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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-22

At the request of the administrator of Mrs. G. II.
Jones, deceased, we will sell at auction, on WE'D
SEsDAY, the 22d instant, st o O'Clock, ut the
ssrees all on of l he % resi-
dence. embracing the largest and most valuable as.
Sr w fpe a5 and Ss
strument has been pronounced one or the finest
the eItyi, sos!Ihg originally 4 9p9}o MIR
Q Splendid FRENCH-PLATE PIER MIRRORS;
superior yELVET CARP E and and RR {
RosEW0oD PARLOR SUIT, covered with velvet
Splendid REPS LACE CURTAINS and COR
saadmS s1a
LIBRARY of valuable MISCELLANEOUS
Haf ma SIT sFR eF HAdt
elegant suit Of CHAMBER FURNITURE of
WALNUT, with rosewood trimmings, COM
Complete suits Of Oil WALNUT FURNITURE;
Superior HAIR IN MA ~ rSE BgDDING,
BRU SSELS CARPETS and RUGS, &C., &C. I
sGs a MAPLE siDEBoA I and CHINA
va, i{61 nABaEs
BUFFET, SIDE TABLES, 80;
CHINA, GLASSWARE;
Large assortment OF TABLE CUTLERY, IVORY
HANDLE KNIVES and FORKH, CASrORS,
TABLE LINEN, &C., &C.
The halls throughout are furnished with the best
ENGLISH TAPESTRY, CARPETlHG, and
O1L-CLOTHS;
IRON PORCH SETTLES and VASES.
ALSO:
handsomely fnshed PHELAN & COLLAE-
DEk'S CARUM BILLIARD TABLE, with
balls, &C., complete-the whole costing $500.
1 pair MATCH CARRIAGE HORSES, with CAR
RAGE, HARNESS, ROBES, NETS, coy
ERS, &c, complete, justly regarded one Of The
handsomest turnouts In the city.
The entire outfit of the residence is as handsome
as any In the city, Is all Of the best manufacture
and has been well kept.
The safe is positive and unreserved.
In order that the public mag have the opportu-
nifty Of examining the furniture, the house will be
open from o until O'Clock on Tuesday, Els in
slant. COOK 81 LAUGHION.
WIS Aucioneers.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
4 TRACT OF LAND, NEAR MIDLOTHIAN
CUAt-MINES, IN CHESTERFIELD COUNTY,
yA.-By virtue of u deed Of trust executed 10 1ne
as trustee on the 9th OF March, 1870, by William
Wlufrce. dr. and duly recorded In the clerks Office
OF Chesterfield County Court 10. b: 81, p. 2l6.J l
shall, being required so to 90 by the benemciury'
sell ut puzzle auction, OH The premlEes, on CES'
DAY, July 2S, 1874, at IL o'clock H., that valu-
able TRACT OF LAND lying near Inc Midlothian
Goa mines, In Chesterfield county, cGntaiuiIg about
952 ACRES, adjoining the laud5 OF trank1n
Siearns, d. Is. Hancock, and others. This land lies
about two and half miles from Coalheid station,
on the Richmond and Danville railroad within The
coal-field. About one. third Is cleared, the residue
In forest of oak and pine The surface Indications
OF the existence OF coal are as good as any In the
coal-feld. j he buildings consist OF DWELL
ING with nine or ten rooms, and all necessary out
houses.
TERMS Cash sufficient to pay expenses OF sale
aud 1920 and 81 $50 on the 9th OF March, $50,
to be secured by desd of trust on the property The
residue Of the purchase money, II any, 10 be paya-
BILE at such times, aud secured IN such manner the
said Winfree may direct aud In default OF SUCH di-
recfion rs the trustee shall think tit. -
The purchaser will be allowed a reasonable time
for examination Of title, &C., before paying the pur
chase money. but will oe required as guarantee OF
good faith TO deposit the sum Of ~ 80 In cash with
The trustee Mt the place OF sale, Immediately after
the property Is knocked down, or otherwise resale
Will then be made. y l-59 ), BROOKS, 9
iyl1 ids Trustee.
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BY James M. Taylor & Son,
Real Estate Agents and Auctoneers,
Office corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT DES1RA-
i BLENEW TWO FRAME DWELL
INCH USE. CONTAINING FOUR Rooms,
AND KITCHEN WITH TWO ROOMS, AT PRES
ENT OCCUPIED BY X. F. JONES, ESQ..The
lot fronts 26 feet more or less on the south sde OF
China street between Laurel and Cherry streets,
running back 100 feet TO an alley seventeen rect
wide, with good we'll OF water thereon.
By virtue Of i deed of trust executed 10 the un-
dersgned as trustee by RoEert Jones, trustee for
Ann v. Jones, dated July 8. 1878, and duly re,
corded In the clerks office Of Richmond Chanctry
Court ia d. Is. l01 3, page Sc, 10 secure the pay
ment of certain negotiable notes therein men,
Toned default bqving been made In the payment OF
one of said notes, and the request Of the holder
thereof, shall proceed TO sell at PUBLIC auction,
upon the premises. on THURSDAY the 23d day OF
July, 1s74, at O'Clock p. ~, the REAL ESTATE
above described and conveyed by said deco OF trust.
TERMS Enough in cash 10 pay the expenses OF
sale and the sum Of 1881 with Interest from Ivy
Tin July 5. 1875; as to s40S, till July 5, 1875
and the balance upon such terms rs will be made
known at The honr OF sale. -
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR & Son. Auctioneers. Jy II
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BY Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents aud Aucuoneers,
1113 Main street.

