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The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-05-15

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The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-05-15
40 RATS KILLED

With one box ARABS DEAD SHOT. Price 25rts., ask
YOUR stnrek.ep-r for ~. John Y. HENRY C 60,
New York. JOHNSON, & CO., Phila.
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Norfoak-Marine Intelligence-Court
Martial. &c.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.

Especial telegram to the DIspatch.1
NORFOLK, VA, November 3.-The election
in the two cities passed off quietly with the
exception Of some slight fstic skirmishing-
nothing serious.
The steamship Metropolis. Captain Porter,
from st. Domingo to New York, with cargo
of logwoOd and tobo, put into this port to.
day with her machinery disabled, and to OBJ
tain supply Of coal.
The bark Almira Coombs, Captain Laugh
ton. from Savannah to the Canary Islands
with a cargo Of lumber, is at Graves's ship
yard discharging her cargo. She put into
this port on Monday leaking.
The court-martial convened to try Captain
w. IT. Truxton for running the Brooklyn
ashore at Key West assembled at the yard
this morning at II o'clock. The Board
will continue in session several days,
and is composed Of the following officers !:
Commodore Thomas Fl. Patterson, COM
mandant Of the Washington hayward. pre-
sdent; Captain Pierce Crosby, executive
officer of the Washington hayward Cap
tain J. Bakely Creighton, of the Examining
Board; Captain William G. Temple, late on
leave; Captain Hover c. Blake, command
ing naval rendezvous, New York; Captain
T.. Scott Fillebroun, examining officer of
Gosport navy-yard; Captain Andrew W.
johnson, Of the Washington navy-yard !;
Captain NJ. L. Tilton, United States marshal,
|iudge-advocate. The arrival of the distin-
guished officials at the navy-yard was duly
heralded by salute from the receiving ship
New Hampshre.
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Fa:-.c-.T nEAST LoEGRAruLATES THE En-
!t.. iir~sfa.--EH" President has sent
.. g.. '.2- ggg@cAtuiItory letter to the
Ill. - :;..~>ia:
[ .. G.sust. President Of The CiE'ed
>.. ,a .4mrried. 10 ms imperial Najes.
p. &.~r .t%.r H., Emperor Gnd -IutYcrat
%" AHS,;uS:
u.. ..d Grad Friend.-I have received
'.. l. '..~ which your Majesty addressed 10
4... g.. l. |. day Of August last, announ-
.r- .a. ..er~.u- intelligence Of the mar
-..-.. ..n 18Th of that month, Of his Im-
l.r.. HiaG>'-> the Grand Duke Of Eiadi-
Il : a Naoiroeitrh 10 her Grand Ducal
.-.l.-- -" Fli0cc>s AicXandripe. Eliza
lain AMOR. Duchess Of Mecklen-
--.>.~",c,u. Feeling L lively interest
/. 80. t..' concerns your MajcSly's august
..na',. iA''cipate in the satisfaction
~ ..d ~ '}!j> happy event, and offer 10
~. 4aJr>;y my sincere congrat uaiion>
r."G '..- rvr1,jCD. with the assurance that
"a. q. g mar, III Grand DCke and Princess
laf. G.. u,.t Wi-heS tor their prosperity
~. ..,-. SIS. And so I commend your
H1n... - }oUr u ie>tS's royal family TO
-.' plo, ION Of tue Almighty.
H.'u = Washington the G0fh day OF
r..t,l. f. zee yrar OF oar Lord 1874.
l.s; don TREND, L. 5. GRANT.
3'yt-s President.
.+.aa i'>., Secretary OF State.
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i t.NE N.,I.TFR AND HIS ECCEHrRICI-
..--.~ 3GFsTji:" lhy.} Edg1e, 2Ith.l Some
~" Sc or more ago there came TO this
.E III. Eliot, who took charge of q
>t.nv! Il Washington. He soon became in
sFr4 ID ~ acrimonious dispute with the
s'>.'"- r.., "!.G many OF the patrons Of
I'd. >sIE n. giyur RE 10 no little litigation
-.4 :" uu'A bad blood in the community.
II" - i.tHa.rj III some way TO get and
a.'.' la->'.--!ou n tue old courthouse prop.
-''l, a! /; holds i. in defiance Of the people of
,Ar ly"a 10 whom It belongs, claiming it as
-, ""1. He trc4 TO poison the horses
"a'e. wee accustomed 10 being hitched TO
'~r l'-s. o.; ;:le courthouse yard by poison
% : H.. Hite"s>b. The other evening he
-''t u.> consent to some kind Of an cXhibi-
,la4 n.,l- ShO"n in the old clerks Office ::
o'.. lAr", :, ii The natural ptrvcr-ity Of the
,t.a T.t> creed to seek some outlet, be locked
4" -n,c 81 the courthouse yard, 50 as to
E"tti lhe ladies from going up the
,ay,d waik, and compelled them to
"ad" ;"rCu@h an alley filed with
,4e endure oi cattle and horses. Find
.a- lar:" was 4 scarcity Of water, oc-
1.'."1cd ~ the protracted drought, and
,~'. tie. inter ID the wei! Of the public pro-
q inr town, he locked up the we'll to pre-.
''L! 'AeI from Using il, although it was
.-'N I"tp With water, and the people had
""al> J"el accustomed TO use it. On We'd
!r,lny :ht number of young men de-
'"finHnd 10 freak eli the lock. DR.. Elliott
>'MrG 70 have been governed in his at by
40 gl1"f motive than Il morbid desire to Kill
'''"r ooo. He l.y in wait for them, and
-ip@ t-c.r approach came from his ambush
NJ" coNmcaced, without warning, to fire
+Inh ihctn with a revolver. To prevent
Ia not The young men closed with him.
'10 - Tie struggle he tried his best and
-''!.t succeeded in shooting one OF them
'"'"-i Tue head. AT last he was thrown
lipi. ~" ground, and the pistol with which
-e ira 70 coAruit murder was taken from
".i'. and &c vas then released. He is al
". HHli-a pEDi5tcr IN the Southern Pres
1!,"!Ia4 Church.
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ForHrERsD-A STEAMER Gors Down Dr.
RING A FEARFUL GALE ON LAKE SUPgRIoR.-
81. Paul. November 2.-rhe steamer Lottic
Bernard, Captain Morris, of Duluth, bound
from Pigeon river to Duluth, foundered on
Like Superior on Thursday last during a
fearful gale, which swept the decks ard
finally eXtiuyuisbcd her fires. There were
fifteen persons on board, including one pas
senger. Willie Blanchard. The latter and
one OF the deck-hands were drowned by the
upSetting Of boat. The remaining thir-
teen succeeded in launching the yawl, and
after untold privations reached the shore.
After travelling about five miles ten of them
reached an Indian settlement, where they
obtained shelter, and sent aid to those who
were too exhausted to walk. The reScning
party found one of the latter dead and the
other two nearly SO. They were taken to
the settlement, and are nov doing well.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
T,asa yyea,,,c,. Re,,or. J. /

