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WILY, WEEKLY, AND SUNDAY V |tlk ' — wolllMR. Columbus Enquirer. ■ TfC 5 yOL' COLUMBUS, GEORGIA, TUESDAY, APRIL 28, 1874. NO. 99. <rsxt>4:8 . t fR«0 W. CALHOUN, * nw»Mr. jy»l» e moaUte, in ad»aa«a.. Three month*, (( One ® <m,h ’ n-anix «“• : .. bvouime, *■• 3 6wM t BMP®**- eoi WBBiIwimito. gttlrer, on* 44e.rtl.lBC BMm. WtW' <*o»«p. “ ■**;***■”**■ f 8 00 4 00 8 00 750. 3 00 2 50 8 00 I 3 00 G U0 o no • uo la no 17 00 20 00. 22 no 2n oo 42 00 Mure 1 je* r Tb ,,bmi. witt It. prlellef. of * change tnre.Bo.Uw. For rterlj oorda . liberal die- "SlwwkVratte will Savartobljr b« one-third ^^‘I'/'rfTertlwB.nt to ohnnged more than Tilth the oost of composition. Foreign advsr- liL^ mut >»> M do tboM .1 homi tnMii nm. -Boat on whoot in tome Motions of Gwinnett ooont, is reported. -Tbs Boms Ctmmtreial oontrsdicts the report tbst MUtll-pox prevails in Floyd oountfi ssys tbot it is only in Polk. —It was thought on ’Change at Atlanta, Thursday, that tb* eloot of Grant's veto juga will b* to oanae a decline in price*. -North Georgia papers oontinne to ex- .rev apprehension, of rast in wheit, and those ot Southern Georgia to report rust lost*. —The Atlanta Herald reports the sale hr B. H. Hill, jr., of one-ninth interest in the Kimball Hons* to B. H. Hill, sr., for (10,000. —There are about a dozen granges in Ueriwether oonnty, and thaw propose to hold a oonrantion ill GreenvilU about the »3d of Hey. —The Atlanta Herald proposes this for the next State Fair : A gold medal to the beet Qjmnastlo Oinb In Georgia. Six conteatanta from eaoh elnb to enter. —A correspondent of the Atlanta Con- ititution recommends the application of kerosene oil os a ante way of destroying caterpillars an on fruit traes, without in juring ths iHia -Tha Mason Telegraph learns tbst a black eagle, weighing seventeen pounds, and measuring seven feet three inches troB tip to Up of its wings, was killed one diy lest week in Hntland district, by Ur. Elisha Davis. —Tb* Amariena Republican says Pri ons Edwards, negro, who killed Berry Adams, ditto, a few weeks sinoe on Cap. John A. Cobb's plantation in that ity, was aentenoed on Thursday to be bnig on Hay 22d. -Hopewell Cotton Utils, in Elbeit cosnty, were burned early last week. These mill# were on Broad river, near Petwabnrs, and wars owned principally br Ur. John Thompson. They were vei ned at 9120,000, and insured for 985,000. Thia loss ie much to be regretted. —Seven prisoners from Florida, under charge of two Deputy D. 8. Marshals, passed through Savannah, on Thursday, on their way to the penitentiary at Al bany, New York. They had been con victed of violations ot the ‘Bnforeement’ —The Methodist Church of Thotnas- nle has settled a controversy as to the propriety of using the organ daring di vine service, by a vote of the members, and tha majority was in the affirmative. ALABAMA NEWS. Dewberries have made their appearanoe in the Enfania market—20 oents per quart. —The Eufaula Timet reports the sein- iog of two Sue white shad in the Chatta- hooohee, a mile or two above itB oity. The Abbeville Register reports two at tempts by uegro men to outrage whit* women, in Heury oonnty, within the last few days. Neither negro has yet been arrested. The Borne Commercial learns from an officer of the ete.mboat Magnolia, that a fire broke out in Gadsden on Wednes day night, wbiob cams near destroying a large portion of the oity. The loss is es timated at about twenty thousand dollars. The water covered all the low ground between Jauney's foundry and the depot, in Montgomery, on