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~ r - • • . DAILY ENQUIRER-SUN: COLUMBUS, GEORGIA, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1874. -p& PRENHIXOH. DRY GOODS. —Texas Las u newnpoper called the Hoeing Ball. The Courier- Journal »«$•« the editor probably circulates it with a •hot •gun.'’ —The Houston (Texas) Chronicle gaily exclaims : “Glory to God! Two dollars received at the office yesterday ! Bring in your washbill!” —A Milwaukee man stated that he really needed some active, regular exer cise. A friend suggested that he mix his "Wherewithal Shall Ye be Clothed?’ cisc. A friend suggested own cocktails. —In Fayette county, Iowa, three candi dates are running as best they can for the office of Recorder, though minus four legs between them, iwo of them having a leg apiece and the third no leg at ail. —Dakota is the white man’s piMnnncia- tion of Lah-ko-tu, the name by which the Sioux call themselves. The moaning of Lah-ko-ta is “the cut throats," aud iu the sign language they indicate themselves by drawing the hand across the throat. —California farmers are urge 1 to turn their attention more to the cultivation of cotton aud tobacco than to that of wheat. In Colusa eouuty Andrew Rutland expects to net fifty dollars an acre from his cot ton. —Simon Dickerson, of Marion, Living, aton county, Michigan, recently threshed 118 bushels of wheat, which grew upon two acres of gronud : and William Stepd- mau, of Genoa, raised 807 bushels upon nix acres. —The Toledo Historical Society hns been presented with u little, completely formed whi'h was found inside the yolk of a hen’s egg. It is nearly an inch long, of the usual shape, aud the shell (whioh is hard) is foiwed. —A fast trotter has turned up at Karl- ville, III., in the person of a horse of un known pedigree, named Observer, who has already accomplished his 2:28. His owner, a farmer, in not too well-to-do-cir- cumstailces, h is refused $l<i,<>00 in ca-h. —Catgut, which is largely used iu the manufacture of musical instruments, is prepared!rom the intestines of the sheepor goat, and its manufacture) is confined chiefly to Italy. It is said that no manu facture of the article is known in this country. —Mr. George Jerome, one of the Fish Commissioner.'* of Michigan, declares that every acre of water,if properly cultivated, iu equal iu food-producing value to an aore of land, aud that the present food aupply from water is equal to 5,750,000 ttle of i TO ANSWER THIS 60 TO THE NEW YORK STORE, 4. and Waterproofs in cattle of an average weight of 700 pounds. —According to a statement recently made by Prof. Mansfield, 000,000 head of cattle, 800,000 sheep, 1,000,000 hogs, L\- 000,000 barrels of flour, 800,000 bairel* of corn and rye, with milk, fish, fruit, vegetables and groceries to correspond, are annuully required to feed the {ample of New York and the adjaoeut suburbs. passed in qu tllty «nd url -e Sauth of the Wholes* la Houses of tho Great Metropolis. These goods have just arrived, and wore selected with the greatest t are. They i dude— 1. Dress Goods of Every Style and Variety. Flannels, Woolens, Shawls, Skirts, Blankets, Quilts. House-Furnishing Goods,' including Sheetings, Table Cloths, Towels, Napkins, aud L'ncnsof every ki: d nnd ut do. Prints, Bleached and Brown Cottons and Factory Checks, tec. Jeans, Cassimeres, Tweeds endless variety. Hosiery, Gloves, Corsets, Handkerchiefs, Lace and Embroidery. Ribbons, Laces, Trimmings, all the Latest Novelties. Notions and Fancy Goods of Every Description. Bugle Laces, Bug c 1 r'.tmuings, Bugle Bells. The most superior article of Kid Gloves from 75c to *1.00. 10. Ladies’ and Gentlemen’s Underwear and Furnishing Goods. 