VALUABLE MANCHESTER PROPER.
Try FUR SALE BY AUCTION.-We shall
sell by auction, on The premises, on TIL URsDAY,:
Esd Instant at 81 O'Clock T. III, vALHABL.Et
SQUARE OF LAND with desirable FRAME
DWELLING, kitchen, stable, &C., ri enclosed
with neat and substantial fence, fronting on Eye.
rett and Maury streets between jefferson ana Clay
streets, In the town OF Manchester.
$ TERMS: One-ihird cash; balance In six and
twelve months, negotiable notes to be given for tle
deferred payments, with interest added, ana title
retained until the whole purchase money Is rsid
$3.50 - RICHARDSON Il co.,
iy17 Aucfioueers.
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4 ma ,t.map 81 DIaniel s,ns md slnogn,

Z
The home &c these bac;nelors s Engiis5 Y
every particular DO. ding gloves, foils, Epg-
iish rfiies, foreign rods, angles ana nles.s
aiorn the place; a.nd they have repeatedly
tbreshed aud cuigeled the native ooldelels
who killed their sheep and deprecated upon
their possessions, until q Wholesome fear o..
their. prorfess relieves them from the TURNER
exercise or It. Virginia has received g large
importation Of similar young men o. ine
middle class, and they are rapidly adapting
themselves to the climate and regimen OF
the locality, thus reyirtng, after 3, one
hundred years, the English coloni-
zation Of the Old Dominion. b1l,
even in these mountains, there are naive
farmers who have little to learn from inc
more scientific agricuturists Of the Old
World. / talked yesterday with lsrael
Thompson, q native of Virginia, VINO mas
been .tifty years on the slopes Of the Ale
pheny. overlooking the wild ravine OF tne
North Branch. He farms two thousand
ae acres is rich In stock, and he formerly drove
= six,horse team every Winter to Washing
tom city, two hundred miles, carrying from
1900 to 1000 pounds of yenison and pheas-
ants ants paying five cents piece for the latter.
The Journey 10 aud fro consumed one month.
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BY Thomas w. Reese, Auctloneer.
1917 Main street.

GALE OF VALUABLE PERSONAL
y PROPERTY.
AS trustee in q deed Of trust executed on 18th
April, 1874, by Parker c. Wescoti, to me as trus.
tee TO secure the pay ment of i certain debt 10
Phillips & Jennings, / shall, on the 21st of July,
nc A. NJ, expose to sale 10 the highest bidder, ut
nubic auction, for casn, at the Wescott House, on
Franklin street, In the city OF RICHMOND, the f1l-
loving property, to-wit:
i4s yards Of OlL-CL0TH.o
14S yarus of PAPER FELT.
! pair BLUE SHADES,
6s yards of WOOL CARPET, er,
S6 wards of DRESDEN TAPESTRY,
az Yards DAMASk,
7s yards COCOA MATING, and
yards TAPESTRY CARPET.
JOSEPH JOHNSON, Trustee.
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REINFORCEMENT

The above sale is postponed until THURSDAY
The 23d ins tanr, at II O'Clock.
'Ae JOSEPH OHNSON, Trustee.
THOMAS W. KEESEE. Auci foleer.
j. G.. KEGS EE, Salesman. Jy 20
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- Bv Paine. Cabell & Co., AuctioneerB.
r AReE AND PEREMPToRT SALE.

