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Newspaper Page TextDAILY ENQUIRER-SUN: COLUMBUS, GEORGIA, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1874. A Well-to-do Farmer and Happy No* frow. A correspondent gives as the following account of what he has seen in Talbot county. What n prosperous and happy section tho South would be to-day, if all its farms were managed as judiciously and all its laborers as contented and in dustrious : I stopped last night with a planter in Talbot county who runs a five mule farm. Without imported fertilizers ho has raised 1,200 bushels of corn, Silo bushels of wheat, has two acres in potatoes, not yet dug, oats, rye, barley and peas bountifully. Thoy were making cane syrup; said thoy would make two barrels or more; had 22 pork hogs up fattening, which will aver age 200 pounds. Ho has made about seventeen bags of cotton—crop a little abort. His freedmen were his servants in slave times. They refuse to leave him. They havo settlements round on his land—have cows and hogs, and vegetable patches, make their own syrup, and live well. Last hut not least, the gentleman wears a nice sort of mixed jeans, cut and made by his wife, and when we came to tho table—Good-bye, all cotton! —fat beef steak, largo si ces of fried ham and gravy, biscuit, butter, eggs, coffeo, syrup, waf fles, &c. The Hog and Corn Crops. Reports from two hundred and fourtcon points in Illinois, Kansas, Nebraska, Iowa, Missouri, Ohio and Indiana, tho great corn and hog producing states, seem to confirm opinions previously published, indicating a decrease in hogs and a fair- crop of corn. In tho majority of in stances tho number of hogs reported is considerably less than at this time last year, as confirmed by the official reports of the several State auditors. There is but little doubt us to there beiug fewer hogs iu the country than at this time last soauon. In almost all soctions of the country hogs are reported iu poor condi tion, owing to the scarcity of old corn. In Canada, it is also said there will bo a slight falling off iu tho number. The corn crop, according to latest esti mates, will bo a fair one, but ns there is very little of last year’s corn uow on baud, amt as tho market price is fully 100 per cont. higher than in 1873, it Beems pro bable that tho farmers will sell their hogs early in tho season, in order to realize a better value for tho corn. Last year the price of hogs at Chicago rouged from $3.50 to $4 on the 1st of No- vemher, to $4,024 to $5.75 at tho close of February, and tho result was a safe price for product at which shippers early, aud speculators late, took hold free. This year, however, wo shall doubtless com mence packing at much higher rates, and ns the country is bare of stock, tho new crop will doubtless be largely drawn upon to supply the immediate necessities of trade, both home and foreigu. Summer curing lias been more extensively carried on this season than ever before, aud es pecially iu tho West, und the product has generally given much butter satisfaction than winter cured stocks. Owing to the ac.ircity of winter meats, tho Southern trade has taken tho ieo-curcd to a larger extent than usual, while thero has also been a largo amount of old and damagod bacon roshipped from Liverpool and sent South, which has completely cleared both Europe and America of old crop. Long clour was at first tho only cut inquired for, but of lato Staffordshire, Cmuberlauds and St rat fords have boon in dotnand. This shows conclusively that tho num ber of hogs cut during the summor lias been