Satunlay, aud was up to the hand railings along the embank ment between tboee point*. The place where the circns tents are nasally ereoted was ten feet under water. The phyeioiana of Opelika have resolved to do no more ohariteble practice, but to throw the care of the indigent siok upon the oity, because the Oity Oounoil insist on the requiiement of ten dollars lioense from physicians. '—The Montgomery Journal repeats its assertion that “all” the Alabama negroes who went to Mieaiasippi and Louisiana last year have returned. It rejoioea in the assnranoe that they will still tote right, if they did make snoh a greet mistake fn leaving Alabama I —The Advocate says Greenville was last week visited by an Internal Bevenne man, who went to the stores end confiscated ail the tobaooo found ont of the boxes. Some of the merchants bed knocked the boxes off and placed the tobeoco on the shelves, for convenience, and it was in that condi tion when the tax man found it. The law requires the tobacco to be kept in the boxes, which having been stamped, stand aa an evidence of that faot. —A negro in Cartersville killed one hundred and fifty rata the other day. Not knowing what aba to do with them, he ‘ wed the 'M (ample of the boy with the ntedthi followi “olnb”—presented them to the" editor of the Standard. We believe that the edi tor is a preaoher, which is probably the reason why his language did not do justioe tothe ’ —Ur. William M. Hale, an honest and hard-working farmer of Pike oonnty, commuted snioide at his home a few days ago. Tba Griffin Hewe furnishes fall par- Honiara of thia sad freak. Ur. Hale had been a dissipated man, but had reformed, reod aeemed to brood over bis past life It is thought a morbid abhorrence of life bad resulted from bis change of feelings, sod th’s led to bis anieide. He shot him. self in the head with a pistol, and hie death was instantaneous. —Ths Constitution boasts of the crowds that attended the Mveral meetings held simultaneously on Wednesday night, as ‘ » sample of what Atlanta does,” First Baptist Ghnroh packed, and Payne Chapel full to overflowing, at revival meetings; St. Paul's Church crowded at Sunday School anniversary; DeGives Opera House jammed to view an exhibi tion to raise funds for the Confederate Monnment; and Lochrane Hall crowded by the attendance at the Catholio Fair. —From ths seoonnt of the Sandersville Herald it appears that there was some, thing to langb at in tba escape of the oonviot from the Washington county gang hired for agrionitnral labor. The over- ■oor had aoma dogs that ho was training to oetch any of tbe gang who might H °opo, and ha toned this eimvict loose tp exeroia* the dogs and instruct them in their parte. Bat tbe fellow took hie part to earnest, and as the dogs failed to mire °P to what was expeotad of them, he was not o,tight. —The Thamasville Times publishes the oonfeeeion of Webster Lyons, tbe wife poisoner, who wee hang a few days ago. It was made tbe day before the execution to tha leading lawyer who defended him. Oaths gallows Webster made no confes- Bon. He eonfeesed tha murder of his *W* by giving her stryohoine,. and said that he did it because ho wanted to mer- tf another woman : bnt ho declared that no one exoopt himself was cognizant of the crime. •WOIIULMt'h ATLANTA. Twelve Tk.wsand Fo.pl. »■ Pro- ematom. Atlant*. April 27.