On WEDNESDAY the 22d instant, commencing sras
a,d yarirS assortment of goods now reccivl ano
adapied to present aud enrly fall sales Consisting OF
sTARLE and EAN Nc eHbf Pm G1uIHs'
READY-MADE CLOTHlSG,
MEMS and BOYS HATS In variety,
TRAVELLING BAGS,
NOTIONS, &C., -
I'll CLOTHS.
TATLoRS, TRIMMINGS. &C., &c.
49, - PAINE, CABELL Co.,
40, = H'1'' Auctioneers.
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BY N. d. Lee, 3,
Real Estate Agent and Aucuoneer,
No. 1014 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THAT
tJyATTART,E pROpEhTY KNOWNAST TIE
WALI-STREE H0TEG.- Pursuant 7, decree
OF the Circuit Court OF Hsn!ico county reldeEed
"a rho chancery suif or Griin;s executors as. Grimm
and Others. The undersigned, special commissioners
named in said decree. VII, on 2s q
Of July 1874, on the premises, nc O'Clock r. si.'
toned In said decree, known as inc Wal-street Ho-
tel situated on the east line OF Fifteenth street Pc
STONY DOUBLE -FRONT BRICK HOUSE, with
TWO business houses on the first floor, and, large
DWELLING on the upper stories, and wing running
back to an alley. =
TERMS Sufficient in cash to defray expense OF
sale; balance In equal instalments at one two ana
three years for negotiable notes. WIZ .,,e e,
added title TO be retained by the court unt tue en-
nc ia j. b. YOUNG. -
ROBERT HOWARD, y z
+. p. TURNER,
p r. GRATTAN,
ir1s Srecial Commissioners
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BY Lyne& Brother,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
M. 1912 Main street.

DRAINED STORE AND TWO SMALL;
Il FRAMED TENESfENTS ADJOINI NG,s SIT
HATED ON THE WEST LINE OF ElGH-
TENTH STREET BETWEEN CLAY AND.
VENABLE STREETS, FOR SALE BY AUG.
TION.-We shall, at the request OF The owner, sell
the Ill July, STA, at 6 O'clock z. NJ, the above
above-described PROPERTY. being designated by
Nos. 504, SOC, ana sos Eighteenth street. The
dwelling purposes. The small Leuements contain
three or four rooms each. All of tile above pro-
by good tenants and to any desiring to secure
comfortable home and business stand this offers q
fine opportunity.
TERMS: At sale.
f,0 Auptton
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IINRIIsTEEs, SAFE OF ONE PORTA.

rNRUSTEES' SALE OF ONE PORTA-
i Il BILE POWER TU-
BGLAk Bo.LER AND III ES9lNE !NEAhLS
James T. Dickinson TO the Undersigned, as trustees,
on the Goth day OF May, 1878, aud duly recorded
a ~ ,hsc IN accanted
mentioned, default having been made In the pay
menI of two OF said drafts by said Dickinson, at
the request OF w. K. Polk. the holder thereof, we
shsli proceed to sell Mt public auction onrhe prem.
ses, at the saw-mtl on The farm Of Henry Farmer,
near Green Bay station, Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
at IL O'Clock NJ, the property above described.
TERMS: Cash as to the costs attending the eIecu-
1868 .e4 with interest; and on such ereoits as TO
the remainder as may be named on day OF sale by
said Dickinson; In case he does not name terms,
then on such terms as the trustees may name on
day Of sale. u 8GEOhGE 8. .YAsHON, 8
ty22 E MARCELLUS SMITH. =
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'nErNaTHERETOD IHEGTEDBY
3 1CfHxens, NATIONAL EBsnk, uf Alexandra y9.s
Is ts stock l.eard q shs III 81 LII niics !.
1nond On the 24TH DAn ssll s ~
public auction 81 1,E O'clock Il -
q. coo 81 The SECOND BfORTGiAGEE EIGHT FER
~ CEST BOMBS OF TIE PETRRsBURG
RAIGRUADC j, with tho May coupons
attached, s57sss
which are held by sid hank ms collateral security
for two notes OF 81, 500 each, With pierest default
- u s5sDAVENPuETs& GO. ~
II IN 21-td 81 Stock Brokers snd Aueti0neers.s
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D1ErET1oSSa; eAnorr DIES ApAprs-rrsnsn.
LIERIG'S FOOD FOR INFANTS-English.
IIEDIG'S FOOD FOR INFANrS-Boston.
LAcTEoUS FARINA-Swiss. E"a
PREPARED BARLET-EnRlt5h
PAPOMA. from Wheat. s.
BERMUDA ARROW ROOT,
PREPARED SCOTCH OAT MEAL, PEARL SAGo.
GRANULAR TAPIoCA, PhEeARED CORN STARCH,
VALENTINES MEAT JUICE,
.LIEBIG'S EXTRACT MEAT, -
tPULyERIZED RAW BEEF, -
PREPARED RICE FLOUR, AROMATIC LIQUID
PEPsINE, and all valuable remedies for sale at
MEADE & BAKERS Urug Store.
1y4 919 Main street.
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A DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF
SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
SPLENDID CARPETS,
= GRAND PIANO,
BILLIARD-TABLE,
ELEGANT BEDDING,
FRENCI-PL ATE MIRRORS,
CARRIAGE AND HORSES, &C., &C..
AT AUCTION.
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4 NITRATE OF MAGNESIA.-1his de-
~ lghtfu, cooling pugutlye always kept freshly
pfep'i.N '0i ' BODEKER BROTHERS,
IL % rss--- No. 1444 Maiu street.
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TO PHYSICIANS.