Especial Telegram, to the Richmond Dispatch.l
WASHINGTON, November Al a. NJ For
The New England aud Middle States, clear
or hazy weather, southeast or southwest
winds, rising temperature, and high barome.
ter.
fAssociatcd Press telegram.I
WASHINGTON, November 81 P. M-For
the, South Atlantic States, partly cloudy and
hazy weather, with northeast to southeast
winds. slight changes in temperature, and
stationary or falling barometer.
For the New England and Middle States,
partly cloudy and hazy weather, southeast
to southwest winds, rising temperature, and
stationary or falling barometer.
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orr MURDER A BRUTAL SCENE IN THE
>'tLh1& oP II. PAUL.-St. Paul. November
-'-dauco Lick and his wife were attacked
u. ne shcet- lat night by George LAUGH
81! sehftSer ard George Rapp and wife.
VINO evidently had been lying in wait for
'1eLn. Mrs. Lick was brutaily murdered
Oh tAe spot. Mrs. Rapp and her bus rand
'1rn attacked Mr. Lick, the former being
armed With knife ana the latter with tin
1.f 'o!deEng-ron, and after knocking
l'n PROSTATE they placed him face down
wards in small creek, and Rapp stood on
Iit! 10 hold hi, face IN the water until he
vas StraDgled. Tney were frightened off
" approaching footsteps, and Lick was
tiched up iustnsible, and may yet die from
us wounds. ALI the assassins were cap
tured.
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III. ~n.!i aud Gross. Bones.

