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BALTIMORE, August 29.-Virginia Us, peters
%: consols, So. West Virgina's,9 8. North Caro-
lima 6's, DID, 15; do, new, 10: do, special taN D.
Bid tn-iaN.
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aALTl,,M,jlRE maRKrrs..

BALTTaoRs, August 29.-FIour duIf and mn
Changed. Wheat quiet and firm. Corn qufet;
white southern, $685.; yellow southern SIC.
Oats firm; southern. 6EIf55c. Rye dull at $50
90c. Provisions quiet and easier. Mes pork s1f.
shoulders. 10@1G4e. Lard. l5e. Coffee dull as
l7S91 S44c. Sugar hrm at 1 03s11 C5c.
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Saratoga Races,

SARATOGA, August 29.-Curtis won the
single scul by.o and bali lengths.
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Kt,IinR Erpst.

ST.. JouNs. N. b., August 29.-Tnere wa:
q frost last ii ght, killing the Vegetables ane
tbuekWhe
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90 :

4 90 NJ 81 :. Z syk z j
4 HfcHHosD Ann DAsYLLgR CO.. u
0zTic1 OF pENgISEzs q 81, 7 ssgrsafsTElNassrzI
iGCHEDUEE OF TRAINS TO take efeez
4 OMDNDaY,Augrst1 IL, a s7A.-sa Ex-
leave Burkss 4. s i . i is e
& za ssse a Gsassetssi 5s
Io.te with trains ostfe AtlsDta nnd Richmond AIR
ses oreans asa soa SSa Aoo
/ NEW YORK EXPRESS, Esstwurd- leave Greens
boro 2, ass E !; Nj FAYE g an,iIle .sssss
III Tanouaa MAJ ssaa nc Richmond ss
Dundee at 5ss r. H.. iease bansiIIe ii S:s .sfs
NJ: fYriye at Greensboro 81 IL .6i ~. a. The
train connects at Chariocfs .slih traips on the
lnmots, Augusta, savannah Macon, ana ali south
THsousH MAIL Eastwaya-,eaYe Greensboro
Dundee III 5:25 a. III. leave BurkevilIe ut Il go
A. ~; arrive at Richmond at 2:22 r. II Ihis
lantic Mississippi and Ohio railroad from Lynch
burg, and an southwestern nofors.
R,chnsG nd ., esao fAss.SsEn SesiWaraIsays
r. a.: arrive at Lynchburg at FAC r. 81
BURKEyILgH AccoAafoDATIos, Eastward
mopd at T.ss st 4'so a. ~. arrive " kich-
All through trains connect at Dundee Will, trains
points. : = -f''>''''s~ -Sfe-S- (
Through tickets SON. to all points South and Scath-
west, and baggage checked through. $3.50
Engineer and Superintendent.
a. p. DOUGLAS. Master TRANSFORMATION. an II
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL-
~ ROAD.-on and after SUNDAY, Aprti 10.
1874, passenger trains will run as follows
FROM RICHMOND. Al 5
$3.50 A. NJ. MALL TRAlN.-For GOrdopsviile,
CDariotIes vtlle Staunton. White sulphur. Ristcn.
and all intermediate stations daily Except Sundayj.
arriving at Hinton al 11sI( p AZ. This trajn
connects at Gordonsvllle TO, 0range. Culpeper,
Warrenton, Manassas, Alexar dria, Washiugion,
and the North, and &C Churloltss vile for Lynch.
burg, Bristol, Knoxville, Chattanooga, and the
4:4s p: NJ ACCOMMODATION rRAIN.-ror
Gordonsve anu all Intermediate stations daily lex
cept Sunday, arriving at Gordonsve at $50 r.
$50 P. NJ. CINCINNATI EXpgEss.-For Cor.
louisville, Charlottesville, Staunt0n, Goshen, MILL
west Of While Sulphur daily faxceps Saturday, ar
irving AZ Huntington at $50 P M. This traiI con-
meets al Gordousriila for Washington, Baltimore,
and tire North, ana at Huntington with steamers
BGstona and Fleetwood for Cincinnati aud all points
West and Southwest, arriving at Cincinnati At 4.
NJ.
445 P. NJ. ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for
Staunton and all intermediate stations SATUR-
DAYSOSLY, arriving at stiunton at IG45 z. M.
Baggage checked through.
For through tickets, rates, anc information, aps
ply at S26 Main street, Ballard and Exchange IIo-
tel or at the company's office, Broad street and Sx-
teenth. EDGAR yLIET,
General Passenger ana 7 loket Agent.
A. Il. PERRY. General Superintendent, an19
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NO DCCKAGE CHARGED.