11. Boots, Shoes, Hats, Clothing, and every article of this kind to be found In the largest homes ol the greatost cltios. 6. IRON WORKS AND MACHINERY. CEORCIA STATE FAIR. COLUMBUS IRON works co„ THE GREAT GEORGIA STATE FAIR FOUNDERS AND MACHINISTS, 1 OF 1 87 4. Columbus, Georglu. XANL*FACTUItKltS C 1 The Annuel Fair of the Georgia State Agricultural Society for IS74* WILL BE 11 ELI) AT STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS, CIRCULAR SAW MILLS. FLOURING AND COTTON NULL MACH IN CRY. CANK MILLS. SYRUP KETTLES, HOUSE lMWLltS, l’UMt**. PULLEYS, Mil ACTING AND HANGERS. ALUMS’, GOLDEN'S, AND OTHER TELLIER’S and MUHL'S PATENT ICE MACHINES. Are Agents for THE ECLIPSE iMMIll.i: TURBINE WATER WHEELS nnd pi; lsom eter pu m ps. TUKY KKKr COXBTAN1I.Y ON HAJIt» HOLLOW WARE, FIRE DOGS, COAL GJllTEH, GIN GEARING STEAM AND WATER PIPE, PIPE FITTING: GLOBE CHECK. SAFETY AND STOP VALVES, GAUGE COCKS, STEAM * WATER GAUGES, nnd n general mmho.'S ment ef Engineer*' and MuililnUn’ supplies. IRON nnd BRASS CASTINGS and SPECIAL MACHINERY t maite for Price Ll*t*. A. CARD. Oglethorpe Park, Atlanta, Georgia, BEGINNING 0CT013UR 1»TH, CONTINUING OlVUl W1JEK! 816,000 In Promluma Offered, all in CASH Excopt Med als and Diplomas. Mo Silver Plato. NO ENTRY FEES CHARGED I The Coluuibua Iron for Cottou nnd Woolen plete Mnchlnery nnd appliance* nnd n|»* ‘ * * Works Company will furnish Plane, Drawings nnd Ketimntee n Mills, an«l will contract for furnishing nnd erecting the coin- nppllances for same, off the beet nnd most approved Mtterne, [cei’JO tt towing th e ratign arnl ohnv i the most favorable terms. AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS. 6F* Call and examine for yourselves. It Is always a pleasure to show that In which we have tifken eo much pride. ». I .ANDAIJER, No. 82 Brood Street, Columbus, Georgia. HOLSTEAD & CO., AGRICULTURAL DEPOT!! d ic|.V4 d3ui A NEW ENTERPRISE ! WE HAVE ESTABLISHED A WHOLESALE DRY GOODS HOUSE, ENTIRELY SEPARATE FROM OUR RETAIL STORE, ,A.t ISIo. 132 Broad. Street, AND ARE PREPARED TO SELL Dry Goods, Notions, Clothing, Hats, Boots and Shoes —Jeau Ingelow. tho English poetess, ow Pitman, AS LOW AS ANY JOBBING HOUSE IN NEW YORK OR ELSEWHERE ; ruj use to duplleate any To convince any merchant that the above statement is correct, New York invoices they may bring us. N. B —Parties desirous of buying at retail will And our Retail House (No. 151 Broad street) has a nephew, Edward Iugolo' to whom she is giving a collegiate educa tion at the college iu Now Brunswick, N. J. This youth, fifteen years of age, came to this couutry alone aud unattended, to satisfy an earnest desire to see America and be educated here. —A gentleman who bad tho curiosity to spend a dime in answering an advertise ment which promised valuable advice for that amount, received by mail the follow ing answer: “Friend, for ten conts post age, please fin 1 enclosed advice, which may be of great value to yon. As many persons are injured for weeks, mouths and years by tho caroless use of u knife, therfore, my advice is, when you use a knife always whittle from you !” —A woman in Cedar Rapids, while suf fering corporal discipline at. the hands of bar horrid husbuud, hit upon a novel ex pedient of rescue aud relief. She simply cried “Fire, fire,” in tones ut once nhrill and clear. Straightway came the whole Fire Department, steamer and all. Per haps they would not have arrived so promptly if the womau had not been aid ed by her mother, a person of nobio vocal powers. It isn’t slated that tho husband was takeu out and played upon ; but we hope he was. —A youth has borne ’mid snow and ice this strange and benutiful device, “Cold Water.” Ho is