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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-01-07
The COMING MAN IN LOUISIANA Fro

The COMING MAN IN LouIsIANA.-[From
the New Orleans Picayune.l ito commence,
then, with one Pinchback's public record,
the first appearance of this P. which we
notice is taken from the record of one Of our
prominent public iustitutions-the work
house (at that time used as the Suite peni-
tentiary), and made thus:
"May 90, 1S62.-Pinckney Pinchback, "a
years old, 5 feet 8 inches high, black eyes
and black hair; occupation, hborer; in.
temperate habits" and under head of re-
marks cassed "ssmart,' committed under o
conviction before Provost Judge j. NJ. Bell
for larceny. and sentenced to the peniten-
tiary for two years"
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.ilto shreds; strsi,G men, forgetting alhip
their desperate efforts for safety, fought,
swore, and spared no one In their, ~
tempts to reach thedoors The news spread
like wildfreJ aanda many who had friends
or relatives Ht the entertainment hurried
quickly to the scene. One woman carrying
q baby was throWn down near the door, and
for, q few moments the s~ayfDg crowd
pressed aud tramphd on her, until Special
McCnIloch, by bard struggle, succeeded in
reaching and disengaging her. Two fat fe-
males OF courageous and daring instincts
jumped from the front windows onto the
crowd below, who were Of the opinion that
it was, raining something heavier than
"pitchforks." An alarm Of fire was struck,
and almost the whole force were promptly
on hand, and performed efficient labor in
alternating the panic. Upward of twelve
persons sustained severe injuries. -.
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Yuy \ NEW E1Ecr,os IN LoU1slANA.

WHY NEW ELECTION IN LOUISIANA
new election at this time would necessarily
place the whole machinery under the con
troll of Kellogg. With the assistance Of those
astute members Casey and Packard, Kellogg
would have himself returned by large ma.
jority, secure Legislature to do bis bid
ding, and throw Pinchback out in the cold
It is said that now for this reason no objec'
ton would be made on the part Of the Kel
logg faction should Congress order new
election. 1t is presumed that the President
is in accord with Mr.. Casey Washington
teledrdna.
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A NEW CoNsTrUTIoN.-The senator from
Frederick. MIR. Ward, has introduced areso-
Iutioa looking to the call Of State conven'
ton to adopt new constitution. It is to
be hoped the Legislature will not act hastily
upon such grave subject. Would It'll not
he wisest for us TO let the present state OF
things settle down better before we under.
take more reconstruction? The present
Constitution can certainly be bettered, and
it needs essential changes, but we doubt
whether the present is the proper time to
undertake the task. We suffer more from
mean laws than from the defects in the Con-
stitution. Let us abolish and amend them
Petersburg News. ,jsg
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in. i i; nesSrs. Harlow, who own the bu;ld.
,,Ijm,,a .'u u. W hre in Alexandra, on Monday,
,anna ''e their loss at $500. and the ins1'
NItr,,,T ne believe, is 81 900. Insured In the
hHpi ''oeiety oi SlrStnla.-Sen.
Nj. Fr Denton left two daughters besides
i,a,I j. '. aa One of these, Madame Boi.
lciny in r ,''; ilflng 10 Paris, her husband
l:a.lIao,,nn Prison fer his part in the III paso
T. teacITn,, "a, me other, Mrs. Cary Jones.
~, wing school in San Francisco.
.c>oIv,;, baltimore City Council has passed I,
Ale .,", ,9" 10 70 provide for monument TO the
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EXTENT AND CosT OF AMERICAN RAILROADS.
The Rails0dy Monitor foots up the United
States railroad mileage at II 1854 miles, with
second track and sidipgs of 1882 miles,
making total OF single track of &, 076 miles.
Locomotives, 1923; passenger-train cars,
including baggage, express, and smoking
cars, Ia, 725 freight-train cars Of all sorts,
1913, 427; total capital stock, $2,072,251, 1854,
or about $28, 1856 per mile; total floating and
funded debt, $1,000 IA ,587, or S27,957 per
mile; total cost OF railroads aud equipments,
%, 72e, 416,96e, or $4,000 per mile, Total
year obtainable was S47S,eS5, 597, and
total net receipts over and above ope.
rating expenses, $l74,S50,813. These
earnings are based on 54,454 miles of road,
that being the total for which earnings are
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FERTILIZERS.


