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1t is certainly an odd illustration Of what
Tories are fond Of calling "the mixed char.
acter of the English Constitution :" that Q
Cabinet which holds a man who speak;
thus-and holds John Bright-sbould at the
same time contain Duke who has just given
notice to the farmers on his estates to quit
in order that he may make five square miles
into a deer forest. am sorry to say thai
the nobleman in question is the Duke Of
Argyll.-London letter OF 81. D. Conway.
The wife..of General S. B. Buckner, o.
Kentucky, died recently at Elizabethtown, in
that State. She was the daughter of dis.
tinguished officer of the regular army, and
some years ago succeeded, after much litlga
ton, in securing possession Of great estate
in Chicago, to which she was heir. She
leaves an only daughter.
The New York Times says: g Mr.. Harris
afforded a curious instance of old-time plan
tation swagger and manners" Yes, and
Ransier an equally striking illustration Of
old.time ohedente to orders Chdrtottes
UiNe Chronicle.
The Petersburg appeal dubs James Par
ton I" Mr.. Fern
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Matters and Things In Danviile.
Correspondence Of .t,e Richmond Dispatch.I


DASy,LiE. Va. january 10, 1874.
Mr.. Tarper. II Petersburg, now Oh visit
|" l"H'iIIc, haS discovered position neal
The main part Of The tow n from which water
Can he says be easily and cheaply and abun'
dainty Supplied
Rev. Hr. Rowe, agent of the Eirsinis
h!b!r society, has been in town this week
u! The interests Of the Society. Mt much
done. hear.
Tie Planters National Bank. out of the
earnings of the last six months, has declared
au'dend Of tive per cent, free of all taxes,
and payable TO he stockholders. ....
Nr. Alh,rt 4. Crews, Of Danville, is en-
r.o!ed rs clerk Of several Of the committees
{" ID" House Of Delegates. 70
committee Of the Baptist church are Oh
~, =, lockout Tor pastor in place Of Rev. Mr..
Hume, resigned. 49,. -.
-2r. Joseph kcys.er, who had been suffer-
az some time from paralysis, was found
ur!u III his bed Yesterday morning, at his
't>u"ace short distance from town.
Inc internal revenue from manufactured
toNlcto Tor the last seven days has averaged
ef,iS'.2o per day.
Key. Dir. Arnold, president of the Metho-
DIT Female College, has added a beautiful
PfGn 70 the northern front of the college
building.
nc Oldest inhahitaut says that he has
never NnoWn f-cshe1 in Dan river when
III" Wind blew Up stream.
>nne good prices paid for tobacco this
"''A' bu, NOT much delivered. Query
i;l-pA7>t Tue Planters: If we persist in bring
H." .'l'ceo 10 market can't We make mar.
=, n' query amongst the buyers Now that
,.t Richmond banks are in good condition
(rnn ' n hichlnono men invite shipments
sons rerr0ns. - uo'o'
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e''H'f cocRTs-A NEGRO orrRAGE-oLp
NEGRO.