greater thou lost year, and that tho balance left since tho returns of the Government Statistical Bureau’s report was made np is less iu propoition than for last year or for former years. So far statistics enable us to judge of tho course of the future market; but, as we have often remarked before, statistics nro getting, year l>y your, to bo loss relied upon by the mercantile community, be cause they have so often and almost inva riably foiled them of late years. No stronger illustration of this fact is needed than i ho statistical position of the provi sions market a year ago, which unmistak ably pointed to low, or at least not to high prices. This was accepted by the trade generally early in tho season to be the situation, and yet speculators took hold of tho whole crop later and carried it suc cessfully through at the highest point known for years. And no one seems yet able to account fully for this apparently anomalous condition of affairs. Clenrly, statistics failed. The causes of these changes are in constantly changing cur rents of trade and different modes of bus iness, to which must bo added the specu lative or non-spoculative disposition of tho trade itself during different periods. In views of these facts, tho provisions trade are standing aloof, and the question of future prices is as doubtful as ever.— New York Commercial Bulletin. A DiHconrngcd Correspondent. The Tribune's special New Orlcaus cor respondent complains as follows, under date of the 13th inst.: I am growing discouraged. When I came lo Louisiana stories of outrages, intimidation and terrorism iu tho Gulf States were pouring into the office of tho Attorney Goneral at ft rate which led mo to think that before the day of election there would bo few colored Republicans left lo tell tho tale. Nearly four weeks havo passed, and I am still patiently waiting for mutorial for nt leust one letter to bo devoted to this exciting subjoot. My valise has been packed to go with mo at a moment’s notice to any part of the State where the whippings, tho a&sassi- natious and tho massacres may be re ported iu progress, aud, in order that nothing of tho sort might escape me, I havo hauntod the newspupor offices by day and by night, and vigorously ques tioned and cross-questioned every citizen arriving from “up tha river,” “down the river,'’ “the lied river country,” “the Techo,” or any other s ction reported by Kellogg to be in n bail way. But nil in vain. The outrages are not forthcoming ; and yet tho period of my sojourn in Lou- . isiana has been one of the most eventful and exciting in its decidedly eventful and exciting history. Ucn Banks on LoiilNinun. Gen. Banks addressed the pooplo of Bunker Ilill District on the 21st, upon public questions. We quote from the Globes report of his speech tho following allusion to Louisiana: Louisiana is in tho hands of a govern- mont that has not a shadow of right, there is no order and no help from tho courts of justice; the public money is squandered and tho public treasury is plundered; the State is blistered with debts and heavy taxation, and nothing is left but repudiation. And yet wo are told that if wo change those things wo shall be ousted from power and see again a recurrence of our old troubles. Thero can bo no such thing as prosperity when half tho States of the Union are in disorder and a state of quasi rebellion; half of us cannot ro* main iu beggary while the other half roll in wealth; there must be a union of in terest, and then tho welfare and prosperi ty of the country will be assured. These pooplo demand