\..... ,.,-. November = 1910 =. VI.
- g.. ...144S, Secretary Congress
...,::
l... .r@ heavily reduced the black
ISL. g. g.. g. leans. The skull and cross
,.,.. gana dcd ,hrough the city by the
W.. ~" late la>t night, and terrified
.... &ay,r> mtdc black servants and
.... ...,- y.I'h rttm - the polls and vote
=. .,....#'.9 llck"t, on pain OF discharge.
49,. .....> = armed leaSucr> at the polls
.. r..., E:.aM> short OF constituting the
..... ..-.a 90. lie troops were adopted TO
.... : I'D. .ruuhlican vote WAS poilcd in
e.. ..... ...:3-l =. where no intimidation was
... ,.r steamboats, Lee. Pike, and
..r... list ai-Ai, were kept up the river
%. ....' li,,r lHr-c black crews from
Was. .." Lsa.ur captured the box in
},,.s T. 5,tun Eo-t!c--the strongest Re-
I... Sc. a..l; ana stole the box, POLLOCK,
... ... :, |1rmrr>yi!e, Union parish.
a.... ....,y black vote was certain. because
b.. g.. .... .o.cc. :. Is. PACKARD.
."-nl.>'airIilan Of the Radical safe
...... .,....7
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RICHMOND AND PErEasRUR8 Rail-
ROAD COMPANY. I

RICHMOND AND + ErEasRURs Rail-
ROAD COMPANY. !
CoMMENCING JUNE 18th, 1874, trains
~ on this road will run as follows:
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
500 A. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily Except Sum
tayl, connecting for All points South
and West. Sleeping.car attached.
500 A. NJ, FREIGHT TRAIN daily Except SUM
day., with coach attached, lot Peters,
burg and stations on the Southside
road, Lynchburg, aud the Wast.
1:45 2. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily, connecting
for all points South and West Pas.
sengers taking this train Will make
s Soseo, connection at Petersburg Tor
$50 z. NJ, FREIGHT daily Except Sunday,
with coach attached.
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
7:45 A. NJ. FREIGHT TRAIN daily. Except
sunday with coach attached.
1900 NJ, THROUGH NAIL dally, connecting
with Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac railroad for all points East
and West sE
500 p. NJ, Freight daily except sundayh
coach attached
sos P. NJ, THROUGH NAIL aally except Sum
day., connecting with Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad
for al points East and West. Pullman
Sleeper attached, running through 70
Baltimore. Also making close con-.
nectiou with he Chesap axe and Ohio
railroad for the Virginia springs and
points North and West.
The MAIL TRAINS will not stop between Rich.
mona and Petersburg except at Manchester ana
Chester.
Trains on the Glover Hill will Leave Chester a.
$50 Z. ~. Return ing, will leave Clover Hill at u
a. Nj. daily except Sunday.
ALL TnAINS leaving retersDnrg Will start from
Appomattox depot. ,,
ie 81 A. SHAW. Sunerlntendent.
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PORT OF RICHMOND. NOVEMBER 3, 1874

PORT OF RICHMOND. NOVEMBER 3, 1874
Steamer Norfolk, Plat Pbiladelphla merchandise
and passengers, W. Z. Porter.
Steamer John sylvester, Post Norfolk, merchan-
disc and passengers. l.. Il. Tatum, agent
Schooner Richard Peterson, Eng ish, Philadel-
phia. coal Writ Roberts.
Schooner Geranium, Watson, James river, oys-
tiers, /, master.
Sluon RUxanna. James river, hay and wheat,
Thomas Branch &
sloop Ruth, Fitchett, James river, oysters to mas
ter.
SAILED.
Steamer Old Dominion, Walker, New YORK, mer-
chandise and passengers. G. W. Allen K Go.
Steamer Koauoke, IrayerS, Baltimore, merchan-
disc and paSSe myers. l.. Il. Tatum.
Brig Flora, kandSOn. kio &C Janeiro, hour Gal
lego Mills am Haxall < Crcnshaw Mills.
Schooner William oliver, Jones, Baltimore, stone,
Schooner c. P. Stckncy, Matthias, Boston, coal,
Curtis 6 Parker. ,,,
Schooner f.. r. Stimrson, Randall, Philadelphia,
rairoad-ties and ore. Curtis 4 Parker.
schooner GerariuIn, Watson, James river 10
load oysiers Tor Richmond
S!oop kuth. Fitche;t, james river, to LOAD oysters
for Richmond
MEMORANDA.
Arrived at Philadelphia, October 2. schooners
Ida V. McCabe, Pickup, and Ocean Biru, Baker,
from James river, Va.
Arrived ut New York, November 2, schooner
Calista aicGee also. s:hooners NJ. 4. Tyler, Ger
son: Char e5 W. ac0tI, French h. VI. Som.rs,
SomeIs; j, In Brill, Parsons: John Iway: hagen;
Hannah champion, Taylor-a from Virginia.
Tug olive Branch bound up with a tow.
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GLE ssONCERE.
u
flFTHs AND LAST, GET CoScERT
- TS. AID OF THE $3.50
PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY
A GARD TO TuE pTrurrf