ITO TOBACCO-PLANTEKS.
No fertilizer ever introduced has undergone Sc.
verer tests or come out Of them With better re-
cord than
SOLUBLE PACIFIC GUANO.
during that time has been applied to all kinds OF
soil under every variety or season. Evidence that
1t has given general and great satisfaction Is found
In the fact that since Its Introduction over
$4,000 TONS
have been sold in this market alone and In letters
and certificates from
5000 FARMERS and PLANTERS
or Virginia and North Carolina, who have used II
from one to eight years, all going to establish 1t as
a fact that, all things considered, 1t Is y
EQUAL TO ANY and SURPASSED BY NONE
We offer It with great confidence for use on the
tobacco, cotton, and corn crops to be planted In
1874 with the assurance that 1t Is In all respects
fully equal TO what IL has been In the past! Know
ing the materials which ent0r Into Its composition
and the men who manage Its manufacture, we
GUARANTEE THE STANDARD.
1t Is especially adapted to pLANT-sEps. Its use
promotes growth, prevents the attacks Of the
hny," and makes healthy, sfocky plants, WIN
thick leaves and an abundance OF roots, WHICH
bear transplanting much better ulan tnose rAseo
with Peruvian guano. ---~--~-
PRICE, ONLY $50 PER TON.
ALLISON & ADDISON,
General Agents for Virginia and North Carolina,
1920 and 1922 Cary street
For sale at the Office of the General Agents, and
by local agents everywhere. ia
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,,rn nr0EIAAr DEcIsIoS.--The decision of
cS, Isv busted, a: Montgomery, Ala, that
,ura,n contracts in what are termed :. f,,-
.hJ,o ARE are Illegal, has been reversed nv
I woods, Of the United States Circuit
,m.m 1' -. Mobile, and the case, that of Leb.
mgmd.n t toers rs stlassburger, was re-
'''ea lot trial by another jury.
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NJ J.4g Ss.'5 (
DANIC! PANIC!

L 49, tyT .---Ej }i.fE0
JULIUS SYCLE has Just received from New
yorI auctions large stock OF FOR EIGN and DO-
MEsTIC DRY GOODS, which will be sold ut panic
BLACK Gaos.GRAIS Silks,
BLACK and COLoRED SILKS. e. -glta sss
- ~ DRESS GOODS. 100
sArrEESs, ,DIAGoSALs, CAaELs haze, new
EaF fs CLOTHS, MOSS cotoRs, ALpAcAs' and
SILK POPLINS. .srS go !
-. BLACK GOODS. ID
CAsHMERES, SArTEESS, EaapRESs CLOTHS,
SEDAN RIPS, AUSTRALIAN CLOTHS, ana CRAPE
: CLOTHS. Also, full line OF BLACK ALPACAs,f
WHITE AND CoLoRED FLASSELS. .5-s..t
PLAIN AND PLAID OPERA El.AS s So ...s5
WELSH AND SHAKER FLASSELS.. art
BLANKETS. $3.50 4, 3 sSss
Rpn ri. ASEErs, CoL0HED BLANKETS,
QUILTS, and 1foRTERs. rs
%. :" - q $50 CAssIMEREs. {,
AVIS and CLoAKs, new styles;
RALMoRAL and BOULEVARD sEREs.fT
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS
In CAAbRIc EpGNGs AND REAL u. yAL NE !
tIEySEs LAcES; - =. ~. 5tzsssss 80 s p
YIN GIOYRs-our own iHpoft attoc an
tsHsTLEMKys aud LADIES, SUSDERWKA AZ 9; 'ltl
y, ! ,s,isp and BRows coyTess and sllEETrsas;
M STOCK IS complete IN e S, aa1
70 si II sf sYc III s,.s'
BROAD street, between FOURTH ana sats,
EsMES ). j.. Turner, w, ~ rowcrss;; co.. so9 u
y. 6ar5, d eeisc :. A '' 70 IL
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Ter o -, IA c. Gray is appointed postmas.
at WrI. ~ " nson, removed. The post-office
,inued fI or Henry county, Va, Is discon.
70 to Fr,s, want OF postmaster. The paper;
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= ~ Y; ~. !; Il; = 5

shooters. whose exploits have become very
ME. mischief and nuisance.
! Youth named Benjamin AldridSe, liy.
r.. n nnwGGe. ncar the city, was badly
hrt; and kucrs~,t unconscious day or two
a.o - m.lu- Heavily on log Of wooo
Via" cu.ac"G IL leading Il wagon.
i lydy named Mrs. MADDEN died neal
,r,atord church, in Dinwiudie, last Sunday
ar'ac extreme agc OF one hundred and one
yc'T,.
= g. min i touring. ROBIN ApAIR.
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAH-
" ROAD.-on and afteI December z. l675,sA6.
passenger trains will run as follows: - - I
So $500 WTcSTyYA Ri So go

CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAH-
~ ROAD.-on and after December 2, 1879, tA8.
PASSENGER trains viii raH, e follows: So
NAIL TRAIN-Leays Richmond $50 j. =.
UArLY except Sunday, connecting with Va Co
Va, n: 3 G.s. railroad at Gordonsyile and Char
EXPRESS TRAtN.-Leayes Richmond ~ l9:8C
p. u. DAILY except Saturday, connecting &c Coz
louisville for Washington and the North. and xR-
rfves ut Huntington st z. y. nextday. Ste4n0
leaves Huntington arrival OF the trn ana arrives
at Cincinnati at 8 O'Clock next corning;
Sulphur only at Junction Gordonsyiile, Chariotte-
ACCOaIMODATIONTR AIN.-Leaye Richmond
at 4s45 P. II DAILY except Sunday. and arrived Is
tiordonsvflIe at $50 p. NJ This train cpnHects g
GoTdonsyille for Lynchbur2. I, -
. ssa,t 49,, EASTWARD. g,.T !, ~
Steamer leaves Cincinnati at P. NJ. DAILY ex-
cept Sunday, and arrives at Huntington At ~
d. next day, connecting with express train.
EXPRESS TRAIN.-Leaves Huntington at I0A.
al 4.30 A. NJ. next day, connecting With trains
going south and with James River steamer for Nor.
folk. This train stops between White Sulphur and
Richmond only at Junction, G0rdonsyille, Char
lottesrllle, Stanton, Goshen, Miilboro', and Gov
ington. ..-..s,BsEy -
DA1LY except Sundays connecting witn va e. Va.
Vile, and arrives at Richmond AZ s T. ID. $50
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN.-L Leaves Gordons-
vile ut 8 A. NJ. DAILY, except Sundays, ana ar
rives at Richmond at $50 A. M. ~. ~ e.
For further information inquire at the companys
ONCE On ' H PE a General Superintendent.
EDGAR VLIET, General Passenger and TicSea
| Agent. ..#,.-E - ~ asss1a ~ II de o
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<;i(h,aonA 1ispatth.
>rnyEsDAl........'A NoahA = lo's'


Lc''et - Tho Richmond Dts,atch.I
.-ar;raii's "c',Ss ~ srrpo. January 6, 1874.
=, has been falling oil DAY asun
T., ,a owl, aud steadily, auo 'nc '''A :"
" j;cTaNI! =, s~ :. meeting Of Friends Of TEN.
l;H re ,-'n,c1 10. /. held last night tue
~G'r. 81 M',,rS we're installed for the en-
/. N:a;, '" W>;,j;.m Alexander, eX.P.; AT
..;....: H'@' WIZ 7. Collier. \. r; q. >.
=. rri,a;,,.,n: 4. \: pasis' p, ~
- w. - :: !. Il. r'ch''S' AZ So
: 'a'|, V. ". Jackson. ~ III r-u' '''"
& ~ \. Henry. o.S ,s. sc
>. !. - ;..;v 1r3 nromgootcc, preS'aene oi
,-''n,. -" ...,,,n,il Of Virginia and North
4. ta7iG,'> .,.,,,:ccd the appointment OF
~ .,.I, ~ ''....,,,:ccS created by resolu-
DE- ,|'M.'t.~ .,..,! hat body at It's recent
>e,-An: ..ry,;,src. General Stith Bot
L.'7't,a......'' Major Il. l.. Ragland, Halt
l.9.. '''% ''.'' ~ george +. RiveS, frlhce
o. '' .'' -, .,3.irc$s. II. Magruder,
p" "'''.. ,.r Washington, Caroline coun-
,..9; ,@h''' ,,.,,,. H.tAmond: J. Is. Iollicol'
- , 4. - \. G.; X .. Gregory, oxford
,,u,.
,..n,.:s. H.mofI"a:e nc n"sn 'ifn -,
-,,.s ard Worth Carolina on La'
Z -. , dick. chairman William n
go . ~ county: Mann Page, Prince
- ..,,...., J. u. Moody and X. W.
g N-!,a t1~r.ina. .o 1.,,,
: -, migration CcTnm'tcc.-John
&, .. ..a.r@an: John Washington, .a po
NAN: General William A"none. {,
III. -.. Jalcn W. II. Nann, Aotlo"a!
a. ng:..' :. Boiling f"!'i,'ci .ouN,
-r.>D. Eu!lin. thrS eFHc.a county
IT. W-,-@.. \au-cmond county,
.,s..',;.:.; III re papers 0: Inns morn
,,.u,A rhlr:cr aud new re2istraloE
49, - ., d. "v:cr,hEEs had heen propose
49, ..,::, ha> excited a great deal Q :,
j. d.. -. ..,.' ,an~i.ion to-day, especial,
r.r : ;al,Iicaus. The latter de
Co., ''' .,...r.1 I'D legislation rs great IN
!. ri, u,,I gay fnl
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Senior CASTELAR,, in letter addressed to the
country, says he must protest with all his
energy against the recent brutal coup dftat
He concludes: " MY conscience will not
permit me to associate with demagogues, and
conscience and honor refuse to accept stu.
alton created by bayonets."
Sumner was sixty-three last Friday.
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Onr New.Year,s Issue;