'oeNTs-A NEGRO oCTRAGE-oLD
NEGRO.
N',.eS"hdenee Of the Richmond Dispatcb.1
:, ROCKY MOUNT, VA, January 6 1874
fo,,n ,'r'oay was the regular te,m-day of our
, , Court, and although it was rai,,ino
w, Nalu' ana the roads were quite muddv
g." unusually large crowd assembled at tHe
, W., But for what burmese th;s
,"t crowd came together on SO rsinv 40.
h,s mouid be hard to tell, as all the Business
N'ole The court was not sufficient m Eaar !.
n.o nris'on more than two hours. That the
rnr vr'e .. should continue to attend these
bean - h W largely since their jurisdiction bas
won,d ''ousht Within such narrow limits
.r. ,t Sun Almost useless; but these courts
ron.. 'ne peoples courts-iheir fuyOrite
,nsn ,s-aho their large attendance upon
,;" may ne taken as q popular demonstra.
r ,o;. ol the fact that they desire to see then,
v ,ss.oiea 10 their former Jurisdiction and
"onted dignity. - ''o's'.'i' anu
l,;n 80 Me"- ears day negro named Ga
"m' elnlth assaulted Mr. James O hhsbire
H. unstable In Maggodee district while 4,
I. iu o'scharge Of his official duty and dealt
h hhi, some heavy blows with stick Mr.
l.hinl, e va, was In the act Of entering a house
,ohaona lot aoe negro forbid) containing some
wb b,' y, on which be desired to levy for debt
=, W." wv tue negro struck him with the sfick
Th Wv. o", ZANE Time being armed with an aye
,. nn ooliaIatle, being unlrmed. was forced to
c,mad 'ion the scene; whercupon he. ,,ro-
a,,or u warrant OF arrest aud took fhane@ro
.Ta s na iuifher resistance, before a insfice
>"----.'>~- -...-- . j..;. ,:3,,, ~. {. ~. 80
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CONVERTIBLE BoNDs.-The Committee on
Ways and Means have postponed the fur
ther consideration Of Mr.. Kelley's converts.
ble-bond bill for the purpose of procuring
some information on the subject from eXpe-
rienced tinanciers at the various money
counters. The committee has addressed
communications to leading fnanciers in
New York and other cities of the East, and
expect responses by next Monday week, at
which time the subject will again be taken
up. The committee has not as yet approx.
mated determination upon the bill, but it
is thought that Mr.. Kelley's bill will be the
basis for what is resolved upon. The COM
mittee has come to no conclusion at ali in re-
gard to any increase Of taxes, the principal
object in the discussions being directed to the
best means of avoiding this unwelcome re-
sort, =.
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ANOTHER STEAMER FOR THE BALTIMORE
TRADE.-The steamer Empire, formerly en-
gagged in the trade between Philadelphia
and Charleston, has been purchased by the
Richmond and York River Line Of Balti-
more, and yesterday evening took her place
regularly on that line. The other boats of
the line are the Sue and Havana. The En-
pire has capacity Of 1000 barrels or 500
bales, and will be commanded by Captain w.
e. Geoghegap. She will ply to and from
West Point, where connection is made with
the Chesapeake and Ohio, the Richmond and
DanviIle, Petersburg, and other roads. Of
late years it has been found that the trans
portation facilities between Baltimore and
York river during a rush of trade in the
spring was not adequate, and to meet this
demand AIr. r. Foster, superintendent OF
the Richmond and York River route, is Sc
curing an increase in the number Of steam
ers.-BaAimore Sun.
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the Pennsylvania railroads have made first
class watch part of the engine equipment.
numbered to correspond with the number
on the engine. The watches are purchased
by the company and controlled by the
proper officers. In the Office of each divi-
sion superintendent hangs a watehmaker's
board with numbered hooks for all the en-.
gines belonging to that division. When the
engine goes out upon trip, the watch, Is
watch is replaced, and while in the office is
run with the regulator. AS consequence,
all the engines upon the road are being run
upon uniform time, and no record has yet
been made of an accident resulting from a
discrepancy of watches. -
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THE CIvlL.RIGHTs BILI-OPPosITIoN TO
THE MEASURE IN THE REPUBLICAN RANKS
IT'S DEFEAT PROBABLE Washington, Janu.
airy 9.-The pending civil-rights bill pro.
misses to prove great bone of contention In
the Republican ranks. 1t appears that the
House Judiciary Committee decided that
Congress had the constitutional right to pro-
vide by law against separate schools for the
race, but that it was doubtful if it had the
same right to- legisate the eoiored
freeman into the jurY-box or to strike
the word "wbite" out Of State
laws wherever found, as 1Ir. Sum-
ner's more sweeping measure provides.
After the Butler-Morey bill was reported
and discussed with all the soemnity of Ste
phens, the feIvor of Elliott, and the wit and
power of Butler to back it,lit seems to have
run against snag, and has been recommit-
ted, aYowedly TO reach some compromise on
the school clause. 1t appears that there are
many Republicans objecting to this pre-.
JUDGE. They s'gag" badly at the idea of
putting into Federal law provisions which
shall prohibit the establishment of separate
schools.
The colored members, eight in number,
claim that the 100000 votes they represent
Wiiltake this act as proof Of the fidelity Of
their white party associates, and act accord
ingly. The proposition is now made, and it
shows how little consistency there is in ordi-
nary partisanship, that the jury clause aud
that striking out the word white" from
the State laws should be substituted for the
obnoxious educational section. If this is
done it will be sure to result in making q
feud in the Republican ranks. If these feuds
continue there will soon be no ranks TO
diyide.-Nep York Graphic.
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CUsHNa.-Some objections were raised by
the extremists that Mr.. Cushing was too.
much imbued with old Democratic doctrines,
and could not be depended on to act as par.
tisan if constitutional questions affecting
party prospects came before the Senate. His
high legal attachments were acknowledged,
however, and it was matter of common
congratuladon that no dscredit would be re-
fected on the bench by his appointment
Washington telegram. " -.
Mr.. Gushing owns fne farm in Alexan.
dria county, which he has greatly improved,
and where he spends his summers, nor en-
tireIy deserts In winter. He considers it his
residence. -Alerdndria Sentinel.
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$50 $50 @. 10 8, 8 p p ssss.z.xa

