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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-06-25

httitudc nearly ave umes tnst OF tne ior-
mer. The encirelirg cliff. Of the bay are
as steep and bold as those Of Sorrento. and
at Ofen intervals along the s,ri. Of sand
that fringes their base. are nised the
thstched homes Of the fishers, With the
patch ofcultivatisn which pertains TO each.
More to the right the cOas, is broken into
islands whose perpendiedular sides are
crowned BY temples, gaieways and ruins,
hidden 10 a luxuriance Of scni-tropieal
'egetation and along fauking beach are
found brilliant-colored shells, aud in whose
little brights exist often the mos delieaie
sea MOSES aud graceful water firms. The
ofing is crowded with junks ard fishing
craft in numbers as four to one Of those
Naples. and through whose midst some
ocean steamer not urfrequently trails its
smoke, or graceful clipper makes evident
by contrast how yet in its infancy is the
Japanese idea Of maripo. In the wan
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sinking below the horizon; when the
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that the sea mas wsrn i.'ei'' ana p''eo
with cavities hllsd with 'he eleares' water
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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-06-25
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The yANE or THE sPlRt.
) ~ sEsIAsIsr. fArlel.


During Tie bitter and des,h.bringing days
Of the winter aud spring Of lsT2, | often
watched the gildcd arrOr that swings up
on the spire or The Methodist church.
And it always had nsaning for me
sometimes sad. few times glad. and a.
ways true. Day after day, week after
week, that arrow pointed North-poinicd
East-al,rays North. always East--like
the finger Of Fate. The chill winds blev /;
the cold storms came; there were beds Of
languishing there we're new.msde graves.
Frost. sorrow aud death ruled the air in
company. And all the while the arrow
told the story
AT last there came some genial days,
when flowers blossomed. birds sang, the
weak grew strcns and the graves were
green,
The arrow on the spire bad swung round
to the South it told the story still. 1t
was no longer the finger Of Fate, but a
thing Of beauty-a piece Of srial jcweley.
It bad eloquence enough to inspire a lit
tie song, had there been anybody to write
It,
Under the sun and under the moon,
Silver at midnight. golden at noon,
Could Dian have lost il out Of her hairl
PhGbus's quiver have shaken it therel
That wonderful arrow sweeping the air!
r, In -, .,,,a.h.o
Ths, ns,.r ~. So. ,hn ~ .,r;na,s drss,
craft
r,,. RI,
And h. wordcrfpI s,orv !, hardly tnld
And il fo.t;nr in l;gb, whom tbe dav Is done
Al :. . ..L II ,;,,oh.a
Bv the temncst vb;rl.d and the zrpbvr famed
A., .; e,
That ysn;shes ont as Heaven is pigber:
aa "t ,ne ~ ~. up.n y s';,i' ,t - .""''
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blow,
And tho Garth o,ows dumb and tho brooLs rur
anu ,ne ear'h grows uu'ho anu inc orooAs ru'
I. so"'
And the shaggy Arctic, chilled to the bone,
Ana the ciahk oi a cha'h III ''ie frozen zohe'
o..
And the world is dead in its seamless shroud
ANA 'he OWL IN 'he OAK complains a'oua'
|'Alt
And the arrow is true to the iceberg's realm
With hero by TO handle the helm!
Is it welded with frost ms iron with fire
And swing 1t around to the point oil desire!
IL sways TO the Esst! ANA tue icy rain'
With the storm S 'long roll'' on the window
pane "
8,> 7fg-. F'S .H' s"'
Apd the cattle stand with the wind sstern,
And the routes of the rain on cave and urn,
Are such pendants Of wonder as cave and min
Never give to the gaze when the torches shine,
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-06-25

] 5000 Species Of grass ere known to
bostapists.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-06-25

\. ]. PECK,
4 DENTIST,
johnson, Vermont ayu
IEural teteh put in tho best state Of preserva-
diseases OF tho gums successfully treated;
Ieial teeth made In every style known to the
Dssson.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-06-25
Dentists
GILBERT,

SURGEON DENTIST,
Worthwhile, Vermont. . q ..,F a
6ere as good work will be furnished Mt reason
prices. as can 10 obtained any where in tho
. And shall hereafter keep my Office op
IA the FIRST TEN DAYS OF EACH MONT /,
bali be away from homo more or less of the
{inder of the time.
I've ALL tho Modern Improvements, and war.
|entire satisfaction in all cases. or no pay will
Quirod.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-06-25

