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An Act supplement- 70 An Act az
au;lorixa Aid 10 ,ne cpAstfrrtion ~ r-ais-
ROAD cogipsnics by counties m! town
ships tsN,ng ,s,o,> in. AMI making DOM.
ii" a ~ rl.'so,l con .panics, approved
MY IL. l~65.
SEC. l. 81 it sn,n- bv. tho General
Assem- ~ OF tie !, .;e Of !nlians, that
a. al cess where county o. township
TX iils oe,n levied snl rolicc.aI IN pur-
tili.c IT thn p.ofisol.,of the act to
aJti,r.a, all 20 the c,l.trur.ionlaf rail-
rpiis by counties md townships taking
II ,:S ia. AZ m.Siny asi,'iois,o r,ii-
rad companies. approved Nay 12th.
1853. All The right OF the railroad com
ptny 10 snch tax has become forfeited
b. failure Ia auance work on o. com.
piete such rslrold. rs required by said
act. the money So levied AMI collected
shall revert and be refunded by the
proper cuStoiians Of said money. 10 each
taxpAvcr IN the proportion in which the
same WAS collected. the legal collection
fees thereof TO be paid out Of the general
fund of the county: provided. however,
that the County Commissioners nay de-
termine 10 place the said tax in the gen.
crsl fund of the county. in which ease
the taxpayers thereof shall be credited
on the duplicate in the same proportion
in which the tax was collected. and Pro-
vided further, that the County Commits
hioncrs and the respective township
trustees may determine TO place the
township tax so collected in the town
shin fund, in which case the taxpayers
thereof shall be credited upon the du'
plicate in the same proportion in which
the tax was collected. and in either cast
the legal collection fees shall be paid ou
Of the county or township fund, As Tit
case may be.
SEC. 2. In case any of such tax is no
diverted into the county or township
fumes, and il is not called for OF demand
ed by the taxpayers thereof within two
wears after the passage of this act. o.
within two wears after the same shall
have become forfeited by the railroat
company. then. in that event, such Il,
shall revert to aud become a part of Tin
county or township fund. As the cast
NAV be. and the legal collection fee
shall he paid out Of the fund receiving
said tax.
SEC. 8. In all cases where the levie
Of take. have been made in pursuance
of said act and remain unco.lected. ant
such railroad company has failed 4
commence work on. or to complete sucl
railroad as required by such act. I'm
taxpayers or parties against whom SAT-
levies stand charged, shall he release,
and discharged from the payment there
Of.
SEC. T. In IS much Is all emergenc,
exists for the immediate taking effect o
this act, it shall take effect and be IL
force from and after its passage.
Approved this december IA, 1872.
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A LOVING San Franciscan tucked
his little wife i'm bel, kissed her and
went to the office on important business.
Two hours later. while driving along
with another woman, he ran against a
buggy. upsetting it and his own. There
was q scene when he discovered that the
occupants Of the buggy were his wife
and well-known gambler. His wife
thought sauce was sauce, whether in
tended for masculine or feminine spe-
cimcn Of the anser.
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8S1 4Gs t..Esrsi > -
VGs- I4aEH
A(tU Il TONIC.
vii -.-, ca.u. asi gs,n ~. ss, ss-sr' .ssss.ss
Asnss srsFeis.a 50 ns.s.es..
SCI. Threat and lSoth.sAs