NO DCCKAGE CHARGED.
Steamers leave their new Pier IL the l,ock, looa
THIIRSDAY MORNINGS 1T 4 o'clocs, and SAT-
URDAY AFTERNOON at 4 O'Clock.
Freight received up 10 6o'clock Z. IL, and saSzf'
DAYS UP TO 3k O'Clock 2. NJ:
through bills signed TO all points Rosth ana Se't
and rates guaranteed as low as any osner ine.
Otlces, Twenty-second and Dock and NiR'h ans
Main streets. 1o
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1STRupERs WARNED OFF.

Chicago, August 2s.-Lieutenant-G General
Sheridan has issued an order notifying par
ties now reported organizing at various
points on the border to visit the Black Hills
in search of gold that they will not be per-
mi1ted to 90 unless under authority OF the
Secretary of the Interior or of Congress
Some efforts are reported as being made here
TO organize an expedition for the Black Hills
country.
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ID HILADE LPHI A, RICH ~ ~ rs 5.
1 MOND, AND NORFOLK STEAM $3.50
SHIP LINE.-FOR PHILADELPHIA TWICE
A WEEK.-Until further notice the steamers OF
ana SATURDAY., and Richmond every TUES
DAY and FRIDAY.
Freight taken at low rates for al parts Of New
Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Delaware, for ProVi-
deuce, Boston, aud New Orleans. Also, for Liver
pool and Antwerp pin Red Star ahc American
steamship lines, and bills OF ladng signed through
stateronm, SS. w. I. PORrEE, Agent,
,u II No 242J oorE Ttr"nt.
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FREIGHT TRAIN, for through freigRt only
leaves Richmond daily tMondays exceptedl ~
1920 A. ~, connecting with steamers ut West
Point that deliver freight In Baltimore early aext
morning.
FREIGHT TRAIN, with passenger car attacheds
for freight between Richmond and West Folnss
leaves Richmond on Mondays, Wednesdays, ana
Fridays at z A. NJ. Local freight received Tues
o"S'' -" E6W. r. FOLGER,
superintendent.
w, BRAGG, Master Transportation. p20
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RICHMOND, FEEp'G & POTOMAC X. K. Co,
OFFICE GENERAL TICKET AGENT, }
RICHMOND. June 3, I674.9
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS,

OFFICE GENERAL TICKET AGENT, !
RICHMOND. June 3, 1674.9
7:3O A. NJ, BALTIMORE EXPRESS leayes
Broad Street station (Su1dsys e1-
2:a5 P. NJ, DAY, MAIL leaves Byrd-srect sta-
ton daily.
HOS P. NJ, NIGHT MAIL leaves Byra-strees
station Sundays exreptedI
6:00l NJ, ACCOMMODATES TRAIN for
Hanover Junction. leaves Broad. Street
station (Sunhays excepted|.
4:50 a. NJ, NIGHT Ma l. arrives at Byrd-Street
station (Mondays cXcepIed).
1870 z. NJ, DAY NALL arrives AZ Byrd-Street stz-
1880 P. NJ, BALTIMORE EXPRESS arrives a
Broad-street station tSundays except
s:s7 A. NJ, ACKNOWLEDGEMENT arrives,
at Broa'Sstreet station Sundays ex-
ccpted).
By this route a new and elegant SLEEPING
CAR has been added TO pight trains both ways be-
tween Richmond and Baltimore for the spe ri1l
comfort OF Richmond passengers. CHARGE FOR
BERTHS. 81. Passengers taking this car are not
disturbed on reaching Richmond; they can remain
In the car TO as late an hour as they please.
DAILY FREIGHT LINE BETWEEN RICH
MOND AND BALTIMORE.
FREIGHT TRAINS leave Brnsd-Street station
DAILY Sundays excepted) ut $3.50 4. h. connect
ing Mt Quanrco with Tia. Alexandria and Frede-
arrive at Br0ad-Sreet station 1t S:15 +. 81.
Through bills Of ladlng and rates given to al i
principal points North and West.
~ j. B. GENTRY.
ieS General Freight and Ticket Agent
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Libel Suit against the New Yorl
"W0rld.,,

New YORK, August 29.-Ex-Goyernor HUI
bert has commenced suit against the New
York World, in the United States District
Court, for libel, laying damages at $4,000
The CdpidS was served this forenoon.
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Latest News from Washington.
The Duly Oh Silks.

