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The Latest from Norfolk.

lSpectal telegram 10 the DlSpatcn-1 ..
], NORFOLK, October 2!-There are no fur
Their Developments regarding the Malone
johnson affair. The railroad officials state
that General johnson has not been seen or
heard of along the road from Portsmouth to
Weldon. Mutual friends of the alleged beE
ligerents, consisting Of Captain James
Barron Hope, of Norfolk; General Jubai
A. Early, and General Matt. Ransom,
were at the Weldon hotel nearly all day to-
day, it is said, writing and consulting in
reference to the matter, but what transpired
the public are unable to leafff. Captain Hope
has returned to Norfolk. It declared on
the streets tonight that the inflammation
affair is at all end, and it is thought General
Ransom acted as referee in the matter and
assisted in efiecting such an understanding as
has been had.
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BY Telegraph.

NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, October 2-lEoon.-stochs dull.
Money, 2. Gold 1lOS.. Excbange-Long, 4s5 ;
short, 4SS. Governments active and steady. States
gulet and nominal. -t
Euentn g.-Money active at 2H@3. Sterling
stronger at 4S5K Gold firm at i 0h(Q1 Oh. Gov
ernments dull and strong. States quiet and nominal
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sEEsE-THREAD, DC. ,

.>~~>>~-~~~~-~~~~r~~~~-~7r- =
JUsT RECEIVED. 5000 ss-<sssSyssn>
~ pounds SEINE-THREAD, allS,e--s-s - -.
season. All numbers of patent and soft SCI M
TWINE; SE1NE-CORkS and CORh WOOD;
Sci NE-IINES Of all sizes: LEADS for HAUL
SFISFS, on hand and for sale very low. All SORTS
of HAUL and DRlFT-SEINES and sTAhE-NEIS
,,,aSa ~ ordar M, short notice. .t -;
''''N = - L. LtCHTENSTEfN,
. t@g- Importer of Seine-Thread,'s
sa1O-6m Nos l7O5 and 1907 Franklin street.
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WILMINGTON MARKETS.

WILMINGTON, October 2.-Sprits turpen line
strong at 35c; all offerings taken at that price.
sosin dnil at 81, 20 for strained. Crude turpentine
Steady at al go for hard; $3.50 for yellow-dlp
20 Ell for Yirgin. Tar quiet ana steady at W. -
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u,uE ATTENTION OF ALL PERSONS
selling liquor by the drink Is called 70 the ioi-
Ios,,,e, secfion of the revenue law OF Virginia

TAX ON ORDINARIEs.
THO sne.if,c license tax on any person 10
engage in the business of keeping an ordlnary IN
the Country or in towns having popaiauST,a .!
Two thousand or less shall be ,Ion es,
ad,na two Thousands shall be fifty dollars aud an
adGtionai TAX Of eghtper centum on the annual na
rent over hundred dollars ana saa snr maj
rnur IN Excess of one thousand dollars four per
centum per annnm to be aseersained IN III Inc
ner provided in section precealng o. .ns
taG Two and half per centum ON ths amount
Of Mi sales made by him Of w srsoS m m,es sSaI
hs ra,nrt al aud uad by him 4uasterly On me lss
day Of January. April, July, and nssS9sr o. eae
Year. s,o -, n s.s isssi,s Revenue.
Is SoNNn-1.. lat tfse City Hall).
te5a. or, 4 Oc 1-St
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
-o. RICHMOND, October 2, 1874.
.@at."a. OFFERINGS.~ +'#. 70
.WHEAT.-White, $50 bushels Red, 1924 bush=
els. ,,,
Mixed, % bushels.
OATs.-b26 bushels .'" &' tp-.'
FLOUR.-EXtra, 20 barrels.
SALES.
WITHDRAWING, rs bushels at IL 20 i 6 bushels
at &l.2S; Ga bushels at u 27; 10 bushels az ~ !;
1855 bushels at IL rs; 17S bushels prime NJ S1.a
90 bJlshels very good al 81 % s. IA bushels at 6oc
Is bushels at 95c.; 26 bushels at Sl.3o. .IotaL
.WnEAT.-Red. 90 bushels,at 81 %; so bushels
nrime at 81 40; l94 bushels at 81 20 % BUSH
els ut 81 100 bushels at 81 IL; 152 bushels
very good at 81 81; l,4OO bushels on private
terms 70 bushels At 81 So. Total, 2,23a bushels
> CoRN.-White, sc bushels prime at Sl:Uo. go
lCoRN.-YelIDW,.23 S bushels prime at S1.Do' +
CoRN.z-Mfxed, 90 bushels prime at Slo5. =,
a. OATS.-24 bushels common at 54c.; l24 ousheis
very good at SIC; lis bushels on private terms; ;
292 bushels prime at 5Sc,s Total, ops bllsllels.f
kYE.-5O bushels prime at 9Oc.; 9. bushels COM
mon at S5c. Total, Sc bushels. . tt- r.i
FloUR.-Extra, 20 barrels at $3.50. - Il. - '...
"a .Ess'':,at RE-EXHIBITED.
: ,WHEAT.-Whttc, 134 bushels. g.s.. -. (,
OATS.-11S bushels. . ~, ,.,..s.s
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NEW LINE FOR FREDER. q t 1SIsJI ,
~ ICKSBURG AND LANDINGS 4ssiassaaGs
ON THE RAPPAHANNOCk RIVER The fast