@BDwICK HOTEL,
XRENNAN BROS, Proprietors. Iardwick, w.
As house has been thoroughly refitted. Con-
snce to any part Of the country at short notice.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-06-25

LANPHER, AaL
4 DEPUTY SHERIFF and AUCTI0NEER,
Hy do Park Vermont.
Faithful attention will be paid to all business
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-06-25

j, PARKER, 7
Hyde Park, VT. :
'suso, Carriage and Sign Painter, Paper: Hang
md Glazier; has had several ycars experience.
will give all orders careful attention. Shop
Church st. , 70
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-06-25

DWINNELL,
q Deputy Sheriff, Auctioneer and Detective,
II Hyd. Park, Vermont.
~ calls promptly attended to. 5a
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-06-25

Deputy shsrins and Auctioneers.

HARDY,
<puty Sheriff, Auctionoer and Livery Keeper,
II horrisviile, Vermont.
.mpt attention to busin essis guaranteed. Gyl)
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-06-25
Hotels.

!. PARKER. ~. --ft
Deputy Shoriff and Auetionssr,
North Hyde Park, Vermont.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-06-25

IIEL GILBERF,
Dealer iu Furniture, Collins and Cask cts.
8sa : goI 73a Worthwhile, Vt.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-06-25
Misc ceilaneouS.

CARRIAGE MAKER, Wolcott Vt. .
|ll kinds Of Carriage work done cheap for ready
4 fFF t2f : y 29w4
, 1873-09-06
THE CHICAGO SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER g. 1s7s

evory ycar, and remaining until all vegetation,
dies In tho fall, the victim has from nix to eight
Weeks to aneezo, rub hta eYos, and auffor untold
miaorioB.
But what want to say iB, TINT Il Ia tllsoaao
that has boon known for about 250 yoare, and is
increasing at rapid rato ali oyor Tie
country. An yet, tho medioal profession
aro power1oas before It, It ia n disgrace
to thom and their profeasion that It is so +; and,
unless remedy il found for 1t worry soon, the
world will hayo right to conclude that tho
hnro ioctorod ovorywere m tu for Anpusi t. a'd
change Of climate Ia tho only successful romody
l or anybody olae has over mot with.
| think It is high time that your learned and
aoienti!lo Medical society Of Chicago commenced
to Investigate tlls matter; and, II they uoetl any
light, can givo them tho namea Of scoroa OF
Chicago people who nro sufferers, bosidos plonty
outside That city, avery ono Of whom would nav
largely for romedy for this most aggravatins
aud torturing Of all discasos. Hop ua. Mr'
Editor, to Btir up your Medical Society,". You're,
truly, A. A. TERRELL.
, 1873-09-06
THE COUNTY TAXES.

Second Days Session of the stnto
Nourd of Equalization,
Tho Committee Of tho State Board Of Equa1i-
zation resumed business yesterday morning, tho
Hon. r. P. DcrriokBon in tho chair.
It WAS decided to send circular to tho ipcor-
porated companies In this city, requesting tho
officers to attend the meeting OF tho Committee
and submit to an examination. The circular ia
az follows:
The undorafRnetl, committee appointed by tho
State board Of Equalization to uhatn information On
which to tho capital stock Of corporations II.
Cook and Other counties, have complied with gup 81
Of tho Keyenue Law, which requires them 10 furnish
the Town AasesKors with statement, In tho absence
Or heae stateMos 1t becomes the duty Of the State
Hoard to proceed to assoas corporations upon the beat
Information they call obtain Hl4d In showing they
nave tle right to asauns that tbs nominal vaue Of tla
capital stock III the actual value This wil1 in al prob-
ability 10 the rule adopted by the Hoard, and there-
fore, all corporations interestc should make it uoint
20 appear htfore tho Committee and furnish nfoF1uR-
tlon. AetaMtth please hnd btatlk which, II filled out
ana fetufn0d, will furnish tho required information
Conmtttso ln tho Cook County Commissioners room
~ re Old Uourt House, betwoen the hou1s Of H. m
Yours, otc, r. r. Dxna1ouaOH
D. I. MoA1ABrxRs,
8. II. DEWEY.
accompanying tho circular Was q blank form
10 ~ 70 hlloa by tho corporations.
:, Ihe Committee adourned until ! n. nj, In
tho ~ afternoon, h1r. Dewey, tho third nombor OF
ulo Cn'ilhMttoe. arrived from Springfield, and
approyoa Of it NIL.
=, Ihe Committee adjourned until $50 thlH morn-
, 1873-09-06

examination OF Candidates for Ad.
mlasi0n 10 tho Isnr.

