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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-07-31

o. If the published accounts may be depend
ed upon, cotton manufacture is proving a
profitable enterprise at the South. The
doubt attending related in part to the eli
mate. :. 1t is known to cotton manufactu-
rers, If not to others, that a certain amount
'of moisture in the atmosphere is necessary
to the successful manufacture of the finest
cotton fabrics. But no difficulty has been
experienced at the South from this source,
and the want Of competent and faithful la
borers has also been supplied. The finan-
cial success in most cases is satisfactory to
the stockholders. The owners of the mills
at Augusta, Ca, have published a report,
from which the pith is taken, and is as fol-
lows The gross earnings and inter-
est for the year ending June 10th,
were $196, ,649.53, and i gross ex-
penses S51 ,108.79, leaving as net earnings
S145, ,504.S4, from which four dividends of
five per cent. each have been paid, amount-
ing to $120, 900, leaving s25, ,540.s4 to 60 to
profit and loss, and making s25s ,s3e.l7 the
amount now standing to the credit of that
account. During the year 6,S5l bales of
cotton, averaging 40 pounds each, at an
average cost of 1926 cents per pound, were
consumed, the product of which was 10,-
1S5 bales of goods measuring S,52S, ,72S
yards, of which 10, ,12l bales were sold
during the year, leaving on hand at date of
meeting sixty-four bales. Itwas resolved
to build new mill with $4,000 additional
tspindles, at a cost of $3.50, 900.
This is greatly encouraging to the South,
as the success of this firm will likely in
duce other capitalists to engage in similar
enterprises, provided they can be assured
of the safety of life and property. But so
long as they are likely to be taken out of
bed at midnight and warned out of the
State on the penalty of their lives, or to
have their property burned or otherwise de-
stroyed at any hour, they are not likely to
be very anxious to invest. The fire-eaters
Of the South would be much better en-
'ployed in encouraging such enterprises as
this than in endeayoring, in diabolical
ways, to destroy or overturn the results of
the war. Those results are fixed as firmly
as Mount Washington on its base, and at
tempts to eyade the consequences are only
insanity or worse. ssfii 7e 20 FF
The South abounds in admirable water
powers, and affords superior advantages for
various kinds of manufacture, both for ex-
port and the supply of home wants. With
the establishment Of order will be flow of
capital and enterprise South that will event.
ually give to that section a new and better
aspect. t.-Ph phia Press.
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"a -Still They Come = Read what che People
.ss. sAy ABour RrafbiEs SOLD arVPAlx PAIST
saa4 OFflck::'a raI aske ssssfa1a haaSifIssf =.
idouid not Raiee his Arm.-I have suffered great-
,.,a, " from rheumatism for twogyeaTsss was mt
able to raise my arm when used PAIN PiNrr
After this PAIN PANT was applied 4ise minutes 10
my shouder could my arm as wen as ever
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DI ICKENs NO GoRNfANDIzER. MIR.
Fields, in his interesting papers, 'om
Whispering Gallery being published in
the Atlantic Monthly, thus speaks of Mr..
Dickens habits at. the dinner-table. A
contrary impression prevails amongst many
people to that set forth here, but Mr.. Fields
speaks as one having authority, and the adj
mirers of Mr.. Dickens will find no trouble
whatever in putting full faith in Mr.. Fields
statements Hae =, ; ssga.gg
Here let me say, that although Dickens
was accustomed to talk and write great
deal about eating and drinking, have rare
ly seen a man eat and drink less. He liked
to, dilate in imagination over the brewing of
a bowl Of punch, but j always noticed that
when the punch was ready he drank less of
it than any one who might be present. It
was tho sentiment of the thing and not the
thing itself that engaged his attention. He
liked to have a little supper every night
after a reading, and have three or four
friends round the table with him, but he
only picked at the viands as bird might
do, and I scarcely saw him eat hearty
meal during his whole stay in the country.
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"A Case Of d. w. Moore.--The gentleman,
who it will be remembered was arrested
some days since on q warrant sworn out by
Robert j. Smith, charging him with alter
ing certain receipt, was before Justice
White this morning, Judge Ould appearing
as his counsel. After hearing all the evi-
dence the accused was sent on to the grand
jury of the Hastings court to be indicted,
and admitted to bail IN the sum of S2 900.
The Rev, DIR. Edwards and Bishop Doggett
were among the many witnesses who testi-
fled as to the good character of Moore.