—The memorial ei- erolata to-day ware attended by ten or twelve thoneand people. The procession was nearly a mile in length. Ur. Har deman »«4« an eloqnant address, Tha graves wars beautifully decorated, TELEGRAPHIC NOTES. —In Washington yesterday both Houses were eulogising. —Usv Jno. McLeod, pastor of the First Reformed Presbyterian Chorob, in New York, is dead. —At Poughkeepsie, N. Y., trains are delayed by storms. The enow it four feet deep in railroad oats. —Tbe Prodnoe Exchange of Ghieago has appointed a committee to solicit con tributions for the relief of the Mississip pi river sufferera. —Tbe St. Louis Timee asserts 2,000 Springfield rifles, 18,000 rounds atomuni tion, and several eases of pistols were ship- red in seeret for the Brooke, Arkansas, ; orces, also, it is said, Are carloads of irovisions have been shipped to Little took for Brooks. The gele at Bennington, Vt„ demol ished the steeple, 160 feet high, on the Congregetionel church. A part of the falling steeple strnok an adjoining resi dence, ernsbing the roof. 8now drifted ten feet deep yeeterday, in oonseqnenoe of the furious gale wh eh raged. The Ciucinnati Chamber of Com merce heard Jadger 8mythe, Commie, sioner of the Charleston, 8. O., Board of Trade, in behalf of a line of ocean steam- era between that oity and England, and passed a resolution promising moral sup port to the enterprise. —Hev. W. T. Sabine, rector of the Chnrch of Atonement in New York, whose refusal to bury George Holland, the actor, from his chnrch, called forth mnoh oriii- oism several years ago, announced Satur day that he withdraws from the ministry of the Protestant Episcopal Cbnreh, and then gave in his sermon grounds for this aotion end for his preference for the Be. formed Episcopal Chnrch. DISTRESS IN LOUISIANA- Belief OfTered—.SnlTerinE at Monroe New Orleans, April 27.—Thirty thou sand dollars is in bank tothe oredit of tbs relief fund. It will require aid from every quarter. The steAiner Exporter left Louisville Sunday afternoon with seventy-five tons government rations for the sufferers. The river is falling and is now two feet below high watex. From flve to seven days mails are dne from Northern, Eastern and Western cities. Uonboe, La., April 26.—The water of the Mississippi causes people to con tinue coming in from the roar ae the water approaches. The sidewalks and streets are only paatnres for stook. The loss of cattle aud hogs by tbe overflow amount to a very great sum. The enn has shone all day and there ia pruapeot of better weather. Tbe r.var rose s qnartor of an inch last afternoon and tbe batik water is an inch and a half higher. Washington street is flooded to within three blocks of the river. The rivet it at a stand to-day, and the weather ia fair and warm. There ie no intelligence from above or below. The railroad company has surrendered the mail contract between here sod Vicksburg and telegraph is now the only sonroe of eorrespondenoe. ALABAMA FMENHET. Selma, April 27.—The Alabama river is two feet above high water mark of July, 1872, and still rising slowly. Tbe water lacks two inches of being in tbe press room 'of the Daily Timee building, which stands sixty feet above low water. Biver lands sooth of Selma submerged. Great destruction of crops. Old inhabitants never saw three snchovciflows in ^six weeks. Montooheby, April 27.—Westbsr beau tiful. Alabama river very high. No break in railroads; all running time and making olose oonneations. The Memorial celebration to-day was very imposing. An Immense procession at the cemetery and flowers strewn. Bus iness suspended from three o'olock until night. Westera Rivers. Wabhinton, April 27.