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iiNa Room.u

"No roomn is time honored, well worn,
and commonly well received excuse for
we'll, to speak plain English--sel-
6shness. n
When the minister comest to be boarded,
nearly every family in the congregation
would take him and his familytoosi f they
only had room. When visitors arrive, ev-
cry body would be charmed to throw open
their doors ifthey only had room, When
schools are to be built up, no one would
object to accommodating a few pupils, and
would consider it a privilege Of course to
board the Teacher, but they have ''no
ROOM" We heard a young lady, (who par
paranthese, never has over much room)
say not long since 81 verify believe if 6f-
ty persons came here to stay this might,
Ma would find room for them=yes, she
would, aud lodge them comfortably" To
look at the size Of the room it might have
been doubted, but a great heart iOidsHs
everything. 1t finds room for oil that
come, room for the weary to rest, room for
joyful aud sad withthe s~orrowful, room for
the stranger to rest from his journey, for
the homeless to pillow his head. Always
room for another chair at the Preside, and.
another plate at the table. In the Chris.
tian heart there is plenty ofroEm, though
there be some who forget that we are eS-
horted to be "given to hospitality All
blessed words Of Jesus Christ. SIN my
Fathers house are many mansions" The
hungry, weary, homeless traveller who
knocks at the gates of the House not made
with hands, will not hear the cold reply
ono ROOM" He has gone to prepare q
place for us, where there will be plenty Of
room, thank God. Roonf for usall, let US
60. "The Spirit and the Bride say
Come p-South A~lGbamian.
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Course Of Lectures.

Rev. W. H. Crawford, Principal of
Sweetwater Institute, is now engaged in
delivering q course of Lectures on the
Prophesies. We have heard nearly every
lecture and must say that we have seldom
been more highly entertained and instruct
ed. The lecture last Monday night was
founded on 18th chapter and l4th verse of
Daniel, and was of more than ordinary
power. The attention of the congregation
showed that it was appreciated.
For next Monday night, Rev. 18th chap
ter. Subject: "The Beast and False
Prophet" Persons who can attend will
be we'll paid for both time and trouble,
even should they ZONE from assistance.
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Doty's washer and Wringer.

One of these indispensable labor saving
machines has been received by us, and has
given satisfaction in every respect. Ithas
been tried thoroughly and we take pleas
ure in recommending it to every house.
wife in the land. 1t does work neat, quick,
and in a manner that would, we'll gain a
reputation for it from every one who would
just stand BY, aud see the accuracy with
which it operates. Washing is made easy
by the application of one Of Doty's ma
chimes in a family. Instead Of a day in
doing your washing you can do 1t in two
hours of each week. And at the expira-
ton of three hours, SO complete does The
wringer do its work, that your clothes will
be ready for ironing. ga IIA&
R. G. Browning is the general Agent,
81 Cortlandt street, New York. Send to
him and get one of those valuable ma
chimes.
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Kentuoky's Latest and Best.

Whatever emanates from this old COM
monwealth we are wont to look upon as the
real "Simon pure" and genuine article of
the class represented. In fact, we may
say with emphasis, that Kentucky is not
a healthy soil for the growth of humbugs.
The best thing now offered to our citizens
from this State is the "GREAT HEN
DERSON co. PRIZE SCHEME" and
we believe they will show their wisdom by
investing freely in tickets. Read the ad-
vertisement found in another column of
our paper closely, and investigated the whole
thoroughly, and learn how completely
the facts bear out the statement. The
Editor of this paper will take pleasure in
ordering tickets for such of his friends as
may wish it.-Mar. 81. At.
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Monroe sheriT sale.

BY virtue Of an order of & ia issuvl
from the Circuit Court Of Monroe county,
Tenn, Jan. Term 1870, I win expose Tor
sale to the highest bidder, for cash in
hand, at the Court House door in The
Town Of jacksonville, on the First Mons
day Of May next, all the right, title, claim
ana interest that George Worthy has in
and unto one hundred and forty-eiglt
acres of land, (be the same more or less,)
lying in the err E'as
nth CIVIL DISTRICT, ~
Of Monroe county, adjoining the lands of
J. r. Cole and WIN. Dyer, on the South,
and ]. NJ. Moser on the West, and by Jo-
seph BrAkebill and j. III. Worthy on the
North, being the same upon which ho now
lives. Levied on to satisfy debt and cost
Of judgement that w A Weaver obtain
ed ford Joseph Cathcart against James II.
Worthy, Geo. Worthy and Armstrong
Morrow, security. j. j. CRnPIN, aH
by W, +. Hudson, Dep'ty. Sheriff.
mar3l-4t-pfS5 IN.
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DR.. Rob ack.