Correction. were misinformed seve-
raj days ago, when we stated that by order
of Justice White the ball and chain had
been discontinued. He has no control over
the matter, as this barbaroas practice has
been inflicted upon us by the enlightened
Legislature which gave us also the whipping
post. If thieving, by stealing thousands,
was punishable by stripes or ball and
chain, we have no doubt they both would
return to plague the inventors. If Mr..
White could discontinue their use, we have
no doubt he would do, so most cheerfully.
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mur Of the wind Mother Hush 1t IL I
Eddy "
The whispered words Of Eddy penetrated to
me hearing Of the inmate Of the lonely prison
cell She started to her feet, and looked Wild
y around.
q must be going mai indeed p abe murnur-
ed. pressing her hands above her heart, A. Il
10 still It's throbbings
again the boys fingers tapped softly upon
the lowest grating, and Sgain Eddy's wore
called softly
Mother It is really Your OWL k1dy
Come 70 the window +"
a low cry broke from The lips Of Art Burns
Then she pressed her face close against the
rough iron bars
The boy snrAnk bSck among the branches
EDDY Oh, Eddy are you mere :,
an here, mother ne said Don Z crJ
Out or some one viii hear US
He crept nesrer to her, and pressed his isce
against the bArt, ms cheek touching hert
she caught a. Eiiy's hand ; rhe kissed ms
ouivs-Inc lips again and azsln-
so ny brave boy she whispered
never expected % see YOU again.
Poor mother said Eddy on might
nave known ] would Gene to you i they hSa
taken you 10 Madagascar " The above We
publish IS a specimen chspter out the con
1-nuatiou Of TINS story vii be found ID the
New J ork Ledger. AK for the number
dated Apri. -, which car be mad 8 any
news oti5e or bookstore Il yCu are net with
n reach Of news oflce. you can nave The
Ledger ma led o. YOU Tor one yea ~ sendins
three dollars 70 Robert Bonner, publisher
New YORK. Inc Ledger pays more 1or org
nal contributions than any other periodics II
the world II vii publish none ont the very
very best lts mora tone is the purest. an
its circulation the iargest livery body Hnl
taxes It il happier To- having H.
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PENSIONS
SOLDIERS or lsl2.

sOLnIEEs OF III.
.,VEVTVIN6 SOLDIERS and SAILORS % The
- Wa-nr 1884, enlisted ur 1-1rts-. who served %
ARMY o- NAVY sre ny law, nov entitled o. recsiVs
.-rsrri4r from the TrIfs- state a. TIE rat- o.
s POI usafs from February stl, ISL.
OK Charles funston. now interested is the h7I
.r q Ttfss g. Co.. bankers. No. a State street.
Albany g. T. viii sYc prompt AM pers ma
attention o. any claims. or applications, place- Dol
-se- hands IRON Vermont Copies o. the law c-
art Iuf.ruatl 10 desired furnished, 0u the aGl--ri
-l.- U. sucl soldiers.
CHARLES HUNsulN
State ST., ALBANY. n.
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address MOULToN BROS. - Co.
johnson. VI.
For Territory not include1 "a the state O. Yer
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SnIdiers 81 ISL :

Soldiers Of 1912 :
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NOR ana % the " 1ows Of such IS have cie-- an
who were married previous o. l--a-
A.. claims entrusted q on care promptly a.
TENDED IT, Az Information iurnlsne1-
Tie attorneys Tee Is hxel by Law az sl.-
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ciared Eddy. I can neither sat nor sleep til J
have seen nv mother
We'll. come bAok zfte- you have seen ne
said NJ Burrovne But be sure 10 d OSNA
~ 81, our supper time
Eddy took MS leave. ...,;,
There Is some mystery u a. nm, -
uered some dreadful mystery, anu -
know wbst II Is Now for Doctor bulle'
Aborr : mic from the village Of BlveItoa'
upon 8 lonely country rad, Elood Di- D---''
private asylum for the insane
Inc grounds were separated from the roal us
bl-4 stone vs. The h0use-squAre, thfee
stores ia height. built q red nrick, Gna Agnle-
within r7 narrow. grated wlndoEs-WAs some
.5i,-.-oa +-7-1 the roci N the midst Of susll
nine --ove. which screened the asylum from ne
---Iaus vIancss q casual passerE-ty.
