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CUl,l.MiU.S, VLUBUI.1:
SUNDAY JANUAllY 25, 1874.
to €ouui;sro.M>i:> in.
We cra.iot liotico auuujuuju* commit-
nioatioiib, lo multor how muiitonous;
cor will umuiidcrijit w niton on both aidon
rocoive any attention. When it is uu-
airod to lot urn communications tiiut arc-
cot usod, stumps for lliut puipoao mL.->.
bo eucloscd. Wo aro ulwaya uiiAioUb lo
got Hewn, uqd Kticli information u* u» ol
intcnoBt to tlio majority of our roadoib
will always bo welcome.
Votes in the lloa
considered tenth, hliow that tho mujotltj
of that brunch of Congress favor uu in.
croubo ol tho vnluino of tho currency.
U'ho opponents of thib policy rest thou;
Ltopcs of ilu del cat upon tho amion ot tho
Senate.
Ouu dibputch about Judge Waite'b con
firmation baid that it wan unummously
agreed lo. A later dispatch btuleh that
Seuutor Sumner wab in tho chamber and
declined to vole; also, that tho following
Senator* wore ubuent: Alcorn, Aincu,
Dennis, Doraey, llumiltou, of Maryland,
Johuhlun, Sprague and Wiudoui.
Old North Carolina stinks to Uu
primitive und clloutuul mode uf dealing
with rusculs. On tho 14th iuHtuul Judge
Watts, of WukoSuporior Court, bontonccd
two men to bo hung on tho ldih of Feb
ruary, for bi cubing into und robbing u
boUho in lialoigh. A few examples like
this iu other Slates would huvo u whole
some e licet.
Qov. Allen, of Ohio, hu* been obliged,
owing to the palsied ooudriun ot his
hands, to uhk the Logislutuie to puss a
law allowing him lo uso a slump iusload
of writing Ins siguuluro upon olUeial
documents. The Governor is between
seventy and eighty years of ago, and with
the c-xueptmn of pulsy in his arms and
hands, maintains his bodily and mental
vigor to an cxtruotdiuuiy degree.
ItEl'EAL Or THE MEM LAW,
’he question of repeal Is on* that must
differently sirset different clashes, and we
not hurpnsod to And that there is con
siduruhie d.vernity uf opiniou as to tho
propriety of the mesHurp. Many, who
have uiado up their minds to farm thin
year uu the Isle plan ot obtaining advan
ces and pledging tho forthcoming crop for
them—many, indeed, who at this time
feel thomsclves unable to keep up their
farming business in any other way —
would prefer that the law should stand;
while others, looking forward hopefully
tu the discontinuance of a system of
fanning which is certainly pernicious and
cniharrussiug, prefer that the laws should
I not directly favor and encourage it. Tho 1
ol UoprosontativtB, ! ,„ ltor clttM to be tho „, joritJi „
indicated by tho expressed viows of the
i'atrous i f Husbandry in OonventioQ and
tho temper of tbo Legislature. It is a
in alter for congratQlatiun that on this
subject tho Patrons and tho Legislators
are in ucuord, because the reform aimed
at is one of simply a practioal character,
and which cannot be successfully carriod
out without the ready ot>operation of the
pluntors.
We think there can bo no doubt that
the prospective effect of the repeal will be
wholesome. If it shall make more difli
cult the obtaining of advsucos upon the
mortgage of the crop, it mast ncoessarily
stimulate planters to a groater effort to
raise for theiuselvos, as far an practicable,
the supplies which they have been iu the
habit ot obuiuiug tnrough the merchants.
This, iu tho opiuion of nearly all men
niuoug us who have given tho subject
thougui and observation, is the groat
measure of reform which Southern farm
ing economy demands. The Grangi
uppaar to be tinnutmuus in declaring their
uppreheutfiou of this fact and their donii
lo aid in bringing about tho needed
change. Once fairly inaugurated—tho
plantations and farms once freed from the
liens of the pro?isiou dealers—tbero is no
good ro ison to doubt that the reform will
Ira generally adhered to. From that good
time mu.it necessarily dale the oommouae-
niunl of Southern recuperation from the
devastations end disturbances of tho war
Tins freedom has not so far been attain-
i d, ovm if it has berm appn u shod,dmiug
the eight years which have olapnod since
the close of the war. The hen system,
sometimes with and sometimes without
tho direet encouragement of the law, has
boon a great obstacle to it. A fair trial ol
a different Hysleui is “in order,” and nr-
gently seconded by the condition of tho
country aud the demands of tho planters
themselves. Let all co operate in giving
it a fair trial.
GEORGIA LEGISLATURE.' WASHINGTON.
The Montgomery Dctniny Lcdyer, re
porting tho tact of tlic now piuuling ol
tho sigu ot tho negro and mortar in front
of one ol tire drug stores iu its city, ic-
Oftlls a good joke played off on General
Hwayne during his term as military oum-
tnuudur there. Tbo General had a citizen
arrested upon tho representation that In-
had given a negro iu his employment but
one suit of clothes since the war; and In-
wuh rather set hack by tho Bubscquout in
formation that the negro was tins same
wooden liguru with the suggestive mor
tar.
It appears tlmt the Grangers’ Conven
tion at Atlanta did nut rooomniund to the
Legislature tlio formation of a Direct
Trade Company and an appropriation for
its purposes, as our dispntch may have led
Home lo Hupposo. T he Grangers tlum-
aolves subscribed the amount (#100,001 .
and urg ini/.ml the company. This wo it-
gard ns tho most important and hopeful
uotiou the Patrons huvo yot taken. Thut
the organization was capable of effecting
much good wo were long since convinced,
and now wo are us well salisliod that it i
moving iu the light direction.
The Supreme Court of Alabama dccidud
on Thursday, that “ a debt duo lor laud
purchased is payable in United Staton
legal lender notes, notwithstanding the
agreement of tho parties that it was to In
paid iu specie, especially when 4he con
tract iu subsequent to the enactment of
tho law making them a legal tender."
This may be law—aud constitutional law
—but it soems to bo a very rigorous Ind
that prohibits two cilizetis from ngtvi ing
between thomaelvoB us to tho kind of cur
rency they will payor receive. It also
goes to the extent of changing the amount
involved iu the transaction.