Examination OF Candidates for Ad-
mission TO tho Isnr.
In tho good old times It was easy to got ad.
mitted to practico. when f,corro " s,inn ~ :
.1,,;,,o5 as,;... 6 u. n'tpp "aS
attlu'1,ea' eosailistoo, composed OF TWO cello
orated e3-Judges and tho thon young lawyer
Richard Yates, Was appointed to examine the
candidate. They retired to d shady provo in tho
no;ohhorhood ~ Aha co,rt -uo,,.s ;., uss.,.-
~ n-a,a,,,,Jo;, ~. ~. :" 'a."afi''
@Au plopounuou 'nelr hfss question Which WIS
answered BY 6ttpp. Tho two ex-Judgea differed
in opinion; ono maintaining that tho answer
was correct, and tho other that il w,a not Tn
+1,;o n,,an;,arr 49, s1 .s -. .,A wv ~
to I,;char Ystsa wh1 doodo, ~ ai,ot sue cues
thnro aannnai ~ In 10 ,ocI oa,an ss' ~
Etinn'a sna<vor r. H., r.oat ~ ~ ~ snAs
i,e orr,t ~ h. oar,;t.oI a 10 ~ tIo cuntlaly
ne;ttc5 sftor ~ ona ,,,as, ,I na ~ ~ ""s aa-
~ iotna @asot a uns auos1'ou T nhu nlswer. -,
ch;csrn Gr. un' Tosyoott 1netoaAwlth, nta, OF
Ehana6s:, D.,,s b, ~ .o5: 1h4., u otta"a, nhd
,ro,no G,,,st epe: Gaq', enen reporter OF tno sn-
po.; p.omu eouls, we're npEointoa a committee to
mndo Il imnoaaho ~ ~ nao,<.;.I,
to in nafper "n} - vau ,aSt ngch"tn 70 atsona
49, ~ Wa,it u.a ~ "as teI1 70 Mossfs. tiay
tha 1oa rocH; neseernng TO Mr. feoke room with
n-ar4, tn.s;, "is. NJ nosutoly conversation on
ahnnt .,ne ~ 49, tovh s"skusteu sk,! tnae II was
- s4o H. ~ eaAu uink; In!s pelhe agreed
.i ~ ut, ,uo anns ,it1 uens naa' M5' tocK 9aid,
rou III tnat - ~ aa; "4at Aaa OF uihk 10
- nnnrInrs i stvo s"iu, !! ;, 10 very nho Glass
Ano,i,or ~.a,or., u aso i!sn'' qnosn BECK.
4rh;ni1 rs pna,t eoseasa'on ] ocn!Ileo, a1tef
, 1873-09-06

Tho Hour says tho latost novolty 10 adultora-
Of tho North Dublin Board Of Guardians It was
ordered TINT tho clork should write to tho Depu-
ty QnartermastorQo Qoneral to ascertain tho name
Of tho contractor who supplied flour for tho
troops, whioh flour lad recently boon analyzod
modus oporandi was explained by Capt. Brink
10y, ono of tho guardianB: Somewhere in Walos
there quarrlos Of whito atone, oasy to pulvar-
tzc. This ia brought to Dublin, ground into tho
consistency Of -four, and mixed will, tho gonu-
inc article. 1t makes boautifu broad to look at.
and poopla do not oat 80 much of 1t.
, 1873-09-06

with four tables opon this evening At Noa 81 and
81 Egau avenue, cast Of Cotage Grove avenue Saycral
Of the mort prominent billiard players OF thta city vii!
bo Oh hand and give exhibition OF their 9ayorito
game. Tue tables are from tue wo.l-knowu nrm of
Emanuel Drunswok Go, which IL sufficient guoral.
too Of their qualify. Tho room will 10 under tie COIL
troll Of Mr. John o. BAeshan, formerly In tic bar ut
Durkoa uote and ator Of Durr X Doris billiard hail.
DO nat forget to call around the CORNER" Tla counter
WAa made by Lesll0 l. Rochelle, corner Of Th!rtiah
street and HhuEtlon ayonue FREQ street car chartered
70 return al parties to city terminus At Randolph
, 1873-09-06
LINCOLN PARK.