WASHINGTON, August 29.--The Secretary
of the Treasury has decided that Japanese
silks, which are mixtures of silk and cotton,
continue to pay duty under the act OF revi-
sion at 80 per centum al Ualorena, as they
did under the former law. A circular deci.
sion in large number of appeals has been
issued affirming this rate both on importa-
lions before and after June %, 1874.
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FINANCIAL.

RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
SATURDAY, August 20, 1874.
SALES.-l. 900 Virginia consols (eX-coupons) sold
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Lnr1sY1I1.r,,M..,a,.KI,l r.rs
NEW yopK f-c,1r,,,- prr,

LVUIoViLLE bIAAthEISs
LOUISVILLE, August 29.--Fionr, corn. and porh
luiet and unchanged. Bacon firSl and in fair de
mand. Lard, 1870. Whiskey, 9fc.
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COR NEW YORK .-Eue .ffe&S
l. Old Dominion Steamship GOmpanys ssssslassssssssn
steamship OLD DOMINION Captain WALKER
will sail tuesday,, September 1st, ut O'Clock
p. VI.
Freight received until O'Clock P. NJ.
Through bills OF ladlng signed, and goods Tor
Tarded with dispatch To all points north, south
east, and west ; Also 10 foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Fare to New York, $12: steerage, So; round.
trip tickets, $50.
For freight or passage apply to
g. w. ALLEN & CO.. Agents
au31-2t Company's Wharf. Rockets.
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| THE following Is comparative Statement Of the
,nsectIous, deliveries andrecepss of tobacco, with
the stock ON hand the different warehouses In this
city for the past two weeks I'd the same time in
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ny Photographic
NEW YORK MARKra Ts,
NEW YORK, August $50 g. ION qslet and m
changed. Flour bg Ivy, pns Or shipping graass
other Kinds sptllsf asss ioI fs'i.
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DEPARTURES oF sgEAmKxs.

EOR PHIL ABEL PHIA.- %8
u Steamer ALLIANC Captiin sEsaazs&
CARR. will receive freight for the above port TIL
TUESDAY, September LIST, at 2 O'Clock.
freight taken for " ilmingron, Del Providence,
Boston and New Orleans; also, for Liverpool and
Antwerp ria Red Star and American steamship
liues and bills OF lading signed through.
Passage to Philadelphia, including meals and
state-room, 50. w. Z. PORTER. Aaeai,
mn 31-2t No. 2426 f,nrE srTeeL
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.. -,h% ORR, Angus. 23.-Tbe San captions
D., ,,.,'' We" VITA Alouton after last nights
,,,,l n'outA Church scenes, is Moulton
In'r!,;! wherein Btecher comes to the mu-
V,3,a r ,Iu !or assistance in matter Of rape
S,- .,n h'cch"r confessed having committed.
lys court. ~ 'Ne uo'u'i'ei' III thiS case
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RICHMOND, YORK. RIVER AND GHEsArEAHB)
kAMHOAD COMPANY,

RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND SHksAtEA6B(
RAILROAD COMPANY,
RICHMOND. April 10, 1874. }
NN AND AFTER TUESDAY, APRIL
W 21ST. PASSENGER and FREIGHT -RAIN&
on tIss road will run as follow5:
PASSENGER TRAIN for West Point leaves
Richmond at 5 r. 81. fSurdays excepted. md
train from West Point will arrive at Richmond at
1910 A. NJ. dauv.
The splendid steamers Havana and Louise Will run
in CONNECTION with this ROAD, and will leave Wet
Point daily Sundays excepted) the arrival Of the
tran which leaves RicL mInd at 2. 81, arriving at
with trains Tor Washington Fast, Norib, and Wessf
and leave Baltimore daily (Sundays excepteat a. 4
p. NJ, connect irg al West Point with the train
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TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

WuEAT.-White, 1872 bushels. Red, 29o oush
CoaN.-White, 500 bushels. Yellow, 80 bushels
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RICHMOND MARKETS.