The Montg-nuory Journal understands
that tlio deed of trust convoying tho pro
perly of the Tullussoo Factory (heretofore
mentioned) was signed by tho creditors
on Friduy, and that it now ouly rquiaius
to secure the concurrence of all the stock
holders. Tho Journal thinks there is
doubt whether all the stockholders will
agree. It says thut the arrangement
agreed upon will cut tho new stockhold
ers out of all participation iu the bcnullls
to be derived from tho Factory for three
years, and that new stockholders agree
ing to it will huvo denied themselves Uu
privilege of successfully assorting any
elttiui to be considered creditors of tho
old stockhol lers.
Tueue are said to be ut this time two
huudred thousaud volumes of document:
in store at the capitol in Washington city
They are such documents ns members ol
Congress have been in the habit of frank
ing to their constituents, but upon which
they must now pay postuge or lot them
retnuiu uncirculated. As wo have hereto
fore said, Congress must either make
some provision for tho distribution of its
printed mutter, or stop tho printing. It
could save a vory largo item by stopping
the printing, but is it iu accordance with
the progress of the ago to do so? Mim
ULUUUIA NEWS.
multitude or Local Bill*- Mr*
Etc.. Etc.
[irarm, ooeaesroirDnics erqcireh avn
Atlanta, January 23, 1871. i
In the Acnnte, to-day, thirty-fonr now I
bills were introduced, and thirty ft?« in
the House.
Mr. Arnow—To require au annual noo-
cr.eratton of the school population.
Mr. Gain—To praaoribe th* right* of
married women, and to repeal tho aat al
lowing Solicitors oar tain costs.
Mr. Otllmora—To prevent the sale of
1-qnor to minors, and to require rtnporn/r
Court Clerk* to keep their offices open
Mr. Crawford—To amend am set organ
iztng Mnsoogeo County Coart.
Mr. Harris—To equalize the labors of
tho judges of tli* Hnprome Court.
Mr. Lastar—'lo promote tbo culture of
fish.
Mr. Hillyer—To regulate the practice
of dentistry.
Mr. Robinson —To prevent hunting on
tho Habbalb.
Governor's message approving tho Ma
con and Brunswick Railroad Conimittoa,
the Oonsti'utioo Committee, and Malt Li
quors Committee was roceivod.
Honato passed hills to extend the juris
diction of justices of the poson and nota
ries public in Stewart coanty ; to amend
the Garuishmeut laws; to amend section
4 ,646 of the Code.
Bills to define costs of recording deeds
by Superior Court clerks, and empower
tho Governor to extend aid to cities and
towns in oasos of epidemics, ware lost,
lfouac.
Mr. Williamson—To rogulate grnntiug
of liquor lioonsee by Ordinaries.
Mr. Jones—To prevent imposition in
sale of fertilizers, and to regulate weigh
ing of notion.
Mr. Johnson—To define aid make uni
form tho fees of Ordinaries in homestead
and exemption casus.
Various bill* to regulate timber were
introduced.
Mr. Turnbull—To appoint a joint com
mittee to investigate the onuno of delay
in the payment of tho abaro of each
county in tho pabho school fund.
Mr. Mills—To declare tho Stale's en-
doraomont of tho bonds of tho Alabama
ond Ohftttnuoog* Railroad null and void.
Souale passed bill to loan two hundred
stands of arms to the North Georgia Agri
cultural College.
Mr. Watt, of Musu igen, has boon ap
pointed on the Committee on Agriculture,
by request of the committee.
THE on AN (JR II8
rcqnnflto<i;CougroHS to refund tho cotton
ninety-uine licensed
aged
, and
— Augusta hn
inking saloon*.
—Judge Win. Lnvr, of Savannah,
years, is dead.
A negro preacher stole a burs*
>w rests iu Marietta jail.
Cull, n soils for fifty cents a pound it
rucnvillo, Meriwether county.
- Corn brings eighty cauls per bushel,
id otttH $1.25 iu Albany.
Mr. Johuaon, of Griffin, sampled the
dton uf Mr. Hoad with his fist*.
.Margaret, colored, died nt Albany,
c l 110 years. Hho had twenty-six chtl-
Cspt. John A. l>avin lilts sold 1,OOP
isbulB of oats from bin Dongnerty plan
lion.
-Major Papot, proprietor of tho Fu
nk i Homo, rtnvsnnsh, has broken Inn lop
Stated friAiikly
aws postmaster
l.oriSIAXA .YIATTEBI.
W taninoton, January 24. — Unless tho
I President change* his mind, he will Bond
I a message to Congress Monday on Louisi-
j ana affairs. lie will plead that Congres
sional insation was a tacit ondoraomoat of
Attorney Garor&l Williams’ tactics to
ward that Htat* The proposed EJoctiou
bill will provide that it shall bo conducted
by a Congressional commission of two
Re,»rc.s*tit s‘ive* i^d one So'intor. If the
Demoerata can be brought to support this
reensure its passage is certain, bat all of
them aro loth t>o renew reconstruction.
If mej b* stated that th« Democrats are dis
posed to bide themselves behind the Con-
SKitutioaal provision about securing to
each Hlato a republican form of govern
ment. The best opinion is that there will
bs a new election, and tbr.t Judge Unroll
will not he impeschel.
Governor Hebert had a free conversa
tion with the President this morning
Governor Hebei t’s impression is that the
President does not aesirs a new olsction
in Louisiana, and that be doubts the
power of Congress to interfere after n
Stale has been raoonstruoted. It was
still the President’s Intention to address n
message to Congress upon Louisiana af*
fsirs on Monday.
It is stated later in the day that the
Louisiana bill has bann altered so that,
Instead of having it condnoted under s
Congressional commission,it will be man
aged by a oommlhsion appointed by tho
President. It, is tnpposed this oomrnis-
aiou will Vie composed of military offloers
Waite will qualify a* (Thief Justice in
two weoka.
Gen. Phil Sheridan is here. Ho says if
tho border most bo protected the array
mnst bo inoieasod.
The President's appointments to West
Point cadetships are coaflned t# kinsmen
of army officers.
It is plausibly reported that a bill ha*
been prepared, affecting the Judicial Dis
tricts, which will nnseat all the present
District Judges
FOREIGN TnELIGENCE.
■ XU LAND.
I*arllament Dissolved.
London, January 24.—Parliament, v.n*
dissolved by royal decree. Gladstone, in
bis address, says the defeat upon tbo Irish
Edaoetion Bill shows the Micistry had
not sufficient power to carry ont great
legislative raensnrea. Hence the appeal
to the people.