only 15 and a Chicagoan, and he has just gone to the summit of Mount Blanc—the youngest youth who ever accomplished that feat. It is with evident awo that a Geneva newspaper mentions that he was strictly a temper ance youth and took nothing duriug the aaeent but water and melted snow. Is it reserved to an American hoy alone to re mark, “Excelsior” oil tho mountain-top without the assistance of “the rosy ?” —Mrs. Isaac A. Appleton, of Salgburg, Mich , met with a sud fate. Noticing a squirrel on the gato post, she took her husbands double-barrelled shot gun, cooked both barrels, stood iu the door way, and fired one barrel and killed the squirrel. While putting the gun down the other barrel accidentally discharged. The contents passed through her heart. The husband witnessed the shootiug of the squirrel, aud started for the house to congratulate her on her marksmanship. He was met nt the door by his wife, who exclaimed with uplifted hands, “I’m shot! I’m shot!” She fell dead at his feqt. CAWLEY & LEWIS, Columbus, G Is Warranted Perfect! LIGHT DRAFT, SUBSTANTIAL WORKMAN- SHIP AND VERY LOW PRICE! F’a.vmingr Implement** ami Nln.c?liineH!! SEEDS OF AEE KINDS! CHEMICALS FOR HOME-MADE FERTILIZERS! HUSr-PBOOF OATS, UKORQIA BYE, WHEAT, BAIU.EY, UI.OVER AND e append a few extracts fr mi Premium List, i r of ihe Exposition : COUNTY PREMIUMS. To llie Couuly making the Bust Kvlut i*iou "f STOCK OH To tho County making the B«-t Exhibition of M1J 1.0 CROPS A00 Of To the Coiuty making the lies'. Exhibition ui HORTICULTURAL and DO MESTIC Products 300 OH To th • County making the Brut Kxiututiun of FRUITS 100 Of To the County mailing the B*.st Exhibition of DOMESTIC MANUFAC TURES tiOOf To the County making the Best Exhibition of ARTICLES MANUFACTURED BY MACHINERY 200 Of For the County making the second best exhibition of articles manufactured by machinery 160 Of HORSE DEPARTMENT. Best thoroughbred Station and ten of bin Colts $200 Of Bent Stull ion of all w< rk, and ton of Liu Colt* 126 06 Best Gelding or Mare 100 00 Second Best Gelding or Mare 60 00 Beat combination lloiso or Mure 60 00 Beat > addio Horse or Marc * 60 00 Second Beat Saddle Horae‘or Mare *6 00 Third Befit Saddle Horne or Mare 10 00 Fiueat mid Bent Double Team—matched 100 00 Sccoud Befit Doub o Team—matched 60 00 Beat pair Mules—in hunoss 60 Of Best single Mule 26 06 GRASS SEEDS It CATTLE DEPARTMENT. $25 aud $‘J0, respectively, for the hast Bull and Cow of each of the following breeds : Alderney, Ayrshire, Brahmin, Devon, Durham and Natives. Beat pen of Fat Cattle—not less than ton head $W>0 Of Boat Milch Cow 75 '*0 Second Beat Milch Cow 4U US Boat breeding Bull with five of bin Calve* 100 If Sheep. $25 aud $15, respectively, for the boat Buck and Ewo of uuoh of the following brood*: Merino, Southdown and Cotawold. For the SweepHtakoe Buck $ fid Of Beat pen of Fat Mutton 20 bf Swine. Liberal Premium* for all thu different breeds of Hogs. Sweepstakes Boar $ $6 Of Sweepstakes Sow, with Piga 96 Of J. S. JONES’ a=>E3-2--c5-oox=)^: btottsbIs, COLUMBUS GEORGIA. —FALL- PURCHASE.- E.2 >0 J=£ q Especial attention is called to large additions making to Stock adapted to the present Season. evj >.= c? a new auu uosiraoie 101 oi ijiinies' iios, An loimonBe line of Shawls, all grades, at exceptionally popular prices, Ladles’ und Childrens’ Hosiery, Men’s an<l Boy’s Halt Hose. Mens' and Ladles’ Marino Vest?, 1=* Full lino of Bluok Alpaccas, A superb quality of Silk-Warp Alpacca. Many desirable bl a ok ** '* pedal mention In this line. Several grades blank Cashmers and Marinos, •lack Mourning Dress Goods—the Colonna Cloth deserves « Headed Trimmings and Beads f Beaded Scarfs, Fichus, Barbs, Veils nnd Veilings, New lot or Ruffs, Ruchtngi, tec. r rumen ho line* of JEANES AND CASSIMERS. 