to give the fred .secsli 10 appear before
the grand Jury TO be Ind icsed. s.s
An. old cotored man, q former faithful ger.
want Of Peter Guersant, deceased, recently
died on the premises OF his old innstef at
the advanced age OF one hundred ard three
gears. . Y. B; s. q &;
One night hast week q cow belonging TO
Mr.. Price a.. Morgan accidentally fell ainto
an old we'll some forty feet deep, mud, strange
to say, was extricated on the following day,
BY the aid of windlass and few OF the
neighbors, apparently untrjured. @
It has been raining almost incessantly for
several days, In consequence Of which the
streams are much swollen and the ROADS
barely passable. The mail Is now water.
bound between this point aud Big Lick.
-, $780, Il $'-.s.s. RI ASTUS.
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Pork AND LARD.--In addition to facts re-
ported in the SIN Of yesterday, itoappears
that the excitement in the pork and lard
market In New York, caused by the failure
of three operators to keep up their margins
on short sales, has unsettled business SO as to
lower prices somewhat, and the general i'm:
preston among dealers seems 10 be that
there will be no immediate advance. They
say that ct present prices lard cannot be
shipped to any port In the world without
loss to the exporter, and that as more Is pro-
duced than is neededlfor home consumption,
there must be decline. Baltimore Sun.
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REPUTATION IN LoUIsIANA.-The following
private dispatch, received from New Orleans
tonight, affords pleasant reading for The
holders of Louisiana bonds i: I
"NeD Orleans; January 9.-S.rong feel
ing exists here among State bondholders in
favor of the proposed constitutional funding
of the State debt at sixty: centson the dollar.
The idea of entire reputation is growing
among the masses, and it Is feared that in
the event of new election the people, drop
ping party issues, would go for total repu-
.diation. Holders of bonds, therefore, sup
port Governor kellogg's funding scheme" !
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orrIeIAI AsTe Cpssrssts Ea.l in2le

s OFFICIAL AsjTo GEsaIsssss Tssie as lin2top
Republican OF Saturday says: i.
I" The Government may still require Mr.
Cushing, as chief 3usttc To- os 30 Spain to
settle the terms OF the convention to carry
out the protocol OF admiral Polo even while
chieEjusfice, following the precedent ret liu
the case Of ChiefJ Istice, Jay,e whoswent
abroad upon almost a. similar mission while
holding that high Office. We can see no adj.
vantage OF active diplomatic negotiations
with Spain at the present time, but rather
wisdom In allowing the archives of the leka-
ton to remain In the hands of a simple
charge de qfaires until we. know with
whom we have to deal.n sizsfse .ss.ts
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A WARE, DAY. IN TIE MISSOURI LEGIsLA-
TURE.-S 81. .Lo1is, January 9.-A resolution
passed the House to-day condemning in
strong terms the President and every menu
Der OF the For,y-seeond Congress whoiyoted
for or took the back pay, and demanding
that no Democrat who had voted for it from
Missouri be elevated to any Office of trust or
profit. ..s,. $50.
During the discussion Governor Woodson
was condemned for the appointment or Cen
eral X. z. Blair as State Superintendent OF
Insurance, and Democrats were condemned
for voting for Fernando Wood Tor Speaker.
The vote on the passage OF the resolution
was 102 ayes to IA nays. s " t!als
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A DoUpLE-D YEp TRA1roR.-The Brooklyn
Eagle says Of Buffers. speech on the negro
question z. y Buffers acts during the war
found palliation with many in the an.
gers and furies Of the struggle. but this ab.
negation Of rnce, this REIMBURSEMENT of bis
white manhood, presents him to the present.
and will paint him for; the future, as the
yilest specimen Of its possibilities that it
ever produced ....s,, u
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AS n general rule, we cannot find room
for such communications as the following:
LOUISA, Va, January 8, 1874.

