SEYMOUR

city in Jackson county, Ind., about 60 miles S. of Indianapolis, served by the Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern, Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Chicago and St. Louis, Chicago and Terre Haute and Southeastern Railroads. It is the center of a rich farming and stock raising region, and carries on a large trade in agricultural and dairy products. Among its chief manufacturing establishments are flour and hominy mills, printing plants, harne and factories, woolen mills, bottling works and chair factories. There are eleven churches, two public and parochial schools, a high school, two newspapers and three banks, Pop. 7,348. Amer. statesman; governor of New York State, 1852-54, 1863-65; incurred _unpopularity for vetcing Temperance Bill. E.), seaport town, Var, France; shipbuilding yards. Pop. 19,750. town, on Gulf of Gabes, Tunis; exports fruit, oil; taken by the French, 1881. Pop. 48,000.