5 o BLEACHED AND BROWN 8HIRTINC8 AT 3 « SATISFACTORY PRICES! ; J. S. JONES. 3 sen 18-odtf Tulbotton Standard and Union Springs Herald copy. THE LATEST IMPORTATION! A Full Car Load of Dry Goods Just Ini Grasshoppers a* Food.—In view of the famine which Minuesotians are suffering in consoquouco of tho ravages of the grasshopper, the editor of the JVitturalUt gravely advices th,a people to turn to and devour ' r the peats that are devouring them From his .own personal knowledge he Staten that tlm grasshopper makes a very K latablo article of die?, when killed by iling water and fried iu lmtter. Care should be taken, however, to cook tho beast thoroughly, as it is apt to be infest ed with parasites that die hard—the hair snake, for instance, which, as we have heretofore mentioned, has a habit of occupying lodgings for a good portion of ite life in the iuterior apartments of the grasshopper. In portions of Africa and Western Asia, and we may add West ern America, the grasshopper is eaten with great gusto. The Arabs, the Hot tentots, and the Dakotas take theirs roast ed whole, minus the legs, or roasted and afterward powdered and made into cakes Various modes of serviug grasshopper JOSEPH & BRO., JJAVK ON THE SHELVES THE FINEST AND CHEAPEST ASSORTMENT OF Stock In the £outb, and are daily receiving additions. Prices Lower than Ever! LATEST STYLES PRINTS, BELTING, STEEL AND BLACK BUCKLES, AND EV ERYTHING A LADY COULD DESIRE. Sept 5, 1874-tf COTTON GINNING. STILL IN THE FIELD! E The way to have your Cotton Crop Ginned Cheaply la (• psbroaiae The Eagle and Phenix Ginning Department. The Most Complete and Perfect Gina In the World—-Self. Feeders and Patent Condensers These Gins Make the Most Beautiful Samples Known in the Market. 3XTO Prompt and Careful Attention Given All Customers. We hay at Hlghast Market Price all Cotton brought u> oar Uln«, the beauty of the samples Invariably giving Farmers tho OUTSIDE PRICK. TOLL AS HERETOFORE, THE SEED, OR ONE-TWENTIETH TIIE SEED COTTON. POULTRY. Thin Dupurttueut is uucoiuiuouly lull and liberal. Premium* are offered foe Thirly-Four different varieties of Chicken*. $10 for tho beat uio of oaok variety, oxoept Bantam*, for which $5 is offorod for tho host trio of enuh variety. Beat Trio Bronxa Turkeys $ 'JO Ou For the beat pair of Bremen, Hong Kong, African nnd Toulouse Ghpho, each, 10 00 For tho bent pair Ilouen, Poland, MiiNcovy aud Cayuga Duck*, each i 00 For the best display of Domoatic FowIh 100 00 Best display of Pigc igeons M 00 CROP PRODUCTS. Beat results from a two-homo farm $ 10 0t For the moat aiuplo and generouH HUppuit, Rufficuenl for n family of eight white portions, to be produced on the lowent number of ihti-k and at the ImiKt oxpeime. This support to include provision for ti e work and milk stock uued. The amount of brendalnffK, moal, fruits, butler and uiilk, honey nnd garden stuffs, to be given, aud ulno the del ail* of culture and mauuring JW) Oil Best throe bales of Short Staple Cotton 150 (Y Second beat lot 100 (H Best single bale Short Staple 60 00 Second bent do 26 00 Bhri barrel Georgia made Sugar 26 00 dent barrel Georgia made Sorghum Syrup 26 OV Beat display of Hamp!en of CropH, the contribution of a Mingle farm 60 00 Bast diaplay of Vegetables *§ 0# Fruit. Best collection of Applea $ 26 00 Beet collection of Peurs 26 06 HOME INDUSTRY. Beat display of Jellies, Preserves, Pickles, Jams, Catsups, Syrups aud Cordi als, made and exhibited by ono lady $ M <fu Second best display of tho aamc 40 (Mi Third bent display of tlio sumo 26 (JO Best diaplay of Driod Fruits? 