RICHMOND (VR1rNIA) PRospERlrY.-The
statistics for 1873 published by the Rich.
mond (Va.) Dispatch make good showing
for that. city. During the year there were
800 buildings completed, and 70 are in vs-
rious stages of progress. The sum Of
81 ,092t530 was expended In this way, land
the estimate does not include several
churches and expenditures of the city in
buildings at cost of S23s.000. The aggre-
gate of manufactures for the year is Sl4,SSI,-
1876. There was decrease in iron, tobacco,
agricultural implements, and leather goods,
but an increase in nearly all other branches,
Notwithstanding the panic.-Baltinaore San.
The writer certainly does not owe any
special courtesy TO the editors of the Rich
mond Dispatch~ This consideration will not
prevent him from expressing his admiration
Of the tact, enterprise, and ability of that
paper. It is the best newspaper of its size
we ever saw-containing each day the bes t
| news gleanings possible. On January LIST it
| presented an eight-page sheet, containing a
very voluminous and well-arraDged history
OF Richmond during the year 1873. 1t
wisely omitted the usual rlatitudinous
prcachments by laymen, and failed to
ranSack the poets for verses suited to the oc-
casion.-Raleigh Sentinel.
Great credit is due to the Dispntch for the
exhaustive and carefuIly.prepared statistics
of Richmond during the year 1873. which
sWelled its issue of yesterday to double the
usual volume. The Dispatch therein gives
us over three pages of solid matterothe
greater amount being figures; from which
as with birds eye,. one can take an instan
taneous view Of the progress, prosperity
industries, charities, and municipal Office
and institutions Of our capital city. Witt
this very valuable information is printed
vast deal Of interesting matter bearing OF
the city and its recent events and changes
n The Dispatch, we repeat, deserves the higt
est praise for this exhibition Of intelligen
, enterprise and wellexpended money an
MISUNDERSTANDING appeal.
| Another day the appeal said:
This is splendid exhibit, especially for
wear which will long be remembered as bac
with financial dismay and disaster. We al
prepared, of course, to lay lance in rest
!. readily rs Don QuiXote to contend for tn
superiority Of Petersburg against all tn
cities of the universe; but we are gratlhe
, none the less to know OF the great and grow
:. ING prosperity of the capital of Virgins
Richmond rose nobly from the ashes
, April, 1860 rebuilt her blackened and VI
: can't places with yet finer exploits OF arch
lecture; whist!ed despair to the winds, an
: made even her experience OF war and TIL
, the means of bringing her advantages mo-
Z conspicuously before the world. TIL
} nlucked she the flower Safety from the ne
10 Ann. already the fruit OF her
=. tie Danger and abundan
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CU1HPeIlsc - UrCUuIIH5
In conclusion we may say that Wfllfe1o f teis
section we are and will ever be Jealous de.
Tenders, we are yet greatly rejoiced always
and prosperity. And SO we send our con.
CALCULATIONS across the Appomattox and the
Powhatan to OUR big and rich sister city.
The Richmond Dispatch made Its appear.
ance yesterday as an eight-page sheet-the
increased size being necessary tG accommo-
date full reports OF the annual statistics OF
the city.-Lynchburg Republican.
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EaO.rs, srATfoTFnIs.s s.ss..l