LOUISA, Va, January 8, 1874.
The following officers have been installed
in the Louisa Council, No. y, Friends of
Temperance, to serve for the ensuing term :
F. p. Beades, president; G. l.. Kennon,
associate president; +. w. Jones, chaplain ;
w. S. Gooch, secretary; W. NJ. Bickers,
financial secretary A. p. Burruss, trea-
surer; NJ. w. Quarles, conductor A. G..
Smith, assistant conductor; G. C.. Smith,
inside sentinel; G. w. Harris, outside SER
tinel; H. w. Murray, ex-president.
The night of the meeting of the Council
vas clear and serene, and on this account a
great many ladies were present.
The newly-installed president addressed
the Council in an able and eloquent manner
for few moments.
A great deal of business being before the
Council, it was late hour before it closed.
ANXIOUS TEMPERANTIhs.
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sEWING-MAsIKINEs.

TSHEG IaIPRoYED HOME SHUTTLE
/ No cHINEsss AND TABLES. Price OF ma
chine. so5. There are SIXTY thousand Of these
valuable machines In ,se have 70 ses tne me- nsss
isavsYaf thst Isl dissatisfied With u HOME SHUT
nj E nnrrhosed within the Iast three years, Itnd
very rreat many satasied purchasers as mr gaek as
seran years; and would like very much 10 see
Tn seia these machines 10 90 all seWanEs
sheayy sssd light. D. n. hoEaELIgH g ILL., w..
NJ, ron,,r and furnish any desired convenience.
EeetIlss ior sale for all Nnds Of Eactinss,
ID 2n-e0d1 ms s55s
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THE WILL OF PROFESSOR AGAssIz.-Bos-
ton, January 9.-Professor Agassiz, in his
will, bequeathes to bis son Alexander all the
scientific books he may select from his
library, with the request that when he is
hnlshed with them he will add them to the
rest Of the library, which Is given to the
Museum of Comparative Zoology at Cam.
bridge, AN the rest of his estate is be-
queated to his Wife.
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III is alleged that the scolored Baptist
preacher is expeiiing from the church every
member who voted for Kemper. The black
and tmpious tyrant has anathematized some
OF the most honorable coiored men In the
c:!.y.-LcsiEy.0a Ga-.t.c,
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PosTAL.-Edward Rawls is appointed
postmaster at Carrsville, Isle of Wight
county, Va, rice Miss Sarah c. Rawls, re-
signed. r. B. Bendall is appointed post
master at Wilson's depot, Dinwiddie county,
Va, Uice j. d. Whitmore, resigned. John
w. Pate is appointed postmaster at Old
Church, Hanover county, Va, rice Lewis
johnson, resigned.
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PERsoNAL.-Senator Edmunis, while 10
Europe last springfand summer, caught
what Is called the e Amsterdam fever" He
has been In rather feeble condition ever
since, and Is rarely able TO remain the whole
day in the Senate. Hon. q. q. C. Lamar, of
Mississippi, was suddenly taken seriously Ill
Friday morning, and was unable to occupy
his seat in the House Of Representatives. II
Is said to have been paralysis. RI,
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The VIRGINIA JuDGEsH1P. nomina-
ton of Colonel Hughes for judge of the
Eastern District of Virginia still seems to
hang fire. Considerable opposition has been.
made to Mr.. Hughes on personal grounds,
however, and not affecting his legal stand-
ing at ALL His case was discussed for half
an hour in executive session this afternoon,
but no vote was reached on his confrma-
tion.- Washington telegram.
Nevertheless he will be confirmed.
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RESTAURANTS.
ZETELLE,