26 00 Second beat 10 00 Second ipluy < best.. We bay Seed Cotton, Samples aod Remnants of Lint Oott8e, paying Fall frlaa (hr sash MU. J. W. BROWN, Whose Reliability and Carefulness Is a guarantee Grand Clearing Out Sale ! TO MAKB RKADY FOR Til K SPKINQ TRADE, WK; NOW OF FUR Our Entire Stock of Fancy Dress Goods AT AND BELOW COST, FOR CASH ! AND EVERY OTHER ARTICLE AH LOW AH TO HE FOUND ELSEWHERE. CHAPMAN & VER8TILLE, In I d«r.d UO BROAD ftTUi:K IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT. steaks might he ilovised by the ingenious Blots of the Minnesota plains; ami, as necessity is said to be tho mother of in vention, no doubt the sharpened wits of n hungry people, once ret at tiro task, would produce miracles iu the way of graashop. per roasts and stews, not to speak of grass hopper sausage and grasshopper hash. A not secondary advantage resulting from this oourse of dietetics would he the de pletion of the hordes of voracious jump ing jacks that are now currying ail before them, save tho starvation which they leave in their trick. Having had in our employ an Agent that we have dieeovered to be aimply a diminutively inaignifloant and oontemptuouaty unworthy, unreliable, indo lent and diahonest fellow, through whom an impreasion has become current that we are about discontinuin^our buaineaa in Columbus, we desire to aiy that notwithstanding any and all auch representations that may be or may havo been made, we are determined to mike our Machine more prominently known than ever. Alderney Stock. JJARNEY, the thorough-bred Alderney Hull, will be at Gamel’s Forehead aoainht Forehead.—Two horses, entered for a mile dash, ono iden by u white jockey aud the other by colored boy, collided at full speed iu front of ihe judges’ stand at Fort Wayne yesterday. They were exerciHing prepar- Rtofy to the start, and ridden at full speed, » d c . oll i‘ ied , , Hl) , nve . Kt»ted, Sinking j stables far ton da,., •qnarely forehead to forehead. One horKe * was brained outright and fell dead iu his j tracks. The other was seriously injured. Kill the GottOH • The two boys were thrown forward high with In the air. and were taken up apparently ; lifeless. The colored boy had revived at ff o’olock last night, but the other rider m was in a comatose state and not likely to VaiWTOr Tilft nnuinr nf lliu hvainaii Imvcn THE HOWE MACHINE COMPANY. ^USOLUTK DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM court*, of different 8tstos, for desertion, Ac. No publicity required. No charge until divorce granted. Addrwsa, sepia lot _ Worm* ! myliO <U I The owuor of the braiuod horso ■Jt laid he had been offered $1,000 for him Ihet day.—ZsTFViy.M, furl.j Cuuritr, S)th. | ROYALL’S COMPOUND, Paris Green and Arsenic. FOR SALK BY E. C. HOOD it BRO. autfl if M. HOUSE, Attorney, 194 Broadway, N. Y. A LARGE LOT Kentucky Jeans, WARRANTED ALL WOOL TILLING, AT PEACOCK & SWIFT'S, New Fall Print** PEACOCK & SWIFT’S. COTTON WAREHOUSES. NOTICE! BANKS, will somluus the Warehouse mi l Commission Business under tbs tna nsuo of GEO. Y. BANK* A CO., COMMODIOUS AND FIRE-PROOF LOWELL WAREHOUSE te Banks will bo Aug. 27. 1874-1 m Lumpkin Iudoptndent please copy. W. K. PAKHAMOlir. L. M. HU HUS. BURRUS & WILLIAMS, Warehouse & Commission Merchants, Alabama Warehouse, Columbus, Cl a. Full Stock of Bagging and Ties on hand. the Brown Cotton Oin. • as Bcelesman, and will be pleased to ■« We also sell 10 41(9 Befit display of Gunned Vegetables 26 00 Hecond best 10 00 Bent diaphty of Ornamental Preaervus, out by bund 26 00 Bent diaplay of Domostio Winos 26 (M> Beat display of Bread by ono Indy 26 00 Handsomest Iced and Ornamental Cake, to bo two fort high 20 06 Needle Work. Beal made Gentleman's Huit by a lady $ 