a CARD TO The PUBLIC.
ne management hive de termined to have the
9iaRiDg OF the Nth and last SIN Concert ar fia
runiic Library Of Kentucky the 3Oth day OF No
Venoer KIT We believe now thar all the tIckefs
win be sold and tirat the drawing Will ba fun nna
ol whether all are sold or not. the drawing will
ii Certainly come of on the day an.
me special object OF this card Is TO call meet
ing or the ucke-holders, ut Public Library Hail. Or
the goth OF November, TO make arraraements In
connection With The com nittee appointed by the
trustees to superintend the counting OF the tags
representing the numbers Of tickets sold While
there s no actual necessity for the presence of tick
ethoiders- rs under arrangements the inft rests
OF all are equally cared for, ye, ut the same time
would greatly prefer that many of those interest
60 as can would attend this meeting, and see each
for himself how perfectly fair and impartial the
distribution must be. =
Every arrangement has been made for the draw
Ing. hut little more than month remains for The
sale of the remainder Of the tickets, aud whatever
Is done must be done promptly.
THOMAS Il. BRANLETTE,
Agent aud Manager
LOUISVILLE, KY, October 90, 1874.
Oc 31-4t
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Two Fires i'm Montgomery.

Especial telegram to the Disp ,tch.J
MONTGOMERY, ALA, November 1.-Two
fires broke out simultaneously about 10 this
A. NJ, haIfmae apart. Keplinger's cotton
pickery, with machinery and cotton, burned /;
total loss, S10,000-no insurance. The other
was in row of frame buildings of little
value. Both thought to be incendiary, to at.
tract attention from the polls.
There has been no disturbance in the city
up TO this hour.
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Foreign Items.

The Peruvian Senate has ratified the treaty
with China. The bill allowing lesuits to
settle in Peru was passed without debate.
The new Haytien constitution prohibits
foreigners holding unmovable property.
Losses from civil or political disturbances
either by foreigners or citizens can only be
recovered through the courts from the per-
sons INJECTING the loss.
The Carlists report four batteries of six
teen guns before Irun, and that the lombard
ment will commence Immediately.
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letter fro,sl t,snnnto,,.

tCorfeSponuenfe0 OF the ktcnmono DiaSafCn.j 81.
THE ELECTION TO-DAY JOINT STOCK COMP ANY
ENLARGED ACCOMMODATIONS FOR THE PUBLIC
FREE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HUNTING PARTY
SALES or RekI EST sTE s. II.
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COMM ERCIAL.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, November 8, 1874.
OFFERINGS.
WuEAT.-Whte, 746 Bushels. Red, 1,O66 BUSH
els.
CoRN.-Whitc, 1904 bushels. Yellow, 200 BUSH
els.
OATS.-1AS bushels.
MEAL.-lO0 bushels.
SALES.
WHEAT.-Whte, 100 bushels good ut S1.2S; 6
bushels common a. 90c.; $50 bushels at = .25: 46
bushels at 81 80; 80 bushels choice at S1.35 Il
bushels at Il n iotal. 4 bushels.
WHEAT.-ked, IA bu.he!s very good at 1892:
40 bushels common at 81 rs; 80 bushels common
private t. rms 500 bushels on private terms 80
bushels choice ut 81 80. Total, Ala bushels.
CoRN.-~ hite. III bushels prime new ut a4c !;
500 bushels new on private terms; l6S bushels
very good old at S6c. s. bushels very good old at
SIC: SO bushels on private terms; 20 bush' Is
prime old al $780,: 100 bushels prime new at 75c.:
230 bushels prime new at TIC; so bushels new ut
Csc Total, D04 bushels.
UATs.-.54 bushels very good ut G0c.; 94 bushels
Oh private terms. Total, l4S bushels.
RE-EXtIIB1
WuEAT.-Red, 600 bushels.
.lNHl
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s25o,Ooo TO BE GIVEN AWAY.