The programme for the Lincoln Park music
this afternoon ia Us follows:
GyortTe t. aHis,.nfa,io 'aem'ngl
8 potponrzi from "nobert 10 Diable 49,, AieyerbCor
l. Hnhortua Quadrile. Haro
o. "Infoco," aria from ~ Ernant".. Verdi
Mr. II. HraHt,.
0. Wedding March from "Midsummor Night's
= oasst,na 'Meidelaohn
k8. Tantasle from "Thc Iuguenota I" .MoYcrbocr
9. Waltz" Approach Of Spring Schmidt
~ TonSent l'ells
10o .e3tTAnh1
II. Supha March, PAillnp
, 1873-09-06

Godfrey Macdonald !; asaumpatt, $500. Mo1s-niram
g, p powors y. Abraham Snyder; covenant 3l,ool.
tM'g1a-1ewis IT, ]; 1ieltz Aterwin Church cam,
Fox, Howard b Co. Y White Thomas nsaumrelt,
$aoo. 44,o1s-Arpesl: AAol9-Joseph '. Mstiia Cohn
Smith and Ilazen h1ooets for of Joseph H. Wie "
John n. ArmatronE aBB1,mrbit, $500 4l,D1l-to-
alt, 81 QQn. - - ; ""l-
, 1873-09-06

PHrLADEtpHrA, Juno, 1878.
deairo to call tho special attention of tho public 10
VoLoaA1zEb RunpEl-COATEp Iron TunE. .Alap. all
tho saslnus Fitting, rourod In connection with samo
un1er FNLEYa Patent, which vs AAyo bccu tos.ue with
snccoas Tor tho naat two ycnrs arc now roady
to p"co IN tho Marko Thoroughly that vheroyer
MnHS 10 htfoacod for tho padsagp Of natural wnters
eitller hot OF cula ita merits will bo Acknowledged
either dasanlzcI Iron Load Tubos, which aro now
oxtcns1VolJ uahd Tor such purpose and to which, In
many oealics deci1ou prejudice ssis.s Tim asoluto
indosr1sottbiilfy Of Vutcanlxed 1hur-also It's purtv
Tor tho purpose to which adapt It. ID 20 wall known
that comment Is UNNECESSARY.
sE l .se bass ss ssa ss CHIN
taS ns sbas tic ost e sdo &C.
pss az .9 M a.sa t: s;ea
A'4'"* ''a3 'faSF' Si;Sif:{sl1; SySSisll ;&Asxnn r.
Laboratory tor aESo1 "a 1ssji:., Chemistry,
Roar OF st. S'p'fes H,;sS;sad SSSfd + s 'eo" Market
nss: @ Ms:, sS;1Dfit'tt e.. fasasd1s nf H. '
% M H1ds5 f1 M
TssY bnTs esen s,tonagd d. ou. as snd
fz %s"tGs fst sa. s Gssp ss bsns
sf$ ss":!s:
sSt4 Sy y. X %
~ sS
.eon gonon, sna Ii r: I'D
af afis sssf ,st s9,,pS s
s 4 sifqse5 wsiors, IL ' ne HS
L. as :sd found In ' o1As
ass. Il ts e2ns 9s
~ ns to any Of The nasl hgonts Of the ouis
, 1873-09-06

THE C1nourr COURTS, 435-W -Wilheliniua ', John
FFranse; FE,cx; , G for diyoree 44se-1snry Lincoln y.
tp htppeals. s,AAl-aAn D Cobb '. Collins Iiuut Dis
y ,f"i,st ior rent. $1,000. 8442-Appeaf el13-Joiu
GGarE: lssn!sit 900. B,444-souh sia DistilIlug
a3nnsnssy y: nsrnal1 nattcr; asaumpsit, $4,000
e. ssoo9. A,44a-wism 4, uungor Y. d, b. X q, il, T.
70, trssass, ooo 9A7-Exabo.h llesso '. Ailyn
5Sasf1n rs !, o1 Gaze, t5oto. 844s-llcharl Tobin V,
9ets1tso. st5eMoconnor, Aayncs DaTnss V, John
Mnst nna uAar'ca lioGon ssuumpsit, 81 and
ocrana County Banh V. Union National Bank ssauuI
rays H. w. y saia %ata, ard e3APpe.a. els!-John
sunpstt, 81 and attachment Ia ail, 9to8-sfsry
I;c. Mr4so y: Mosss vs'h1rra t1eepaas, $1,000 4s9
MeIoaRaa t. mchMin!ey r i. II. uaaf petition for
g4oo and 8,4al-Appeala. a4o2-otto zapcl 7. JOIN
bchoemaksr: Assnnpslt, 81, ,oo0. - ''SA@'
TAk HupEAloA C0uHE,-44,Qia--(}ooros Ni1lsr y
, 1873-09-06