DR.. Roback, of Cincinnati, again adver-
tises in our columns, this making his Sc
cond engagement with us.
In reference TO the Doctors medicines
we will say this much in their favor, tho
we are not in the habit of praising patent
or other medicines. Last year we were
ailing considerably, and feeling inclined
to try almost any remedy, we used a bot
tie of of his Bitters, and, at the same time
some of his pills, and we must say We be-
lieve we had relief by their use. Should
we again find necessity for medicine, we
design trying Roback's Pills and Bitters,
and our advice to Others, with like necesi-
ty, is to do likewise. march3l-4t
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[From Norfolk pnIlH journal pec. ~. ls6al

From Norfolk Daily Journal Dec. IL, 1859.
KOsEOo.-This medicine is rapidly gaining the
confidence ofthe people, and the numerous tess
timonials Of Eta virtues, given by practitioners Of
medicine, leaves no doubt that 1t is q safe and
reliable remedy for MPURITY OF II BLOOD, LIy-
III DISEASES, &c.
The last Medical Journal contains an article
from Prof. r. s. Newton. M. D., President of
Medical College, ei.ypO Of New York, that speaksin IN
special Recommendation Of KOskoO to the pneti-
TONERS Of medicine, This is, We believe, the
irst instance where such medicines nave been
officially endbrsedby ssbe Faculty of any Of the
medical colleges, and reflects great credit rpor
the skin Of DR.. Lawrence, its eOmpounder, and
also puts 'sKoskOo1 in the vAN Of all other med
lcines of the present day. feb24-3m.
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FANCY DRINK,

Made of Poor Rum, Whjskey, Proof Spirits, and
RefaseA Liquors, doctoreA, spiced and sweetened
to please the taste, called "Tonics,h "Appeti-
zers,' - "Restorers, p &c., that lead the tipler on
to drunkenness and ruin, but are, Q true medi-
cine, made from}thel Native Roots ahA Herbs of
California, free from all Alcoholic Stimplants.
TleyarethcG BIoodP Purifier
and Life-GivinE nciple,
n perfect Renovator and lnvigorator of the Sys-
TEN, carrying off all poisonous matter, and re-
storing the blood to q healthy condition. No
person can take these Bitters according todirec-
tions, and remain long unwen.
800 will BE- given for an incurable case,
provided the bones are not destroyed by miner
al poisons or other means, and the vital organs
wasted beyond the point of repair.
For Infiamatory and Chronic Rheumatism,
and Gout, Dyspepsia, or Indigestion, Bilious,
Remittent, and intermittent Fevers, Diseases OF
tue Blood, Liver, Kilpeys pnd Bladder, these
Bitters 'haye Been most Successful. Such Dis
easesare caused BY Viciated Blood
which i generally produced by arrangement Of
tie Digestive Organs. q 3sN
Cleanse the Violated Blood whenever you find
its impurities bursting through the skin in PIN
pies, Efupti6hsl or Sores iclehnse st when you
find il DISTRACTED, and sluggish ips the Veins;
cleanse it when IT is foul, and your feelings will
tell you when.l Keep the hlo6a1 pare and the
health of the system will follow,
Pen, TAPE, md other WORMS, lurking in
the system, Of 80 May thousands,are effertual-
ly destroyed and removed.
In Bilious, pReinittent, and Intermittent Pc
vers, these .Bitters have no eqpalA For full par
~ticulars, read CAREFULLY the CIRCULAR around each
bottle, printed in four languages-English, Ger
mun, French and Spanish.c rs n sNE 81 4
J.WAhKER, prup'r.B2 Commerce ST., N. y.
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white cir mineral springa.

PROPOSALS will be received at Mad
isonville, Tenn, until the goth of April
next, for leasing the Hotel, now in pros
cess of erection at the WHITE CLIFF
MINERAL SPRINGS, for the present
season or for o term of years, the time TO
be Stated in the bid. The Lessee to furns
ish the house, and keep the same under
the restrictions and with the privileges
granted in the Bylaws of the Company.
Further particulars may be had by ad-
dressing me at this place.
JosEPH UPgoN, Pres't
jacksonville, Tenn March 3l--9t /.
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Official Courtesy.