an honorable government, und Congress must give it them as far as it lies iu the power of Congress to do so. In speaking of tho finances of the coun try, he said that while tho valuation of property had been increased but one-half, taxation hud increased four hundred per cent. CLOTHING. Largest Stock, Best Goods, Lowest Prices 1 AT THE BALTIMORE MUG HOUSE l ✓ 88 Broad Street. Business Suits, Walking Suits, Dress Suits, Over Coats, Talmas, Ac. A complete assortment or Youths’ and Bovs’ Clothing. A line lino of Whito and Fancy Shirts, Under Shirts, Neckties, Scarfs, Hats, Caps, And ovorvtlil Sturo, TO Ot xtraord All go mis warranted to to as represented, live us a trial. HOFFLIN, RICH A CO., 88 Broad St., Columbus, Ga. Mr. J. O. HARRIS is with us, and w ll l>e dcasod to *00 his friends. oct2 tf DeodteW DRY COODS. 8. DRY LANDAU Eli REMEMBER, The New York Store! The New York Store! GOODS OF ENDLESS VARIETY AND LOWEST COST! The Now York Store, The Now York Storo, Tho Now York Store. all in want of dry goods, GAM. ON S. LANDAUER, 3. LANDAUER. DON’T FORGET—THE NEW YORK STORE, 82 Broad Street, 82 Broad Street, 82 Broad Street. 'X'lie New York Store, The New York Store. Now York I*rices, New York Prices. COME ONE, OOME AT.Ti. , OOME ONE, COME Alili. W. J. WATT. CROCERIES. J. A. WALK UK. THOMAS & PRESCOTT id Winter of 1874 u EXCELLENT Business Suits Elegant Dress Clothing! All at Prices Lower thin Ever. _Columbus, Ga., Sopt. 10,1874. tr L. P. AENCHBACHER, Tailor and Cutter. P0p23 am FOR SALE AND RENT. For Sale or Rent. M Y FARM known as tho Thompson i place, V/, miles oast ol Box Springs K ou Muscogee Railroad, consisting of f>07 •**”- icros—:ioo cleared, and halanco well tluibwrod and nearest the depot. Mr. Tom Persons now resides on t lie place. Good tramod and painted and celled house ; healthy and excellent neigh borhood. Price *2,50) cash. Terms known at my lr oct25 d&wtf For Rent. CARPENTER SHOP AT BROAD and Thomas streets. Apply to sepl7 tr MRS. L. F. MEYER. For Rent. EEriNU 116 Broad St. For Rent. nco second door sou Paul Church, at present ocoupted hjr fl Mr. Poyton. Possession given first Oct. ” terms, &e., apply to aug2l oodtf J. S. JONES. O* It wo For Runt. NE-IIALF OF PLANTERS’ HOTEL, would make a comfortable residence or an swer well for a cheap plaeo to accommodate Day Boarder?. Apply to _oct25 eodlw ESTES &. SON Administrator’s Sale. he Into residence < in Muscogee county. 6th, and lrom day to day until the same Is ('(included, the personal and perishable property of his estate, consisting of Horses, Minos, Cattle, Hugs, Sheep, Corn, Fodder, Cotton Seed, din, Wagons, Carriage ono Copper Still, Plantation Implements, and many other articles necessary for farming und houso-kcepinu. Sale mado under an order of the Honorable Court of Ordinary of Muscogee county. Terms cash. JOSEPH F. POU, oct24 did Adtu’r, &c. Administrators’ Sale. Hill, in Wynnton, the perishable proporty . said estate, consisting ol ono splendid Family Horse, ono largo, fino Mule, ono Sundown ono almost new :i-llor?o Wagon. 125 bu-hoh corn, sovoral thousand pounds Peaviuo Hay, Oats, Fodder. Pea?, fee.. Farm Implements. Household aud Kitchen Furniture, &c. H. H. KPP1NO, A. M. BRANNON, Temporary Administrators. Plantation Stock and farm ing Utensils for Rent. ^divided nttonthi l will rent or lease what 1 Chappell farm, at Warrb WATT & WALKER, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Grocers and Commission Merchants, Corner under Hnnkin House, H ave now in store and to arrive, everything usually kept in a First Cl««s Provision Storo, to-wU : 60 hhds. Clear Rib Bacon Sides. 