and elegant steamer t",+
ELIZA HANCOCK, CAPTAIN S. G. DEYo,.
will leave Norfolk CampbQlrs wharf, for Freder-
icksburg and landings on Rappahannock river every
SUNDAY ana THURSDAY at 2 N. midnight
Returning, win leave Fredericksburg every
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY ut 5. 80 +. 81.
Passengers can come aboard early in The evening,
as good sleeping accommodations VIII DO furnished
free. ,r,Es. HI.
First-class table accommodations.
Fare to Fredericksburg. .....,............ 80 w
Fare to Fredericksburg and return. 90
Order freight from New York by the Old DolRiu-
ion Steamship Company; from Philadelphia by
Cyde's line; from Boston by 81. ana ". Iransporla-
ton Company, care steamer ELlZA HANCoA,
sreight rates to and from above points guaranteed
as low rs by any other route. -,
Passengers for Richmond and James river land
ings, via Norfolk, will take the steamer on down
trip Wednesday, as she will land alongside steamer
John Sylvester, making close connection for Rlch-
mond. .,..
Freight on grain from Rappahannock river to
Richmond, SC. per bushel. - ,,
Freight for landings on RappahannocS' river
must be prepaid.
er, CampbelI's wharf. -. l,-.
A. K. PHILLIPS sc CO., - =.
Sc 4-dSwlm Agents. Fredericksburg, Va.
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81 ca. r,or1s, OCTOBER 2.-Flour In fair demand aao
Unchanged Corn higher at SlgSSso; n IN 5 Se
nGnom shnuiders exc; clear rib. 15aei cieur
sSdes. 1fc. Lard quiet; summer l4c. ~ IL
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RiLTIMURE MARKETS.

pA1r1MoRE, October 2.-Flour firm and fairiy
active. Wheat frmer Corn dull; southern wnlte'
PVa irmer at slnsI.O3. Pork unchanged. Ba-
nnn-Gnnd order trade.
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Apr,OaIitIarent.

WAsHINar0K, October Etner y psts ~.
burne has been appoint ted chiel 81 lilts 'sevtes
service OF the Treasury
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COMMISSIONERS OFfIcE.} !.
RICHMOND, September 81, 1874.
The parties Interested are hereby notified MAJ
have yfiyed on MONDAY the 26lh day OF OCTOBER,
1874 II o'clock a as lne 4 na aaa y Sntf
piace' " eAeS - :, THOMAS j.. EVANS,
aeSaw CorAmiSs3eDer.
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2 : ,,r71s,v WILLIE MARKETS.
ouIs MARKETS. .

~ october 2.-FIour quiet and un.
.,,nuesd Torn trreguiartat SS@S5c. Pork nominal
RacoS quiet and unchanged. Lard. a6Hc. WIS
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RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET.
The following is the report of Mr.. l.. Gimmi,
weghmaser, of the arrival sale, &C., of live stock
1874:
CATTLE.-273 head sold from 21s(G43c., gross ;
HoGs.@Io3 head sold from sH@1 Ohc. net.
SIIEEp-Sold from 495c., gross, for fair to good.
Stock sheep. per head SOD from S2;50G3: 90.
:, LAMBs.-Perhead, sold from 81. 50@b4. so. 1E
VEALs.-Per head, sold from $54$13.
MICH CoYS.-Pcr head, sold from $40 @S50.
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BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, October 2.-Virginla 6's, peelers,
IL; do consols, 524. West Virginia's, 8. North
Carolina as, old, Is, Bids, 80 f... =:
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Mn Understanding Reached-s7eheras
Matt. Ransom Acting as Referee.
RETURN, OF GENERAL 5NrAHUSE TO ,PE-
TERsBURG, AND GENERAL JOHNSON
AND FRIENDS TO RICHMOND. -.
News from Norfolk, Weldon, and Pc.
tersbnrg. e Asii
ISpeclal ,elegram 70 the Dispatch.l