rTO PHYSICIANS.
we have SIAIMS' ELIXIR OF LICORICE for
Disgusting the taste of quinine morphine, and other
neutral salts. One fiuid ounce completely disguses
the taste of twelve grains Of quiDine
MILLER & PIERCE,
Dispensing Pharmacists,
iy 2l.1w corner Fifth and Marshall streets.
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

EVERYBODY HIS OWN PAINTER
IL We keep on hand large variety Of colors of
NJ, XED PAINTS, ready for use, securely put up in
tins Persons wishing 10 do little jobs Of painting
about their houses can with these paints dc II them
selves at little expense. For sale In large or small
quantities -.
BODEKER BROTHERS, Druggists,
~ % corner Main and Fifteenth streets.
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! DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF

BY Cook & Laugnton, Ancuoneers,
corner Governor and franklin streets.
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WINES, LIegoRs, TOBACCO, &c.

BARRELS PURE RYE WHISKY,
w so barrels EECTIFIED WHISKY,
10 barrels GIN,
10 barrels BRANDY, -.
Pure FRENCH Brandy,
Pure PORT and SHERRY WINES,
~ GREEN aud 81 OK TEAS,
FAMILY aud EXTRA -FOUR.
For sale By ccrrs
1e17-Ym IL JOHN. NJ. HloutN-,,
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REAL EsTAIE az PRryATE On,
WoOD AND COAL.

THE CLOVER HILL RAILROAD COW,
{ Il PANY Is now ready to furoish GOAL n, az
coal-dealers In the city upon such terms A. ~, We
enable them - supply consumers with ,hs ,1t
lump coal at tS per load Of tweniy.ave hushei. ."
!. ID. s. WUOLDRTIg;F
s. ~ l3-3I.W.F2 TteasS,c,...
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.HANiER 81 CO.'S PURE AUGUSTA
II COUNTY, VA, RYE WHISKY;
ABgErS No. 1 PURE AUGUSTA COUNT
VA, RYE WHISKEY.
AS agents for Richmond and Manchester weehei
she trade the above brands Of pure Whiskeys 10 ''
tosuit We baye also Bumgardner aud other pr'noS
of Whiskey, Wines, Gis, Brandy, &C., and 'o''
une OF GRoCERIES-co fees, Sugars. Teas, Bacon
lard, Soap, Flour, Mackerei, Herstng', Cheese,
Soda, Candies, Tobacco, Cigars. fresh supplies u
!. ASBoRs's JAVA anu GLOBE MILLS RIO tos-
FEES (for which ne are agents}- as wholesale "
myao ROGERS e McCANCE.-
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Best CLOVER HILL LUMP COAL mss:
ANTHRAC1TECoAL cleaua and weighe 1, ali s,e..
SOFT LUMP COKE-Extra quality.
The convenient and economical MACHINE
SAWED aud SPLIT WOOD, for cooking aud list-
Ing, cheap. Also. LONG.
Prices Of above guaranteed lowest thi, summer.
Orser before the adyance.
5 go j. B. WATKINS
'iy % - n. ENSO doors below rrsr.ofsna-
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GLANDS UNRIyALLED.