—The Signet Of fice reports that the Mississippi river has risen slightly daring tbe pest twenty-fonr boars throughout its entire oonrse, from St. Paul to New Orleans. Tbe riM at the Utter plaee, however, U only two inches, while the greatest rise {(at Dubuque) is only tone inches. The Missouri river has fallen steadily from Yankton to Boonville, and risen thence slightly to its month. Tbe Ohio has risen four inches at Pitts- bnrg, flve fact at Cincinnati and a little at Louisville, below whioh oity it has fal len to it* mouth. The Bed river has risen four inohes at Shreveport. The Alleghany, Oamberland, Potomac and HonongaheU have fallen—the Utter rapidly. ABKARBAB. Washisoton, April 27.—The following has been reoelved: Little Book, Abe., April 27. To the President: It is not true that I have declared mar tial law onteide Pulaski oonnty. Nothing has been done on my part to prevent i peaceable settlement by tha LegiaUtnre, I only want to proteet myself until that is done. [Signed, j. Elisha Baxteb, Governor. ekeebmen’bTavi’nue bank hot SUSPENDED. Washington, April 27.— BeporU were in oircnlation to-day that the Freedmen's Savings Bank had oiosed its doors, bnt they were unfounded. During tbe after noon a few depositors called at the bank with tbeir check books, for ths purpose of closing tbeir aoeonots by withdrawing their deposits, bnt fearing a ran on the institution, the management applied the rale in their charter, which anthoriaea the bank to require sixty days notice previons to tbe withdrawal of deposits. Depositors requiring money for current business pur poses were accommodated. foreigiPintelligence. MISCELLANY. London, April 27.—Experts to examine the Erie books soil Wednesday. Alexis is the only member of the Im perial family who aocompanies the Cztr to England. The yielding of Lessups to the Com mission ie oonflrmed. Csstelar declare in favor of a Federal Bepublio. PANAMA. Panama, April 27.—Circumstances of disembarkation of United States forces daring the revolution in Panama, is giv ing rise to considerable discussion at Bo gota. United States gold seven per oent. premium in consequence of tbe Panama Bailroad Company requiring all settle ments for freight to be paid in that coin. THE WEATHER. Department ot Was, Washington, April 27, 1874, Probabilities.—For the Booth Atlantic States east of the Mississippi, south to west winds, increasing cloudiness, and possibly rain, especially over the interior. non 15}; net reoalpta 1,21)4; exports to Great Britain 8.(110; Uat r. m. 4,800. Charleston, April 27.—Ootton qaiet and steady; middlings 16}; low middling* 10}; good ordinary 15); net receipts 684; exports to Continent 2,050; sales 200. Savannah, April 27.—Ootton qaiet and firm; middlings 16}; net receipts 757; sales 891. Memphis, April 27.—Market qaiet and unchanged; low middlings 16}a(; reoaipts 1076; shipmante 1019. MARKETS. BT TELEGEAPH TO ENQUIRER. Money and Moek Markets. London, April 27.—Erie 81}. Consols 92}a93. Street and Bank discounts tbe same. New York, April 27.—Stocks steady, a little off. Money 4. Gold 112}. Ex change—long 487, short 489}. Govern, ments strong and higher. Htate bonds qniet and nominal. New York, April 27.—Money easy, 3a4. Gold 13al8}. Governments strong and steady. States quiet—little better gen erally. Prnvlalnn Markets. New York, April 27.— Flour a shade firmer. Wheat le. better. Corn lo. bet ter. Pork nnohanged. Lord qaiet; steam 10 3-16al0}. Freights firm. Cincinnati, April 27.—Flour dull end unchanged. Corn Arm at 669680. Pork qaiet at $17. Lard steady; steam 10; kettle held et 10}. Bacon steady; sbonl. ders 7; dear rib 9}; dear 9}; sales dear rib 9}, loose. WhiBky firm at 95. Louisville, April 27.