The oew Parliamentary election uccura
within thirty-dvo days.
Cincinnati, Januiry 24.—Flour quiet
and unchanged. Corn dull at 58a62.
Pork firm at $15 G2}al& 75. Lard quiet |
nnd fi-ru; Bten-.u Bold at D; kettle quiet at
OjaOl Bacon steady nud firm; Rules of
shoulders nt 7£; clear rib hides8.il; clear
sides 0. Whisky firm at 1)3.
Cotton Markets.
New Y’onit, January 24.—Cotton nomi
nal and lower; Rales 331 bales; uplands
lfiAo; Orleans lGjo.
Futures opened os follows: January
If* 1-10; February 15 3-ltial5 7-32; March
lfill-HtelftH; April lo o-32al5tt-l(i; May
lC^alGg; June IU 1o-1Ga17.
New York, January 24.—Cotton—not
receipt* 717 bale*: solos 2,790.
Futures closed weak; sales 23,000 hale*,
as follows: January lo 11-10, uomiual;
February 13 5-32; March 13 ll-ltialo 23-
32; April 1G 3-32; May 1G 17-32; June
16 15-16; July 17|al7 5-16.
Cotton nominal and lower to rqII; Hales
331 bales at 16^al6^.
Livibpool, January 24.— Cotton dull
and depressed ; Orleans 8H ; sales 6,000
bales, 5,100 American.
tia'os of uplands, nothing bolow good
ordinary, sbippod December and January,
7 13-lGd; ditto, deliverable in February
and March, 7 13-10d ; ditto, nothing below
l^w middlings, shipped December and
January, h£d; deliverable ui March and
April, 7£d.
Sales of Orloans. nothing below good
ordinary, shipped December and January,
8$d; shipped' February and March, 7£d.
Liverpool, January 24—Evening.—Cot
ton—Halos of upland*, nothing bolow
good ordinary, deliverable in January and
February, 7j; Rules of Orlsnns, nothing
below good ordinary, shipped iu Decem
ber, 8 3-16.
Galveston, Jan. 24.—Cotton: Net re-
ceiptH 3,028; sales 1,000; stock 113,657.
Norfolk, January 24.—Cotton easy;
,low middlings 14.4; net receipts 3,381;
sales 420; stock 22,987.
Boston, Jan. 24.—Colton : Net receipt*
exporis to Groat Britain 510; aales 200;
stock 5,000
Savannah, January 24.—Cotton : Net
receipts 8,278; exports to Great Britain
2,900; sales 2,203; stock 108,162.
New Orleans, Jan. 24.—Cotton irregn-
lar and nominal; middlings 16c; low
middlings 14J; alriot good ordinary 13jc;
net roc'ipi* 1,090; gross 11,370; export*
t* Great Britain 3,813; to Franco 90;
coastwise 2,962; sales 2,000—la«t evenisg
4,000 ; stock 280,905.
Adoubta, January 2+ —Colton dull;
middling* :4J; roceipts 2,015; sale* 9,618.
Charleston. January 24.—Net receipts
2133 bales ; exports lo Great Britain
4996 ; aales 1200 ; stock 58,197.
Mobile, January 24.—Cotton not re
ceipts 2655; exports coastwise 292; sale*
1,500; stook 66,948.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVAL* AVI) DEPART!'RES.
New York, Jan. 24.—Arrived—Algeria,
City of Brooklyn, Concession,Frog Linde,
Enrique, Fanling Lollana and Georgi-
RACINC.
j REAL ESTATE ACENT8.
RACES, RACES, RACES
SAVANNAH JOCKEY CLUB,
l fbrasry 8d, 4tli, Stli sad 6tb, 1874.
STARRS AND PURSES, $4,300.
First Dat—Thn
Ter eight hurdle*.
iom. 3d, Two ro le heats.
*£coxd Dat—Two Races. 1st, 8*vttnnnh Cup
i.x nom. 2d, Mile heau.
Fourth Dpt—Pour Kucos. 1st, Hurdle llandi-
», over eight liurdlcn. 2d, Swcopstakcs for
reu year olds. 3d, Soiling rare. 4th, Couaoli-
■Ion Puree. UEU. S. OWENS,
l.T McFarland, ficc y. President.
»24 dl)t
MACHINISTS.
B. H. RYDER,
1'B.UTICIL
Engineer and Machinist,
n tho Mac)
ilia, is n<
b with pro . ... .
i he douo iu thn South.
Mill Work and Repairs of all kinds.
ALL WORK GUARANTEED.
No need of rending work to aoighboriug citiot.
rubllc patrouAga solicited.
J#23 deodewlm
ELLIS & HARRISON,
Real Estate Agents
AND AUCTIONEERS,
IT TILL ATTEND PROMPTLY TO THE 8.4 LB,
V> KENT AND I Ur.CIIASR of REAL ESTATE
in the City aik) country, and will advertise the
■amo (at private mite) FREE OF Oil ARSE, unleas
tbs property is sold.
For Sale.
VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY, situated tn the
business centre of tho city. Will sell st a great
bargain, or to an acceptable party an undivided
interest. The property can be made to pay a large
and convenient to u good achool, churches, Ac.
A DESIRABLE ffOUSB AND I.OT, with ten
banks.
HIDES.
HIDES! HIDES 11
WE WILL PAY THE
Highest Market Price
FOB
Green 1 Dry Hides,
Far* and Beeswax,
GRAY k CO.’S,
No. 2 Crawford St.
jst3 fader Bankia House.
For Rent.
Grounds. Good wator, etc.
A STORE HOUSE in tho valloy of Talbot county,
at a cross-road, three miles of tho Chalybeate
Spring*. A very desirable location for a Dry
Uouds and Grooery busiuess. sep!7
With
city, TWO LARGE ROOMS, with tho'use of fur
nished parlor, kitchen and itahlo. Rent very rna-
i gonteel family In a dnslrahte part of tho
~ • "OR ROOMS, w
tchen and itahl
reptable tenant.
FOR SALE AND RENT.
'f nE preroli
I place, stt
IIroad street,
For Sale.
es knowni as the Barnard
lated nrar the upper end of 5
now occupied by Mr. L. B.-aHG!!
ly to
PBAB0DY A BRANNON
River Plantation for Rent.
J WILL RENT MY RIVER PLANTATION ON
very moderato
Apply at
Ja22 ldd
ROONEY A WARNER’S.
For Rent.