SATURDAY, August 20, 1874.
Country Produce.
ed RoolS: Ginseng, 9Oc.QsI; seneca, without toe,
Beesaoaz: 25@2sc. @n.
Butter; Prime to choice yellow. 23@25c.; poor
osoou, 1oN1Oc-; common. 10aI2c.
Broom-Corn: Green, 5lsQ9Sc. red, case.
Corn Neal: S105 ~ bu,hel.
Egg: In barrels 13@14e, q dozen; In crates,
f5enr; Virginia country is quoted to-day Fine
f5.50@f5. rs; suoerilne, s5. 75Of6: exTra sc IN
@t6;13 family. Ordinary run, YS fancy brands,
Ft0Garr8: Prime uye-eoose en-. oo,,,
30Q4Oc. 0oS'' eohlnon'
Fa.rseed: s1.55Ssl go - bu3hel.
75MSOc SN'0''1pA'1o' c'o'er'
Oass: Baled. 7o@75c. 4a1oobs.
Potatoes: Irish, $4,000. " bushel.
Lard: Country. 15c.
Rye: 90@95c. % bushel.
Sun,nc: S1-demand active.
Si'.cks: S0@S7%c.
B1ied Strap: soc.
TutL00: 6QQ7c. 4a b.
Wool: Washed. 40043c.; unwashea, 25a2Sc.
Cement, Lime, Plaster, axe.
Cement: kosendale, s2@S2.l0 p barrel
,n dsme' AgElculturai lUc. u busnei Virginia
indian u Rock; sl:2C@tl. 40: Rlyerton si25
Plaster: Lump. IS: ground IL O.5O@sll, deliver
cd cs,lcined, S2.75.
Dry Goods.
Bro,0n Sheettnos ana Shirttn0s: "a Manchester
SIC: Manchester. Tie: z Manchester, 6Tc.;
james klyer, 6%c. : Fonteuoy, SEc.; "A Gran.
ltevlie. Oh4 lie; 4 Granlteville &c: "A Rock.
bridge pro 9s.' 5 Rocknridge, &c.; "A LeaksviIle
10c:; ! ID. ConeSloga, &c.; 10-4 PepperilI, 35c.:
l0-4 City, 32Hc. 0ppe'-'' ''''
Bteactsd Snirttnqs and sheetiags: "A wamsut,
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1t takes only a column Of the Gin
cinnati papers to describe the rlatest
fashionable wedding in colored social
circles there.
paa4. Between Beccher, Moulton and
Hooker, and the structures on the "Big
Salary Grab" Gen. B. n Butler has
his hands full.
aee," The mosquitoes they have in
Minnesota have beaks like an artesian
augur, which doesn't augur well for
the comfort Of people there.
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rvEAaEassxYss;.e.:za.a. j ....s

There is tree in Florida at Dake
Harris, winch yields 1000 lemons an
uuslly.
This paragraph is tolerable COM
plete history Of country Journalism;
"a Kansas editor attributes his nom
success to publishing q nonpareil pa
Per IN long primer town.
The sugar crop in Louisiana is but
one fifth what it was. before the war
But the rice crop has been increased
from 10000 to 100000 barrels. One,
man can attend to twelve acres Of rice
yielding 81, 220, and only seven Of su
gar, yielding $3.50 as the average
Hence less OF The one and more Of the
other is now grown.
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(TTY Fl O r Ell,
~ FREDERICK CITY. MD.
+. L. CAhLlN, Proprietor

-. This popular and vel!
..E'ifiss known Hotel, having been
- -; IN thoroughly renovated, Offers
.@t'F many advantages tn the
nay }lflr public. The exterior of The Flo-
tel which is NOW !our stories, presents a
hraHt.rul appearance, and will compare
fNvocah}v Wilhahy structure OF the kind IN
thc state. TIC ontirr "sr ngcncnts f ,he
lio.el are ia keeping win It's outward mp
I,caHHcc, anG is supplied with every mod.
cra Improvement and convenience, aa,i
has been urWiy furnished throughout nj u
very ,,rayE cost, so pains or expense
will h. omitted TO pyomote the comfort TT
guests
me cnyiablc reputation the Hole! Las
acquired since the undersigned has tahrn
charge Of it. furnishes the most satisfactory
evidence VI his ability TO please MI Nho
may favor him with She'll pa relarn
Thr"o i, attached TO thc Hotel a spacious
Billiard Hoom, newly fitted up, a Barber
~l,np, Bath lioU~r, dc.
Attentive and polite servants will always
be in Attendance 10 wait upon guests dur.
ing The day orat any hou. of The night.
Respectfully.
FRANK B. CARlIN.
march lt-1y Proprietor.
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Hs@~ The softest water is caught
when it rains hard.

