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DAILY ENQUIRER-SUN: COLUMBUS, GEORGIA, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1874. WUEAT. Cuss eta, Ala., October 30, 1874. Editor Enquirer-Sun—I desire to offer some thoughts to the readers of your most excellent paper, particularly your agricultural readers, upon the Bread Question ; for when Alabama has follow ed iu the wake of Georgia, and redoems herself, as she will do on Tuesday next, in spite of handcuffs and courts of convic tion from misrule and torrorisin, the people will still need bread. And to come to the point, I want to ask them if they have any idea of the amount of money sent out of this im poverished section of country that makes Columbus a trading poiut, for tha one arliclo of Flour. I have no statistics upon the subject, but I dare say that not less than two hundred thousand dollars is annually expended by your merchants, and sout out of the country for something to be consumed by their customers, every dollar of which could be kept at home, if our farmers would but pursue a proper policy. And yet we complain of hard times. This money could be retained in all the counties north of Columbus, aDd in inuny localities south, as far as Lumpkin, Stewart county, without reducing the cot ton crop a single bale. This I will pro- eeed to show in this article. Now I am aware that many of you are ready to meet me with.that old argument, “cheaper to make cotton and buy it, than run the risk of rust, Ac.” lint lot us IB make an experiment: Take 1 bushel of good sood whe.it, worth bb Take 30 bushels of good seed cotton worth ^ r »° Take 1 barrel of lime, worth 1 30 Take i bushel snlt, worth Take I bushel land plaster, worth.. Take ] pound saltpetre, worth lb $8 75 Dissolve tho salt in water, and slack the lime, then roll the cot ton seed iu tho lime. Now soak your wheat in tho Baltpetre, dissolv tul in water, aud roll it iu the land plas ter. Tnou tuko an ordinary scooter plow, if you wish to sow cottou land, which 1 prefer, and open your cottou rows. How about ten bushels of cotton seed, and drill, by hand, one-third of a bushel of whont per aero. Throw two light furrows back on this, and plow the row out as if you wore cultivating. Now I imagine you are rea.ly to say this is too much trouble. I have not tho time, Ac. To this,I would answer, that nothing troubles mo so much as to owe a debt and not have tho money to pay it; and I alway; have more timo to send a few more busliols of wheat to mill, than I havo to sou l my wagon to town for a barrel of . flour, and go with it) to soe if the mor chant will trust mo, t wheu I have not ^ paid hi in for last year. ' My farming friends, let me beg of you to try at least one bushel of wheat on 57 three acres of laud, as I have directed I and as much more as your family re I quires or the means at your command will |. justify, and yon will make ten bushels of P good wheat to the acre, or thirty bushels £ on three acros, worth at least $00 to any ^farmer who bus been buying flour. I re gard this as a sure crop two years ont of * throe, on almost any lands with a clay foundation, where the soil has not beo.i all washed away. Good wheat land will Blake more. ®|Now let us look at tho figures again Atm have expended $8 75 for sood and I nure, aud $10 for labor iu seeding, ping aud threshing, which, deducted $00, leaves $11 25 clear profits. If in had planted this land in cotton, with uni cultivation porhaps you would havo iado a bale of cotton worth now