50 ** Bacon Shoulders. 25 boxes Ice-Cured White Meat. 150 Rolls Heavy Bagging. 450 Bundles Iron Tics. 200 bbls. Flour, all grades. 50 “ Whiskey. 100 " Sugar, and everything in quantity and qual ity to suit the most fastidious. Soap, Salt, Syrup, Cheese, Coffoe, Molasses, Mackerel, & c Will have FLORIDA SYRUP as soon as tho season will permit Its being shipped. «r Don’t forgot tho place. «1«B tf WATT & WALKER, New Advertisements. TIB W-BHAMPL £ XUu£«'«mbii with Chromes. Sei at homo, too per ... „ r lUI required. Par ticulars and vatuablo sample! sent free. Ad dress, with o rent return stamp, C. ROSS, Williamsburg, N. Y. 4w suBscitimoOooKS^r gantly Illustrated. Great inducements to Agents, tor forms and circulars, addross, Nsw Would Pum.iBuiwo Co., Phtlad’a. 4w TTf AV lr At homo, male or female; *35 per ¥w UJL UvWtck, day nr evening. No capital. frtvnll" 0 *°ih1 valuable package of 1UJ, UiJLlgotids by mall rrco. Addross with ten oonts return stamp, 01. YOUNG, 173 Green wich street, N. Y. 4w tlonory Package out. Samplo paekago, post paid, for 25o. Circulars free. J. BRIDE, 767 Broadway, N. Y. 4w ArciiIs Wanted! Diploma Awarded r« r non™ pictorial Bibles 1,300 Illustrations. Address for circulars A. .1. Holman 6l Co., 930 Arch st., Phlla. Aw For Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, AND ALL THROAT DISEASES, WELLS’ CARBOLIC TABLETS PUT TJP ONLY IN llliir*: BOXES. A TRIED AND SURE REMEDY. Sold by Druggists.4W A NEW ENTERPRISE ! WE HAVE ESTABLISHED A WHOLESALE DRY GOODS HOUSE, ENTIRELY SEPARATE FROM OUU RETAIL STORE, _A.t UNTO. 132 Broad Street, AND ARE PREPARED TO SELL Dry Goods, Notions, Clothing, Hats, Boots and Shoes AS LOW AS ANY JOBBING HOUSE IN NEW Y UK Oil ELSEWHERE convince any merchant that tho above statomont is correct, wo pro; oso to duplicate any New York iu videos they may bring us. N. B —Parti s desirous ol buying at retail will find our Rotail House (No. 164 Broad streot) supplied with desirable and soavouable goods, which will bo sold at bottom prices. We have employed comi ctent and pulUoSalesmen, who will tako pleasure in showing goods. CAWLEY & LEWIS, ioi«o ilawiy Columfam.. G-ft. NEW GROCERY STORE. POLLARD & KARRIS, Old Stand of J. K. Redd S. Co. (next door to Ohattnhoochoo National Bank.) A FULL LINE OF FRESH GROCER1K oelvod. Having bought our goods li Guaranteeing our prices to bo as low as the city Free . f Charge. Glvo us a call, CASH, wo shall soil then i iu tho city. Goods 111 do our best to please. Torma Strictly Ca«li ! POLLARD & HARRIS, UoltinilMin, Georgia. CLOTHINC. INTETW ARRIVAIiS —OF— FALL 5 WINTER CLOTHING ! AGENTS WANTED roll TUB (UIANDBST II00K KVF.R I'l'UMSlILD. YOUMAN'8 | M I EVERYDAY DICTIONARY | | WANTS. Contains 20,000 Ucelpos Tor everything, f&ona fide number: beware of imitations). Abso lutely indispensable to all elaasos, saving money dally to every buyer. Soiling faster than any othor throe books combined! Six teen page circular and extra tortus freo. F. A. IIi tciunhon & Co., Cincinnati, Ohio. 4w Waters 1 New Scale Pianos, Snt AUE ANll UPRIGHT, CONCERTO ORGANS cannot bo n.votdlcd in tone or beauty ; thoy defy com petition. The Concerto Stop Is a lino imita tion of the Human Voice. Wurr.ntod tor six years. Trices oxtromoly low for cash or part cn-h, and balance in monthly payments. Socond-hand Instruments at groat bargains. AgeutB wantod. A liberal discount to Teachers, Minister?, Churches, Schools, Lodges, etc. Illustrated Catalogues mailed. HORACE WATERS 6c SON, 4«l Broadway, Now York. P. U. Box 3567. 