young ladlcs noar Bothlcho, rcnu. Eli season Viii
9EGn e. Sept IA 1873 Eor cirou.rs address Mis- T. j.
, 1873-09-06

HORT EDWARD INsTrruTE-A BOARDING
1:;n;inasy fos both sores. Tweutoth begins Aug
JOSEPH Ii. King, b. D., Fort iiwnrd. N. YA'os"'''
, 1873-09-06

Ing school for both unur tho caro- of th0 Soc{ctv
q Fslcnds Fal! term eommoncos ninth month sth l85
AaoEoee =. %. COLLlNS. Principal. Chapnaqun, N Y.
, 1873-09-06

D0YS' HOME AND sCuO0L.-FALtEY SEMI
enGos G%sy rl1soR q'smqgo ~ Go Meopens ii sp
With tho advantage ofa Christian homo. Chargus mod.
crate. Address REV. JAMES GILMORE,
, 1873-09-06

FANNY SCHOOL, FOR BOYS.-OuR AIM IS Pa
rentnl care aud thorough preparation 6slnnas or
college, Rofosonce ia nciun pat.s. Address At Union-
sll[e, N. Y. s. Il. UANTWELL, III A.
, 1873-09-06

K'AIR HAVEN 6HMINARY--ADo BOARDING SCHOOL.
Tor young lad!ck. TMenty-thrd year commences Sout
g. Addsoss Q. P. POND. Pstncipai FaiT Iazen, Gontl
, 1873-09-06

(1RoIoN IEsT!TuTE. CRoToN ON ,TIIE. .HUp.
circular, de-, adlreks Mis- /. a. SEDGWiEK " ~
, 1873-09-06

CHICAGO. BURLINGTON & QUINCY RAILROAD,
Drrois.f"ot a. Ltke-st, 4biiana-.p, and Sfsteenfh t
a"H th3ai amt Srttenthss Ticket Offices no. 59 Clark
, 1873-09-06

Fooho1d, Nov dorsey: boarding school for boYa; ar nd
lor Catalogues to Roy. 4. t. CHAMBERS Principal,

A DAMS ACADEMY, QUINCY, MASS. HON.
nsasai hsaEd ct ManasoEs WttItain nmoek. ILL., D. lae
ough classical and nntho,natoa schooi with csreiUl
eupcrVison Of the pup!1. Fur circulars will iuli por
toulAts, Adu5qb1 the Master. ~ - Se-
, 1873-09-06

1uLL BOYS walked UP AND SET AGOIND At
Yonkefa. N. Y. - ~ V1'l
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-15
OFFICIAL JOURNAL or THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
NEW ORLEANS TUESDAY, Is, 1873.

the Popes safety and the necessary iioei
ties of the Holy See shall be done. IL !!
directly against the interests of Italy to ex
pei the Pope, for were he to take refuge
elsewhere, the Catholics of all the worio
would be aroused and united against
Italy
There seems to be no truth in the sensa.
tional reports of foul play in the death OF
Miss Willett. The body bears evidence OF
no murder. and the affair s simply a case
of an eccentric old lady living all alone and
dying without attention.
Government bonds and stocks unchanged.
The sub treasury paid out to-day $2oO,OOO
in gold coin on account of the July inter
est and $4l 900 for called bonds.
Acknowledgements, City of Dallas. Me
tropolis, City of New York. City OF Anto-
Mo, George Washington and Oceanic. Ar
rived out-WyomiDg. Baltic and Ham
monia.
The following telegram was received at
the office of the Anglo-American Telegraph
Company: "The steamers kangaroo and
Edinhnrg arrived at Placentia, New1ound,
land, Sunday morning, with cable on board
for two lines between that place and sgd
nev, Cape Breton. The Edinburg came
into collision with an iceberg III dense
fog of. Cape Race. Her bow gear was dam.
aged, but the ship was not much injured,
James Jackson, a negro. charged WIN
having murdered his white mistress, anu
the two McCabes, charged with the murder
Of Mrs. McCabe, were arraigned to-day
and pleaded not guilty.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-15
The Gulf City Paper Factory,