Ire househsl. word IN N. er'ur. ,s0-s .m e,.t vi
e-. &c once ~igh ut ..lay" sHd purchase 'rse
your frusg..i The Lsser falling hill 1ss.c pre-
pared ~ Dr N,s~an.y. ana itsrcAftsr
briug strength .fi Figor 10 ths alusst
esstrcyst rons,i atirII. e-olsli ssoss
~ iss long .entrHsd .hi1's ana
t.,er ard ihs -ss ~ -sts-
einss that have faisdW
prclues radical
Ts.r.sF,e o:thi. country hsv. IN win .esrs's w
remedy ssfs and beyond aoubi rrlsss!s-tAA' ~ssss
shcrVcsh!y eradicate from the sysr-ni
Chilis ani Fever
I TT yeyenney. the Proprietor a lis invaluse, Fs.
si, HIS discovered III. grsa, G.tssaum ~ his Ssss
lrs.is Agu. raNIcf lie has -ssr-l pains - Gshsy
1 in getting up the Valuable Tonic And u. great %
L Stt daily sde for IT, gives the prorrletor 80 Dse
sE-le Assurance ih~i he has rr-t ~sh F.it ssseea'
snS ls fees thankful 'hsi - e.s-s-sn sss sss
the p-ble remedy a. ~ cua.sll..n lnnssr Afssi's
that oil risheIi.s .elSL
Cure the Chilly aud Ysvor.
ibis rsn sy stands yror,rert s-neaz ell oiee. ieae'
in this: That IL q uos caiY .reci-s r tbs tas Al.
ir~x<r but a. e.rtsI --r'eis for AeeraiYs. 81,
Res he. Chrl-rs Softns Ctrlt-s ListrLes 80
Threat and Iocthrcks IL rA only rsct'Is 49, - y!
!. be eons!ne.4 OF iisgrsaS cersls rro7sser
Dr. cKennsJ'S
Rheumatic LiEixasns.
ISL .i-css ir.,sn,iy r.ns,. ssre.; csstusIs sfss
sa..le t.ns Trrit Do uotsrA a. 81 ',rss ~ as,s
iysEt command Abo.lls ~ Ais ss.;sAsa bss'Fs.sf
DIR. y7ckCEHs Us
Vegetables Pil1a-
;icas he livr prod-crs penn Or s.shne-, al u
is..Each riii srd g-.is Csft~r-ic -. sbsI.
/ aar-.oI.n III Al. DRUGGISTS ~
4 Al orde-> should bs ait-.sasd 20
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rvAn Iowa country Square con-
cludes the marital knot ceremony thusly
Them that the court hath joined 10.
geth.r let 10 man burst ssunder: but
suffer little children 10 come unto them.
20 help you Cod
" Whisky 10 90 thin in Petersburg
that drring the "cold snap" its deri
1ens had 10 chip IL Of in chunks with I
coal chissel aud msl.et.
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Tssr.sFie e:tLis country hsv. IN ,,r sosrs'ie va
q remedy ssfe snt beyond doubt reise!s-tAs' ~ss's
eradicate from the sysr-ni
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A gentleman came into the depot the
other day. aud throwing down his valise
rather heavily. il Jew open. lie closed
it very quickly. and noticing that W
were observing him. he said, There's
othing in it," "Then why were you
nsuch hurry TO close it." we asked
10 keep anything from getting into
:" he replied. He beat ue that time.
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The Petersburg Press says: A promi-
nent downtown citizen went home 10
dinner the other day. and sat down on =
chair on which little boy had been
playing with paper of carpet tacks only
q few moments before. His silk hat
protected the top Of his head, but q
square yard of plastering on the ceiling
will have to be replaced.
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"A youthful sprig, of eighteen sum-
mers, came to town last Saturday. got
drunk, aud was arrested. His first ex-
clauation, on being ushered into tho
Mayors ONCE, was. Say, Mister, II
you'll let me of right away, I'll give
you a dollar extra, cause my gals n
waitin', and want to 20 and take her
To meetiu,'"
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Ghilis ansi Fever
Cure the Chills and Ysvor.