IJIHRRfl largo and comfortabls ROOMS. •
Po.scasioa giver immediately.
J. H. M0SHRLL.
0’"°'
tax to produoora, aud resolved to sub- ,ir| h u London
s -ribe 1100,000 towards iketr diroot trade
bsak and soml thurr cotloo to Lurope.
Muhcoueb.
*>n titadstone *
Duke LloxiA <
America
itguti!
disci
impi
lid ibe cireulutiou ol iufonuiUt)
r the reports be franked ?
toss iGa ) Agiioulturnl Club,
: h< id on Oth mst., very • .
full MtJ'J‘1
.ded for tho fai n
imp.
id iuditqu
sable
declared b)
for a cue-hot so farmer to have two bales
of cotton uu this plan thau to have eight
bales without u support, and guano a o
provjs.on debts to pay.”
'Hie farmers iu that section haw not
heretofore neglected tho provision crops
to any 1 Lit g near tho extent of tin ir m *:
lect iu tLi* part of tho Slute, aodyolevc
,r • v rieuoe b ii *:.\lat ed tl .
4hcy mus. plant less cotton und tu r.
coru, wheat, Ao. They want to cleat
thetas.Ue> at onco of tho lieu muu tud
lean Urdcr t d crib.
m Lands.—Tbo PoUtka
most striking c
re iu this seettou
on ibo St,
—PruHident Grant ban
In will uppoiat Gan. Mcl.
ut Augusta.
Hixtoon LaGrang* dootorn say if the
lo won’t pity tliatu past duos, they
util not praetiao further for them.
The American atnC foreign ship* at
S tvammli were decked wttli bunting or.
vho aunivorsary of Gen. Loe’s birth-tiny.
- Tbo Jl raid picturofl great distress io
Atbmtu. Four toon people wore found by
.) Dorcas society in one room ; throe sick,
oue do«d, and all starving.
B. F. Bciil has hneu re elected Mayor
1 Wait Point, w. E. Jones, tbr
defeated candidate, will contort on the
ground of illegal votes.
— As Maoon and Brunswick Bailrosd
bills arc retired in Macon, thoae of tha
I.agio A’ I’htBix Manufacturing t'oinpany
of Columbus, are in demand
4I.AIIAHA NEW*.
—A colored man shot and killed hi*
father about a crop in Montgomery county.
— Mr. Jack Beale, for a long pariod oil
•• 'leer on the Waateru lioilroad, died ir
Mississippi latoly.
—The fourth daily Montgomery pspor
lias apposrea—tho Evening Ledger, pub
lishod by B. 11. Keiaer Jl Go. It is e
i.rightly, newsy sheet.
B. W. Welker, of Macon coanty, has
been nrroHtnd in Montgomery by 1'. S
.Marslmls Williford aed Utndolph, on the
■ !i . . uf violating the Enforcement ec:
l Congress. He killed W. (>. Clarke a f
i .msbis, on the Western liailroed, August
11th. Tho Magistrate’s Court acquitted
Walkor. Clarke had, by lettere and uies-
m.:<-s, threatened bit life, and he shot
luin before be (Walker) comld be shot by
lmu. No politics about the mattar.
LaiiiRtana'Ftucbbat'k.
WAHittnoton, January 23.—There wa*
a conference to-day between Senators
l arpoutor and Thurman and Gen. Bntler.
relative to tho new Louisiana Election
till, but the result is not known. If they
should agree upon a bill, tho President
d io a iBSUige on Monday reootn-
men ling a new election in Louisiana.
bi..n i* forcing Piuchback to an issue
. i the Ibniso. tStiebbui moved to dismiss
Piuciibiicli s rase from heforo tho commit
t. «■ . f the House on the ground that in
cc.uir g a cotmuitsiou as Bnuator, and
.\i>i itmg lu-. claim to a seat in the Ben
i'o, 1c was stopped from contesting fora
>t iu the House of Representatives.
Ilu* point made by Sheldon will be argued
r" the C uuuntiee of Elections ucx
M 'inlay. Pinchbeck is determined to
' tb" issue before the Senate Com-
t rtce of Elections and Privileges. He
will * ltlmr huvo his seat or a new election.
TLo St. Petersburg correspondent of
tho JLiltic Gazette lias soon odvatiic
a loots of the first volume of the Uraud
Dolto Alexia' account of hin voyage around
the world. This tirnt volume is oxclu-
stvely devoted to a description of the
Grand Duko’s adventures tu ihe United
•States. I ho vbovs-tnenuoued correspon
dent writes ns follows nbout it:
“This is cerlmly a very enrion* work.
To judge flora what 1 bavo read of it —
whether Ills Imperial Highness wrote ii
himself,jor whother an abler pen did it for
I lui—the book is intensely interesting.
The Grand Duke says that hi* reception
m New York almost stupefied him. Up lo
the last, moment he bad not thought that
so brilliant an ovation would bo tondered
in republican America to the sen of u
monarch.
“He was very weak when he landed in
New York, and during his progrss* up
Broadway frequently felt like fainting.
But everybody was so kind to bun that lie
tried to loot pleased, as he was in his
heart of hearts. Broadway ho Rays, in
his opinion, is the finest thoroughfare in
fee world, because everything there, hou
ses, shops aed the people, look not mo
notonous, but gay, lively aud bright.
What amused him porhaps more than any
thing else was that tho bands,upon catch-
ing sight of him, strnek up, not the Bus-
pian anthem, hut the so-called ‘Dirge of
St. Oaiboriuo,’ which i* played in Bitisia
only at the funorale of a member of tho
imperial family. The choars of tho peo
ple were more deafening than any ho Ltd
hoard in Europe, from which he playfully
concludes that lung diseases cannot be
very prevalent iu the New Worl4. As to
tho soldiery, tho variety of uniforms
struck him as extremely odd. Ho says
he saw, peacefully, side by side, ln»lmot-
tod Prussians and ‘kopied’ Fr nehmen,
redcoatcd Englishmen and Irish troopn
hearing tbo banner of tho Green l*lo.
“Tho Grand Duke cannot praise too
highly American hotels. American faro,
bo thinks, however, l* too rich. * i’horo ia
nt their tables,’ he exolaims, naively, ‘al
ready too much of a good thing. 1 asked for
tho peculiar dishes of America, and at the
hotel they oould not give me any. Their
cooks were Italian and French. Tho land
lord shrugged hi* shoulders when 1 a«ked
him about tt. Out West, however, my
desire wa* a once gratified. I dined one
day on baked pork aud beans, a vory pala
table dish, which would certainly bear
transplanting to ltiiasia.'