PRICE OF TICKETS.
Who'll. Tickets. Isl 900 Quarter Tickets. $3.50
Half Tickets...... 800 Eleven Tickets. ! 900
NO INDIVIDUAL BENEFITS.
This Concer, Is strictly for Masonic purposes,
and will be conducted with the same lIheralitY hon
esty, and fairness which characterized the first
tcrprise.
JOHN L. ROPER, President.
For tickets and circulars giving full information,
address HENRY V. MOORE. Secretary.
Norfolk, Va.
RESPONSIBLE AGENTS WANTED.
Tickets fer sale by z WElSIGER. 92l Main
street, and WILLIAM MYERS, l4Q0, corner Of
Main and Fourteenth streets.
oc 81, M,& WtS19
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/ RAxGa,o.AD LIVES

|R1cHaoND TRANSFER COMPANY
3ss AND SIS
GENERAL RAILROAD TICKET OFFICE.
THROUGH TICKETS TO all points NORTH,
SOUTH, EAST, and WEEP vta railroad and
steamship lines.
Tickets to and from all poirfs I'm Europe uta
Cunard Line.
RATES SAME AS AT DEPDTs.
Passengers and baggage called for, and baggage
checked from hotels and residences 10 destination
on all tickets sold by us.
Latest styles Of PLEASURE CARRIAGES for
hire.
Agents on all trains to receive checks OF passen.
gers and furnish transportation.
For correct information, through TICKETS,
sLEEP1NG-cAR SECTIONS, and STATE
ROOMS, apply at
OFFICE s26 MAIN STREET.
A. W. CARRIER.
Branch ticket Office at Exchange and Ballard
Hotel. oc 26-3a
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New York Items.

New YORK, November 3.--John McKenna,
who was shot in a political atiray this morn
ing, died of his injuries.
Coroner Croker, who was arrested for
striking O'Brien, has been released on bail.
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ROOTS SHOES. &c.

NALL AND WINTER SHOES
Il invite the attention Of gentlemen toRHHH
my stock of the celebrated S"WARhE. M
HANDMADE SEW Ed SHOES and Gal
TIERS both double and single soied. 1ncse SHOES
are nj the best make in this country and 'qual IN
style aud hnish to the Frencn or English Shoes. u
''s'o " JOHN &. PAGE, JR.,
900 Main street, between Ninth ana lenth.
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.

TOR NEW YORK The @sSas
l. Old Dominion Steamship Compauy's sSs- Assass
steamship WYANOkE. Captain COUCH, will sail
FRIDAY. November 9th, at O'Clock z. NJ.
Positively no freight received after II O'Clock NJ.
Through oils OF fading signed, ana sooos Tor
warded with dispatch 70 all points north, south.
east, and west; also, to foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Fare to New York, S12; Storage, So; round.
trip tickets, $50.
For freight or passage apply to
G. W. ALLEN q CO.. Agents-
no 4.3t COmpanY's Wharf, kocKelts.
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NEW STYLES OF BOOTS ANDs
SHOES JUST RECEIVED, UkH%a
FI:II FALL SUPPLY NOW RtADi.-EA
LADIES, MIS>kS' CHI iLDRES's, ana
IAFASIS'
peb Goat Calf Morocco, and Brush ma Eutlon
50" Led xonts: Ladies' Goat aud hid congress;
sood substantial school Shoes for mise and US;
Gen,it me,'s Boys, and Youths hoo!s ana snoeS
LINK For cold feet. Custom work made 10
order and guaranteed TO tit Repairing neatly ana
promptly IoLe \ tine lot OF trunks, Satch 15
aud Rairoa0 Bags on haud for sale very low. W.
viii mol le uu dersold by amy house III the cy.
~ " JOHN II. sUnIhEr q oON,
49,, 200 and 51l Rrnsd street
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The Norfolk negroes in public meeting
resolved that "Brorher Croker" was dead-
martyr 10 fee speech. We see no other
notice OF bis death. He was injured in the
Yorktown aght.
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ST. LOUIS MARKETS.