Inc double Iron gates were open upon TINS
r-.-.- June afternoon ani EDDY passed III
enred INTO me grounds, and, with SIM
irr hear. be assembled the steps Of the high
porch and rang me 1oor- bell loudly
Presently the bolts securing the door upon the
i1ue- SHE were Withdrawn. AMI coarse looking
fellow. one O. the keepers Of the institution
evidently, presented himself
Vel. what's waute5 demanded this pr
s1- roughly.
j wish 70 see Dr. B1ils.. replied EDDY
% RE Dr. Bullet. Ell The doctors busy
Hs 90 DO time 20 wss-e OF boys
The EesDer msie 6 movement 20 smut the dooi
il Eiiv's face As ouics IS O issh, me boy
slipped across toe threshold AMI INTO the hall
Tel b. Bullet desire 70 see him, ne sS'd
coatr. I snail STAY mere unit do see hin.
i u car give hil ny nsme-tdEard burns
Burns repeated me discounted keeper
B-ruf. e. We. I- tel me Doctor. Sc
ing you re inside. you car step into the receI-
-l-u ro1E
BE e.osel no.rei and barred the outer doc,
an s1..eu.7 us1erel Eiiy mo $ small dresry
vairilg-roou g. che SIDE q the rs. Tie tael
hurried Away ia cues, Of the Doctor
Nearly half az h1u- espsei before any che
aruea-el nov and -nel d uu-1eI shrek or
l11z-1rlwu moan reached his ears
Unable 20 1ea- .0nre- the suspense Of wait
lu- be- touched q 1el-p-l SD rang loud pea
me iaace Of which reached even his ear
The nose hal scarcely died swsy when
ro-ucus. r--t.T pers1uare entered the waiting
ron
Eisy recognized a.l 8. hrr glance - D-.
llle-
De WA. Ha-5-fz,el nan. pas milile-aga.
v-l keen eves l0F -lrelel-, d ciesniy
slave- isea. rendered peculiarly unpleasant ~
slucumoniol- expression wnlcl c1nirNslei
strange y VIII be sinister feature The Doc
TOP nsi formerly Eer- private insane asylum
u New jersey -l. be- hal fallen into an il-re-
r-fa. AMI D. having been proved against hin
-1at sane people bal been Incarcerste- 10 NE
----7 cells. 1a DO. been obliged O. abandon
-1a- 1sli o. 0uers-.l1t. sul hal re-es-salshed
ls asylum ar A-vc--al. eu The Hudson he 1ai
nos been 81 E-ve--1l some years. an was Pc
carried l1 tha ST.. .ara ss -l upright an nuuors-
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diciai District OF the Unitod States. except when
SncS otfices are located In State or Territorial capt.
tols, and one In The library 81 Is E 81 TSS,, which S SSp,SS
M ali matters therein contained, and shall be cert.
ned 10 under the hand Of the Commissioner and seal
n Inc Patent Oflice, and shall be taken and received
On ali courts as evidence, said copies not TO be taken
tom said repositories for any other purpose than to
he used as evidence; and the commissioner OF Pat
ents IA hereby authorized and directed to have print.
eJ such additional numbers OF copies OF speH1ca-
lions and drawings, certified as hereinbeiore pro-
vided. at q price not 10 eNseed INC Son.IaSt price or
actual demand for the same; anu Comnlisthe sioner
Is also hereby authorized to furnish a complete set
OF such specifications and drawings 70 any puoliS
umes 10 correspond with those In the Patent ONCE,
and for the transportation OF the same. and which
shall also provide p;GP Yer G nSSpIs ,S iST ehe S @%e: sTrh
regulations as the Commissioner shall doom reason.
| able: and provided ASP, that all contracts for max
Ing comics Of drawings shall be made under the pro-
xisIons OF chapter ono hundred and ~tifty.flvc, sec
ton nine. OF Act Of Congress approved june twenty
Ave. Eighteen hundred and sixty.four, which reads
as follows: Sec. .. And be u iGrineL ehae,eui t,at
total cost OF the maps or plates Illustrating or &C:
rompanying any work exceeds TWO hundrcd aid
an dollars. shall be awarded to the lowest and best
bidder FOR the interests Of the Government. due re-
gard being paid TO the execution OF inc WORK alter
| Inc advertisement by the Superintendent Of Public
Printing, under the direction OF the Joint Commit.
ice on Printing; provided, that the Joint COMMITTEES
on Public Printing be authorized 10 empower the
Superintendent Of Public Printing TO make mmedi
sta contracts for engraving. whenever In their opln'
Ion the exigcncies Of tho public service VIII not JUS
tIfy waiting for advertisement and award"
A RESOLUTION to authorize the restoration Of
BENJAMIN s. Richards TO the active list OF the
Navy.