This sniety s:sris prornirert sneHzsl oiee. ieae'
in ths That II Is uoi eaiy .eSc-s - tes ais AAs
Fever. tui as eeEis.T -rrie's for Nesf.tA' =
kFs is-he Chr.-rs Softrs Ctrlt-a Lissr-es St'
Thro. an. Tccthrche IL ~I only require go - y!
l. TO be eoE.!nc.i OF iis.xsAs csrsts cre?sa''
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BULLS
SARSAPAR1LLA!

Read the following sx:raC: o letter from A''
r; ve,s vfs. Of Reverend Tr hives. -. Of :fs re'
Learned. eloquent, ari popular ministers 81 ths kstho
.ss Epsespsi Church ard vhs Is st prsssss stA;!enee
a. Bros6say Church. Louisville. Ky.
LcrisvsLts. Ky. Oct 8. issS.
Or Jous ErLi-pgAH SE: Hsny ihsrks 10 yse Tor
the medicine ysr have Sc kindly given re ! Lave
various phys irian. Some pronoIcsc my spine. sore
sy llh-s md my heart 70 Re the se.' % Ms
have been bGrn blis;sTet aLt cr2pst IEIii
ard becons tish.ar,-n-d Several T.ry eniacri ht-i
eians Who examined my SPINE informed me ih-t a.
ihress-n-l With paralysis CT s2possa. sny e:y .hi
that nothing bat = se.cn ~olli re,i-Ne ne Ia. =
pe-sec horror Of shat aud hesiA.ns stout having
one inserted rher sou kindly your SsT<zg
riila ~Airh Immediately besan 70 AK. ;hTe. iiies
the right sids u NJ heal. especially -heu i~crd
read write To- any Length - ri-ns and F.tz 70 NJ
fee. would be perfectly bird :er several minutes. sn
wsuie have to holf to something % prevent -',n<
IN most HAPPY 70 ia,arn YET TIA. re pain II uiy
spine an then no; seu;ely NJ spps:its "a GOD
..i fer the FIRST tilz. IN life icy y! ci-rs
M than any meal dGrinsfs DAY.
You kindly fsgr bottles ss4in last -l-si arc
II began again sh;s morning .ri he's - '. . =.
relieved Please .ecert ny h-2riei .thanf' aid sssi
Very truly your ase.. grateful lri.ne
" , c. R.vs,s.
ny ,,u-a.l abound, With sr,iis- letter.. al Of ~a'ch
ga.lsn'se 70 Re zsn-iEs aai written r. he Ts-s7
wh oss they be.r
Do not safer yourself 20 ts ir.yasst O. Boa; !.
drawn v.v after All dcat,f-i -riren;s n=a;
risk you- health ~ ie,sins nosiess e1rsrinsr' H2pH
you h.thzir trash.
M SArsaparla has. sts,i the Tea: fsr t-srt~ -
ysars il sill the ssssrsrila q tss DAY AND g A
az. ,c~tri,r ever ali s;ssrs IN ?sTsiss..g as -
X 1-ati,. qualities.
ether sf s.-.sP.rlia. so-c,iei ssr--ise- 1t
D " Ishn Rasi': sAr.srs-lls g. .frts..ll. - -
Mood and serofalas affections Always Gear that ~
mind.
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justly claims
forii superiority all renieciss rvercH.rs1 n.
public foE .hs cEsSAS AAn IRE OF Agfs
and Fever Chs and Fsyer whether cfshori 81 long
standing he refers the entire Western ard South
western bear him Testimony 20 theirEth al
the assertion. thati; no aii'cear-
IL the directions strictly followed e-t IN great
many sasle dose has been sufficient frr cure.
and ~hce families have been cured w single bottle
with peVfec, restoration of ;he genera ts<lts ~
however prudent and In every ase mere 10
II its use Is co.;nue in smaller doses fur week ~ eve
cas- been checked more ecitiy u 81
nedif and ons-sisn,ling Usually Ibis mscicins
will not require any sid keep the good order
should The aa.ert however require csssArisc Il. a.
cine after hsyinS ,sk-a tire. FOR ecss> o. ~ Ten
single lose c. BULLS VEGETABLE SAs.Lt FILLS
viii be sseeisat.
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pr. y7CkGEHr Us
VcgSxahZSe ril3a-

They contain no y.-crrv srS'~i'i ,ros.s tsssssrs-
cnse h. lfr-r prod-crs ne penn sr sshre-, al III
s.sUsrh -iii srd a. :. Csit~r-ic l-rsbsI
Rr-soIn III Al. ps.ccl,ts ~
Al orders should bs aitrssssd 20
Dr. y. ,Tck rDrsy.
T-iv.s.h. I-7s-,ys EoekLort. Ind.
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B U L L S
Worm Destroyer