“American manners, tho Grand Duke
thinks, are a little awkward aud angular,
but decidedly pleasant on aoeouut of eve
rybody's fmnkuesa. lie tolls a number
ot curious anecdotes on his experience
with tho aborigines. In Washington h*
was told that tho lush servant girl* at th*
residence of M. Caiaca/y wore dying to
see bun. He pnt on a cap and au old
traveling coat, and wont unheralded down
into tho kitchen among them. He was
not recognized by the Biddies, and chat
ted with thorn for half an hour. Ho found
that not one of them had auides of where
liiiana wa* situated, aud one of tho g r.s
even asked him if tho Czar always wore a
crown on hi* head? adding that she knew
the Queen of England always did.
“Equally amusing is the account of hia
reception at Omaha. Nebraska, where a
member of the Legislature congratulated
lmu on the successes of hi* fattier in the
war with France! Another legislator of
that S'ate wanted to know if it was al
ways cold iu Uuasia.
“These funny episodes in tlio West,
however, were amply made up for by the
xtronie kindness and consideration w ith
4'onp D'Mut.
London, Jannsry 24.—Th* Times, uf
this morning, commenting on the address
of Gladstone, aononneing tho dissolution
of Parliament, aaei tho document ratio.:’.* ,
^ • . ttnhil
chsrartsris.i is of the genius of it* author.
Tbo Times also deubts the wiadom of tho j h-rnrj
ropcai of th* income tax, promised by th# ( i
Premier.
r Jha Pott **jr tint the addreae almost | Durr
stvmnt* to • 64uji d'etat. I rarni
Tho Ptavdard ia oonfldnnt of a Gonter- j
vative majority in ihe elections, and so- [ Conn*
veroly cmidwM the aaddon announce
ment ef the diwnlation.
ill the journal* agree upon the popu
larity of tanlaueitl in##sur*B protnisod
in the addreM.
Hpatn.
M aphid, January 24.—Tbo Govern
ment has isaued an ordar closing thn Al-
phunaiat clubs *f this city.
Departed, ho
White Ore.. , II
inward—Tlarvoy, Ospilla,
vre and Norfolk.
UNCLAIMED LETTER
FARM BOOK3.
TIME BOOKS
FOB
PLAHTATI0K3. AMD FARMS
Cr'ira r.n.bl., .a. crao to k.»p .ccnr.to ac
countB with their employees. Price
$1 60
The form is one famished hy a pluuter of loach
exp-rieuce. Its ass will oaabln a Farmer u, save I
many times its con during tho y«*r.
Pilntwl aral foi talc by
TKOMAS GILBERT,
SUN JOB ROOMS,
Columbus, Ga. !
Ajf Tho Book wiJ; oe f*r«vsr«ied hy mtil, on I
rocHpt of price ja'-l dswtf 1
it this offles, o
Jat« tf
For Rent,
nost eorofortAhlo Dwellings j
ton, tbs residence of Thus. B
need. Term* oasy. Apply*
O. O. RAGLAND, Ager
Executor’s Sale.
O N tho first Tuesday in February next, I will
•ell at public outcry, before tho auction
b use of Ellis 1 Harrison. In Columbus, between
the utntl honr* of sale, the fullowiug real eeteto.
One undivided bnU interest in tho premises
known ns tin storehouse lately orenpied by Hull
A Mosos, aud now by William Beach, as a hard
ware store.
Also, an undivided half interest in the sto r e
heusu next the cornor on Broad street, under Con
cert Hall, and au umiithied fourth lntores. in
Concert Hall.
The said property Lolug tho Interest of tho late
Jr roll I Moses, leijnsmeh.
<Jer31 td ISAAC I. MOSES. Exeeutor.
For Sal© Low.
^ SCHOLARSHIP IN THR MEDICAL COL-
L\UB AT EVANSVILLE, INDIANA.
I , >OTa tf APPLY AT THIB OFFICB.
Rooms to Rent.
| q W0 rooms over J. R Johnston A Co ’s Hoi
suitable for Office or Sleeping
MICHIGAN.
Kalamazoo, Mich., Jan. 24.—The Elate
Grange, which has been in session for
b*r*ral days, ha* adopted a report of tbo
Commit*** ua Transportation-, which in to
lha offset that railroads are amenable to
Htate regulation a* much as plank and
gpravel road companies, and that the Leg
ialatnre be* anmoeh right lo regulate their
charges ss to fix turnpike tolls or charge
of milieu f or grinding grain. Accompany
ing the report of the committee is the fol-
lewiug resolutions:
“ lieeolTed, That while w* deprecato
any tad sll attsmpls to cripple or destroy
railroad interests, we would remind them
that onr interests are identical. We there
fore implore them not to kill the ‘ goose
that lave the golden egg,' by taxing ue ex
orbitant rates to enable them to compete
with other f.eet trunk linea leading from
the West to tho Eaut.”
Other resolutions depreoete class legis
lation, and doclare that public lauds
should be devote 1 rigidly to the purpose
of actual settlement.
5sw York, January 24.—The maos
meetiug of workingman, called by th*
Gsrmen free thinkers, was e failure.
Uuder the advice of the police, the pro
prietor of tha hall withheld the keys.
Two Ihonaesd the* proceeded to another
hall, aad antnorized tho officials to engage
in oo-operatnn for s usea* meeting.
theTvEtuer.
Pbpaktmfnt or War, \
Washington, Jan. 24, 1874.)
ProbsbiJiti-n. —For th* Sontheru States,
east of the Mississippi river, colder and
genorally clear weather will prevail, with
continued high barometor, and north
west to northeast winds
Until u
Wilde i
Will ii
i 1)
MARKETS.
Champion V K Co,
Ellon, col'd, City.
Grant u B, Plviwant INI. Ga.
Lviitir F.. tolM, Suit-in, Ala.
M.Uf* .1 T, Goodmau'a 'A Hotdi, 0a.
Phillips V, Pinvvillc, G t.
Bhofflcld J N A t'o, Aroerlcus, Ga.
t \T Ii, 5lo
i Hill.
rvimt-siJ* Capt S J, davaunub, Ga.