e
NORFOLK, October 2-2 p. M.-Mr. j..
Barron Hope, the friend OF General Malone,
left Portsmouth this morning on the Seaboard
train. General Malone did not leave on the
regular morning train, but on special train
at - NJ. for Petersburg. 1t is supposed that
the object Of Mr.. Hope was to meet General
johnson and his friend, but for what par-
pose is not known. Mr.. Hope had a long
consultation with General Malone on Thurs
day night. Nothing has been heard of
johnson, except that he and his friend got
of at Seaboard station, which, is twelve
miles from Weldon.
The Meeting at Weldon, n. G..
Especial Telegram to the Dispatch.l Il =, y
WELDON, N. c., October General Brad
ley \. johnson, accompanied by Mr.. james
Barron, Hope, editor of the, Norfolk Land
marx, and General Jubal A. Early, arrived
here this morning on the Norfolk train. 1t
is supposed they came for the purpose Of set
Ting the JohnsoR.Mahone affair, but Ma
hone failed to arrive on the morning train
from Petersburg, as was expected, conse-
quently there was no meeting. The parties
left in the evening, Generals Early and
johnson going to Richmond, and Mr.. Hope
returning to Norfolk. 1t is rumored that the
matter was amcably adjusted by the seconds,
but the report lacks confirmation. Your
correspondent thinks, not without reason,
that the end is not yet come.
General Malone at Petersburg.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
PETERSBURG, October 80 p. M-The re-
ported duel between General Malone and
General Johnson hasagain been the principal
topic of remark on the streets to-day, and the
bulletin boards which announced the latest
intelligence on the subject, with extracts
from the Dispatch and from other papers,
have been all day surrounded by curious
crowds. A number Of kilograms have also
been received to-day from various points
anXiously inquiring the whereabouts OF
General Malone. To these questions the
answer is made that the General arrived in
the city, quietly and unattended, on the
freight train, at, 4:S0 O'Clock this afternoon,
and was immediately conveyed to his resi-
lence, where he now is. The impression to
some extent prevails that heafairis not yet
ended, though on what circumstances the
opinion rests Lam not informed. .i.or.'.-D5>
General johnson, accompanied by General
Early, passed through the city on the train
from Weldon tonight en- route for Rich
mond ......... .....-.. III, p. ~
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BY TEL ii sR APH.
IE 6 iaMslAHoSarsoa fNsoN AFFAIR.

CONFERENCE or FRIENDS OF THEsTwo
GENTLEMEN AT wELDoN, NC.
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o.toy,sr 1st, 1874.
cpECIAL NOTICE.

IGPEGIAL NOTICE.
-at sTaLu5 No. NEW MA.k IS9 can % 6e
MUTTON that has been ted TOT NJ
inxars Of d superior article ara esIee. ally
oc Civ =, u = -
5O n % ISL - - K d. d. zrsIafER's,
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RICHMOND AND DANyILLE EAILRoABC Co., q
OFFICE OF ENGINEER AND SpPERINTKNDENfs$
-----''~- RIcHMoND, Var ugusttf