ELEVENTH AND BANK STREETS.
Offers to his friends and pubaic every seasonable
article for the table and all the uxnr Of sea and
land and every latitude, from tlie lakes to the tro
pics-al| seryed gu his tables and fnrniail'
ed to parties and families. IS: ;
HtsHAR Is sim supplied with the very best Il.
QUoRsl and iBREWED DRINKS. t.sss
r-oxYTERS are the best.
snch Oysters Us are served at his restaurant cannot
b. found alseNliere q, i 80 q
Z Come: friends, and test my assertions. And 10
all, the Compliments OK the seAson,a ~ :, /
8 de "a , -. ~. 80, 3NEIE
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orr1cn RIcn,fesp.As ps,Tralanssr,1yuset

oFFIcE RIcRkpsDANDP HrxnsBUnaY
~ RAILROAD E0AnANY.gt
" trains ON ibis road viii ran % follows "a y
The MALL TRAINS leave Richmond nt 800 A.
I. and r. III returning, leave Petersburg as
NORFOLK, AOCOMMODAT leaves
Richmond at 1880, p. u. and Petersburg as 1890.
FREIGHT TRAINS, with . passenger coach ss-
.tached. leave Rlchmond for PetsrsburK at g. A. II
and Pm: returning, leave Petersburg ALSO
The SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAINS ne4reea
RICHMOND and Petersburg are discontinued.
Phe MAlETRAfNS will not stop between Rich
,mond and Petersburg exsept as Manebssaer and
Chester. 80 4. 3s.6,g 3 ~ =
b., and returning leave Richmond at p. N. daily
Except Sundays). l5fs5# 81 80 ,E5sst-1ll
J, ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg will staxt from
the Westinghouse depot. q
4 PULLMkN'S PkLACE sLEEPTNg-CARsfaso
attached to oil the Night Mail Trains, - 80
CORBIN WARWIcK.J R.
De 81 General FREIGHT and Ticket rrrJs.
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The chances for gift are as one to FIVE !
PRICE OF TICKETS. /
Whole Tickets, $50; Halves, $25; Tenths. or
each coupon, IS Eleven Whole Tickets for $500;
ON Tickets for 81 900; 113 Whole Tickets Tor
$4,000; 227 Whole Tickets for 81 $1,000. No dis
count on less than $500 worth Of Tickets.
The Fourth Gift Concert will be conducted In all re-
spects like the three which have already been given,
and full particulars may be learned from circulars,
which viii be sent free from this Office to all who
apply for them. 30 ss=s sss:,Ess.aE
orders for tickets and applications for agencies
will be attended to In the order they are received
and It Is hoped they will be sent In promptly that
there may be no disappointment or delay In filling
all. Liberal terms given 10 Those who BUY TO. sen
again. All agents sre peremptorily rcquiredte set
tie up tieir accounts and return all unsold tickets
by the 20lh day Of March.
5-r1tlt ',sEh $50 THOMAS E. BRAMLETTE,
Agent Public Library. Kenturky, and Manager Gin
I Concert, Public Library Building. Louisville, Ky.
For tickets and information apply to A. P,
E,ECUYER,, 9O9 Bank street.. or W. 81. YERBY;
clerk at Ford's Hotel. ~ So, s.y gga& e
de 15-dM&Th1m,&wlm ,Gs44t& '--ssstFas.
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DRAFTS ASTRAL OIL and CANTON
IL COAL OIL always on hand for sale, wholesale
and retail, by BeDEEER BE9ThaRss,
u = DEagglss, s
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1874 NOW is THE TIME 1874
10 f' TO + 10 #.
SUBSCRIBE FOR THE YEAR1a1a