4w additional shipments of i rocoivlng every wcok, from our Manufacturer, MILLINERY. New IVlillinery and Fancy Goods ! New Clothing; of all kinds. Our Goods nro mado to order, of Good Materials, and warranted to glvo satisfaction, at rices lower than ovor before ottered in this market. Look bnfuro you buy. Romembor our motto—GU1CK SALES AND SMALL Fill HITS. #4- Spocial orders solicited. THORNTON X ACRE, ocuui ilomlfcw 78 Broad Streot. Rflrs. LEE, 75 Broad Street, W OULD rcspoct fully inform tlio Ladies that sbo ha?.just.returned from Now York with the largest, prettiest mid cheapest stock of Millinery and Fan. y Goods ovor brought to ' ‘ market. It consists in part or tho following goods, viz : Ladies’, Misses’ and Children’s Hats, trimmed and un- TKIMMEI). llONNETS, FLOWEHS, FEATHEKS AND I.AUES. • Bonnot and Sash Ribbons, Nock Ties, Embr’d Handk’fs, Berlin and Kid Gloves in every variety. Ladies’ Underwear and Corsets, Black Crapo Colllars and Veils. Hair Goods-and Jet Jewelry a specialty. Columbus, Ga., 1>ctob« very shade, :i r11th,1874. id many other goods which she oilers lo Millinery and Hair Goods Emporium. Mrs. M. R. HOWARD, Randolph Street. rOULD respectfully call tho attention of tlie Ladies to her elegant and cheap stock of Fall and Winter Millinery, selected by experienced buyers In the New York and Baltl- o mat hots, consisting of LADIES’, MISSES’ AND CHILDREN’S Trimmed and Untrimmed Hats and Bonnets, Ribbons, Laces and Flowers, Feathers, Velvets, ItKAI. AND IMITATION HAIR SWITCHES, BEAT. ANT) IMITATION JEWELRY. I defy competition In prices. octls tf IRON WORKS AND MACHINERY. COLUMBUS IRON WORKS CO., FOUNDERS AND MACHINISTS. Columbus, Georgia. MANUPACTUBKU8 OK STEAM ENGINES ANI) BOILERS, CIRCULAR SAW MILLS, FLOURING AND COTTON MILL MACHINERY* CANE MILLS, SYRUP KETTLES, HORSE POWERS, PUMPS PULLEYS. SHAFTING AND HANGERS. ALBUMS’, GOLDEN’S, AND OTHER IMPROVED IRON 8JREW COTTON PRESSES, TELLIER’S and MUHL’S PATENT ICE MACHINES. Are Agents for THE ECLIPSE DOUBLE'TURBINE WATERWHEELS him! Pb’LSOM ETER PUM PS. TUttY KUKP CONSTANTLY ON HAND HOLLOW WARE. FIRE DOGS, COAL GRATES, GIN GEARING, STEAM AND WATER PIPE, PIPE FITTINGS, GLOBE CHECK. SAFETY AND STOP VALVES, GAUGE COCKS, STEAM & WATER GAUGES, mill a general iiHNortiiicnt i f Engineera’ and M arliinialH’ Supplier*. SADDLES, HARNESS, ETC. H. MIDDLE BROOK, MANUFACTURER .-yxoruL ANl) DEALER IN \.?r “ ^ MuttinguluN, Has on hand a largo stock of ovory stylo and quality, from tho choapost to the host. Ladles’ and Cents’ Trunks, Valises and Traveling Bags, ATENT DASII ENAMEL LEATHER, HARNESS, SOLE AND UPPER LEATHER Enninoleil Clotli of nil hinds. Leather mnl Rubber Belting, Collui'M, Hitmen, Tmcc-ChniiiH, Whips, Bliiiil-BridleH, Baeh-BmiilH, HIIh, Buckles, Spurs, and nil articles In this lino usually kept In a first class house. llh n viow of closing out my bust i, and would bo All goodH In my lino will hu sold at reduced price, ness at an early day. TERMS STRICTLY GASH. Mr. MARK A. BRADFORD, formerly with Mr. W. R. Kent, Is with ploasod to ’’ * *' — 1 —* i all his old customor? and Iriuntls. oct4 oodfcwSm xx. MronijiEiitnooK, . No. 94 Broad Street. BOOTS AND SHOES. KOli’T O. POPE. JAS. W. LONG. wtjog NTEW Wv ]|rB00T and SHOE STORE. ’OPE X.OXMTO- WB Altli KBUEIV1NU AND OPENING AT TnTo. 104 IBi'ocxcl Street, xext noon to ,v. kyi.i: a co. AN ENTIRELY NEW 8TOUK OF The Mason & Hamlin Organ Company, wlnnorsof tliruo hlghost Medals and Diploma of Honor at Vienna, ’73, and Paris, ’67, now oiler tho finest assortment ol the host Catdtiot Organs in the world, lncludlug now stylus with recent ltuprovouiunts, not only exclu sively for cash, as formerly, but also on new ^ , Illustrated aloguos and circulars, with lull particulars, sent treo on rotprest. Address POSTPONEMENTS IMPOSSIBLE! ...