about Thirty dollars, cost of labor, dc quoted from this, loaves thirty-five dollars profit. Rue I am not doue. Suppose you take six acres of luud, sow half iu wheat and plant tho other iu cotton. Then next ear rotate. Keop all stock off your heat land, and in Heptomber turn aider the grass and weeds with ood two-horse plow, followed by a sub soil. This will cost for labor loss than $; per acre. Now nse $(» in com'l fertilizers —better make them at home, though— * ^|plaut improved cotton seed of your own •election, if possible—and you will make •u the throe aeros tico bait* of cotton, or much ou half tho land as yon did on i whole, with a very different result to our pocket, w hich I will show. Six acres of laud in cotton would make ■two bales, worth in market $130. Deduct V* 10 per acre for cultivation, and you havo profits. Three acres, rotated after small grain, ibsoiled and fertilized, would give two iftlosof cottou, worth $180. Deduct $0 for subsoiliug and turning, in tho fall of io year, before tho grass has died, and 18 for fertilizers, to which add $30 for Itivation, and you have $73 profits. Three ucrea in wheat, thirty bushels— >rth $<»0—deduct $18.75 aud you have $41.75, to which add $78 ; yon have $111 75 form tho six acres of laud iu t cotton and wheat, instead of $70 from ■ix acres in cotton aloue. With this system of rotation, the lands ill improve, nud continue to give better results than I havo clairno 1 in this osti- ato, while all cotton is death to the laud, os well as death to the people. It uiay be said this is theory, aud can not bo practiced. I deny it, aud claim that my figures arc under, rather than over the ma.lt. I once thought it best to make cotton, to buy corn, wheat and bacon, but I found I was getting behind and changed my programme. I have a family of nine persons—have not bought a pound of bacon for my white fuwily since tho war, nor a bushel of corn thin year, nor will have to next. I havo wheat enough to do me until harvest, and sow one hun dred acres for auother crop. In [fact, I have a littlo of everything [that can be grown in this sec- [lion for sale, from a colt or milch cow to a pock of ground peas, and make as much cotton to the mule as any man iu the county who runs a force of more Ihau twenty-five plows. [ I havo written this article to ask ray | fanning friends to reflect. If you are Uloing well, making your farms pay you, I ‘ ave bo advice for you. I know you are pursuing a proper oourse. But if you are getting behind, curtail your operations so as to reduce expenses—particularly your labor. Run fewer plows, diversify your crops, and if you cannot raise wheat •n your lauds because you live too far South, plant nu acre or too in sugar cane, make your syrup and a few extra barrels to exchange for flour will keep your name off the merchant’s hooks and leave money in your pocket to pay your ilebls. Tho next thirty days though is tho time for sowing wheat, and nothing should tempt you to neglect it. If you have been read ing recollections of thirty years ago now being published iu this paper, you will see that our fathers grew cotton for four to six cents per pound und made money. We got twelve to fifteen, and yet wo are about to perish. They diversified and economized, aud we should profit by their example. This article is growiug too leugthy, and I must close. If any practi cal farmer is disposed to question any thing that I have written, I would bo glad to hear from him. The Esquikku is a good medium for interchange of ideas, aud wo all should read it and induce our neighbors to take it and pay for it, and we have auytliiug to buy, trade with the houses who advertise iu our paper. As a general thing men who advertise are more anxious for trade, aud will give bet- tor bargains. Wo would thus encourage merchants to advertise, aud sustuiu tho paper without any cost to us. More anon, J. 1)1 Tiummell. GROCERIES. W. J. WATT. J. A. WALKER. C. H. WATT. OPELIKA DIRECTORY. Doctors. 