EXTRACT OF LRTTRR IRON GEORGIA.
vnLABow, vALEBnCo.. GA
June 81
n. Inv Rrtr-nsarSir: rkave-.rsaty given vour
y crn ps..roys several trials and find 10 wonderfully
srsous Ithss not failed In single irstrncs 20 have
tbs wished Ter eject an doing pretty large country
practice bare daily for PARTICLE 81 the KIND
Jf-Ir-sP cIyvyyT. n. n.
PG So 1nausfHei and Numerous are he tes'imo-
male in ssve- 81 nv Worm Destroyer that Newspaper
space 10 entirely too small 20 tell its merits
II 10 an .nfsliibls remedy FOR worms Try u ard 10
convinced sss nv Journal for more snli description
JOEy Bull
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rs yosy selL--rsa- Sir. Tacs.-- 80 efficiency :
yozr S.-s.rs-i. and ;as h-.hCz sad hsas1,&i coal
lies Il pos.s,sss send s01 ihs following s..tsrsr g
my case
/ s.swognt.i .bou. t~s years aSs- was .sfer Pr.
cnsr AM -rvsn-d for six m"rfhs Fang Tro,ec 80 "
-. M, sernas have not hesl-i vet, have not sat e
. moment since VS. wcrud.f. an ssct tNFcHy7 ~
hip. w general fs-ish il irlgsir.t. End rers <rre
thing I. Asss; na,-rs have uc-- esrs in v".- ~
sa,arits - an snyth.rr else Wish 20. to he --rr
Inc P.ssss express re hsf Ges.r tn--sr ,rf - liz
Ca,YAIs c. Z. JOHNSON
81. IctIs, -.
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s-rs. soilo.iar "a. written srr.i =el. ;srs

Mrs. Jennie Johnson. Essthsr 81 Capt JShnscr;
ns yoHs BrIt-Desr Sir: NJ hassrrt. II. G. :
johnson ~ ssigls surgeon and yhv-iei.r IN tsrir
Ne. YORK. where he died. Leaving tss sto-s g. !
johnson to nv At thrfesn yeArs 2, Ags - Hsr
chronic disrrhss and serc'.ia. sor see1 ave ySL
ssrsApsr.iIs i:cursd aim. asvsf.r ton yss.s y
commsnjei IL Ilsny in yss yrrs. Ohio snd leo -
scroeuls fever sores. aud genera derslty. Fsttec
success has attended IL. The crtss esec.-t n son
ofns Ald fsvsr sres: ].
very anxious For ny 30 sgsin Asss rsrcErse Z
yoar ssrsaps-iils He IL fearful 81 ss'trs s.nrieu
article hence his writing to yor 10! "a dis roIL-
we're terrible. but believe he will recover.
Respectfully, -
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Or. McKennsJ''
Rkcuma attic Linix.eNs.

ISL si-css irsssntiy relieve 80 re.i ees1sss sfsa-
mako lana Trrit Do uoi.fA a. 81 'rsss L. as's al
ys-s eor-s.snd a.So.lls " this srs.is.H hss'Fs.sr
The New York herald., 1873-11-22
THE PITTEBURG PRINTERS STRIKE
PITTsBURG, Pa, Nov. q,

PITTsBURG, Pa, Nov. q, 1878.
The trouble between the newspaper proprietors
and compositors Of the Typographical Union con-
tinues, ana the different ofces are being filled as
rapidly as circumstances will admit with non-nnion
printers. The strike was brought about by reason
OF the Leader proprietors discharging all their
Union printers ana putting in non-union men.
Then all the compositors in the other ofces threw
down their sticks and refused to work until the
union men should be renstated in the Leader
office. This Perhaps Is a strike that has no prece-
dent in this country, and 1t looks to-day as If the
publishers would triumph In the end. Russell
Evrett, Chairman otthe Republican State Executive
Committee, Set type all last night in the onlce Of
the Commercial, the Ring organ OF PENNSYLVANIA.
Several OF the newspaper proprietOrs also
went TO the case. The morning papers COM
ment bitterly on the action OF the Typo
graphical Union, saying that even II 1t
does give the publishers some little trouble, 1t Will
be productive OF one good resut--it VIII give them
hereafter the control of their own establishments,
winch for years they have had to be content
TO see run by birds OF passagen and '.scalawags"
from all parts OF the Continent, without the slight
ma make Sei aSS bsEsf b ha those 8 Inc
morning and It Ii thonght that In q few days al
Will have iul supply Of non-uni0n men. There ID
not union of1lce now In Pittsburg.
II is learned tonight that II. Bucher Swo0pe,
United states District Attorney and one Of the
owners OF the Telegraph newspaper, has had war.
rants issued for the arrest OF so OF the strik-
ing compositors on a charge OF conspiracy. A num-
ber OF them have been arrested and lodged In Jail
The New York herald., 1873-11-22