FRANKLIN COAL.
1 will deliver this celebrated COAL, direct from
vessels, at very low figures. These FISHING 70 sup
ply themselves for the winter Will please call and
leave their orders. ,.,,
jy11 corner Seventeenth and Dock streets.
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GOAL AND WOODRUFF stock Of AN.
" THRACITE. all sizes; CUMBERLAND
QUINNIMONT, WEST VIRGINIA, sPLlNF. ana
GLOVER HILL, OF all grades, and SOFT coz
at soc. to 81 less than It eau BIZ had elsewhere IN
the city. Coal warranted as represented and Wal
screened. ratisfacttop guaranteed. OAK ami
PINE WOOD: No. PINE WOOD, $3.50 d.,
cord delivered. e. H.PsGt
Nv 20 SlnteeDth aud Cary streets.
, 1874-08-08
"CIVIL RIGHTS"
The Question In n Practical Form In
DctrOits

Tho Question In n Practical Form In
Detroit.
FROM the Detroit Tribune, Aup.6
The following telegram HeemB to hare boon
Bont bfondcnat over the oountry: i.
DETROIT, Aug. 5.-Sonator 3. f. Bruce md Burer.
1ntcnaent Of 1nsructon Joseph Hills both coforcd, OF
MissBstrr woro objected to this morning by NUM-
her Of woldbo whltes at the Dddle uonse hero. Tho
Whites refused to cat at tho ab1o with tho above
mined gentcmcn. Considerable exc1tament prevails
The facts OF tho case arc these: Senator Bruce
and Mr.. uills and another co1orod man named
Cardoza, WHO are horo In attendance upon
tito Amoricnn Educational Association, ar
rived In Detroit on Tuesday aud put
up ut tho Diddle Hoo8o, whore they were
furnished with rooms and troated precisely
es the other guests Of the houBe. On Wednon-
day Miss Kate I. French, Miss Ligzfn j. French,
and AIise Nellie T. Randolph. Of Now Brunswick,
N:Jp Who wcro also stopping at tho Same hotol,
asked for thoir bille announced that they did not
propose 10 "oat with niggers," paid what they
owed, and loft the house. Several other pcrsons
made similar objections, mud Mr. johnson, one
Of tho clerks Of tho hotel, then called upon Mr..
Druco and his friends and asked whether they
would object to having thofr meals scnt TO their
rooms, aud was informed t1at this would bo sat
iBfaotory. L gentleman, representing tho Iar-
por Brothers. Of New York, domurrcl to this
proceeding, however, and it waa subsequently
agreed that ho and his friends and Mr.. Bruce
aud friends should occupy table together in the
diu,ng-room, aud this arrangement is boing
4.saaal,t,. in+f,- ---rtnj MT. -.4 OK
citement whatever exists.
, 1874-08-08

T,on1nn Il, 1Hn9 TTiH family Ia ar nno}cot am
hnvjnr hoon sott1oa for MINI noncr"t;nnu sDH, i,
Kent Ills oducntion was oondnotod ISiG! With Wow w
nftorroria studiod nw IN 1noo1na 1mn tnp D
bliet praolioo lo devoted hmsen to moi mercantile I
tGo Maurtlas in Who'll ii' isiaud ho a' llyoa manv a
yoars. Iiho Hohllemau. nnotIor mnrohnnt.nx., Lax.
The roslta Of ia roanrs IN aun;ont a iutorr
roorranr. 1,hiioloov' mi n,n"pns1v ,,''.1' .a'o
s,nh3,n1ni In worl, Gnttio1 !, r,'1'nos 1i,,,"
ar i,oaca,ol,os in 1srncgni 11,stnr. och xo
nubjis1od in 1B3I. md whiol wns 't,eHeriLoi lin III
tho Oaric,v Rnuc'o na tI,o "i frat "stnn,nt to t
roooHstruot bstory on Tho nriuctnisa Vpi ~ tho s
yo1ug science Of aoo1orv" II Maa pelo throuci lila
},stne,na1 nni1 raonTsoo1 atni,,oa ~ liz noa. ~
taken in connection wfth Ills ' oomerclal al ontor. @
nrianH. Ehnt hia 1ni,,d wan arat t1roctct IT, Tia
nrnnnt NJ ornIoring nonaroi hfr,oa row u n,,rs.
sia Tic IND tGat 1 ho nronosoi % to oxpioro y VAS
n1most ontfrolv nnkf,own tn Eurononna nnti Tr.
Doho iaeno2 tiat eoorco NJ valid b. Inn nuoilt. NJ
Cd groatiy by cstabltsIipr intercourse ] wlsb Con-
trni Africn fhro,1rh hhvae;nin. 4 rrnrosition
wioh ho ,oatlo to tho IIritjah aoyornuont p'f 70
conduct Ills oYnloration ,,as Gooiincd. howoyor:
but private onternrjso nan1o To- hIs a..
uiaInnro NM; ~ +1a vonr 1p61 aftor l,o,;r1
, 1874-08-08