ANY MAGAZINE OR PAPER PUBLISHED
SENT TO ANY ADDRESS BY $1,000
-. j. T. ELLYSON,
-- NEWS-DEALER, No. 1l12 MAIN STREET,
RICHMOND, VA. ssas -.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER.
in Newspapers, Books, Magazines, Games, Sta
tiopery School Books, Christmas Books, and all
articles required by the great reading public.
GENERAL AGENT FOR THE PUBLISHERS
- AND THE PUBLIC. n-
The following sent by mail to any part OF the
country ut the following rates, which are the pub
lishers' lowest prices: f
DAILIES. ..Ua IL (
New York Herald. .$12 New York Tribune. 81 2
New York SUM-. 6 New York Journal
Richmond Dispatch. 6 of Commerce. 16
Richmond Wing 80. 8 Richmond Enquirer. 3
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OFFICE OF ENGINEER AND SuPrRIyrEHpRSr.,
RICHMOND AND DANvILLE RAILROAD CO..
RICHMOND, VA, December z, 1871
GCHEDULEzOE,T TRAINS. @

SCHEDULE EUHJ TRAINS. 1ES
Train No. l-SOUTHERN ExPREss-leayes Rich
mond ut sos A. a.; arrives at BurkeyiNe at 500
A. NJ, arrives ct DanyilIe at r.. NJ, arrives at
Greensboro ut $50 r. H.. ..-rs3srI,iz al lsss S
Train No. 2-NEiw ORLEANS AND New YoRE
ExPREss-leaves Greensboro at 1:15 r. NJ; or.
rtves at Uan1ine at 3:62 r. M, arrives atBurkc.
Vile at S:04 p. NJ, arrives at Richmond at 11;Q3
p. n. -
Train No. 3-TmoUGH MAn--ieayes RIchmond
at :4S P. d.; arrives at Burkeylle ut A:56 r. n,
arrives at Danyille At 9ss arrives at Green's.
= No. 4-THRoUGH MAIL-leaves Greensboro, az
81 A. NJ: arrives at DanvtDe at SEA A. A., ar
ryes at BuGkeyille al 80 A. H.; arrives at Beh-
mond at 2:39 P. III. aErih- - - ~ -
Train No. 5-LYNCIIBURG PAssxNGERs-leawea
Richmond at 9:42 A. M. arrives at BuEkeyille at
1888 PM; arrives at Lynch6urg ~ $40 Pm.
Train No. 6-BuRKRYLLE ACC0MMoDATION--
leaves Lynchburg at ESQ P. M.4 leases Buxkevilla
at 1885, A. M arrives at Richmopd at 1853 A. 81.
: Train No. connects at Burksynle Win trains
on the Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohm railroad fron
Lynchbury and the South. Pullman 7psiace.catS
run from Richmond to Charlotte, and from Char
Iorte to "A tfanta and New Orleans without chanEe.
Train No. makes close connection 1t Charlotte
with trains on the Atlanta and Richmond Airline
railroad for Atlantn, Montgomery, Mobile, New
Orleans, and all points South and Southwest
Through tickets sold to all points south and south
"s''' A-1 D's'''es r. MI r.. TALC0TT.
i. de g. ~ = s-f Engineer and Superintendent.
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1874 RANDOLPH s. ENGLISH of.
T1Wr r. fer four kinds OF GALESNDA AZ, ana
TING LISTS, POCKET and COUNTING
HOUSE DIARIES, ALMANACS, Ledgers, Jour
.nais Day, Cash, Invoice, Bill, Check, Money, Re-
ceipt sales Order, Time, Balance, Copy Ing. Pass,
a ea a Scsa Books Of many sizes and quail
To get good ACCOUNT BOOKS send early or
ders 10 800 -'-S,
de 27-d&w 1919MAJN srppEr
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peUcHER,s CIGAR FACTORY.
sUPPIIEs FoR THE A0LIDAys. 81
Fine stock OF Superior IeARs TOBACCO,
PIPES, &c, at JOIN BoucHEs's EAcT0ET,
"a. d10s Main stsae Iso doom from Tirss a-
ttoasa Bank, AZ Wholesale and rststI. % is.sna 8
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SUCCESS ASSURED.
A FULL DRAWING CERTAIN
On TUESDAY, 31st Of March next.

In order 10 meet the general wish and expecta-
ton Of the public and the holders. for the
full payment Of the magnificent gifts announced
for the Fourth Grand G lit Concert OF the Public
Library of Kentucky, the management have deter
mined to postpone the Concert and Drawing until
TUESDAY the 31st Of March, 1874.
They have already realized
OVER A MILLION DOLLARS,