1>11. JAS. T. WAIINOCK, Surgeon anil Pliyslclim. inco at Slaughter's Drug Store, Kail mini *tn k»K. J. W. K. W1LLIABK * Mb l.roIVMloiml services. Dlth o over Jreeu A Co.'s, Chambers 4 tt. H. tftrvvi WATT & WALKER, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Grocers and Commission Merchants, Corner under Rankin IIoiiko, .'ORE AND TO A irsl Class Provision Store, to-wit 50 hhds. Clear Bib Bacon Sides. 50 “ Bacon Shoulders. 25 boxes Ice-Cured White Meat. 150 Bolls Heavy Bagging. 450 Bundles Iron Ties. 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, Coffee, Molasses, Mackerel, &c Will have FLORIDA SYRUP a9 soon as the season will permit Its being shipped. Don’t forgot the place. f “>- 7 ,r WATT A WALKER. 8. DRY AIJ BOOTS AND SHOES. ROUT O. POPE. JAS. W. LONG. BOOT and SHOE STORE. Millinery. MISSES WHITE & TUCKER, Fashionable Milliners nml firciauiiilter Ueutlcuicu'* Hurt* cut by chart menu uro, a Notaries Public. U. D. HIGGINS, Heine appointed Notary i’liblic fol tfully buluiiH the patronage . Into. O WE ARE RECEIVING AND OPENING AT 104 331'oa.cl Street, NEXT DOOR TO J. KYLE * CO. AN ENTIRELY NEW STOCK OF TS AMD SHOES UR STOCK IS ALL NEW AND FRESH, DIRECT FROM THE MANUFACJTUK ’ hand*, ami made lor us. WE REPAIR All, RI 1*1*1 NUN FREE OF CHARGE, anteo satisfaction In every Instance, es will and It to their interest to give ub i i'viy Furniture, &c. At Punic Price** A. O. HARWELL, Dealer ia all kind* of Fui AUw, •cot. Lawyers. A. J.Vll'HEKM, Attorney and Counsellor at J*aw. Cilice opposite Alabama House. Practiced m all tin* Courts of tho State. Ja3 Tailors. J. U. CAM 1*11 ELL, Tailor, Cutting auii Making in the Lutcbt Styled, pairing neatly done. South lUilroH,! Si., over Furniture Store. Dentists. J. L. It. SMITH, Dentist, Mato Work ami Plugging on roan Barber Shops. WI.SU:V UAKUINUEIt, llnrb<» jriicr South Railroad aud Chamber* strt Hotels. ARAMS HOUSE. go to Opelika, be sum to Mop at tin House, opposite Passenger Depot. Insurance. E. V. HO WEN A NON, General IiiNiirunce Agent*. Office, lluilroad Street, over II. M. Greene A Co.'s LOTTERY. No Further Postponement or Tins SECOND AND LAST Grand Gift Concert in aid or THK Masonic Relief Association Of KToifollt, Vn. THURSDAY, NINETEENTH NOV’R, Under authority of tho Virginia Legislature (act paused March 8th, 1873.) 30.000 Ticket*—0,000 4'aali Cilfla. $250,000 To too Given Away! Ono Grand Cash Gift of - *30,000 One Grand Cash Gift of ... 25,uu 1 One Grand Cash Gilt of ... 20,1*00 One Grand (.high Gift of - - • 10,000 (Jno Grand Gash Gift of ... 6,000 Ono Grand Clash Gift of ... 