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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1872-06-13

The New York sun truly says tnat fully
nine-tenths OF the Democratic uewspapnr
In the United States are favorable to fuH
adoption Of the Cincinnati nomination 600
Baltimore Every Grant paper No the couu-
try. without exception, g. DESTROYS that tnr
Democrats should nomsnate a straight
Democratic ticket. The significance ul
these facts Is zoo obvious 20 require come
ment. This tells the whole story lu laW
words, aud 80 plainly that no one can mla-
take les meaning.-Baltimore journal.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1872-06-13

We have nothing late about the re-
~'Sal of jacobson, which Senator Al
O'n stated would be effected. BY the
s1F We learn from Ames' speech in the
'ua'e that the appointment OF this car
PF'bagger, jacobson, was secured by
''corn, and it is a little singular that,
'u'le Aleon is relied upon to put HIM
~, Ames is expected to keep him In
Sud doubtless will succeed,
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r.. Il. AVERY.

DID IT?-Did Greeley's attack on the
carpet-baggers have anything TO DO with
Dan Grant VOORHEES, attack on Greeley?
You know it is a Mournful Fact that
Dams brother-in-law carpet-bagged into
Louisville. KY, in 1868, for sic, 1000
per annum office which Grant gave him.
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The electoral college in 1868 consisted
of 294 votes, which were cast as follows ::
FOR GRANT
Aaron Moore figured prominently

j. Aaron Moore figured prominently
in the Alcorn-Ames wrangle in the SEN
ate. 1t was the boast Of Alcorn that he
took the martyr to Meridian in the late
canvass. He said: Il took him to
Meridian with me and showed him to
''the people [ made the point in my
''speech of having Mr.. Aaron Moore
"there." 1t was to this grand entry that
Aaron referred in the conclusion of the
following letter which we have copied
from the Gazette:
Jacks Son, 1871, Miss.
Ocr 10th.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1872-06-13

OH Horace how could you say such
bad things about the mournful facts
when Won knew Jim. Luse was carpet
baooer. and Jim. is Dan. VOORHEES,
brotber-in-law. When Grant was elec-
ted Terra Haute, Indiana, knew jim.
no longer, but Louisville, Kentucky
and the Government knew him to the
+nne of SIG. 900 a year.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1872-06-13

GRANT AND WMsoN.-This Is the
Radical ticket. The denomination OF
Grant by his Ofieeholders was matter
of course. The supercedence of Smller
Colfax with Wilson of Massachusetts,
was not generally anticipated.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1872-06-13

L Is remarked that Dan VOORHEES,, who
'1lins TO be a true friend of the OPP
pressed South, has left Congress to make
!, r..'FUreeley speeches at the very time
E services are most needed to defeat the
n-0eas Corpus suspension bill, by which
: proposed to place the Liberties of her
0alens completely at the mercy OF a
~Al'ary despot. God deliver us from
,-'a friendship as Dams. 1t is MUIR
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1872-06-13

THE FOREST REGISTER .. Da-
via now has editorial charge of the For
est Register, Mr.. James A. Granville, Its
proprietor, having gone to Okolona--
Mr.. Glanville owns the Register and has
an interest in the Okolona Southern
States. both Weekly.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1872-06-13

The Liberal Republicans in Pennsyl-
wanna are coming up generously TO the
support of Buckalew, the Democratic
nominee for Governor, who by the way,
ia in favor of the Cincinnati programme.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1872-06-13
Electoral College Statistics.