f.1OsSs, BTaaTFHHER:r.s ast. 49, 800
ptANK.BeOKs s...ss
IL IS ;ssfst - a., q 41D 49, 8
STATIONERY 1eg TEE WtYEAR.
Tie subscribers are prepared With good stock Of
BLANK ACCOUaEE0OKs gS9
for mercantile and other urposesr
cHEcR-BooKs ON the several hanks OF the city -
DRAFTS, BILLS OF EXCHANGE, NEGOTIABLE and
PROM1HsoRT NOTES; s -. .
WRIT1YG PAPERS, all sizes and kinds required;
STATIONERY of every description;
DIARIES, ALSANAcs,s and CAJEHDAHBfc 1874.
de 20 wOODHouSE & PARIAM.
APPLEToN'Ss
AMERICAN cYcLoPED1A.
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1914, NOW rs THE THE 1874.
10 Fs ..-- 10 - AO1 &c
SUBSCRIBE yor d Tr I rear 1874.

ANY. MAGA1INEFOR PAPER PgHLskHED
$3.50 SENT 10 ANY ADDRESS BT
- "a 31--1-A u. T. ELIjY90N,:3 - q -
r. NEwS.DEALEH, MOI n "a MAIN EEnETy ftsaE
RICHMOND, VA. tstr5{ ass4s 4.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALEH
In NewsgsPeE BoSS M,ssaIae Genres ssa
articles required by he great reading public.
GENERAL AGENT YOR THE PUBLISHERS
AND-THE PUBLIC. 1870
/ The following sent by mail to any part or The
country at the following rates, which a7e the pub
Fishers lowest prices E's"s'.s5s
New Yorts Herald 81 New York Tsfbsse:. 81 Q
New Yors World. q tNeH YorfTimes. IL
New York SUM-. g new Yori. Journal 20
Richmond Wbig -. 81 Richmond Enquirer.
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The Supplementary Civil-Rishts Bill.

.This claim las no relation 10 the subject of Mr..
Smiths letter.
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RICHMOND, FRED'G PeToMAC r. r. Co.,l
GEN'L TICKET & FREIGHT AGENTS OFFICE
-. RICHMOND, October 18th, 1881
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS. -ss
RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND POTO.
- MAG RAILROAD. #&L1 1922

UP DAY MALL leaves Byrd-street station p
UP NIGHT MAIL leaves Byrd-street station a
lip. NJ Except on Sundays.l =
Up ACGOMHODATIONle leaves Droad-etreet 80
tion at p. ii. Except Sundays.) 20
DOWN DAY MAIL arrives ut Byrd.streef stae
DOWN NIGHT MAIL arrives at Byrd-stxeet sta.
ton Mt 4:5O.A. M. Except on MondayyJgs1 SKI
Down DECENTRALIZATION TRAIN arrives -
Broad-street station at S:37 A. u. except on Bum
FREIGHT TRAINS leave Broad street NattsM
on Mondays, Wednesdays. aud Endays M ~
A. n, connecting at Quantico with the Aiexan0nS
and FredericksbIrg railway Retufntng,1 arfye
At Broac-street station on Tuesdays, ThufsdaJ 80
Saturdays at 6P. n 800 q. stsssr -,
Z yorder OF General superintendent; 4 III
oc IS General Ticket and Freight Agent
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will arrive at RichmUod 8s V0O~
days excepted. $3.50, .sr.. 80
The splendid steamer HAVANA, Captain I.6.
NIcKLE, has been placed on the route betweenWe<
Point and Baltimore 10 run In connection with this
Poin, TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS. and SATUR-
DAYS tile arrival of the rran which leaves Rich.
moud al 2. NJ, arriving at Baltimore next mornine
10 ample time to connect with trains for the North
and West; and leave Baltimore MONDAY6,W WE'D.
NESDAYS, and FRIDAYS at 4 p. b., connecting
81 West Point with the train due at Richmond N
1880 next morning 49,.
Fare TO Baltimore, 35 colored people, a..
leaves Richmond TUESDAYS, Thursdays, and aatuS.
days ut s A. b. Through freight received daily.
FREIGHT TRAIN, with passenger car attached
for freight between Richmond and West P0intf
leaves Richmond on Mondays. W ednesdays, An4
Fridays at $50 A. NJ. Local freight received Te6-
EDW. f. FOLGER,.
General Freight and Ticket Agent
WIN BRAGG, Master Transportation. no.
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NOOK AND JOB PERMITTING NEATLA
{ u Done At THIS pFsiGx. s5
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OFFICE OF ENGINEER AND SUPERINTENDENT
RICHMOND AND DANyLLE RAILROAD Co,
RICHMOND, VA. December q 1878. }
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.