$20- WILL 11UY A First Mortgage Premium Bond ok tub Now Y oris. INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION CO., 2d From I it in Brawlng, llor. 7, 1A74. 3d Ncrlen llrawlng, Jnmmry 4. 1»75. EVERY BOND will bo Hodoomod with a Premium, us an equivalent lor Interest. Capital Premium, 8100,000 Address, for Bonds and full Informal Ion, MORCENTHAU, BRUNO A CO., Financial Agents, 23 Pauic Row’, N. Y. Post Offlco Drawer 88. 4w First Grar.d Gift Concert. MONTPELIER Female Humane Associate At Alexandria, Va. WovomlDor 80, 1074. LIST OF GIFTS. 1 Grand Gash Gltt *100,non 1 Grand Gush Gilt 1 Grand Gash Gift 26,» o lo Gash Gilts, *lJ,ooo each 100,000 16 Gash Gifts, * *" 6o Ga h Gilts, 100 Gash Gifts, l,o< o Gash Gills, 1,000 Gash UlltH, 20,a 0 Gush Gifts, 22,178 Gash Gifts, Amounting to *1,000,000 NI MBLR OF ritKiym, 100,000. 1’UICU OK TIOKKT8. Wlndo Tlokots *20 00 Halves 10 00 tJuarters 6 00 • • ■■ * — !t M BOOTS O l SHOES DIRECT FROM THE MANUFACTUR 600 each 60000 loo each 100,000 60 each 60,000 20 each 400,Out) A. CARD. The Coliunlma Iron Works Company will furnisli Plans, Drawings mnl Estimate* for Cotton mid Woolen Mills, and will contract for furnishing and erecting the plete Machinery mnl appliances for same, off tho best mnl most upprov and upon the most favorable terms. log vtxl patterns, lhCp20 tl COTTON WAREHOUSES. L. M. 1HJI HUP. ti. M. WILLIAMS. known as th. Stand, Ala., with a portion of tho mule? all the farming utensils. About 800 scros open land, gin house and Schofield pr Labor can t.e had on reasonnIdo term?, 1 corn bought at this time lor 75c per bushel In the neighborhood, and on tho place. Tho tarm is widely known as a most excellent ono. J AN. M, RUSSELL. Law Office, Columbus, ua. BURRUS A WILLIAMS, Warehouse & Commission Merchants, Alabama Warehouse, Columbus, Ga. HIDES. Important to Merchants. M. M. Corner Bridge ji HIRSCH, ltd Oglelhorpo strut Important to the Public. M. M. HIRSCH. and Ugletorpe, and Crawford Hta. Ija28 dly Pull Stock of Bagging and Ties on hand. . tho Brown Cotton Gin. ' r. W. II. II UGII2 1? with nm hh gcalrsinnn, and will be plume d to * Jyl- «n. We also sell M. A 1.1.KN. I'lyi'Hli I’HKKK. F'onti line W tirehouse. ALLEN, PREER & ILLGES, Cotton Factors & Commission Merchants wr. R»:i‘AIK Al.li RIPPIXUN Fit 1:1: OF CIIARUF., tnd nunrnntca saUeiuoUnn In every Inrtitneo. Partb'K will find It t<> thulr Intorcst. to glvo us a call oct.4 dAtwIy BOOTS AND SHOES. WeGiveThem Fits! KV VKKV DAY AT THE ODD SHOE RESTAURANTS. TIIB ARBOR. STOKE—Noil! FiO, EASY Flt»-bwn Knnwn “ Block of FINE HOOTS, Ell 'EM AND tnunnt. AliHOK" n:ioil i< GAITERS, In all tho favorito Htylo? We havo a line of LoW-PRh'ED, lieu' ami ?ub- Htuutlal work for tho Farm, tho Work Shop, for School Wear, aud for Bu?ino?s, ALL WARRANTED. We Give Them Satisfaction^ A? to Price, Stylo and Durability. wk op mu BOOTS, BROGANS, PLOW-SHOES, and a full lino of STAPLE nud FANOY WORK, AT WHOLE- SALE, at liuuroH Unit MUST prove attractive to clone buyer?. WELLS & CURTIS. No. 73 Bronci St., oct23 tl Sign of tin- lllg !*•■'>». REAL ESTATE AGENTS. JOHN BLACKMAH, St. Clair Street, Gunby’n Building, next to Proer, lllgo? te Co. Real Estate Brokerage & Insurance. HY I’EKMIriHIOlV, To Murcliniits’ and Mmhanica’ Bank, tl.lt city. Choice Lh|iti rkot aliordB, Saloon and Res ile I? now prepared to furnish Meal?, may id cuHtouio ivlll bo tlio best the octH-tf LtuhtiiH or each Coupons.. b% Tickets lor lOU 00 Tho Montpelli-r Fetnalo Humane A??ocla- tlou, chartered hy the LoglHlature of Vlrgiiiiu and the Circuit Court of Orange county, pro poses by a Grand Gift Concert to establish and endow a “Heme for the Gld,*lnffrtn and Dost!