The House of Representatives under
the new appointment will consist Of
292 members, instead of 243, as al pres
ent, and the electoral college of 500
votes. The following table shows the
number of electoral votes that each State
is entitled to, each State having as many
votes as it has Representatives and Sen
ators in Congress:
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1872-06-13
W. BUCHANAN
r1suoM1xGo COUNTY.
Yours truly

IUKA. June 2 1872.
l beIive we generally accept the situation
request non-action at Baltimore and 20 for
Greeley and Brown As the only chance tor
a change.
Very truly,
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1872-06-13

puuADE1PHIA, June 6-S o'clock p NJ
Can't nominated by reclamation. "A
.,.naI NJ the side of the stage was shpeu
pacL revealing a picture of Gen. urAn. .
W. tolIowed by deafening cheers lot a.
least ten minutes nam-
Hon. Mr.. Wilson, of Massachuse1-s' h.IIor
mated for Vice President on tne his' D
receiving 3s4 votes.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1872-06-13
LEAKE COUNTY.
GARTHAGE Nav p
II. NJ. STREET.

CARTHAGE, May q, 1872.
EDITORS CLARION:
herewith send 81 for the Weekly CLAIR
ION for one year.
We are all for old Greeley up this way,
and intend that old Leake shall 90 for Gree
lev no odds who may or may not be noml-
mated at any of their conventions. The
South wants Greeley and peace.
Yours truly,
JosFpu ID Fans.
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The Amende Honorable.

The following explanation by lhe eul-
tor of the Vicksburg Times is published
in the Herald:
VIcKsBURG, May 80, 1872.
EDITOR HERALD:
sir-In the Times OF the 10Th. in an arti-
Gle a Bright Thing, we alluded 20 zen
Pob-rt ToTyry in a manner which that gem
tIeman thinks reflects upon his integrity
aud personal honor. ! certainly did not
intend anything of the kind, and cheer
fully Withdraw any and all allusion con
Meeting his name in any way WIN oeih
retained by the bondsmen Of Corli-s. as
know of no grounds for such an intimation.
/ di1 not intend any personal imPutations
against Gen. Lowry of any kind or charac-
ter whatever.
Yours truly.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1872-06-13

secS,fieeeleyism is contagious disease in this
tims IN OF the country, and the list OF VIC
inv Is being added to it daily. Those want
- straight Democratic ticket are rapidly
~UHlng beautifully less.-Selma Times.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1872-06-13

Don't let traitors sell out the Demo
aahc party" is the refrain of the
e,Falght Ticketers Very good doctrine.
we 20 not want the Democratic party
sod out either. Neither do We want
Democrats of the Dan. Voorhees, style
.1o call themselves the party-to sell the
south for another four years Of bondage
Vrant and his horde of carpet-bag-
sgN That Grant and the G. BIS may
nave profit, and the d. V. Democrats
ave honor, at the hands of Grant
hereby
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1872-06-13

I $4,000 year is what it costs to make
: Ah Voorhees, think Grant is a better
mend of the South than Greeley.
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- - 49,
No Clique" This Time.

Conservatives and Democrats-men of
every shade of past political faith-who
concur in the opinion that the State
should be relieved from the curse of car
get-bag rule, and the country at large
nom military despotism-meet in your
PRIMARIES and declare the faith that is in
You. Speak out your will! Let us all
sax Or swim together. Let your views
Whatever they may be-, be so distinctly
denounced that there will be no occasion
%ayiling. And above all, keep your
acton unspotted from the control of
Cliques."
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1872-06-13
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
PRENTIsS COUNTY.
BONNEVILLE, May

BONNEVILLE, May %, 1872.
EDITORS CLARION:
Everybody in Prentiss endorses The CLAIR
ION in its position upon the Cincinnati
ticket.
II. NJ. STREET.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1872-06-13
DOMESTIC
Last Hour - Jmmr= Gordon
Bennett

NEW NuHs, June p I..#.
The Herald. AZ announcing tHr NHI'.l..
Mr.. Bennett says five year IgH 49, I.
nett entirely withdrew from active WtNI..
ment VI the Herald but though IrHH.. u.
frame, his general health had begH ieunIEh
ablv good. while his fine Intellect RENAME.
unfmpaired, and nls Interest bob tHr rt...
of tie day continued undated up to LI.
moment Of his fatal illuess. at ABOUT ha..
past one O'Clock last saturday afternoon.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1872-06-13