COLUMBUS
Industrial Association.
g-^iTLo Stocklioldoi
ou Tussdny, 27th test
purposv of ^loctfug i
prase nt year, aud to a
Every Stockholder is
rd of Dirortors for the
SHAVING SALOON,
- to II. Hones,)
Uader Georgia lloms lusurauco Boilding.
Prompt and polite barbers in attendanco.
_
J08BPH F. FOU* Attorney at Law,
Practices ia all State nud Federal Courts.
Offler ovor storo of W. U. Kobarts A Co., Broad
Notice.
T HE animal m-Min* or tht Bt^kholdors
Merchants' Building au I Loan Assochuic
Will he held at the oiho* of the Treasurer, Tue
day, January 27th, at 7)4 s'clock r u.
W. N. HAWKS.
Ja26 it Rec’y S Trens r.
For Rent.
Q LARGE ROOMS, with sido entrance, with u
ol parlor and k.tchen. Parties
family on vary reasonable tvrm
House it well loistsd. Address
J*T> tf
For Sale.
IJVir Brick St.
WACOM IVSAKINC.
Wood and Blacksmith Shop.
J. H. M0SHELL
ffAVrNG taken Go-tchlns’ B'n.ksroith Fhnp.
1 1 is now prepared to do Blacksmithing nnd
Wood Wor* in nil their various branches, Hji h
at 1 Inntition Woik. Flt-pa.ring of Carriage, and
Mngons, nothing of ail descriptions of Plows,
Horn. Shoeing, Ac.
I keep i-onatiin'ly ou hand a lnr ;e stock of nil
kinds of PI.OW8 in general t #e, which will he
J. 11 JOHNSTON A CO.
MffiCHAB' i BCHifc
bank,
Columbus, Ga,,
Does a General Banking Businer.
DEALP IN
Exchanie, Gold, Silver, Htocka 4,
Spoclnl attention fflvcu to c ullj{
tl*n*, a»d prompt roturna made.
Nkw Yore CoaaBBPo.vDtxTj
NHatli National Bank of Now tort
8AVINC8 BANK.
OEPOSl’rs received In auini o, H
eenta nnd upward*.
HEVL> per cent, (per annum i„.
tere.1 allowed, pnynl.le ■>, Ji,uu,„
April, July and October, eonip oona '
ed four time, annnnlly.i
DE1-ON1TS PAID OS DEHASD.
DIRB0TUBS1
W. L. P AI. IB BUB V—R jt marly yf WwuooUc.
A. 11.1/1 Ik —Of Preer, ll!ges A Co.
W. R. DROWN—Of Columbus Iron Works Co,
C. A. E EDI)—Of 0. A. Redd A Co.
Q- h. McflOUGU—Of John McGough A i”o
octiD ,| t f
I. J. BUfiPBY, 0-GUNDY JORDAN
President. B»c’j 4 xri, 1 ,
SPFI0R OF TUB
nk douo, either iu iho wood or
if tho puhlio is rcspecifuliy
J. II. MOSHELL.
DRY GOODS.
PEACOCK & SWIFT,
XT RED J VO WON FT VERY MUCil, and wlsbiug
to CLOSE OCT
ALL WINTER GOODS
Before Spring, offer
GREAT INDUCEMENTS !
To those who buy for CASH I
Wo are sslliag many of our goods REGARD-
j I.E8S OF COST I
Now is your chanco for bargains I
1 Again wo ask all who owe as any thing to come
I ’ l, )itfe PUy ’ PEACOCK A SWIFT.
HOTELS.
GROCERIES.
Rankin House,
Columbiui, CO a..
J. \V. 11YAN, Prop’r.
PuuffK Goij)en, Clerk.
Ruby Restaurant,
Bar and Billiard Saloon,
Under the Rankin House.
my24 dawtf J. W. IIV A N, Prop’r.
OITY HOTEL,
CENTllll.LI LOCATED.
Troy, Alabama.
R. H. PARK, Prop’r.
doo7 ssly
MISCELLANEOUS.
Stockholders’ Meeting.
HE Annual Meeting of the Stockholders ol
th* Eagle aud 1‘heuix Manufacturing Com
pany will he held at the office of the Company, u*
Dividend Notice,
fJIlIK Directors of the Eaglo aud Pheal:
pay ah
>vembur 1st, 18‘
April 1st, 1874, the second on
CNBY JORDAN,
Notice to Shippers.
milR CENTRAL LINE
1 B0 4TS from an-1 aft-r
Co to Pomeroy’s,
AT UOOUEK’S C OICNLK,
Fop Ferris & Co.’s Sugar-oured Pig
Hams and Strips, Ferris’s Mild-cured
IM. Y. Bellies, Wright’s Ne Plus Ultra
Mince Meat, far superior to Atmore’s,
Raisins, Figs, Oranges, Lemons, Pre
served Ginger, Jellies, Corn Starch,
Sardines, Salmon, Oysters, Tomatoes,
Christmas Eggs, Turkeys, Ducks and
Chickens, Wine, Milk, Butter, Boston
Butter, Soda and Pio-nio Crackers,
Snaps, &c.
4®"Mr. T. O. PnmonoR will bo found at the
counter, and will be pleased to wait ou his for-
inor customers and friends. The patronage of
tho public is respectfully solicited. [de20
Manufacturing Comp’y,
Colnmbui, Georgia
Paid up Capital, $1,25 0,000.
xo inculcate the habit op
SAVING ON THE PAUT OP THE
OPERATIVES, AND TO PROVIDE A
asfe and reliable arrangement for the
benefloial masrzty**: rf the oamicp
of flrttsRj’! CRfl rJ., fv*avr classes, this
Oomptray fciAA «et&wil<tbetL nndor
SPECIAL CHARTER FROM THE
STATE OF GEORGIA,
A SAVINGS DEPARTMENT,
in vrhioh tho following advantages are
/uorod to Depositurs of either ior^o or
small amor.otH:
1.
PER .-EC 1‘ SECURITY. The assets of
tHo Oompsuj were on the 1st of January,
1878 $1,704,459 43
and are steadily increasing.
Tho lit serve Fund is $297,766 V:
All of twbieh property is spbcuui
PLEDc-.r d by uot of the Gonerul A she rub! j
for the protection of Depositors; and io
addition, by tbo same set, tbo Stockholm
ora of tbo Comp .uy are made INDIVID-
ALLY RESPONSIBLE in proportion tu
their share*, for the integrity of the
Saving* Department und its certificates of
Deposit.
2.
LIBERAL INTEREST. Rato allow!