2,600 One Grand Cash Gift of . • • 2,000 15 Cash Gilts of *100' each - - 15,000 BOOTS AND SHOES. WeGiveThem Fits! *1T^VERY DAY AT THE OLD SHOE Jli STORE—Vent Fits, EANY Fits-from our stock of FINE ROOTS, SHOES AND GAITERS, In nil the fnvorito styles. " t an ork Shop, business, ALL We Give Tim Satisfaction! An tu Price, Stylo anil Durability. WK OPFKIt BOOTS, BROGANS, PLOW-SHOES, nnd a full lino of STAPLE nnd FANCJ V WORK, AT WHOLE- SALE, at fltturo* that MUST provo attractive to close tuyere. WELLS & CUBTIS, No. 73 Broad St., oct23 if Sign of the Big Boot. 1ST E3 BOOTS AND SHOES 70 Ua*h Gilts of 250 On*h Gilts of 578 Cush Gilts of 5000 Cash Gifts of 10 750 11.860 25,000 10 each • • 60,000 0000 CASH PRIZES, nggregating • *25<>,ooo PRICE OF TICKETS. Whole Tickets, *10; Half Ticket*, *5; quar ter Tickets, *2 60; Eleven Ticket, *loo NO INDIVIDUAL BENEFITS. This Concert ie strictly lor MASONIC i ur- f >oso*, aud will bo conducted with the same iborullty, honesty and fairness which charac terized the first enterprise. JOHN I.. ROPER, President. For ticket* and circular*, giving full infor* npition, address HENRY V. 3100RE, Nec’y, Rosjionsiblo Agent: Norfolk, Va. wanted. ep4 deodkwtnovIS W. W. SHARPE & CO., Publishers’ Agents No. 25 Park ltow, Now York, Are authorised to Contract lor Ad vert! Ming In our paper• rnylt If where I will pell any iHSOl.UTB DIVORCES OBTAIN Kb FROM j than over horetulorc. SPLENDID STOCK OF Good Boots and Shoes, consisting or Ladles’, Misses’ and Children’ Shoe9. Gentlemen'*, Boys’, Youths'and Children’s Boots, Shoes, Gaiters and Brogans. ALSO, Wliitc Oak anl lionlork Sole Lcilhrr, French and American Calf Skins. also, Boot and Shoe Tools, Lasts, Pegs, 5tC ., Ac. Thankful for patronage in tho past, I solicit a continuance of tho sumo, and will do my boat to deserve it. AS I SELL ENTIRELY FOB CASH, tho public, cun roly on buying of me at the LOW EST FIGURES. J. MARION ESTES, oct. Ilcod&wtr 122 Broad St. MEDICINES. ECULATOR sy Nearly fill diseases originate from Indigestion nnd Torpidity of tho Liver, nnd relief is atv anxiously nought alter. If the Liver is Regal, in its uction, health is almost invariably seen ret Want of action in iliu Liver caused Ileuducb Constipation, Jaundice, I'ain in the Should Dough, Chills, l»!xv.iucHH Four Stomach, Ibid Tasle iu tho Mouth, Bilious Attach*, Palpitation or the Heart, Depression of Spirit*, or the Him *. ami a hundred other symptoms, for which SIMMON*' LlYi R KKUULATOII is lie last remedy that has over Leon discovered. It arts mildly, ellertnnlly, and bring a simple vegetable corn pound, ran do no injury iu any quantities that it DRY COOD8. LANDAUER. REMEMBER, The New York Store! .The New York Store! GOODS OF ENDLESS VARIETY AND LOWEST COST! The New York Store, The New York Store, The New York Store. 1IV WANT OP DRY GOODS, CALL ON S. LANDAUER, S. LANDAUER. DON’T FORGET—THE NEW YORK STORE, 82 Broad Street. 82 Broad Street, 82 Broad Street. Tho New York Store, The New York Store. New York I*riees, New York I*i*iceis. OOMO ONH, OOMD ATiTi. , COME 01ST 13, COMB AIjU. Now Advertisements. with Chrotuo*. Seud stamp. DEAN A CO.. New Bedford, «Ml. 4wJ WORKING PEOPLE-Mulo or Fe~- Vy mule—Employment at homo. *30 p.-r warr »uted. No oaplt.nl roqulrod. Par ticulars and vuluahle sample* pent frao. Ad- •Iro-'V *Hh 9 rout return etatnp, U. ROSS, William*burg, N. Y. 4w SUBSCRIPTION BOOKS^S gantly llluptru'od. Grout inducement* to Agent*, tor tortus and circulars, add re**, N*w World Piriu.iaiiiNo Co., Philud'a. 4\v . . iinnic; *3L ,... dny or evening. No capital. wiohjtroot, N. Y. WANTED—AMnUm. Prizo SU- tlonery Package out. Samplo package, po*t- tiald, for 25o. Circular* freo. J. BRIDE, 767 Broadway, N. Y. 4w AtfenlN H'autwl! IMplomu Awarded '.HOLMAN*Pictorial Bibles I, 300 Illustration*. Addre** lor elicular* A. J. Holman K Co., two Arch *t., Phlla. 4w Por Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, AND ALL THROAT DISEASES, WELLS' CARBOLIC TABLETS PUT UP ONLY IN IIMHi BOXES. A TRIED AND SURE REMEDY. Sold by DrugKlat*. 