The following kind invitation which
vc publish iu mll, % ne prr.eH. ~ l0r r.H.
ling exercise of che Peabody lHH.l. School.
at uazlehurst s highly appreciated %" H.
We will, 10 possible, ha pto.rn. Hpon .HN.
interesting occasion. Do Do e u1' H H.
power, our special core pondrn' 3. .HN.
place Is hereby informed Ho wild DNu...H
descriptive letter from him-
HAlLruunsr, MISS. Juur H 1-,t
EBtIOHs tIhIuON
Gcntlcmcu-Ihc closing exercise. u. .N.
Iaylchur-t Peabody Publ" n0NHu. ....
place ON Friday june 2lsl KNOWN. .H.
deep Interest you takp Bon thr cause "i "HO.
cation. aud feeling assured l'Ht $500 IHF. "..
Of the largest ANA best publ. .UNH..
Iu the State, allow mc tU wu.' ."I..NI..
invite you f8 be- present win q. HH H..
occasion uumeI We aru auHIuu- lHI |..
gentlemen oithe pres. tu srr HNt' IIN..'.
hurst g. doing Tor "EIrD Education ~"
some of YOU come, sou have INHHH. .H..
friends lud PATRON here who WONT" VIZ" H..
they could DO make your .'lH HHI.'|...
Hoping you may uuI Um' No af". II.
aud spend day with Hr l.H# m. f. ..
scribe my-rlt
.ur. with much Dol. rI..
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The North Carolina Delegation
Endorses Greeley and brown.

WILMINGTON, y. G., June 5.-Ihe Con-
oressional Conservative Convention renQui-
mated Waddel by acclamnation, ana WINE
no Dositive resolutions were passed in favor
of the Cincinnati platform, Greeley ana
Brown were evidently paramount. The
resolutions passed harshly urge a change 10
the Administration. Among them J. the
following: a..
Resolved. That We congratulate tne
country upon the favorable prospects OF the
utter defeat of military despotism and the
official corruption in the administration Of
the Government.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1872-06-13
+ate Convention
OF THE
nsmorratic & Conservative Party.

safe convention of the Democratic
,conseryative Party of Mississippi will
he held in Jackson on
UIosIoy, 26h dag Of June, 1872,
- +Fs purpose of effecting a prominent
-,,,izt-ion. and adopting such measures
-. NAV be deemed advisable with reference
=, the Presidential Election. All persons,
.,,,.el to Radical misrule and in favor of
p.f,rm in the Administration of the Gov
..,ment are invited to take part in the
Convention. on,, ,ouD
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1872-06-13

Mr.. August Belmont Dr. now accused Hi
o,,tino Grant aud singing "G0od-UTU.
SS9eefheart" o. the Democratic party.
Money D. thicker than water. Sing
A cautious look around De tOlc5
Ills bags OF chiuk he chunk
And many IA wicked smile Dee smulC,
And many wink he wuuk.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1872-06-13
HOSTS THE BANNER.
IN GEORGIA.

CHARLESTON. ). G., May 29.-The Charles
ton Republican. the oldest Radical paper in
South Carolina, this evening hoists the ban
ner of Greeley and Brown.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1872-06-13

AUGUSTA. GA, May pa large meeting
of the Democrats of Richmond county, was
held thi. evening. TO nominate delegates 10
the state Convention at Atlanta, the 10Th Of
lime Judge LentOn stephens advocated
the nomination Of "A Democratic candidate
for President. as he saw no choice between
Grant and Greeley.
General Wright would abide the action OF
the National Convention, but Ia any event
he would support Greeley In preference To
Grant.
Hon. IL. w. Hilliard Endorsed the Liberal
ulatform and favored the nomination OF
Greeley. Other speakers indorsed the LID
eral movement. Resolutions were uhahl-
mously adopted in fayOrot the Cooperation
Policy.
RFGDlNG, June l.-Pennsylvania Demo-
cratic platform says:
Resolved, That the democratic party,
while I'm the future Is IN the past ilrmlN
unfolding the Constitution OF the United
States "a the foundation and Limitation oi
the mowers OF the General Government, the
safe shield of the liberties Of the p"ople'
deman : for the citizen the largest freedom
consistent with public order ana Tor every
I4ate the right OF self-gOyernment; that 10
uphold the former ana protect the latIeI'
tGe Democracy of Pennsylvania can iind no
better platform upon which 10 stanu than
the great leading principles enumerated lh
the inaugural address OF President Jefferson
and the farewell address Of the immortal
Jackson I-pon these two great state pa
,ars we nj ant ourselves and enter the con-
Test of 1s72 Charles A. Buckalew nomi-
mated for Governor.
Forney comedies that unless the RAIDS
change their ticket they will probably lose
the State.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1872-06-13