Z. OEF1CE w Cn6.nn2NIbN
:. ---.-----',--- RICHMOND, FA.s y,
SCHEDULE OF TRAIN I'D IKE siset
y MONDAY; August ~, a 1914 ~ ouyffssyE xSs
PRESS, Westward-ieaSe hicnyEdpd M.SS
leave Burkeyiile at 2.07 AZ MI Dundee AZ
7:4O A. NJ; leave DahyiIle ts1s4E "a. M. arrtyG
at Greensboro at 1898 A. M. Sonnecfs as Chas.i
iotte with trains on the Atlanta anc Richmond Air
Line Railroad for ti1nLa,s Mont MOBILE
+ NEW YORK ExTEEss, Eastwar1- leaye Greens.
bordy q. 1915 p. NJ; leave Danysife; az 1856 Z: M
leave Dundee at s3:48 p. H.; leave Bu.ksyi!ie aS
500 p, III arrive ut Richmond at 1l.04 F.M.
FiTBROUGH MAIL, WestwsP1-leAye Rlcbmond ~
AZ p ]: leave Burkeyiile at All X. M. leAv6
Imndee al 9.25 P. M.; leave Dapyilie at V.22 Pc
NJ :, arrive nj Greensboro NJ IL :Sl II. n. Tht1
train connects me Charlotte With trains on the
Charlotte Columbus and Atlanta railroads for Co.
iuInDIa, Augusta, savannah, Macon, and a,s south
TnSoUsH MAIL, Eassward-leaye Greensboro
at 2:l5 A. NJ; lave Dansilfe AZ Oh a. y. leave
a, 81; arrive at Richmond rs 2.:22 y. d. s. This
train connects at Burkesilie with trains on the At~
Iantic MsssSssippt and Ohio railroad from Lyrehe
burg, and all southwestern poihfS.
. LYNcHBURG PASSENGER, WestM3fd-leayas
,R!ehInnndat 600 "A. NJ; leave Bqrkcytlle aS 1zAd
sP 81. arrive ut Lynehburg at G40 r. u
BUrKRvILLE ACCoMM0DATIoN, KastWayd-,
leave BurkeyilIe As ASS A. M; arrive at Eich-
All ,hroush trains connect at Dundee With trains
ON TIE ". O., ". &c. and g. g. railroad % and ffom
Washington, Baltimore, New Yosk, ana NJ eastern
points t.t
wesa, and baggage checked tnr9aSn. n r,f,r.r
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Wheat steady; prices unchanged. Corn lower,
Yith downward tendency. Oats and rye unchanged.
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FINANCIAL.

RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
FRIDAY, October Q, 1874.
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/ RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAiIr y !
iHOMMENClNG JUNE 18Th, 1874, traiina.
~ on this road will run as follows: ..9.s 9, &
:; = lEg LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH. .1!t'sttf
I 900 AM, THROUGHMAI daily except Sum,
! +ecay|; eonnee 81, forSaii points s9uth Z
| 500 A. NJ, FREIGHT TRAIN daily lexeptsuu-
| :. = ~ dayj, With coach attached, for PeteTS.s
- ab burg and stations on the Soushsidet
! road, Lynshbnrg, and the. West. i. &
= : for ali points South and West. Pas
n " seneers taking this train win inaka
~ close tonhectton at Petersburg for
Norfolk .fph.EG ~ s4s5jcsas1
$50 P. NJ, FIR ZIG 1T daily Except sundayl,
with coach attached. 80
LEAFEPRTERSBURG NoRTH. IS
7A5 A. NJ. FREIGHT TRAIN daily Except,
; n '7-Tftif Sunday with coach attached!
1900 NJ, "a FH ROUGH MAIL. daily connecting
,Tsl7gurjsps&itf Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac railroad for all peitts East
500 P. M, FaEIG Hp daily Except shaday,,
l.slt.,t Il coach. attached. ~ ~ 81 4 Y 1 4
.s:o5 P. NJ, THKoTGH MAIL daily teyeep. SUM,
a. .iI1,day), connecting with Richmonds.
In h ;,34. fredericksburg and Potomac railroad
for al points last and Weets Pull Imam
Sleeper attached, running through 10
Baltimore. Also making, close col-
~ iiecfion with the Cbs4apsake and Chic
railroad for the Virginia Springs and
points North and West. n. .1- !, - u.
The NAIL TRAINS win not stop between Rich
mond and Petersburg except at Manchester end.
TRAINS Trains on tt,seiover Hill viii leave Chester ID
ESQ P. NJ, on Tuesdays and Thursdays Refurnse
ing, will leave Clover Hill at GA. MI on WedneS.s
AL TRAINS leaving Petersburg win start FROM
A 5e 81 Il. SHAW. spperin.endent. s..
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RICHMOND, FRED'G q PoTosIAc 3. r. Goa
OFFICE GENERAL TICKET AGENT, ~
.6 ~ RICHMOND. September 10. 1874.S
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS. &