4w AGENTS WANTED YOLMAM’8 DiOTiuNAM OF EVKiif-DM WANTS. A NEW ENTERPRISE ! WE HAVE ESTABLISHED A WHOLESALE DRY GOODS HOUSE, KNT1RKLY SEPARATE FROM OUR RETAIL STORE, _A.t 3NTo. 1 £32 Broad. Street, AND ARE PREPARED TOSELL Dry Goods, Notions, Clothing, Hats, Boots and Shoes AS LOW AH ANY .lOlllllNU HOUSE IN NEW Y>*KK OK ELSEWHERE To vonvlnoa any werehnnt that tho ulmvu ntutcmout i* correct, wo i.ropo*« to duplicate any Now York invoice* they may bring u*. N. H —Parti * de*lniu*ol ixtying at retail will find otir Retail !iau*o (No. 164 Broad atreot) fluj'idied wltli do*iralde and ecuvonable goods, which will lie *ald at battuin price*. Wo have employed competent nnd | elite Salesmen, who will take pleanuro iu allowing goods. GAWLEY & LEWIS, Seim dfcwiy Oolumtoua, On.. MILLINERY. New Millinery and Fancy Goods i» h.i in • d linudicds i Of till! ay ; it ha* hr ’ of tlir go. iiry w ill > »d and ^ ich rd foi s' LIVER KMilllTOH, or Mcdicior, the n d'dii j in itii biotinri ore unt (liHArraugr I lie *ysl akcH tliu place of Quinine a no bitter* of ever kind, xitaiiiH the *iin|dr*t and brut remedies. FOII SALE IlY ALL OHUOUIHTS, feb5 dendtwly CARRIAGES. REMOVAL. 1 HAVK MOVUU MY STOCK OF CARRIAGES, BUGGIES,^ Scsax&L WA:GONS To the Gunby Building, ST. CLAIR ST., NEAR THK FONTAINE AND ALABAMA WAREHOUSES, irk in iny lino cheupc court*, uf different State*, fur deaertion, *<. No publicity required. No charge until divorce granted. Addre**, 61. HOCSK, Attorney, my30 dawly 121 Broadway, N. Y. THOS. K. WYNNE. *ep6de.>’U.vv U IK II AM C’OOPICK'N Oroeory Store continue* it* well-earned popu- lurity. Country prmlucolHiught und sold. Fre*h good* atway* oh luiud. Thojuld place. ^ep24 ly A mild aperient nnd iccntle purga* five, recommended for tho cure of ail de rangement* of the Btomach, liver and (towel*. By tiieir timely use much sicknes* 1* prevent ed. Tho tost of many years have proven them to bo the safest, surest and best or all the pill* ever offered to tho public. They purify tho blood, removo all corruptions nnd restore the diseased system to perfect health. A» an Antidote to Chill* nnd Fever they havo no equal. Fur IlyapepKin tln>y nre n Kpoelfie. For Kick llendnche nnd llllluu* Colic they arc a surocurc. For Count I put ion, Khciinmtlwni, 1*11 en. Fnlpltnlion «r the Heart, f*nin In tile Kide, Hack nnd l.oinn, Slorvwtis- ne**, a positive remedy. For Female lr- regnlnrltie*, without a rival. Wheu one does not “feel very well,''a einglo doso stimulates tho stomach and bowels, restores tho appetite, and Imparts vigor to the system. Sold everywhere. Olliuc, 18 Murray street, New York. DR. TUTT’S HAIR DYE iscnslly applied, Imparts a beautiful black or brown, and acts like magic. The best in the world. Sold by nil druggists. Price *1 a box. DR. TUTT’S EXPECTORANT The iflnifttly record ol death* that result from pulmonary affections Is frightful. Thoro is no di*oa*e that I* so In'lduous In It* attack ns consumption. By tho uegluct of “slight colds'* they soon hecomo deep seated and do'y ron.cdie* which, if applied at the set, would havo averted nil danger. Tint’s Expectorant ha* proven itself the moMt valuable Lung llaUaui ever discovered. A dlntiiigui*hed clergy* ■nun of Now York pronounces it the “great est blessing of the nineteenth century,” and says “no family should bo without it.” It is pleasant to tho taste, and a single dose will often remove tho most obstinate cough, O llleo 18 Murray street, New York. Mil A Mrs. LEE, 75 