—Flour nnch«n;|. dd. Corn quiet end unchanged. Prop sions qniet. Pork 917. Bacon, shoul ders 7}; clear rib sides 9}; dear sides 10. Lard, tierce 10j(i>10j; keg 10). Whisky 94o. Cotton Markets. Liverpool, April 27—Noon—Cotton firmer, prices advanced a fraction; up. lands 8}@8}; Orleans 8}@8}; sales 18,000 bales, including 3,000 speculation and export; sales of uplands nothing below good ordinary, deliverable June and July 8 7-16. Later.—Sales of Orleans, nothing be low good ordinary, shipped in March 8 7-16. Sales, Ameriean 7,800. 4 r. M.—Sales of uplands nothing below good ordinary, shipped in April and May 8}; do. do. deliverable in April end May 8}; da. do. deliverable in July 8}. 6 p. m.—Sales on a basis of middling Orleans, nothing below low middling Mareh and April 8 9-16, New Yobk, April 27.— Cotton droop ■ales 265 bales; Uplands 17), Orleans 18}o. Futures opened ss follows: Mey 16 29-32, 17 1-16; Jane 17 15-32, 15}; July 17 29-32, 17 15 16; Angnst 18}, 18}; Sep tember 17 15-16. New Yonx, April 27.—Net receipts 242. Futures closed steady; aalea of 28,100 bales, ss follows : April 17*171 62; May 17 3>32al7}; Jodo 17}sl7 17-82; July 17 15-10al7 31a32; Angnst 18 3-16al8}; So L tember 17 15-10*18; Ootober 17); Novum ber 17). New Yobk, April 27.—Dull; sales 447 bales at 17}al8}. Augusta, April 27.—Offerings light; dsmand moderate; middliogs lOfalC}; re ceipts 200; sales 200. Mobile, April 27.—Qniet and firm; middling* 16); good ordinary 16}; net re- eipti 881; sales 500. Boston, April 27.—Qaiet end firm; middlings 17}; seise 200. New Orleans, April 27.—Strong; mid dling* 17}; low middling* 16]; good ordi- TO LET. MEDICINES. THE FAVORITE HOME REMEDY. Jkto uurivalod Mefiklno I. . mm*to* net to eon- tin » *10*1* particle of Muccit, or any Injurious mineral substance, but la BUBBLY VEGETABLE, containing those Southern Koota and Herbs which an all wise Providence haa placed iu countries whore Liver Dlaeaaee mo»t prevail. It will ««re *11 DIsMaea caused by D«ran|a« mant of tha Lftvar mad Bawals. Simmons’ Liver Regulator or Medicine la emlneotljr a Family Madtciuo; and by v belng kept ready tor Immediate resort will save many an hour of suffering and many .a dollar In lima and doctors' bills. Altar ovei Forty Tears* trial It Is still rsoelvlng ths most unqualified testimonials to Its virtues fro si persons of tho highest character and reapoa* •Ibility. Imlnant phyilclans commend It as tha ■OAT KFFKCTIJAL 8PKMFIC FOR DTIPIPIIA OH INDNBITIOX. Armed with this ANTI DOTS, all climatea and changes of water and food may be faced without fear. Aa a Remedy lu MALARIOUS FKVMRS, BOW1L COMPLAINTS, RI8TLR88NM8, JAUN- DIOR, If AUSKA. IT BAB NO EQUAL! It Is tho Cheapest, Purest, and Rest Family Medicine lu the World t MAMUFACTCatD ONLY IT M. H. BEILIN A CO., MACON, OA., and PH1LAORLPHIA. Price, $1.00. Sold hy all Dragglsta. fsbfl deodswly LOTTKRY. NORFOLK, VIRGINIA. Hamit Brail Gift tat! 10,000 Pr'iM to b« Given Away, leeuliif t* MM**, eb I* Cemeey. New Advertisements. 144 8CI00L TlACHtb W4MI9 Spring and Inoioer In a t tininess nay Inn filiU) nr r mail .atorfrbo to oo* looted hr the NASONIO J. KILIM AMO IATION OP IOKPOLK, PA., ends, utlioritr *f Ike Vlrfteto Leftoleter., (Act pi—d March S, 1111,1 for the paretic of ratota, hade t* cow,tot# the MASONIC TKMPLK, sow le wena at .rootle* Ie Norfolk. There ere so ladlvtdlal h.a*tu to ba darlrad frete thto aador- taktajp—tt to wholly la the cooes edRacoary. The Ccaccrt wlU positively lake pteoe ee Tsceday, the Mb ef Rip. MM, aid ho farther peetpoMteeet to ptereaWed. list 01 aim. Oae Orewd Oheh Rift Oe* Oread Oeeh ailt Oae Orend Cash Gift OeeOroadOeeh (Mil Os. dread Cete out Oa. lined Ouh M each ante, IdOOaach MOaahOIfu, MOteek DO Ooafe aitU, SOOoeeh l«l doth ante, IflOMch 1» Oaeh ante, lOOeeeh tWOoehGiru, 10 web ,000 cask aifn, 6 seek Oreed Total, 10,000 Olfla, ell each.. Whole Tloketa, (S| Half Tickets, (U0. Clab Kates—11 Tickets for ICO; it Tickets for MOO. directors amp adviooht koau. and gain t* • love and affections of anvvMvson * lzoslleney lx-Gorsraor Ollbert 0 Villtr, Sadat fflggs, P H P| John R MeDotffaL P G Commander; J J Hu (Toughs, Oapt Samuel L Watts, Virgtala Legislators; Rob’t ■ Withers, Q MO H P and DO 0 sf It Q Oel Tim VOiraM,F«M; a OdliOiO John • Whltahaad, asq, t.sr*--—*“ — Add THK 0KST ADVICK rsons suffering fttai , colic, consumpheUtt, awl aa, n.rvbus debility, cr« the stomach, the five * c that oaa be given to persona auflsring from dys pepsia, bilious oomplalnt, colic, fonsumpteoa, swk needed SPECIAL NOTICE TO Physicians and Apothecaries; Inasmuch rs thore are numbers Physicians and Druggists throughout tho State acting (ignorautly no doubt) in viola tion of tho law regulatiug the practice of Modi cine and sale of Drugs, thereby subjecting thei selves to prosecution, the Board of Physicians deem It tholr duty to call special attentloo to the subject. By recent enactment of the Legislature, any person who hss a Diploma from an Incorporatad Medical College ia authorised to practice Medicine within this 8tate. All other practitioners aro required to obtain a license from the Board of Physicians, which will be granted only after passing a satisfactory exam ination before said Board. All Apothecaries and Druggists ara also required to appear before tbe same Board for txamiuatiou touching their knowl edge of Drugs aud 1'harmncy. If found competent, license will be issued authorizing the holder thereof to compound and sell Medicines. 'No person shall vend or expose f<*r sale any Drugs or Medicines without cbtnining a license therefor.” See Code. Any one violating tli» foregoing provisions sub jects himself to fine or imprisonment, or both, together with the forfeiting of tbeir legal rights as sgainst the debtor for any claim that may accrne for medical services rendered, or sale of Drugs and MedicineH. The Board of Physiciaus of the State of Georgia will continue their session at Millcdgeville until July 1st, 1874, for tho purposo cf exsmiulug can didates for licenso. SAMUKL G. WHITE, M. D., Pd sident B' urd of Physloiaus. Gzo. D. Cask. M. L'., Secretary. apr24 oaw2t KTotioe. OR. TUTT’S HAIR DYI possesses qualities that no othsr jdysdoss* Its effect Is Instantaneous, and so natural that It can not be detected by tho closest observer. It Is harmless and easily applied, and Is fn gspsral use among tbe fashionable hair€re«sers In entry large city in tbe United States. Prioti It n box. Sold everywhere. Scrofhla, Brnpttve UiseMes of the Bhlh, St. An- Tetg*r, and Salt ... Rheumatism, Pain and Kularg Female Weaknsiw, Sterility, Leucorrhuea or Is ths most powerful Blood Purifier known to medical science. It enters Into the circulation and eradicates every morbific agent; renovates tha system; produces a beautiful complexion and causes the body to gain flesh and increase In weight. ||| 9 mud Hsallhy and all will be well. To do so, nothing has ever been offered that can oompare with this valuable vegetable nxtract. Price $i;00 a bottle. Bold by all Dragslets. Office 48 Cor I laud t street. N. Y. feblfi deodswly U. S. Internal Revenue SPECIAL TAXES May 1,1874, to April 30, IS75. CONSPICUOUSLY IN IIIS ESTABLISHMENT OR PLACE OF BUSINESS, A STAMP, denoting the pajmeut of said bPBCIAL TAX for the Spe> cial Tax year, beginning May 1, 1874, before com mencing or continuing business after April JO, 1874. THE TAXES 1 HBBACED WITHIN THK PBO. VISIONS OF THK LAW ABOVK QUOTED, ABE THK FOLLOWING, VIZ.: Rectifiers #800 00 Dealers, retail liquor........................ i/6 W) Dealers, wholesale liquor 100 It) Dealers in malt liquors, wholesale 60 00 Dealers in malt liquors, retail 20 00 Dealers in leaf tobacco 26 00 Retail dealers in leaf tobacco 600 00 And on sales of ovor #1,000, fifty cents for every dollar in excess of #1,000. Dealers in manufactured tot acco ft Oo Manufacturers of stiJJ*....60 00 And for efth still manufactured 20 Oo And for each warm manufactured 20 do Manufacturers of tobacco !0 0(1 *tanu acturers of ciga-s 10 00 Peddlers of tobacco, first class (more tban two horsi s) 60 00 Peddlers of tobacco,, second class (two horses) 26 00 Peddlers of tobacco, third class (one horse) 1ft 00 Peddlers of tobaoco, fourth class (on foot public conveyance) 10 00 Any person so liaMe, who shall fall to comply > special fr . r B. CLARK, Collector of Ioternaf Revenue at Macon, r to the Delia y Collector of the Division in hick they do Luslneee, and pay for and procure the 8peclal*Tax to May 1,1874, and without rukTHxn hotice. t Stamp or Stamps they need, prior Ornci of JirrmtHAL Rtrsaua, • \ Wahhimotox, D. 0., February 18,1174. / apr!7 dStauilw (PlPtCF Neuralgia, PileSi taadaohs, Diarrhea. Boils, OldSorea, Lameness, Burns, Soreness, Toothache, Scalds, Sprains, Hoarseness, Ulcors. Wounds, Bor* Throat, Colio, Braises, Bhenmatism, Hemorrhages, teissC' mam .odfcw8m TO LET. owtej, r Xx-Maior; Col W II ... aM*,aoaao. hSSryV. MOOREflocrotary ffollaf AssaciatianTNoriblh, Va. N. far farth.r urtkikn opplj te . MTkILL, IXJjrtea^Afaat, To Let. 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MU hf Dnnliti. 4v Millions of Acres RICH farming lands IN NUKAIEA, NOW FOS SALE VERY OMEAP l In Toon' Cnfitt, Utenat Ml| 8 far Mb DtetiHftlTt faapktot, vlth Iwtlaatil HaffoMt ftte. * The Pioneer, MONKTARY. varld. Add no. tehfT 4w Tk. hlfh.lt audlul wtk.rttl.a ■ae Bawy. mj tk. Kro*(iit Toale, Parlfiar Piilkran Rmtolk M4kal tret Id to JURUBEBA. MU 4mm or vital Ibrotiti, nhauKlc. ot tha atirvtiM qiu*. ratim rtpr to tk. 4tibtl- tated, ataiMM vitiated bteod, natn. VMtol. •hstrnetlssi nnd asiMlrsttifit the Lher and 82600 A TEAK Cornbrnstton Pff toallv. Anmm voated Ia nm tiwatf and tetva It. tha Halted Matte, te teak* aRHtenUHl. Mn tha* vtrti _ Uo.;uu oMiit.i u'says irn OO, Fah'i, nila., Fa. 4* ION NTH TNG that *11 far IMYll TO DO.M&xSt! LAKOE OA1H WAGE* GOAK-J AHTEID FOE ALL, aUhar mi. ;tianf w old; Mat ha d*M darlhf UtiiratlM atjovr hoten, o*fa|* la.tetely te trevil. Lora* Mlarlw to ttpik ..rad A nvvrrrc A .plmdld Mll«t Cl Write Am Am XO fof It oKmcfoto l. tEiNE A HALL, 1*44 North Charlte itMte, Kaltlteare, Md. 4v DR. PIERCE :V DlSCOYt^ HIDES. HIDES I HIDES tt WR WILL PAT THE Highest Market Price FOR Green 1 Dry Hides, Furs, Beeswax, 4c. BARNETT * CO., ■hM s« CrewkMlkMte. R. M. Water# A Co.. SS Bread St, New York, receive Depaelt Aeceeete on favoraMe tcraid free* Baafce, Sankara, and 0orparaSana, MiOjaci te ch**k at tilffct. Lean* made only on Ootton and Approved Steak Ex okaaf# Collateral*. M. M. HIRSOH, OlMtoaM Mte toah. h Hides and Furs s Specialty. Will p«r Ik. Hlfk**t M**ka» PH*. f*» ; Hides, Furs, Bssswtx 4* Rugs, All kinds Wrspglsg Paper end Pspsr Begs on head. OPXNINC DAY I lot Cream sndgtrswberries. I. O. STRUPPER'ft SALOON Will *.#»•* M April fltik. Vrteh llrevborrto* n*rj dap. Mj la la to* Ua to ... I* Aril tip— “