west from Ninth avenue. 100 feet thence southeriy.
F0urn-Iwenty-second ward two lots, south side
OF Fiityeight street, $40 eet west from the corner
OF Ninth avenue, running south on line parallel
with kiity-eighth street, 90 feet ON Ninth avenue.
Fytn.slxth ward, SIX lots ON the north side OF
along the north side. l25 ieet and same deep on q
line parallel TO Broadway.
Sirut-Four lots, being on the east side OF Mercer
and rs feet OF Bleecker street, lo5 feet In Mercer
street.
SeueaM-Five lots, Broadway and Fifty-thrd
street, l25 eet on Broadway. running easterly lo2
ieet 2 inches along FiIty-third street.
November, 1871
their son, for the sum OF S2so000 A portion OF
land at Fort Washington, being part Oh the land
conveyed to Lucius Critienden by samuel watkins
and wife by deed lS44 II runs rom the west side
oil Kingsbridge. distant % chains and "a llnss, 10
Hudson River, south IS degrees. with possession
OF water front; sealed and delivered IN presence
OF W. NJ. Tweed, Jr. This property was immedi-
ately transferred, on he same DAY, ior s2ooo0o,
| TO the POTTER 4 Stymus Manufacturing Company,
La december, 1871. a lot at the corner or s4.h
street and 5th avenue was conveyed by William NJ.
| Tweed 70 Helen n. Trask for So, ,0o0
Nov, Is7L-To Richard NJ. Tweed Twenty-sec-
ond ward, on Fity-nnth street, west TO Eighth
avenue rs feet on Niiy-ninth street. This proper
ty was sold Tor $2o0,O00 and retraus erred Tor the
/ same sum. There was also comprised IN TINS l22
feet of tenements ~ fity-eighth street ana Eighth
avenue.
Conveyance on August l6 1871, Tor the sum OF
s275, 900, TO Richaru NJ Tweed Nineteenth ward,
southeast corner OF Fifth avenue and Forty-thrd
street, 62 feet IL inches on Filth avenue and l23
feet on Forty-third street. east from Filth avenue.
0ne-third part l23 eet east from Fifth avenue, 10
feet, los in depth Forty-thlrd street; one-nalf
part on Forty third street. 10 feet los in deptn l23
feet east IRON Filth avenue, conveyed by Helen
Trask 10 W. NJ. Tweed
MARCH 20, ls72.-W. M. Tweed and Mary Jane 10
Richard NJ. Tweed, for the sum Of one dollar con-
veyed TO Richard NJ. Tweed.
Twelfth ward. l2sth street and Fourth avenue,
running thence southery and along westerly side OF
Fourth avenue to centre line OF block, 40 feet On
129h street, with buildings thereon, subject 10 a
mortgage Tor principal sum OF Sl50,O00.
Conveyance 10 w. G. Traphagen, Sixteenth ward,
on north side OF Twenty-lourth street, 200 feet
distant westerly from Third avenue, % feet Tor The
sum Of $4,000.
The New York herald., 1873-11-22
IMPORTANT POSTAL ARRANGEMENTS.

The following official document relative to q
convention with the German authorities as to
postal treaty, by which postal cards may be sent to
Germany, was received yesterday by Postmaster
James. The arrangement Is one OF great irsuor-
tsnce and at once establishes cteap nSsrage across
the ocean,
fesr orFicE DrPARry.w7, orrrcr o. Fonnrcy MAILS,
WAsnISGros, DO, Nov. 20 1873
,SIh-i nave 10 inform YOU that an arrangement has
been entered into between this Post
Department OF Germany the reciprocal exchange of
postal cards between the two countries. TO commence
December J, 1913 By this arrangmcnt United states
postal cards addressed 10 Germany, including Austria
Hungary and the Grand Dnchy Of LuxemDnrg, may be
forWsrded exclusively by means such direct
as employed in the transportation OF the direct
man n,Amercan mails on prepaymtht OF postage OF two
,sns each such prepayment TO be made ~ alxing
to inc stamp printed or impressed on the card. on the
other band. postal cards sent rom Germany 70 the
direct steamers fully prepaidpt slbereroschen
each and are 70 be delivered ~ tie Office Of destination
Postal cards not fully prepaid athc above mentioned
rates are not 70 he forwarded In TIN mails exchanged be-
You viii please give the necessary instruction. at your
9ce 70 commence The exchange f postal cards ON TIE
J0sErH Il. 'Bi1cKNN, Superintendent
THOMAS l. JAMES, Postmaster NV York, N. \.
PROMOTIONS
The annexed list shows thcpromotons made by
postmaster Jamesvto to take eject on tho LIST OF De-
cember prox. :--Henry O. Pearson, to be Assistant
Postmaster vice Bankson n Morgan, resigned !;
Anthony Yeoman, to be General superintendent
vice Pearson, promoted; Dwight A. Lawrence, 70
be superintendent In Charge OF Letter and News
noted; Daniel q. Gillette, TO be Night Superin-
tendent In Charge, Vice Lawrence, promoted
Thomas r.. Bannerman. to be Secretary, yicc Gil
lJetIe PxQm0teds
The New York herald., 1873-11-22
FUNERAL OF EX-GOVERNOR vRooM