Seven por coal, per annum, oompoci-lc!
four timoR a year.
3.
DEPOSITS oan be withdrawn afnnj
time without notice. Depositors residing
oat of the stt? oan drew deposit* by
ohecks.
4.
RULES AND REGULATIONS of tbu
Department famished upon application,
and all desired information given.
5.
BOORS CERTIFYING DEPOSITS
givon to deponitors.
6.
At accounts of Depositors will be cm
si&ersd strictly private and confidential
DIRECTORS i
V. J. BUSSBY,
W. II. YOUNG,
W.l. PARRAMORK,
ALFRED I. YOUNG,
of Now York
CHARLES GREEN,
PrMida«t ef th« Savannah Bank and Treat Co®
paay. nihil oo<Mv
H. F. ABELL & CO.
HAVE JUST DECEIT nt)
I CE-CCRKD WniTR MEAT, (Now York),
Fulton Maiket Dried B-ei,
Smoked nnd Pickled Tongues,
Now York Uroakfiut Bacon,
New Harnn,
Buckwheat,
Early Rove and Pink Eye PoUMea,
«r-Ko (iharg* for drayng*.
Jalf.
np( If
i. S roia. hauuiL E. BaLewi*.
R. BALDWIN & C0„
#PNHtAL DHAJ.SRS IN
Choice Family Groceries,
Do*a*etlr Dry Cioods, Notions,
lOBiCCS, Ac., Ac
ILI iN» PLIE LIQUORS
iu board with
if preforrod
iod by
BY TEI.F.LRAP11 TO E.YQllRER.
Htiney and Ntoek .Market#.
London, Jan. 31.—Erie 44a44^. Oon-
i tb ' l’t
|,ut b«
bt. dohu h riVA-r,
! Ps tl R,
Uiilen vl
ior boil i
ns high a
IW'ta.mUa by tlic Rope,
tJr? ‘
ton vtiib La11 i i ut Muiucuern ti> d' - l
tbe_ BBBI
Antioch, Contra Coats esunty. Cal. O u
the scaffold he said the urardered n.im h
wife instigated the murder. When tin
drop fell Lie head was entirely seveie,;
from bis body, which fall li/uloAij lj u>
gnasuL
~ i which the array officer* treated theGn
t.o Provident nud kuanu Anthony. Hake. For Gen. Unster and hi* anbordt-
Wakuinoton, Jan. 18.—The President , Rates tbo Grand Duke ha* word* of the
t Susan B. Authony by acoidsnt on tbo j warmest gratitude. Gen. Custer’s photo- | 80 iJ~yi*iYo2
'/■utte yesterday, iu company with au-| graph is published iu the volume, which The weather is tempestuous. T*le-
■r member of her suffrage convention, .rao«t sumptuously printed and P ro * I graph oommr.nioAiioa is interrupted.
r.ntiuti took p!»c. A, | ±'L ILZ •?.“ 0dt6 ‘ 1 I New Yo«. J««», S4.-Block. .CW.
anvl higher. Money ac 4. Gold at 11^.
Exchange, long 484 4, short 486. Govern
ment* sod Slate bonds strong.
N»w Yorx, January 24 -Money e*»y,
Sterling dull at 4 4. Go’dd ;'l at lljall^.
Goverutuants »t ror.g; c« ns. iezablo done.
5t*to* strong ; littl* dent-.
New Turk Bank •t*tem<-ut.
Ntw Yott, Jsi. 24.—Loan* decreased
$875 ,000; spoi'ie increased $375,000; le
gal teaie~* iscr*a*ed $2,375,00; depoeits
increased $375,000.
Frovleton Market*.
N*w You, Jstiusry 24.—Flour steady.
YTbeat ftrmcr. Cor» dull. Pork quiet at
$16. Lard steady. Turpentine quiet at
46. Kern firm at $2.60a65 for atrainod,
Freights steady.
LivaapooL, January 24.—Breedstafis
quiet.
N*w You, January 34.—Fionr fairly
active aad unchanged. Wheat lu beMer.
Gora ia buyers’ favor aad moderate in
quiry. Pork ftnuar st $ll. Lard firmer.
Groceries quiet sad estiva. Naval stores
unchanged. Freights steady; untum by
steam 7 1-ltaTfc.
Jan 2-S
walk.
Sident naked Miss Anthony | <‘Dpie< of the hook will be issued
ythiUg he could do for her. * w
[ i —The Ashantee war is bringing to no
tice some of tho qui-or practices of the
tativ-'s The King of Asbautec, desiring
one of his gent-rain to return with his
troop*, sent a messenger au “emblem
of recall,’’consisting of a circle of beads.
This order w as disregarded, and oue more
potent wa* sent hy the irate king. Its
form was that of a small shield made of
£brea of palm, aud it* signification was
well understood by its recipient. In ac
cordance with uative usage, when a gen
eral will uot return from war in accord
with the message of beads, tho king takes
this miniature shield and solemnly swears
upon it that be will kill himself ii his or
der is agaiu disobeyed. The troops wer#
filled with superstitious horror when tbs
symbol was received, snd the general no
longer disobeyed the ordar to retreat.
replied slra thought hii
■ > hue. She had stumped Now
•‘deior the President iu the last
>. and then in trying to vote for
" u ‘ bi* < ffi. ors had arrested aud
: ln j*' 1 - She wee uot at Urge with-
!’• ft°d ^he dul not know what there
n.. . . \i to do; but if the President vail
. tu i-arneat in deairiuu to do some-
tor her. he might please nominate
it-, v’.dy htanton for Chief Justice. The
laughsd and said he would
k tho mutter over, and oontinaed hi*
Indiana.
n News.]
20.—On the fifth
ran at Eagle P*s#
i olortnl Troope 1
t>i uelal to the Oalv
8in Antonio,
1 l
''. r 1 «• Basil by,
; j"- 1 ™' * .m.u d.Uohm.nt of
th . r , r , pnlMhl
fromth. blood, track.
'« » <-rt»i. ,h,t
I u uu k^ d “ n ‘
RBazBvaB Seat*.—A Cincinnati court
has dectdsd that no *e»t era be reserved
ia a bouoe *f amntement after ihe cur
tain rise*; then * person having e ticket
baa a eight to taka aay unoeeapied seat.
AMUSEMENTS.
imm OPERA HOUSE!
One Night Only—Saturday, Jan. 31st.