Train No. l-SoUTHERN E1pRHss-leayos Rich
mond at sos A. Nj; arrives 1t Burkeville at 6Ov
A. NJ, arrives at Danyille at p d., arrives a.
Greensboro, at $50 p. NJ.
I'rliu No. 2-NEw ORLEANS AND NEW YORK
ExPREss-leaves Greensboro at l:1h T. NJ; ~.
rfyes at Danville at 3:52 P. M,arrives at Burke
Vile at S:O4 p, NJ, arrives at Richmond at 1l:0x
p. NJ. -. y, j.
Mt 4S p. NJ; arrives at Burkeyille st 4:56 PM,
arrives at Danrle 1t 95s P. NJ, arrives at Greene
boro' vt $50 A. NJ. y, -, =.
2:15 A. NJ: arrives at l)anyile et 5:24 A. a., AZ
rives at Burkeyllle at :35 A. A.;arVes At hicn-
n' Tpol n 10. 5LLYNcHIBUao PASSENGERS Leaves
Richmond Mt 9:42 A. 81. arrives at Bwkeviue u
l2:99P. NJ; arrives at Lynchburg at 4:AU Ne
Train No. 6-BURKEvHLE ACCoMN0DATlOE1,E-
leaves Lynchbtrg at $50 z. H., leaves Burkev1sa
at 4:35 A. NJ: arrives at Riehmo5d at ai9s A. 81.
Train No. connects at Burkeville MIN ~ ~
ON the Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad ~
I,yncbburg and the South Pullman paiaceerSS.s
run from Richmond to Charlotte, and from Cnax.
lotss TO Atlanta and New Orleans without cnanSe.
Train No; makes close connection ut CnArl0Ho
wifi, trains OH the Atlanta and RICHMOND
railroad for Atlanta, Montgomery, mobile, NOV
Orleans, and all points South and Southwest ,s
Through tickets sold to all points south ana soas0
west, and baggage checked through. ,,orr,rr 80
".->' "AN r. M. r. TAlCOITsSS}
| dec Engineer ana supeIlnvc119.sn:ss
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1C11 ffANDe hfkf ENGLISH Of
Eof As fer -four kinds of ieALENDAxHa rd
res e 6, All pYsIsSI4A
HOUSE DIAKIEg, xLHAN ACE, ycus1
nails ( Dsy, Cash, Invoice, HtlL Gbeck, MpgeY. keS
and agnorarid1nf Books. .or many kiLss ahd 4naIfl
ties, at slices from e64to &C., each. ~ &,
TO get good ACCOUNT BOOKS send early Or
ders 10 -, ,,r,, !, ,,,r
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L
No fertilizer ever introduced has undergone Sc
verer tests or come out Of them With better re
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To Pickle Hams.

To every hundred pounds of hams or
shoulders trimmed into good shape,
take eight pounds of salt, two ounces
of saltpeter, two ounces of saleratus, an
ounce of cayenne pepper and two and 8
half pounds of light brown sugar, or
one quart of good clear melasses. If
additional seasoning is wished, add one
quarter of pound of ground cloves ;
and in the South, substitute one quar-
ter of a pound of black pepper in the
place of Cayenne as it is more distaste-
full to insects. If the hams are to be
cured in a dry pickle, mix these ingred-
tents thoroughly in a tub, and rub the
meat well once every other day (espe-
cially on the flesh sides and into the
ends of the shanks), until the pickle
has all been taken up by the meat If
a brine pickle is preferred, pack the
hams closely as possible, rubbing them
with salt at the time. Then put the
above ingredients into water enough to
dissolve them, boil and skim, set away
to cool, and pour over the meat, add
ing warm (not hot) water enough to
completely cover the meat, which must
be held down by stone. In four to
six weeks take them out, drain and
smoke, or use without, as Preferred
Country Gentleman.