Instructions will soon be sent to the
Assistant Assessors Throughout the country
concerning the manner of conducting
themselves personally, as we'll as officially
in making their assessments of the public's
liabilities. The revenue department rec
ognizes and the people of this country de-
mand, that the officials whose duty requires
an investigation into private business af-
fairs, shall make their inquiries in no way
but that of courtesy and proper respect.
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New Advertisements.
CHANCERY SALE.

PURSUANT to a decree of the Chancey Court,
L OF Madisonville, Tenn.-rendered at Deem
Der Term, 1870, in the case of Thos, G. Harvey,
vs. Samuel ~Lingingfelter, Administrator &c., Il
will offer for sale to the highest bidder, at the
Court House door in jacksonville, onithe I'd day
of May next, the tract of land described in the
pleadings and in said deere, to wit: One tract
of land situated in Monroe county, Tenn, in
section l6, Range g., Township l, East Of the Me-
redian, and containing 80 acres, known as the
Swanner place, and adjoining the lands Of Thos.
G. Harvey and others-Subject to the widows
dover, gTgE+fa a@N laid. .ty.&lNtf
Terms six and Twelve, months credit, in
bar of the equity of redemption. Notes with
good security required, and o hen retained on
the land for the purchase money.
April7 -4tpfS4. ,9I S. P.HALE, q. d NJ. q
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The journal of Education,

Comes to us this month laden with a
rich table of contents. Mr.. VIM. T.. Har-
ris has an article on "The District School
System" which goes to the foundation of
this question. The cut and ground plans
of School Houses published in each issue
of the Journal are worth to- teachers and
school officers many timesth The subscription
price. Address j. B, MERwIN, Editor
and Publisher. ITO Chestnut st., St.
Louis, Mo.
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r. s. PAYNE &c Co.

r. S. Payne & CosssuoqnT
Wholesale dealers in Hats, Caps
Boots & Shoes, Trunks, Straw 8
Millinery Goods, Knoxville, Tenn
Call the attention Of merchants
to their stock Of three thousand
Dozen Ladies Hats, Mimed anc
untrime d.-Sundowns &c., al
prices lower than they can be
bought East, t larrna
Orders guarantee and prompt
.ly filed. Mar. 24-8t.
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9TH Civil District,

adjoining the lands of Samuel Lesley, Thomas
Baker and others, levied QUITO satisfy a Fl Fa,
issued against A.,A. &iJ.iM. Cass, in favor OF
Wm.; II, 3 John B. Cook, administrator Of H.
G. Cook, vs..J. J.White and VIM. Hunt, to satisl
fly debt and cost Of suite A. HAWKINS
mar3l .4tpfS4. Dept. Sheriff.
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8. Celebration.

II has been suggested to us to propose
through our paper a Sunday School Cele-
bration, to take place IN Saturday the 7th
day Of May. W. merely make the sugges-
ton, for the consideration of the Sabbath
School, and parents Of the children. We
do not think that il would be altogether
right to let our annual celebration pass un-
noticed. Therefore, we ope,the'Schoo will
decide the matter in time for thspecessary
preparations to be made.
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Monroe Sheriff Sale.

DY virtue of an order Of sale, issued from the
ID Chancery Court of Monroe county, December
Term, 1869, I win expose to public sale, to the
highest bidder, for cash in hand, at the Court
House door, in the town Of Madlsonville Tenn,
on the first Monday of May, 1870, all the right,
title and interest that A., A. Cass has in and
unto one hundred and seventy acres Of land,
lying in the gtglt -tJ ae..t
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9th Civil District,sl,
MONROE SHERIFF. A

pY virtue Of an order of sale, issued from the
ID Circuit Court of Monroe county, Tennessee,
January Term, 1870, l will expose TO public
sale, to the highes bidder, for cash in hand, at
the Court House door, in the own Of Madison
vile, Tenn. ON the first Monday of May next,
all the undivided interest that John J. Hum
phreys has in and unto, one hundred and sixty
ncraa NJ land IN tho
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New advertisements,
J Monroe ~SheriESale.