BIRCH, WAMB0LD A BACKUS'
VTorW-B.no—ood
SAN FRANCISCO
MINSTRELS !
Orpuniti*.! tn lS5t, ar4 for :h** r**t nlno year*
located oe Brcatwsy, No* York.
92 TALENTED ARTISTE* !
Ia a rar«> coraueopia of Muttc, Mirth, Wit and
No Brat. Bind, No Piotori.l Printing,
but th* Porfonuance os th* Su#e.
0*u*ral AdrotMiou $1.00 : Gallery 5o c*nta.
.-eat* Mrurtd without *xtra charge ut \V\ J.
Oaaffi'i * B.'.'k ftor*. Jai’< 6:
Wanted,
■ COLUMBUS DAII
1XH,U7A Apply
Diaries for 1874.
^ LL SIZES, Style# oT Binding
extd Prloai
Far eel* by
4SB JL W. PJ&AAS a Nfiuk A If.
Notice to the Ladies.
TlitS. JOHNSON aiul PERCY wish to i.lorn i
^vL the Lailie* that th«y huvo oppnod with an
-irxai.t asiottnt nt .-.f HUMAN IlAlK. and will
MK.NEW AND WORE OYER ALL OLD 11 Al It
COMHIN’dP. etc. iu ail the latest etylea. 8ton
third door above J. S. Joqa-*' drj go>,d. atotr.
jail tin
Sans Souci!
8CHOOL8.
Monroe Female College,
For.yth, Georgia.
T O* 8PRTNO 8RE8ION -111 begli
oe Wfdn*a4«v, 20tb of January
1874.
Bedde* th* regular curiiciilum, i
roun* iu Mm e. Painting, Fr*-»<-h
(lerroan und Ppaniib may be pursued. __
Innra'Aloa th-rough, dUciplin* pateutd,*» J
charges reasonable.
For particulars, apply f#r Catalogue, to
Collinsworth Institute—1874.
EV .
cludlag board, tsition, waelii
Dissolution.
JACK TURNER hit opened this popular Res-
I taurant, and will FURS 1311 MS ALB AT ALL
HOURS, DAY AND NIGIIT.
I J»-’l l"
F X DO.NNKLI.Y.
Notice.
\ LL persons ar.< hereby notified not to trad
A- tor three |.n»inU«ory n t i. given P. J. Iii f
eors, or beirer. txr.i dw.-i M.trcit 21*1, l.s72, f..
#181. an t one for I.U.Ou. The masiderntion fa
which these notes were giTen having toilod, I %ri|
out settle them.
January 17rn, 7>'t. tf W. 11. PACE
Mulo Taken Up.
O N Tuesday, tbo 20th, a Bay Mar
Mol., BI -
OPERA HOUSE
| RESTAURANT,
Ten-Pin Alley and Bar !
| HE under* gned will open
1 establishment, and be prer*r*d to
ply hi* friends with every luxury.
1 ormdftm A. J. BOUm
J. G. ABERCROMBIE.
CHEMICALS—PURE I
FOR
HOME-MADE FERTILIZERS,
AT LOW PRICES.
To All Whom it May Concern.
IB copartnership of F Ml
day d:tto!t»d by mutual coi
MYER’of said li
th* affairs of the lat* firm.
Boot oew Shoo w**lu«e* at *a
vsuau* th*
ik *ao.
SEEDS. _
SEED 'OATS I
And Groceries and Provisions,
—AT—
BARBEE & IVEY’S,
Jail dlw Crawford Etroet.
KOHTPEILEE INSTITUTE.
'■PHR .tndersigned will open a Prhooi for B'J*
1 aed Girl*, at Moutpelhr Sprioa*. Moer »
Comity, Oa., lfi mi rs from Macou, ou tu' 141
day in February, 1874. , .
ihe buildings to he used hy hint aro ih-se •! ^
were us«d lor many yearn hy ihe la'e P
Klliot. The loc .tit n la noted f.*r its lieauiy. “
fulness, **e lusion and aduiirnble adaptation u
O - posoe of a school. Heaidaa several «»'•» ,B *
• ngs of treesiore water, there is. on the yn-nu- .
.. line cb.ilybwuo spring, celebrate-J for iiseau*
'iliirty hoarders can he accominodatod.
The s. 1-olasti-- year will touslst ot W vee^
comroe- . 1 .-1 the first Monday of l*bru r)
t-ndinc • i he 2.d of Notembor, with * vacetto
tw« weeks tu July. ,
Terms: Tuition and board (lnclud ug w '
fuel and lights), &J00 per anuum, payable quarts
iuadvacco. .i
For iartlcolars, addiess the undersign*' 1
n to bis patrons generally. s n ' 1
ners, to the following : , , v..nial«
Pr. K. n. Myers, President of Wrllejan
^Professor J f. Wlll-t, of Mercer University
Hon W. A. Huff, Mayor of Macou, da.
Joe. T. Nisbet. E»q., Macon.
S. L. Whittle. Keq , Macou.
Oliffoid Anderson, F-.q., M«con.
J. Karon Esq , Albany, Ga.
ira’ Turn 0’»t. Je®*^**®
RENJ. M. PuLIIItA-
Maron,
McKinley, Milled'
Qov. II. Y. Johnson, Spit
county, Go.
Dissolution Notice.
...JiriBM OF THOMAS GILBERT k
CO. has t{i!i day been dissolvetl by mutual
serration, advertising, job worker book-btad-
ere rvqueeted** give early attention to
eeUiement uf their arrearage*
THOS. DSWOLP,
THOS. GIIiBKBff.
A U,UXk.
dress making. r
Dress MalcioC-
M RS. rOaAATV.nd Mr.. BALL,": rr.:* ''jj,J
notify th* Le-dirs *f Celoinbui *«'• ., n ,
that they have taken rooms in *»"»Pg >r w
over Pease * book store, wli .r* they sr- pr-1
CUT, FIT AND HAKE LADIES’ A»
CHILDEE.VK DBESSEE
a th* late*t and beet atyl**. w '| l • i ‘° J a<.
ing for Brebrold ry. Braiding. r,n £ *
Uk* 4»stl*niH'i s*wlng at reoeonebl* r»
**417 rltf
Picture Frame®
AED
frame MOIULDING 8,
I HAVE jest received a great variety y
U WM FEAlin MOrLD^NOA »' ^ ^
sk Mien prw ared tt MAKE .
^ W. J. CHAFFIN.
BffU If