A WELcoM N-IToa II. w. .00
ploa.uro Yesterday t1 receive .H.EI.. 'mm
cor. Writ Adams ~ N.ea.bHIE BIT.
enjoying fine health we afr "HI +" -..
Gen. a. f. President of tBr NI.h.NHI H..
Memphis Railroad wr arr gra"H.. '"
learn that the road hue bright pfu.F. ..
being speedily buIIl De- inform ID ..
all the Conservative Democrat of f..
bur-, are for thc Cincinnati tick,t
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1872-06-13
POLITICAL TELEGRANS.
GREELEY AND BROWN IL ILLINOIS.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, May q, Is

The State Register to-day publishes list
of seventeen Republican newspapers IN
Illinois who have uuequivocally declared
tor Greeley and Brown. The Register
prints a list of German newspapers in Hi
nois which declare for Greeley and Brown
unequivocally, nine Others opposed to Grant
and two for Grant. The list also embraces
thirteen German papers. other than IN llll-
noiS. that declare unequivocally for Greeley
and Brown. and twelve that are for Greeley
rs against Grant.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1872-06-13

SAN FRANcIsco, June 5.-The Oregon
election returns are incomplete. but lndi-
cate that the Republicans have carried the
state Legislature by q sufficient majority to
elect the Senator.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1872-06-13

We have had The pleasure dWH. ...
week To- meet in our city our wh.Ium ......
aud .choolmatc, ions IS. AIRHpEr L.I.
now Of Sacramento, CAL Eighteen s..
ago, the present month HbI.nJuuH Ha. fl.
"a school boy bis family removed .' ppm.
Golden state o. tst tur Wlo of H..I' &c.,.
tune and we arc pleased n .rTH ....
fortune ia. to some cztaut #uD"ImN.. ..
the untring o.crgy aud keen iaf"...l ..
our friend. And John bas u0t Nn.H "I..
out the confidence Ol tbe people HH
byLis election ~ the office oft pHl.....
attorney Of the Sacramento d.tr.. b..
most catering vote Oi tHp haul. ..
party. He served his uI. tHm 1891. H.
now engaged in thc practice oi h- I.
fcs.iou lu partucr.hip With taa Ia.. t.
ncy General OF the state.
He reylsits the scenes oi Dol. .H..
hood to once again ming.c W.H t..
ofhi. youth aud % rrur.h hl W.".
the pleasant scenes fhlt mH.. .t
dear 70 his memory. lis HF .W...
ana while he BE- with us Wa rEI". nm" Pr.
n Of good fellowship. 0.m0a..I "0.. ...
memory Of other ytar..
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1872-06-13
cALIFoRNIA ITEMS

So, Ep.Afctsco. June 3.-The Demo
.oratic Convention at Los Angeles declare
for Greeley for President.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1872-06-13

WASHINGTON, June 5.-The Presidents
proclamation, just issued, IA ac ai1 1nsI
nroescutions against those persons coming
under its provisions, who II Is alleged hold
of1ice In violation OF the 14th amendment 70
the Constitution Of the United States.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1872-06-13

WASH GTpN. June 2-The following is
the text of Gov. Grarz Browns letter ac-
evpting the nomination of the Cincinnati
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1872-06-13
GOV. PIERPoNT BOLTS.