QY VIRTUE Of an order Of sale, issued from
ID the Circuit Court Of Monroe county, Tenn,
January Term, 1870. | will expose to- publio
sale, to the highest bidder, for cash in hand, at
the Court House door, IN the town of Madison
Vile, on the first Monday Of May, next, all the
right, title and interest that Erasmus Reagan
has in, and unto one hundred and twenty acres
of land lvinO in the
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Advertisers are reminded that one inch
of space constitutes a square in the Enter
prise, for which we charge one dollar for
first insertion, and fifty cents for each con-
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Opposed the Constitution.

j., We learn that there is a man in the
oSweetwater valley, who opposed the rati-
-6cationiof the New Constitution, on the
ground that he would have to sell three
Bushels Of wheat in order to pay his poll
tax, before he could vote. We can in.
form the gentleman that the Constitution
has been adopted, and he had better sell
his wheat, aud pay his poll tax or he can't
vote in the future.
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l6th Civil District,

Of Monroe county, Tenn, adjoining the lands Of
A ] Anderson; Sarah A Harrison md others, to
satisfy judgment TINT c w Hicks administrator,
obtained against ] Humphreys and j X Young,
to satisfy debt and costs OF suit. -
mar3l .Atpfs4.H fEA.i HAyKiNs, Opt. S'f.
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The,M Mark,

Those Of our subscribers who receive their pa
pers with a Cross Mark on the margin, are mott
fed that their subscription has expired and are
requested to renew at once. Don't delay.
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Particular attention is directed to the adver
tisement of Book for the Million-MARRIAGE
GUIDE-in another column. 1t should be read
by all.-ks.
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18th Civil District.

adjoining the lands Of Hiram Person, J. b.
Hamilton, and others, levied on to satisfy judg-
ment that David Baker obtained against WpI
NJ. RichesOn, B. p. Reagan and Andrew Pick
ems, to satisfy debt and'cost. "A. HAWKINS,
mar 8~l--4tpfS4. Dept, Sheriff,
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Notices inserted in the local columns Of
the Enterprise, will be charged for at the
rate. of 10 cents per line, each insertion.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.

I'VE are authorized to announce j. M.
Lee as a Candidate for County Court Clerk, at
the election in August next.
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MONROE SHERIFF. SALE.

DY Virtue offah order Of sale, issued from the
ID Circuit Court of Monroe county, Tennessee,
and to me directed, l win expose to public sale,
toithe highest bidder, for cash in hand at the
Court House door, in the town of MadisOnville,
on the first Monday of May next, all the right
and unto three hundred acres of land, (be the
same more or less) lying in the
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Absence.

The April sunshine, soft and fair,
Touches the meadows cheerily
Wild yiolets scent the warm still air
But ever through the bright spring hours,
The sunshine and the opening flowers,
My spirit hungers to be fed, J
And faints for loves dear daily bread,
,Yearning, beloved, for thee!
The day wears on, the evening lone
Comes up across the misty lea;
l watch the stars as one by one
They glimmer out; my eyes are wet;
My heart is filed with vague regret,
Haunting it like a sad refrain;
1 cannot still this restless pain,
Thinking, beloved, Of theel
The twilight deepens; brooding sleep
Shadows the green earth teuderly
The house lies hushed in slumber deep;
The peace of heaven seems strangely near
| kLeel beneath the moonbeams clear,
And soft upon my troubled breast
Comes down a blessed sense Of rest,
Praying, beloved, for thee
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I6th civil district,

Of Monroe county, Tenn adjoining the lands Of
Allen White, E c Hawkins and others, leviet
upon to satisfy q judgement that Theodore
Richmond obtained ag~ainstrJohn H. Hawkins,
Charles r Heartsell and Isaac Lindsay to salts
fly debt and rcostsa r.. J. WHITE,
TharS1-4tpfs4.S Opt. Sheriff.
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Business cards inserted for a less time
than a year, will be charged for by the
square. ac
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If you want good Real Estate, call on Thomas
G.. Boyd. janl3tf.
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Ilth civil district.

of Monroe county, adjoining the lands of William
Brakebill, Samuel Ellington, s D'Axiey and
others, levied on to satisfy a judgement thSt
Joseph Breakbill obtained against ] H Kelsoe,
administrator of Frederick Deans ct. ais, to
satisfy debt and costs. j.. j .CRlPPIN,
mar3l-4tpf$4 90. "A : Sheriff.
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Remember the farmers meeting, on
Saturday the 10th day Of this month,
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Momroe sherin Sale.