Hssr> The sottest water 10 caught
whom it rains hard.
Noble L. Prentis, editor of the
junction City (kansas) Union, In re-
spouse to the toast, "The Press, at
the commencement exercises OF the
State University not long since, sad
many good things, one Of which we
copy, as follows
with all its faults and follies tho
press keeps abreast with all moving
things. The condition Of the local
press is the index of the character and
prosperity of the locality. Flourish
ing towns have hourishing news7@-
pers, and vice versa. a rusty church,
wnidowlcs school house and " shabby
newspaper are the sure and certain eV..
licences of decay; a half starved
preacher, an unpaid and j]lterate
school teacher and a hagggard and hol-
low eyed editor are the three ravens
that croak over the corps Of dead
town.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
H:sa,iYMt e Sale.

TIME subscriber ~ agent for Mrs
i MARY EYLER, Offers at Private
Sale, the farm formerly occupied by Mrs
Eylcr, lying three miles North Of Mechan
icstown, near the Emmittsburg turnpike.
This farm contains 1873 ACRES of Land
nearly all clear, divided into Il fields, with
running water in most Of them. The land
IS in good state Of cultivation, producing
good crops. There is a good proportion
Of meadow land en- it The Improvements
gssygl are good substantial weather
f m G,a boarded dwelling house, Il large
SaSEHf Bank Bern, Wagon Shed, Corn
'+1s.A !. Crib, Hog Pen, Meat House,
with cellar under it; . Stone Dairy and all
other necessary out buildings Il never
falling spring Of pure water between the
house and barn There ia au abundance
of good fruit, such rs apples, peeclt"s, pears,
cherries, grapes, &c. This il certainly Il
very desablc property, located III q pleas.
ant neighborhood with schools, churches,
Mill store and smith shop convcnisn!.
There is a wood lot o! 90 acres will be sold
with TIE farm. For further particulars,
please apply to OF address
IiIDMAS ANDER3
Mec'.anicstOwa, Id.
march 2S-tf
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NJ Office is hereby given, That tj's
y Subscribers intend pctiton!ng tho
County Commissioners Of I'rcdCyiR CoUc.-
ty after thirty days publication Of this no~
tirc, to reopen and locate Is County Road,
commencing at Mrs, NJ, i. Rur'c's S;"ro
on the pike, near Mt. ST. Marr'5 College,
and running in str0i. line to the Clal,~,
vau& County Road, ard with said roej
through Caigyaug and Charles IarAing
farms, in a strait line to the cast side OF J.
Keepers Barn: thence along the division
limo oc said Keepers and Mrs Cro;cni
farms to The south east corner Of said Kcnr
cr's tract; thence III s.rai, Line 70 the poin.
where the said Mrs. Cretcn and james OrI4-
,iorii Join lands at the frederick and Elm.
Dlitsb0rg County Road.
JOHN WAITER,
JAMES ORNDORFF.
HENRY " ANNER.
Aug. i-5w@
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s)r J. Walkers California VIM