7:s0A III, BALTIMORE EXPRESS leaves
Broad. Street istationts SUNDAYS ex- !;
cepfedI stops only az Ashland JUNG
I u. Hop,s Milford, and EredericksbnrR, piG
4 = Baltimore and Potomac railroad,
4 DUE in BALTIMORE III S r. M. ~.
i2:35 X. M,DAY MAIL leaves Hyrd-Ssreet STA.
T. ticn1da.ly, CONNECTING WITH.
TIE STEAMER RsE pDRT ar,
- Quantico, with trains OF the Balti-
. more aud Ohio railroad ut ;heir wharf
- oppodite Alexandrfa-due In Balti-
/ - more at 9:g0 p. ID. !; ahd at Washing
4 ton with the Baltimore and Potomac
railroad for Baltinlo aud the North
Z ~. and West. ss ~ ~,
HOS P. NJ, NIGHT NAH. leaves Byrd-srse
statibn tSuudays excepted, connectin 3,
at Washington With the BStiin6rHe
I and Potomac and Baltimore and ohio
railroads. SIi2 81 ss..Sss
900 +. N, ACCOMMoDATION TRAIN foa i
~, i Hanover Junction. leaves Broad Street.
! NJ . station (Sundays exeeptedt
sf:50A.Ms NIGHT MAIL arrives at Byrd-Stres4E
station tMondays excepted). sus s5t
1:30 z. NJ, DAY NAIL arrives at B! rd.Street stae
1880 P. ~, BSLTiMoRE EXPRESS arrives 4 81
/ Broad-Street station Sundays except~t
1887 A. NJ. ACC aIato DATioNTRAIN arrives,
1 - 4t- at Broad-street stallion tSundays eDst
DAILY FREIGHT LINE BETWEEN RICH IL
'hoND AEQ5BALTfM0RE.S rs
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WE HAVE AT COG LEIGH. STREET
w a SECOND FLOOR OF THREE ROOMS
considered by the moving tenant as desirable ~
any inthe city with kitchen, servants, and goal
Bt5aRDERS. H. z. TAYLOR. -
nnld J I. - .
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For through tickets rates, and Information, Up
ply at S26 iIaiu street, Ballard and Exchange apy
tenth. ss EU9h Az vLtEIl ~
w. @. WICKHAa, Vice President. 25l - Sc ID
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DOB RENT, % ewandattractiye three 6:s
IT stcry RRICk. DWELLING corner Cir ce LII
and hafer Streets with three rooms on the rst anu
servants rooms in the wing in the rear alineaty
and elegantly finished with all the modern improve
ments and conyeDiences, at moderate rent. Apply
10 - - ~ 4. si RICHARDSON Il CO., ~
Sc 30-4t .f..-.s sss ] l13 Main street. !.
-EOR RENT, the BRICK TOBACCO IA
4 FACTORY situated on Twenty-flfth near ss:4
FRANKLIN STEARNS,
go 2g.6t 1913 Main street, up stalrS.s
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EOR RENT OR SALE, that very de. o. a.
Il sirable three. story BRICK DWELLING, ri
on the ;sOnth side of Grace between Third and
Fourth streets, having ten rooms, kitchen with
wood cellars, smoke-house, &C.. all in good order.
q - lSB ELL t&4S0N,
Auctloneers and Real Estate Agents.
NO. Eleventh street between Main aud! Bank. !.
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: - 49, 20 II. 81. X. TAEG0TT,
--sz Engineer and SuperintendeuE
III. n. DOUGLAS, 1fasieY TRANSPORTATION. @an l1s
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CHESAPEAKE AND CHIC RAIL-
" ROAD.-On and after SUNDAY, September
90, lS74, passenger trains Will run as follows 3
FROM RICIMflND. - l,,.LL., u

$50 A. NJ. MAIL TkAIN.--For Gordonsyiile:
Charlottesville, Al Staunron, Coyington, and ALI
intermediate stations daily Except Sunday ar
riYing Mt Covingtongat. $40: =. 81. This train
connects at GoRdonsviils fol- Orange. Gglpepefx
Warrent0n, Manassas. Alexandria Washingtons
burg, BRISTOL. Knoxville, Chattanooga, and THO
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Albany Collegiate Institute !