the Government
GOV. PIERPoNT BOLTS.
PHILADELPHIA. June 5.-Goy. Plerpont,
az West Virginia. seeded from the Repub-
Iican delegation in the Grant Convention
from that State, and in his speech 10 the
DELEGATES declared his preference fo- Greeley.
NORTH cAROLNIASs FOR GREELEY.
WuMISGToN. June 5.-The Conservative
Convention of the Third Congressional Dis
trict met here to-day. Judge o. I. Mears
presided, and made a speech favorlng the
Combination of all Conservative elements
of the country to overthrow Grant. AIIreu
NJ. WaddelI was renominated by acclama-
ton for Congress.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-10-20
THE COURTS.

PROBATE CoURT.-Martha II. Gill was
appointed and qualified as guardian of
James 81. and John NJ. Zarecor.
Catharine Cloonan was appointed and
qualified as Administrative of the estate of
| Michael Cloonan, deceased.
CHANCERY CoURT.-Was in session
yesterday. but no business of public i'm
portance transacted.
Law CoURT.-John ButterWorth VS..
| David Ralston; judgment in favor of plain
tiff for 1888 AZ.
Several motions were entered, and an
appeal taken in one case to the Supreme
Court.
CIRCUIT CoURT.-Jacob Hancki was
granted naturalization papers in this Court
yesterday.
The case of Ballard VS.. Wilson was dis
missed.
Several motions were entered, and the
business ofthe term is about being brought
TO close.
CRIMINAL CoURT.-State VS.. Stevens,
burglary and larceny, acquitted.
State VS.. Afford Robertson, COL, larceny,
convicted and sentenced to three years in
the penitentiary.
Bob johnson was sentenced to three
years for larceny.
John johnson, COL, was sentenced to the
penitentiary for six years with intent to
kill, and the same man sentenced to two
years for arson.
Robert and Alb. Wilson, charged with
robbery, sentenced each to ten years in the
penitentiary.
Michael Conors, charged with robbery,
sentenced to tn years in penitentisry.
w. G. Whittlesy alias Martin Harper,
charged with horse stealing, sentenced to
ten years in the Penitentiary.
Lem Foster, col, larceny, sentenced to
four years in the penitentiary.
Of the above mentioned, John johnson,
Robert and Alb Wilson, Whittlesey alias
Haper, appealed to the Supreme Court.
JUSTICES CoURTs.-In the case of
Abraham Hyde, pros. vs.. Mrs. Holman,
Charles Singer and VIM. Singer, charged
with malicious mischief, in destroying the
hogs of the former, continuance was had
until Saturday next before ESQ. Cassetty.
There was nothing of criminal nature
in any of the other Justices Courts, civil
cases, however, being pretty active.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-10-20
Religions Notices.