egar I;itterS are Il purely Vegetable
pIenara,ion, made chiefly from the ma
i've herbs found on the lHWcr ranges or
the Sierra Neyad, morntain3 OF NHlEor~
MIA. the medicinal properties OF WhleN
are cxtrasteu thcrGtrom Wltli.UE the llso
Of Alcohol. Tho question is aNoSG
dal]y asked. "WMat is the cause OF the
up1,aral!clyd success Of VINEGAR BIT
rErs?n Our answer is, that they remove
she cause Of disease, st1d the patient re-
covers his health, They drc the great
Mood purifier and i.!D giving prmcIpIe,
y perfect Rcnovutar and lhv'Sofltof
&C tic system. Never before IL Sic
history Of The world ha, y madeleine been
gumpt,nacJl possessing the rrn'arEaDie
Glaluic. of ElSfGSn BLTrEhS IL hehIihg TIE
Sick af every disease man IS heir Va. They
arc a Gentle pGrgatiye as we'll as Tome,
RELIEVING Congestion OF lMtlamlnailnn OF
the Liver aud Niscrral 0rsans IL Bilious
Diseases
The properties of Dr. WALKEKs
VINEGAR klrIGRs are Apcricnt, Diapl@e,ie.
! Carmiuatiyu. Nutritious, Laxative. Dlurehc.
sedntiye. Counter. lrritant Suderlne, Alt2Ea"
| tive, and Anti Bilious
II. II. MCDONALD a. CO.,
Druggists and Gen Agts, Sun Ffoncsro CGli1orna,
| and cor of Washington and Charlton SITS, y. y
Sold lay ali Druggists and DeElecl-
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\ PuiLAErjNnr.2 Io".--Mr. y,
Mccormick, q Sonora. ha. little
COW which will weigh 3D)poun1s, bnt
her motLcrly instinct is largely dcyci.
opcd, as tie following will show: Last
week Mr.. Mccormick had occasion TO
wean a pig from its mother, and it WAS
about this time it was noticed it nnrsed
from the cow-and they both seemed
to take up with each other in the most
aAectionate manncr--thc little ftlIo"
standing on his hind 1egs to get at his
regular meals. a few 'ays~ after lit
ter Of six pigs were weaned, and they
too, fell in for their "rattons --
making seven that never miss meal
although they cannot all eat ut the
first table. This is recorded a. being
one Of The many singular things in n~-
ture.- Tuol,nnnc (Cal) Independent
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health! DEAsTiYs !.

ErGNHG AID rTrf EIcn BLU0u- tN:ER4SE;
OF TH~y lNn writ,ilT--t i.xAE S&iN AEp
!; BF AVrIrCI. COMPLEXION SSGCEEn 10 ALL
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POSITIVELY THE LAST NOTICE
TO
TAXPAYERS OF 1873.


Persons who have not yet paid their taxes
for 1878, are once more urgcdit,keome and
pay them at once, otherwise CO Twill posi-
lively be added. Excuses 81 TsafGity ol
money viii mol avail as the creditors OF the
County do not take that kind Of pay.
II is therefore useless to ask for further in
du'gcncp. ] must have the money, and
unless paid at once | will be compelled to
isvy, distrain and proceed to advertise and
sell property to pay the County indebted
ness, The cost OF which under the present
law being much greater than formerly, III
consequence Of the lengthy description Of
property necessary to be given. lam now
having Icves made. Advertisements Of
sales can be seen in THE Emtnsincr.
GEORGE ". MILLER, Collector
July : 81.
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100 ACRES, more CT less.


About 50 acres arc cleared land, and
yrry productive Balance is set with
Young Timber, such as Chestnut, Oak ana
Hickory.
The improvements consist Of large two
tsrE;+. story Log dwelling house containing
S!iiii;; six rooms. A double log Barn with
ss d threshing floor, q spring honsc,and
never falling spring Of water near the
dwelling, good garden, 40 or so Apple
trees, 100 Peach trees, Cherry trees and
Ounce frees.
Tie above property is one mile from the
Western Nd. Railroad, and will DC sold at
a bargain as the owner intends leaving the
State
For further particulars apply to, or adj
A +. ORND0RFE',
may 9.4w* near Mechanicstown.
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have made arrangements by which
can furnish almost any kind Qt Machinery
at the lowest price, and beg tlraA my
friends will purchase through me.
march lt-U
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Parish Nominating Convention.

A Parish Convention, to nominate
candidates for the several Offices to be
filed in the Parish Of Richland, will
he held at the Court House, in Ray
vile, La, on SATURDAY, SEPT.
2GTu, 1874 The basis of representa-
ton is fixed at one vote for every %
Cor fraction over cast for Governor
McEncry at the last election or one
vote for every % Cor fraction over
names of legal voters now enrolled as
members of the different Ward Clubs.
Zach Ward in the Parish will proceed
to elect and send delegates to this Con
vention. BY order of the Parish Cen
tral Committee.
Il. Z. WILLIAMS, President.
S. b. BAIRD, Secretary.