26 00 Boat made Lady's Huit 26 00 Beat made Silk Orens by a Georgia Latiy, uot u dress mule or 26 00 Best piece of Tapestry in Worfiiod and Floss, by a Guorgiu Lady 26 00 Best finished Bnby Basket by a Georgia Lady 25 00 Bent sot of Moucbulr Case, by u Georgia Lady 26 00 Ho*f display of Female Handicraft, by one lady 60 00 Paintings. Best Oil Paiuting by a Georgia Arlifit $ 60 06 Best display of PaintingM, Drawings, eLo., by the pupils of any Hchool or College 60 00 Beat Oil Paiuting representing a Southern Landscape from uuturo 20 00 Best Oil Painting reprefienting un historical scone 20 0(1 Bust Portrait Painting 10 00 MILITARY COMPANY. For the Bent Drilled Volunteer Company, of not Ichh than forty members, rank aud file $500 (HI Second best 250 00 Third beat 126 0(1 A. M. ALLEN. PETER FREER. H'ontaine "Walehouse. THE FIREMEN'S CONTEST. At n meeting of the Comuiitiou of thu Fire Department and the Fair Committee, the following programme w»h adopted : t FIRST PRIZE—Hook and Ladder Companies to run three huudred yards, nnd put up a thirty-foot Liiddor, ascend and descend n man, and return the Ladder to tbn Truck in tho quickest time $ 15 O# HECOND PRIZE—For lie befit time rniulo by any cba-H of Meamers, to run tbreo hundred yards, got up Htenrn, and pluy through ono hundred feet of hofie iu quiokest time t(H» 0# THIRD PRIZE —Second class Steamers, for tho bust play ihrongh one hundred feet of hofie KiO tl# FOURTH PRIZE—Third clusa Hlesiuers, fi r host pl»y through oue hun dred feet hose 1(H) 06 FIFTH PRIZE—Fourth class Htcameis, for best play through oue hun dred foot hose 50 06 SIXTH PRIZE—Iloso Reels, to run three hundred yards aud piny through one hundred feet hose in quickest time r»0 06 SEVENTH PRIZE—Fire Kxtinguifihors, to run throe hnudrod yards, and play through fifty feet hose--fifty feet water 26 00 All other arrangements will be made by the first officers of each Company visiting the Fair, with the Committee of tho Atlanta Fire Department. COMMITTEE OF FiUK DEPARTMENT—Jacob Kinuicl, Chief; Beuu Berry, First Assistant Chief; Jerry Lynch, Second Assistant; John Darkle, of No. I; J. tt. OallQtt, of No. 2; G. W. Jack, of No. fl; W. K. Joyner, of Hook and bolder; D. A. McDuffie, of No. 5. FAIR COMMITTEE—1(. It. Young, Chairman; Mayor H. B. Spencer, Aarwa Haas, A. L. Fowler. Companies desiring to enter for tbn above Prizes, in the Firemen's Coutesl, wlh Address, for fnrthor information, U. (3. YOUNG. Chairman Fair Commitle^. RACES. Puraa for Trottiug IiorseK, open to tho world.... $550 00 Purse for Running Horso*, open to tho world U60 00 Five other purses of liberal amounts nro offorod. 6^ The above is but sa outline <>f the Premium List, ms oflerod by tin STATE AGK1ULU TURAL SOCIETY and t e CITY OK ATLANTA, embracing every Department of Industry and Art. The Tull Premium LLt, fn pamphlet Iona, w.ll l.o sent by mall, anon aepl.oatlaii te tbe Secretary. ALLEN, PREER & ILLCES, Cotton Factors A Commission Merchants Freights and Transportation. Arran.rmeuU will lw mud. with tho varlou* Knllrna.l .ml Sloamililn Hum fur Uio mil iw- (tuovl r.t.i lor .laltor* and .rttelos enniln* to the Fair. ArttolM muy b. font, Mnilgn.'l ' IIArgla State Fair, AlUuta, (ijural.,' .(.nrHme.net ; the Urn of tfetobor. “ ' ooXaXJLcs^ras o-a. No p.ln* or eipenle will be .|mro,t to mnke ihe niiltro,ehiI]it Fnlr wnrlh, . Hole Htblhl to contribute to the eomlort end enjoyment of It* vl.ltnm, n.ii »li m ..... ■— of merit the, ‘ tton.or IWIr Invited te eome end hrlu. whatever of merit tbey mar Im.o to exhibit OEN. A. U. l lOLdi; ITT^Preiidenu OEN. WM. PniL IPS, 6.N.IOI SaperlntenJeut JK.LOOM JOUMSIO.V, Sarretery. •. 8. bPS.NVh.lt, tt»>or ot th. oilf 01 AIIUU.