The remains OF the lamente0 Ex-Governor
vroom, OF New Jersey were consigned TO the tomb
yesterday afternoon In Somerville, N j.. amid
the sorrow and regret OF large assemblaQc OF re-.
spectacle citizens from Oil sections of the State
At hafpast nine O'Clock in the forenoon the fupe-
raj cortege formed in Trenton and proceeded "a,
the railroad depot, where special train was
In waiting to convey the mournful procession
TO It's destination. The leading dignatarcs OF the
State, Bench and Bar were present in large num-
oers, among them being Governor Parker, Sec
retary OF State Kelsey, Chancellor Runyon, cx-
Governor Olden, Chief Justice Beasely, the Judges
or the Supreme Court, Benjamin Il. Lee, and a
large delegation OF the legal fraternity and citizens
AZ large. The pail bearers were Governor Parker,
Ex-Governor 0ldcn Chief Justice Beascly, Attorney
General Gnchrist Courtandt Parker, Abraham
browning, cx-Chanccor Green and Judge
Scuddor. The Executive and state Departments
were closed, and the flag on the State Capitol was
at half mast during the entire day. The principal
places OF business on the line OF the funeral route
wore also closed. Governor Parker issued proc
iamanen arlogistic OF the deceased statearnan
anu lurst, ana also recommending the mark OF re,
spcct PAID to his memory by the closing OF tho
Executive and State Departments. Mayor Bricsr
oi trenton, also took similar action. Tie commyR
nifty ~ large feel deep over the loss OF suei
san e@lnept citizen and public benefactor.
The New York herald., 1873-11-22
LABOR MOVEMENTS.

About 500 men are now at work in the Troy IN.
~ iron works.
In conscquencesof the hard times the Evansville
Qnd.) Commercial has suspended.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company has
adopted the eight hour system in It's works at Pied
mont Pa, and has reduced the wages OF Its work
men.
Nearly all OF the itinerant one-horse shows have,
in consequence OF the hard tmes withdrawn their
claims for public patronage and gone into winter
quarters.
The Woods Cutlery Company, OF Bennington,
Hisborough county, N. H., has decided TO run
its works on full time during the winter, but
with 10 per cent reduction wages.
The Western and Atlantic Railroad Company
paid on its mpoyes on the l4th inst. with Georgia
Central Railroad shinpasters instead Of green
backs.
The paymaster of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road is passing over the line, dealing out months
wages to each of the employees.
The great depression In the coal and iron inter-
ests at Scranto Pa, has partially subsded, and
better feeling prevails among the employers and
w0rkingmen.
The three large cotton mills Of J. A. Hovey at
Ballston Spa, N. Y, notwithstanding the reduction
OF 10 per cent on the wages OF the employees, have
been compelled to close up and discharge their
workmen.
The employees OF Knckerbocker's Axe and Scythe
Works. at Baston Spa, n. Y, lave submitted TO q
reduction OF Is per cent in their wages.
The hotel business throughout the country. IT is
represen ed is receiving rather than It's share
OF the panic. Unlike other xmas OF business, it
not conveniently make any reduction in the num-
Der OF employees nor run on short time, and most
OF the hotels are now losing money.
On Tuesday last the manufacturers OF South
Adams, Mass, reduced the wages OF their employees
15 per cent, which resulted In pretty general
strike. The strikers are willing to accept small
reduction, but the manufacturers refuse to com.
promise.
The Troy IN " Times, OF November 20, says:-
"The panic is certainly abating. Manufacturing
establishments that have suspended operations
are resuming work to moderate extent This is
observable here, as elsewhere. The fact must be
borne in mind that this is always the dull season.
when manufacturers either shut down entirely or
very much lessen their productions"