- lute Ladles of Virginia,” at Montpolior, tlio former rontdeme ol President James Madlaon. (Jovkiinou’s Okkicb, RiciiMOWD, July 3, 1874. It ullords me pleasure to nay that lam well acquainted with a largo majority ot thPofflccru of the Montpelier Female Humuiie Associa tion, who reside In the vicinity of iny koine, and I attest thulr intelligence and their worth and high leputiitlon a? gontlomcn, as w* 11 i»a the public ocutldenoc, inttuonce and subs 'ini tial means liberally represented among them. JAS. L KEMPER, Gov. of Va. Alkxanduia, Va., July 8, 1874. • • • I commend them as gents of honor and Integrity, aud lully entitled to tho confi dence of tho public. R..W HUGHES. \J. S. Judge Eastern Dist. of Va. Further references by permission: Ills Ex- rclleney <l Inert (J. Walker, ex Governor of Va.; Hon. Robert. K. Withers, Lleut-Uov. ol Va. und U. S. Senator elect; ScnuUrs and Mom tiers of Congress from Virginia. ■ Remittance? lor ticket? may bo made by ex- i pro??, prepaid, postotflco umnoy o iler ou Washington, D.C.. or by registered letter. For lull particulars, testimonials, ito., send lor circulars. Address, lion. jami:n IIak 110UK, Presd’t M. F. H. A., Alexandria, Va. , Re liable Agents wanted everywhere. octH 4w Reich’s Restaurant No. IIS Broad St., I I AS just, been opened, and Is n«»w prepared J..L to lay heloro it? guest? 11ml patrons a BILL OF FARE KQTJA-Xi TO A3NTY i Found only at ltr«t. claps Hotels and Rostau. rants in the largest cities ol tho Union. Ue' Prompt attention and Mtuouublu rates. BANS SGUCS Bar, Restaurant a Ten Pin Alley. HAVE you TRIED JURUBEBA? Weak, Nervous, or Debilitated ? Arct you no Ismitfiilil that any exertion ■uqiiircs nt'iro of an effort titan you feed capable ff making 7 'I'll<* 11 fry Jl lll'IILHA, tho wonderful I'ulile mid liivignriil.il, which uel?H,.heitt fici l kUy .Im' 1 vVnd V'.rcert." OI gin " ' W ’ m|Ur V ' gUr /( is im alcoholic appetizer, which Htiiuitlatca or a short time, only to lot the sufferer fall to a owor depth of inhcry, but tt I? u vegetable tonic tcllng (lire, tly t)H tlio liver and spleen. It r«‘|Clll»l4>N ll»<* HotVttlN, quiets the IN If AM UOOIMIfH (iroeary Rtoro oontlnuoa it? well-earned larity. Country produce bought goods always on hand, l'ho^old plaeo. T>EST OF WINES, LIQUORS & CIGARS. 13 OYSTERS, FISH, GAME, and Choice j ' Meal? served at all hours, at roiuiunablo prlcot, 1 . 1,w «P«ruUo» In not ’Violent, hut is nnl 1 rival0 room* when desired. 1 cbaruclorixt-d by great gontlouess; tlio patient jx- I II K TEN PIN ALLEY Is tho best ovor cJ»«»»go, no marked results, constructed In Columbus. Mr. JAS. FOR AN but gradually lit* troulnos has charge. I “Hold their touts, I1K0 tlm Aratm, oct2l tt A. J. BOLAND, Proprietor. | And silently stoat away.” Tills is no now and ntitrioil discovery, but has (rammer? tS( ablest. I •»*.'>. l "*'« .."-J »l‘(. won,l..rr.il r.'li.r.liu! rr.'.ll., rnc<l i/opu- xdtl. Fresh *18 I BOp26tt S( II Illl’M 1 been h*ng usod with r^t ILIIIUM. H)ill . H , t) ||||.||eHt medical t. 1st, 1?74. Horses or ties “tlm m.idl poworful tonic an all m will be charged known." nth, and bills must, bo paid promptly ; AsU your Uriiggint for If. cntl ol each mouth, tr contract, ceases. j Forsulohy WM. V. KlbDLR A CO.. 4w Now York.

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