The following are the appointments made
by the Methodist Conference for services
McKendree Churchill q. m, BishoI
Dogget, followed by ordipation of Bishops
Collection by A. L. P. Green. Seven and
half a. m, j. B. West.
First Presbyterian Churchill a. m, A
Mizell. Collection by J. W. Cullum. Seven
and half p. m, E. E., Wiley.
Second Presbyterian Churchill a. m.
R. P. Ransom. Collection by E. 7. Hart
Seven and half, w. M. Green.
Cumberland Presbyterian-11 a. NJ,
VIM. Burr. Collection by S. P. Written,
Seven and half p. NJ, A. G. Dinwiddie.
First Baptist Churchill a. M, VIM.
Mooney. Collection by w. NJ. Green.
Seven and half, S. d. Moore.
Central Baptist Churchill a. M, JeeI
W. Written. Collection by G. W. Wynne.
Seven and halt, A. T. Crawford.
Church st. Christian Churchill a. M,
Joseph Bedford. Collection by w. T. Dye.
Seven aud halt, Rev. Mr.. May berry.
Ash Street Christian Churchill q. m,
j. II. Richardson. Seven and a half, j. l..
Staley.
Elm Street Church-1O:SO, John F.
Hughes. Collection by r. A. Young.
Three p. m, j. NJ. Wright--ordination OF
elders. Seven p. III. John P. McFerrin.
Tulip Street churchill a. m, E. Z.
Wiley; collection by R. K. Rrown, Z p. N.
Jno. w. Hammer, Jr.
Edgefeld Cumberland Presbyterian-11
a. m, W. G. Doss.
Edgetield Churchill a. NJ, Jordan
Moore; u p. m, A. 7. Roland.
North Edgefeld Churchill a. u, B. G..
Terrell; a p. N. A. W. Smith.
Claiborne Chspel-l1 a. m, J. II. Rey-
nolds, "a p. m. w. d. Cherry.
PrisOn-9 a. NJ, A. +. Lawrence; 2 p.
N. J. B. McFerrin.
Thompson Chapel-1l a. m, j. G. Ny
ers; p. N. same.
Primitive Baptist Churchill a. IN. W.
G. Dorriss.
West Enid p. m, w. A. Turner.
Gallatin-1l a. M, G. T. Henderson, Z
p. m. r. r. Jones.
Sawrie's Chapel-1l a. m, James G.
VOORHEES,, Col. j. B. Locks; u Z. L. Fa-
gan.
Edgefeld First Presbyterian Church,
p. m, G. P. jackson.
HobsOn Chapel-11 a. M, j. q. Bolton;
collection by J.W. Hill; z p. IN. I. J. Dun
can.
Trinity Churchill a. m, J. c. Putnam;
collection taken by same.
Christ Church-Service at IL a. m. and
7:30 p. m. Subject of evenings lecture:
GLOW we know the Bible to be true"
Rev. VIM. Graham, Rector.
Church of the Adyent-Divine service
by Rev. Edward Bradley, Rector, at IL a.
m. and 7:I5 p. m. Sunday School Singing
Glass at 3 p. m. Rectoris Bible Glass at 4
P. m. Subject of the sermon at night,
Conversion, how is it accomplished"
ST. AIMS Church, Edgefeld-Services at
II a. IN. and p. m. Rev. w. j. Ellis, Rec
tor.
New Church-Services at IL O'Clock a.
m. In the Hall in rear of John Luck's store,
Church street. Lecture on Psalm lis, Sth
verse.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-10-20

We noticed a new and useful machine
in operation at the planning mill of South
erland s. Co., in Edgeheld, yesterday. Ii
is the invention of Mr.. II. K. Forbes, OF
Danvile, KY, and was patented in 1869,
but not brought into notoriety until Dr.
Poole, on business tour, encouraged the
inventor, both with words and money, to
not "hide his light under a bushel" any
longer. This machine is now in full ope-
ration at the above named place. Our me-
chanical frie nds assure us that it is very
complete machine in every respect, and in
deed it must be if it can perform the differ
ent difficult operations it is intended for in
wood workings. 1t cuts perfect mortices
in any kind of wood, hard or soft, with
great facility and rapidity. 1t bores holes
as well, cuts grooves of any dimension,
either straight or curved, by simple at
tachment. 1t is also jig or scroll saw,
perfectly under control, as well as small
circular saw. It also has an attachment
for sash sticking, as well as cutting NOR
tees for the stats of shutters, and can be
used for cutting every conceivable pattern
of mouldings besides. In fact it is per-
feet 'multum in psrvo," and complete
and beautiful success of mechanical brains.
At time when our people are devoLing
their attention to the development of our
vast resources, we desire to direct their at
tention TO this invention. Why can not
we get up a company to manufacture the
machines here? and control a manufacture
ing interest that will prove ultimately so
beneficial to our city, The material used
is a small portion of any kind of wood, and
the balance Of iron. Tom Brennan, one
of our most ingenious and push ahead
mechanics, has been over to see it, and
says it possesses q great amount of me-
chanical simplicity, excellence and eff
cheney.
Let us get up that company, and show
outsiders that there is life il the old town
vet,