Doa't forget that everything kept 1t
my store II ssl1 In quantities. = ssit the
purchaser, that 10 ct RETAIL
Dent understand that my business II
an exclusive Wholesale trade, Oh! NO!
come in and get your Dollars worth Of
Sugar, Coffee, or Tsa,---ANYT11No
to year liking, and 0sutlanasnly Clerks
70 shsW you around.
VERY RESPECTFULLY,
Geo. i. Bass.
p. S...-I want TIE AS&ts due \. =. Ham
lin q Co., settled AZ ONCE With ne.
Gs3
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1870-01-12

In their season. all Garden Vegetables Hresh Butter
Young Chickens, aud whatever del!cscIes aud sub
stantals that be reached by exsrton aud Dsney,
viii he piled up for the use Of our customers.
We pay the Highest Price to Farmers for choius q.
ticles from the field or garden. Bring Us yOsr
choicest goods and get we'll paid.
place OF business City customers have their orders
promptly hlled and the goods delivered Free At
their respective housep. 667
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-04-06
Southern Manufactures.

According to the able report ct
Col. John B. Palmer, of South Caro-
lima, which was ordered to be printed
with the proceedings of the last Com.
mercial Convention, recently held in
Louisville, KY, the Southern manu-
facturers can now make yarn cheaper
than those North by Sc. upon each
pound of manufactured cotton. Yarns
can be manufactured and delivered in
Earope at 4ac. cheaper than tho cot
ton can be exported and manufactured
in Liverpool or, elsewhere. These
statements are supported by figures
and minute statistics as to the price
Of wood, labor, cotton, aud by actual
showing of books in different facto-
ries. An ordinary crop of cotton is
worth to the. South 1926 900, O,000.--
Were this cotton crop, however, man
ufaotured into yarn, it would give the
South $l5o,00o,0o0 more of revenue.
AS the matter now stands, the South
has only l99,772 spindles, where the
North has 5,84S,477. Were the
whole crop manufactured here, it
would pay to the laborers, chiefly wo-
men aud children, $36,00O.oO0. 1t
would pay this sum to the class that
are ordinarily nou.produoers. Spin
ming is comparatively simple, and but
little Northern capital is invcste d In
this primary operation. 1t is in the
complicated labor of weaving, dyeing,
etc., that the heavy demand for capt
tai begins. Were these operations
performed, as they will be some day
the amount Of wages paid and labor
crs employed would be Immensely in.
creased. Col. Palmer's suggestion is
that the property holders and planters
Of the South band together aud occu-
py the field with their own factories
and spindles. Once these are estar-
lished, his proposition is to ship direct
for Europe, and drive other yarns
from the market. The cost of a
spinnir g-mill, giving employ ment to
eigbty-seven operatives, and consum.
ing 887 bales, ought to be $50, ,0O0.-
The estimated net profits Of such a
factory, at Northern prices, would be
$l7,748, The foregoing statistics are
endorsed by L. Cogin, Superintend.
cnt of the Augusta Factory, and that
they deserve consideration, there can
be no doubt The conclusion they
lead'to 10, Cnat yarn samples should
be seLt immedi ely tn c:ttain, by
positive cxperin.cnt. and IL uu, llorita-
tive form. what the precise margin of
difference in prices is. If, after con-
sultation with the manufacturers, deal.
ers and others, residing in Europe,
these statistics are verified, as they
doubtless will be, an impetus will bo
given to manufactures which they
could drive from no other source
Phgnir.