hiac.h @ hotso, by tho name; f1rnituroehouao, Sy
nart!ctt & Judson; clothing -iousc, by 1tyer
ho.lno. BY 4. 8. Dovendorf; oarrlago-factoory, by
j. l.. llaymor - Co.; Hygiene 1nilrn,ary, by Dr..
Humphrey; o,ltlyator-lin1nnfaotory by I,abcock
= stifaon; b9ltnl,ory, by D'llcntach y Wolnckc'
nt,t..idsi,as,i,o,'so ny car'uv soli ar-
i'u,,ard,' broom-corn-'oueo, by .s:ol1en
& ltesrhnoln; bunMx. Mx.ostublisl,n,ent by j. j.
Wcn'hurhoaa; clissa, .glaAs, mud qnool,swnre
hou1a, ny George Il. rscK; dr;,;goodn aud car-
cI!hson ( tariitl; lighthouse, by' fainoatosE
+ Fuiler livery, by Dow 4 Son nail'iuery, by
Nt1a. n: a. Joncs; boot-manntactory, by George
". Whllama; broom-faotory,, by A.: Boyori !
%s'agonn11f@otory. by 4. J. norg9aiet millinery, by
II. Drnm dry-goods honao., by 4. 7. Tho1nas /;
Novelty Iron Works, by q. p. Coltors. Or
courHo. these aro not all tho buBlnesB-houHoa III
60 largo a place, but tho leading ones Gully.
There aro many smaller flrtnB, soEno OF which do
largo md paying busuohs.
Tho leading attorneys Of Gnlesbnrg hro ?. II.
Clark, H. D. Cool;o, Edwin II. Toach, O. /. pricc,
+. Il. Sanford, Douglass 4 lIarvoy, aud Hanna
man 4 Kretxngor Tho doctors aTe ;S Herbert
Thoro .aro two National Banks, and Colton's
Farmers and Mechanics Dauk !.
Altogether / have spent q most entertaining
aud plcssant, day, in rambling, about tiis old
to"t Aun rIloA4u ivy oHJrSe W. tfo Aea - eipt
wanld pull down thu ]icsets nud put gates Mt tho
entrnuoes OF tho public grounds and buildings.
This il
4 TEMPERANCE Town,
and gutlers of sanon OF places where spiritnous
liquors arc aold. Your correspondent, hnsillg n
pain In hia Hilo, concluded to takc medicine
drink, a'bloa out with the grace Of IN elephant
and ntlsSs for drink Of whisky bnt tllo young
man Mt tho bar sa!d, "No, you tlon'tl" and on
orcd MO boor. Tho explanation was, tito town
had boon rnidcd lust fnll by tho Crusaders, and
this year no nconBcH isAued. Tho city received
Inst yoar for licensos Hotne sG.000 but this year
none arc granted and tho Treasury III 1nin,,s
$tG00D to DO asdnsac1 on tho property Of land
nnd-houHo-ownerg. I was conf1dontintly Informed,
however, tllat tho consumption of liquor in 1874
would bo as great as in 1878, and that clubs Ind
boon formed all over tho city called Jeint-Stock
Con!panos, aud IN tloln all tho whisky wautod
could bo had. Tho iuitiHtion-fce iB only 81 aud
I Thought it worth wllilo, even for tho short timo
I Iren,ntncd, to Offer to become member; b1lt
dozon complimentary tickets, or an account OF
membcrB, wero Mt ol,co on hnl1d, and found it
unnecessary. Ono of tho female raiders WINS
pointed out to mo, aud I regret to say Bho WIS
extremely ugly.
Tho only mattor Of local interest at present in
tho place ia the
CONTEST ro1t coNunEss,1AN
from this, tito Ninth District. Tho Republicans
most prominently named arc tho Hon. Granville
Hugriorn ard Col. Thomas 4. Boyd, Of Fulton !,
Col. Il. H. Whiting, OF pooria and tho Hon. O.
T. Price aud tho Hon. ". Soltlen Gale, Of Knox.
Tho Democrats arc waiting "to eoe,"
AARON AMOUR.