THIS WELL-KNOWN AND POPULAR
Il institution will open on Monday, Au-
gust 3lst, 1874.
! The course of study yembraces the follow
ing departments viz: Classical, Scienth-
ic, Commercial, Music and Art.
For particulars address,
r. X. WARREN, A. NJ,
Albany, Aug. lAml President.
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any business you know nothing Of.
Have order, system, regularity and
promptness. " Do not kick every
stone, unless they lay directly in
the path. More miles can be made
in q day going steadily on than
stopping BY the. wayside, Endeav-
or to avoid all hard words and
personalities. Learn to say s'no."
No, necessity for swapping il opt
dog-tashion, but say it 6rnly and
respectfully. A grange of honor
respect their word as they do their
bond. They aid, but never beg.
Pay as you 60. Never fool in
business matters. Have no con-
fidants; at least, the fewer the bet
ter. Learn to think end act for
yourselves. Thoroughly investi-
gate before going into any business
of great Importance Keep yohr.
tables and stands well spread with
Journals Of scientific matter"
Farmers have long been aware
ofthel folly, and worse than. folly,
of going to law, but the lack Of
business and social intercourse with
their neighbors often prevents Q
proper understanding of right and
mutual interest, encourages suspl-
cion and jealousy, and too often
leads them to rush into the Courts,
and sometimes dividing the whole
neighborhood into active partisans.
But, thanks to the influence Of the
Order Of the Patrons Of Husbandry,
this disturbing element in farm lite
throughout the county generally is
rapidly disappearing. TIE Order
has brought farmers into closer
communion with each other, and
has developed mutual confidence
and respect and without the assist
ance OF any secret charm has pro-
iuced a change which is now
substituting arbitration for law.
Arbitration is one Of the grand
principles of the Order, and is al
eady producing important material
esults, as well as promoting peace
nd harmony in many peighbor-
oods.
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SOLDHERs
WAX CLAIM AGEN ".
NO. 81 Montgomery Bloclk.I
BIZ. !, SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. r., hi

WsH. AIKEN, ATTORNEY5AT.LAW
/ w and Commander Of the Grand ARMY
OF the RepHbiic In California and Nevada,
viii give prompt attention TO the collec-
tton OF Additional Travel Pay, now due
California and Nevada Volunteers ais.
charged more than three hundred miles
rom bonne,j Soldiers can depend on iaIr
dealing. Information given FREE Of charge.
When writing enclose stamp for reply .aDd
state company and regiment, and Whe,ilcF.
you have q discharge. Congress has ex-
tended the time for fling claims fof Adj
ditional Bounty under Act Of July %, 1865,
10 January 1875, 80 all such claims must bG
lnaae before that time. Original Bounty
oI slgO has been allowed all volunteers who
enlisted before July nd, SIS6I for three
yessFs, II not paid the same when discharg-
ca. Land warrants can can be obtained
Lor services rendered before 1856, but not
iior services IN thc late war. Pensions for
iale war ana wnr Of 1912 obtained and
l,icfes.sed /, !, when allowed for less than dis
abLlly warrants, but no pensions are Ill |
lowed 70 Mexican and Florida wars0idiefg. |
sIale q Texas has asgrpnted Pensions to snr.
T,lvlng veterans Of Texas Revolution. New
grlteilns Jftilns ana Mobile Prize Money n now !
uue ana being paid. w. ri. Aiken also at- |
sones ssole % General Law and Collection Btlsl-
A07'' 48%tGn
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Wo M Z u

sys sNkJfets4, And az. a Gogie Tn NE AesR.
EIe6Is and DedisskGked, Mas 10 egNaE 7Hey ays
Stsirfi iyfatsaGN9 az a 7fmSsyaHss 7Ssfc b BIZ.
seSy, 70 Be SsEd W b eifdicfae oaly, aNd 4tUaSs
agcor&fag G0 dRrNcfieSs.
SOLD By ALL FIRsT-cLAss DRUccissTIs. =
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-08-21

Cochise. the late Chief Of the
Apaches, is credited with having
slain twenty-seven Americans, four
Apache Indians, three Germans,
one Frenchman and forty-nlne Mexi-
cans and balf-breeds; in al, eighty.
seven persons.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-08-21

AT . picnic down the river a
chap got bis eye punched for speak
ing to another fellows girl, and
when he tearfully explained that
he'd "knowed her these thirty-tiye
year," he got all his hair pulled
out.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-08-21

COnnlefeIy cOrrdbO alive Of the above,
are the reports Of the experiments with
Eucalyptus by DIR. lorriimer, Of Berlin.
Prussia, and nr Keele'. Chief Physician
of the Aus rian Railway Co., published in
the i'm. Ated Jar. July, lS72.
Ii will be found very efitaei0us in obsi-
nate cases OF Dyspepsia, bronchitis. Tack
ing Cough Chronic Sore throat, Ltueor.
rhea, etc, and in nausea during ppgnan-
nv
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-08-21

The Sandnsky Register contain
ed no edit rial and only one local
item for four days, on account OF
repairs iDithe Office. The "repairs''
consisted Of putting q lock on the
door aud washing the windows.