Broad Street, Ladies’, Misses’ and Children’s Hats, trimmed and un- TlllMMED. UONNKT8, FLtlWKUS, FKATHENS AN1) LACKS. Bonnet and Sash Ribbons, Neck Ties, Embr’d Handk’fs, Berlin and Kid Gloves in every variety. Ladies’ Underwear and Corsets, Black Crape Colllars and Veils. Hair Goods and Jet Jewelry a specialty. ALSO, LADIES’ MISSES’ AND INFANTS’ SAOKS AND HOODS, OTTOMAN SHAWLS ANDSOARFS, BALMORAL AND 1IOOP -KIKTS, BEADED AND LEATHER BELTS, ZEPHYR WORSTED, ovory shade, and many other goods which sho offers for oish at tho very lowest price*. Ooluntuus, Ua., Owtohor 11th 1874. tf Millinery and Hair Goods Emporium. Mrs. M. R. HOWARD, Randolph Street, rOIJLI) respectfully cull the attention of tho Ladio* to her elegant and choap stock of Fall aud Wilder Millinery, *ulc«‘lcd1>y experienced buyer* in the New York ami Haiti- e market*, confuting of LADIES’, MISSI S’ AND CHILDREN'S Trimmed and IJntrimmed Hats and Bonnets, Ribbons, Laces and Flowers, Feathers, Velvets, HEAL AND IMITATION IIAIIt SWITCHED, 11KAL AND IMITATION JBWKLllY. nir 1 defy competition iu price*. oetlB tf Contain* 20,000 Recipe* for over) thin/, (bona fitlv number: bo ware of imitation*). Abso lutely mdlHpomalde to all chub-ex, saving money daily to overy buyer. Selling Inner than any other thrno bonk* combined 1 Six teen page circular and extra term* tree. F. A. Hutciiinhon A Go.. Cmolnnutt, Ohio. 4w Waters 1 New Scale Pianos, N4|F AUD AN It I' Pill OUT, Are tho bext made. Tiio touch clastic, the tono I'owurtul, pure and even through the en tire scalo, yot mellow and *wet>t. WATERS’ UONOEIUd ORGANS cannot 0 osoidled Iu tone or beauty ; they defy coin* _ -ot It ton. Tl»* Concerto Stop 1* a lino imita tion of tho lluumn Voice. Warrmitcd lor six year*. I'rlvos extremely low for cash or part oa-h, amt tmtxnee in luontlily payment*. Second-hand Instrument* ait nr—*— *—* • ml t« lx, L i litnadway, New York. P. O. Box 3507. The Mason & Hamlin Organ Company, winners of titrue highest Medals und Diploma 01 Honor at Vienna, '73, and Purl*, ’07, now otter tho finest assortment of the bust Uui-inet Organ* in tho world, including now sty.es wltli rccont improvements, not only cxclu- sivcly for cash, us formerly, hut also on ncyy plans of cuxy payments, tho most favorable ever ollerod. Organs rented wltli pi Ivllogo of S urchaso, to almost any part of tho country. 'irst puyumut iJiU.IN) or upwards. llluHlri.tcd catalogue* and circulars, with lull partiuuluis, sent tree on reuuudt. Address MASON A IIMML1N ORGAN OCI., 4*r HohIoii, New York, or Chicago. POSTPONEMENTS IMPOSSIBLE! -$20- WILL 1IUY A First Mortgago Premium Bou<l or Tin* IXTow YorlL INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION CO., 2d Freiulnni Drawing, Dor. 7, is Sd Nerle* Drawing, January 4, I EVERY BOND will bo Rodeomed with Premium, iui an u.|uivalunl lor Interest. Capital Premium, 8100,00 Address, for Bond* and full Informal Ion, MORCENTHAU, BRUNO A. CO., Finnndal Agent*, 23 Paiik Row, N. Y. Post Olllco Drawer 2». 4w First Grand Gift Concert. MONTPELIER Female Iluniaue Associat’n At Alexandria, Va. Novomlaor BQ, 1074. I.1ST OF OIFTN. 