lDT virtue. Of an order Of sale, issued from the
ID Circuit Court 0fMohroe county, Tennessee,
JaplPyrTerm 1870, / viii expose to pulic sale,
ito the highest bidder, for cash. In hand, at tle
Court House door, mthe town of Madisonvillc,
on the first Monday Of May next, all the right
title and claim, that III Hawkins has in and
unto one hundred n dsiKty acres. Of land, lying
IN fha aH N-' III H"H W '"N
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NJ Mayes, Dentist, will visit LOudon the first
Monday of each month, and remain one week.
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SEND FOR

tai The Bright Side. ala
TT Is A Paper Of sixteen illustrated quarto pa
i GEES, published monthly at so cents o year,
s'for all Children The very best writer's. Large
premiums for clubs. : -Four Months free to those
who order before July /, 1870. Send For II, and
say where you saw this advertisement. lSpeci-
msn copy FREE. JOHN b. ALDEN & Co.,
marSl-tf. Publishers, Chicago, Ill,
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T.G. BOYD, has valuable River Bottom, and
upland farms, for sale cheap. janl3tf.
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MONROE SHERIVF SAME

MONKOE SHERIFF SALE.
QY virtne Of an order ~of'sale, issued from the
ID Circuit Court of Monroe county, Tennessee,
january Term, 1870, fIowill expose to public
sale, to the highest bidder, for cash in had, at
the Court House door, in the town Of Madison
Vile, Tenn, on. the first Monday of May next,
all the right, title and interest that Joseph
White has in and unto ore hundred and twenty
acres oflsnd, lying in the ,iydl 7o1 balaar,
Ugh Civil istrictss, yGG1
of Monroe county, Tenn, adjoining the lands Of
Edward Gregory, James Eyerheart and others, to
satisfy a Judgment that w Evans obtained for
] J Upton against ] J White, to satisfy debt
and cost of suit. A. HAWKINS,
marSl .4tpf$4. na Dept Sheriff.
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Married,

On the oath Of March, 1870, at the residence
of the bride, by Rev. Scion McCroskey, Mr.. j..
A.lPEck and Miss e. "a. McCRoskEY. All of
Monroe county,
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MONROE sheriff sale.

DY virtue ofan,order of sale, issued from the
ID Circuit Court Of Monroe county, Tennessee,
January Term, 1870, l will expose to public
sale to the highes bidder, for cash in hand, at
Vile, on the first Monday Of May next, ali the
right, title and interest that Benjamin Stands
bury, has in and unto one hundred acres Of land
lying in the
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Business cards inserted in the Enter
prise at $1,000 per year, payable in ad-
vance,
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Also, on the Soth of March, 1870, at the resi-
eence Of Mr.. Frank Lenoir, near Philadelphia,
Tenn, by Rev, J.. B. Lee, Mr.. J. r. JOHNSON,
of Ioudon, and Miss MARY Il. KING, Of Monroe
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9Th civil district,

of Monroe county, Tenn, adjoining the lands
Of Thomas Lasley, Anderson Riggs and others,
levied on to satisfy judgement thatW ] Garden
obtained against Benjamin standsbury, to satis-
fly debt and costs. A. HAWKINS,
marSl -4t-pfS4. Opt. Sheriff.
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Valuable Town Property for sale BY
janlstf, IN. 4ssn N 7. 9. BOYD.
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Fine Real Estate for sale by Thomas G. Boyd,
Price low. jan l3tf.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-04-27

The Southern, papars. ..says the New
York Times. are discussing the proieot
which was in such favor just previous to
the war, OF manufacturing a large share
OF, the cotton crop into yarns and coarse
cloths, instead of shipping it to Europe
in the bale. It is claimed that by doing
80 the staple would be increased in value
by the addition Of labor fully ono hun
dred per cent. The average crop is now
worth two hundred million dollars, and
if half of it were spun it would realize
three hundred million dollars, besides
employing thousands of operatives and
uniting large emigration. It is claimed
that yarns can be manufactured at the
South of equal quality to those made
abroad, and that they would sell readily
in European markets. The consequence
would be. that the surplus spinners of
the Old World would be obliged to come
to the raw material instead of the raw
material going to them as now, and,
moreover, very large saving in freight
would be effected. The scheme is GER
tainly q dazzling one, and we shall be
glad to see it successfully carried into
operation. The South now has less than
two hundred thousand spindIes, while
the North has s, ,848, ATT. If the South
could apin its own cotton, or oue-half of
it. and send it abroad in the shape of
yarn, the above proportion in spindIes
would soon be reversed.