Our sister city, Mobile. rejoces in a sue
cessful paper mill. situated about twenty
six miles to the northward on the Mobile
and Ohio railroad. New Orleans is, how
ever. entitled to part Of the credit due to
the success of the enterprise Our neigh
bors over the way, Messrs. E. c. Palmer &
Co., have been largely instrumental in
forming the company. aiding it with their
money and finding market for the manu-
fac:ured article.
The company was formed some three or
four years ago. and was at frs. known as
the Chickasabogue Company. At first the
directors encountered great difficulties and
lost some money. bu: skill and persever-
ance prevailed at last. and success is the
result.
On the fourth Of July there was meet
ing of the directors and stockholders at the
company's works at Beaver Meadow, the
name given to the site Of the mill. There
were beside, limited number Of invited
guests. A special car placed at the dis
posal of tie directors by the Mobile and
OulO NdiIlCdu SoiApoA.Ns SoOh tAS NASAscA .
from Mobile TO the mill in about two hours,
which is anything but fast riding. The
party was composed Of the directors resident
in Mobile. who were present with but two
or three exceptions. E. c. Palmer. of New
Orleans, president Of the company. his
partner. NJ. S. Cox, Esq. and invited guests
from Mobile and New Orleans. Mr.. w. G.
Clark, formerly editor of the Mobile Adrer-
,iser, now vice president of the Gulf City
Paper Company was already at the works.
prepared to receive his guests.
The water is supplied from clear spring
spring creek, a tributary Of the Chickasa,
bogue, which is damned at distance OF
about mile from the paper mill. A small
race leads from this dam to a thirty foot
| overshot wheel at the mill, which supplies
small part of the power. The chief use
| Of the water. however, is in washing the
rags from which the paper is made. for, in
addition to the water power. three steam
| engines OF the capacity. respectively. of l?O,
forty and twenty horse power are employed
in propelling the machinery.
Nothing but rags is used in the manufac.
:ure. Until recently, only newspaper has
been made, and it has not been long since
the mill began to make & profit on its pro
duct. Latterly. however. they have begun
to make good quality Of No. 9 book paper.
The newspaper is of the best quality. and is
| used by the REPUBLICAN and the Times OF
this city. besides other establishments OF
lesser note.
So long as this company can turn out
paper Of such quality as they now furnish
US. they will find the demand unlimited,
| and as their determination is TO improve
rather than fall behind. we may confidently
look for them to take rank with the best
| factories Of the South.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-15
SPANISH AFFAIRS

Carliss Atrocities af Alcoy-The Town Res
taken-The Carllss Leaders Escape
Government Troops in North spain
Asking for Reinforcements-The Insur.
gents in Carthexena-Arms Landed for
the Carlists..
MADRID, July 1.-THE successes of the
Carlists and the atrocities at AlcOy have
awakened strong feeling against the Insur-
gents.
War meetings are being held at various
prominent points in the provinces, notably
at Barcelona. where large and earnest meet
ings of the citizens were held last night to
offer moral and material support to the gov
ernment in it's efforts to suppress the Carilst
insurrection.
General Velarde entered AlcOy yesterday
with a strong colomn of Republican troops.
The militia had already taken possession OF
the town. having succeeded in reducing the
insurgents to submission. The ringleaders
of the revolt escaped from town before the
troops arrived. a detachment of govern
ment troops has surrendered to the
Carlists.
The insurgents in Carthagena are masters
of the entire town, with the exception Of
the arsenal. 1t is feared that the latter
can not hold out long, and with the ships
on dock will fall into the hands Of the in
surgents.
BAYoNNE, July lA-Adivces received
here from Carlist sources state that several
thousand muskets have been landed on the
coast of Biscay and distributed to Carlist
recruits. The same reports assert that the
supporters of Don Carlos are gaining ground
with such rapidity and numbers 80 steadily
increasing that there is an unfavorable cry
from the republican commanders in tE.
north for reinfOrcements in order to hold
their ground.