1 Grand Ua*h Gilt 1 Grand (Ja*h Gilt I Grand < ^asli Gift lu Ousli Gilts, 41'j,uoo uadi IRON WORKS AND MACHINERY. COLUMBUS IRON WORKS CO., FOUNDERS AND MACHINISTS. ColumbuN, Oreorgia. manukactunails or STEAM ENGINES AND ItOILERS, CIIUMJLAU MAW MILLM, FLOURING AND COTIDN MILL MACHINERY. CANE MILLM, MYRIIP KETTLES, IIORhR POWERS, PUMPH, PULLEYS, NilAFTIM» AND IIANGERM. AI.LUMS’, GOLDEN’M, AND OTHER IMPROYED IRON MOREW COTTON PREMMEM, TELLIER’S and MUHL’S PATENT ICE MACHINES. Ar« Agents* for THE ECLIPSE DOURLE TURBINE WATER W1IEELM Mini PULMOMETER PUMPM. TH BV KK121’ CONSTANTLY ON IIANI) HOLLOW WARE, FIRE DOOM, COAL GRATES, GIN GEARING, .STEAM AND WATER PIPE, PIPE FITTINGS, GLOBE UHECK, SAFETY A ND STOP VALVES, GAUGE COUKM, STEAM & WATER GAUGES, hikI u general asaoi'linent el* Engineers’ and MKifliiiilstM' Supplier. IRON ami BRASS CASTINGS ami SPECIAL MACHINERY made loonier. Send for Price LiaU. COLUMBUS IRON WORKS CO. A CARD. The CnluiiilniH Iron Works Company will furnish Plans, Drawings nnd Kstlnintca for Cotton nml Woolen Mills, ami will contract for furnishing ami erecting the com- f tut terns B0p2Q tf Gifts, 5u Oa-li Gilts, lUOOaHh Gills, 1,0 *0 Uusii Gifts, 1,000 each 60000 600 each 60,000 loo ouch 100,010 60 uadi 60,000 20 eat li 400,01.0 22.178 Gash Gifts, amounting to 41,000,000 NUMBER OF ilt kl lH, 100,000. Wholo Ticket* fJo 00 Halve* 10 00 Guartcr* 6 00 Eighths or each Goujons 2 6) b'/j Ticket* for 100 00 Tho M<>nt|iOli.r Foinalo llumano Aaxoolo- former resideii' o <d President J11 GoVKiiNou’a OrriCK, Kicioiono, July 3,1874. It attords roc \>lv!U*uro tu say Hint 1 um well arquainted with a large majorit y ol the ofliuers of tho Monrnuiier Female llumano At-S 'da- tlon, who reside in tho vicinity of my home, and I attest their Intelligence nnd their worth and high io|>ntntiou a* gentlemen, u* wdl us tlie public u- nlidunce, infiuunco and itUsan- liul meaiiH li'.erally rej*ro*onted nmonu them. J AS. L. KEMPER, Gov. of Va. Alkxan»iiia, Va., July 8, 1874. • • • I commend them ns gent* of honor nnd lutcgrlty, and fully untitled to the confi dence of tho nubile. R.. W HI <111ES. IJ. S. Judge Eustcrn Dl«t. of Va. Further relercucox i.y iiermlsslon: Hi* Ex- eliincry ami appliauc 1 tlu* most favorable te COTTON .WAREHOUSES. L. M. HLIKL8. O. M. WILLIAMS. BURRUS A WILLIAMS, Warehouse & Commission Merchants, Alabama Warehouse, Columbus, Ga. Pull Stock of Bagging and Tics on hand. We also sell tho Brown Cotton Gin. •W -'r. W. II. IItimin' I. will. I!" «, .-v,l.,in.n.oiifl will 1.0 |'lo»..il t,. .or., l.l. ..1.1 frloi,il«. Young’s Kust Proof Oats. Dep five Treatise on tho Cultivation of Oat* will |»auy eaoh ordar. «ep8 dfcw’iw W. H. YOUNG, A. M. ALLKN. I'KTKIt I’KKKIl. Fonttiine "W"arehouse. ALLEN, PREER & ILLCES, Cotton Factors & Commission Merchants OOXdTTZMZSTTCZ • C-Go Va.; Hun. Robert E. Wilburs, Liout-Gov. of Va. nnd U. S. Senator elect; Senator* and Member* of CongruA* from Virginia. Remittance* lor ticket* inxy bo made i.y ex press, prepaid, poHtoffice mot ey o.der on Warhinglou, lJ.(J..or by registered letter. For full particular*, UHtimobinls, No., send lor elroulur*. Addre**, lion. JAMFH IIARIIOIIl, Prcsd’t M. F. II. A., Alexandria, Va. RoUabio Agents wanted everywhere. oct!4 4\v HAVE VOU TRIED JURUBEBA? Weak, Norvou., or Debilitated ? Arc you no Languid that anycxciih rigo alt ich 1 rli Htiiimlii Torcr lull 1. g.dalde l.M till, vital force*. It ix no uiroholic upprti/.i-r, uI for a short time, only to let I he si lower depth ol iiiIh. ry, but il in a 1 acting directly «»n the liver nnd aple 16 r eg 111 ate a tin- Row el a, qub Is th nerves, anil gives nurh a healthy tone to tb<> wind system a* to noun make the invalid feel like a m I In operation In 1106 violent, but i -d by » tierionci hut gradually Id* trei "Fold their U And silently 1 This ix no new un been long iin-d »itb and i* proiioiinced by tbs “l lie 11u.il |sm kuo change, no hies uIh, like the