ST. LOUIS, November S.-Flour dull and I'M
changed Corn scarce and higher: new mixed. GS
6I69c. Whiskey steady at 99c Pork easy 1T S2O.
Bacon quiet ana unchanged. Lnrd unchanged.
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WHEAT.-Red, 600 bushels.
CORN.-YellOw, 200 bushels.
ETS

CINcINSATI, November 3.-Fl0ur-Spring, csc.
lower: winter unchanged. Corn firm; new, COG
&C. Lard quiet; steam, l2ac. This weeks deliY-
cry Of bacon Is limited; shoulders &C.. ciear-rb,
l2Ic.; clear, 131@14c. Whskey steady at 96c.
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Tie dwelling OF Mrs. Nowlin, Of Camp.
beIl, vas burped sunday. Insured foI
1900 in tue Albemarle,
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RICHMOND AND DANvILLL I,AiLHUAH CO.,
OFFICE OF h.,GIEEER AND SUPERINTENDENT
RICHMOND, VA, October II, 1874. }
CCUFDIJLE OF TRAINS.

CHARLOTTE EXPRESS, Westward Leave Rich
mondut / T. ~ leave Burkeylllr IL 2:O7 a. M.
leave Dunuee at7:4O A. NJ; leave Danvlle at
7:44 A. NJ: leave Greensboro AT / A: M. arrive
ut Charlotte $3.50 p. III.
NEW YOrK EXPRESS, Eastward Leave Char
lolte ut S:35 a. ~: leave Greensporo al III d r
NJ leave ,,anyille at 1886 L. NJ; leave Dundee at
3HS z. NJ: lave Burkeyille a. 8:2C I al ar
rive at Richmond ut 100 7. 81. Ihls train con-
meets at Richmond with trains on the Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac ruilroan for Washing.
tou, Baltimore, Philadelphia, New YORK, ana oil
eastern points. ,,.,X
1873 r. M; leave Burkeyllie at AL +. b.; leave
Dundee at 9:25 T.. NJ; leave Danyiie NJ 9;29.P.
NJ: leave Greensboro at 1920 A. 81. arrive at
Charlotte at 8:22 A. 81. Ifnt rrsin c0nneGts at
mond Air. Line railroad and Charlotte, Columbia
Atlanta railroad for Atlanta, Montgomery. Mobile,
New Orleans. Columbia. Augusta, savannah,
Charleston and all southern and southwestern
points. u. ft..,ot,o q
7:45 p. NJ; leave Greensboro al 81 h ". Lave
iianylIIe al 5:13 A. NJ: leave Dundee al 6:25 A.
leave Bursey key. i:s II. rain connsets ~ ~
Rurk.yilIe with trains OH the Atsntic, mississippi
and Ohio railroad from Chattanooga, Kn0xYlie,
Lynct burg, and all southwestern potnts: and AG
Richmond with the Richmond, fredrricksbarg ana
p 'tomac railroad and Richmond York River and
chesapeake railroad for AL northern points.
LYNCHByEG PASSENGER, WtstWa1n-LsSaye
Richmond al . A. NJ; leave BurkeVile ~ lao I.
~; arrive ut Lynchburg at AGO r. o. 49,,
EUnKEyiLLE AccoMMopATIon-L Leave BURKE
Vile at 435 A. ~; arrive ~ hionthouoh a. ''o0
A. NJ, .,-.t,,X
on the w e. v. NJ. aud g. 3. raalrosd 10 ana from
washington Baltimore, apdali easter, points
Throskn tickets sold 10 oil points sSutn Una sout1s
wes'. and baggage checked = sas a e. 'rALoorr,
Engineerand SUPPLEMENTARY;
|. n. r. DOUGLAS. Master TRANSPORTATION. 90 ~,
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MARINE dMTEExlGENGE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, r ovEMBER 4, 1879.
Sun r1ses...... $50 Moon rlseS........ 81
Sun SETS .-....... i,56 High tide. IL 81
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louisville MARK FITS.

LOUISVILLE, November 3.-Breadstuff5 ul-
changed. Pork. $50. Inconsistencies, Sic; clear
rib. 12%QI1 22ic.; sugar-cured hams, 11G@l3c.
T..rd hurp
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DAY POSITIVELY FIXED.
THURSDAY, 10TH NOVEMBER,
LAST CHANCE.
This enterprise is conducted BY The MASONIC
RELIEF ASSOCIATION OF NORFOLK, VA,
under authority of the Virginia Legislature, TACT
passed March Sth, 1879.
$4,000 TICKETS. 5000 CASH GIFTS