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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-22
FLOR the Dispatch.l
For the Dispatch.I
should Not the Legislature or Yir-
Elnia Pass q DOg-Tax?

The above is question upon which there
is considerable agitation at this time, and
ask for small space in the valuable columns
of the Dispatch TO express few views which
I have in mind. "ShOuld our Legislature
pass dog-tax:" is the question. We think
there can DE no doubt OF it. In this county
there are not as many sheep as in the upper
counties, it is true; yet there is no small
number killed by dogs In this county even.
have heard it asserted. and have not the
least doubt in my mind as to the truth of the
assertion, that for every goose, duck, chicken,
or fowl of any kind killed by foxes in this
county for the last ten years there have
been ten sheep killed by dogs. And then
talk about letting dogs run at large and no
tax to be imposed upon them? Why. this IS
simply absurd, TO say the least of it. Then,
look at the upper counties, where sheep are
raised in the greatest abundance. Hear the
cry from the farmers whose t1ocks are en-
tered and the finest sheep destroyed TAX
the dogs" But you hear the cry from some
who haven't any sheep, but lot of half
starved, worthless, bowling ours, that it is
not just to impose tax on the "daar crea
tures"; and these are the very dogs that do
the mi>chief-that destroy the finest focks Of
sheep. Well, suppose YOU find out whose dogs
destroy your fiocks: you go to the owner
and tell him, and he will tell you to shoot
them; but if you shoot one Of the darl,ngs
you will have set q powder-msgaZine ATTIRE
that man will never forgive you as long as
be lives. Then another excuse is, "My dog
Is a good dog, and does not trouble sheep,
but stays at home. He is valuable dog. 1t
is not just to make me pay a tax on him."
TO such We say, if your dog is a
valuable dog you are certainly willing
to pay the small sum Of dog.,ax on
him. If he is ualuable, then, in the name
of common justice, he should be tared.
Should not your ralua6leS be taxed! Then
another common excuse. is, ooh, my dogs
are no account, and can't afford 10 pay tax
on them" Well, if they are no account,
what, in the name Of common sense and rea-
son, is the Use of keeping them? Ii they
are no account-are rorthless it IS very
poor policy to keep them and feed them;
and if you can atford 10 feed them, why you
can certainly pny small tux on them. Blu,
may be you don't feed theu'. All that is IL at
last. You dent feed them, but the farmer
the sheep-raiser- feeds them at q dear price.
He pays the tax on your worthless dogs. Is
this fair? Is this just? In the name Of COM
mon sense, S0-R thousand tImes. No. Then
Arb, ii1.A LuS ugsiAo,iu5 u s.Svp, spss
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Too late, friend c.
General Assembly Of Virginia,
SATURDAY, February 20, 1875.
SENATE.

! SATURDAY, February 20, 1875.
! SENATE.
The LEFT N1ANT. GovERSoR in the chair
| Prayer by Rev. DR.. Peterkin, of 81. James
Episcopal church.
REPORTED FIR NJ COMMITTEES.
Senate bill with substitute tbereGar) to
authorize the fore1aton of the Fiuesstle
Railroad Company Senate bill (@ith amend
nentS) TO incorporate the Virgins Deep Run
Mining Company House bill adversely for
the construction of esses in the rotunda of
tue capitol for the exhibition of cir State
minerals: Senate bill (githout amenlment)
for the relief Of A. F. Creel and bis sufetes
Senate bill to authorize the payment OF one
hundred dollars to the Coumonw ealth's at
tornes OF Frederick county as remuneration
for the prosecution of Oscar p. Little on q
charge of murder committed in Clarke
county and tried 10 Frederick county [the
committee asked to be discharged from the
further consideration OF the subject; House
bill (with0ut amendment) for the relief Of
Henry A. Crump, Of Alexandria city; Senate
bill without amendmenD tor relief Of James
NJ. Walker, of Loudoun county, as trustee
for j. =. Riphel & Co.; Senate bill (Without
amendmenD TO authorize the Council OF the
Guy OF " lHCi SssSC iAC So"'iy va
he judge of the Hastings Court Of said city
(, 'ollse bill with an amendmenp to amend
an, I reenact sections ], 4, and Of chapter
1877, and section IA OF chapter $50, of the
Gods of 1873, in reference to coroners' juries
and he pay thereof and of corOners Senate
bill without amendmenD to amend and re-
enact section 20 of chapter 176 of the Code of
1873, in relation to docket Of causes ready
Tor hearing in the Supreme Court of ADJ
peals.
House bill to amend the charter of the
own OF Suffolk.
House hIll to amend and reeaact section %
IF an act entitled an act to amend the charter
IF the town of Chatham, in Pittsylyania
county.
House bill to release certain purchasers of
be DE Tubeuf lands, in the county of Wise.
rom the payment of interest from January.
sG2, TO January /, 1872, inclusive-ayes, %;
ices, 0.
House bill to protect sheep in the county
| Shenandoah, with an amendment in the
'rm of substitute.
Senate bill to authorize the Council Of the
~ VI Fortsnluu.u " lSSletse Lnr salary OF /
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-22

Between Clifton Forge and Buchanan.
We publish this morning suggestion
from a distinguished statesman of Virginia
concerning way to build the proposed rail-
road between Buchanan and Clifton Forge,
to which we invite the attention OF the cities
interested and the people generally.
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MARRIAGES.

On Wednesday, 9th instan, al 81. john Luih-
cram church, by Rev. SIR. Huber. Mr. LOUIS
GIhMI TO Mrs. LOUISA JAloGR lnee Fromerl !;
ali of this city.
Married. on the 9Th instant, ut the rtsi1ence 81
the BRIDE, her. near this ely. by Rev. Dr. Mal,
JAMES JOHNSTON and MISS ELIZABETH H..
| SMITH, oldest daughter OF l.. smith, farmer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-22
r. L. L. WHEAT, Director
CONCERT commences at 8 O'Clock. fe "a.
DICHMoND DETECTIVE AGENCY
KNOX i CRADDOCk,

KNOX CRADDOCk,
INDEPENDENT DETECTIVES,
Cfer their services TO the public for The de!eei"n
of crime committed on
BANKS, RAILROADS, TOBACCO FACTORIES
INSURANCE COMPANIES, sc.
VIII attend TO busiaess In any part OF the STATE VI
OF the United States. win give particular a.
tentlon To The recovery OF
STOLEN PROPERTY.
VIII pay literally for amy informs,ion left 81 'hs"
Office. Business strictly confidential. No. sis'-
enth street, upstairs.
WILLIAM Y. KNOX.
lale Chief OF detectives
ROBERT Il. CkADpUCh,
Ia 3O-lm tudcuxndant Irtectve,
IL SUES WINDOW 81. oi'TFi,
"A ~. tie.v 2t"l J.. WaGSES, u Iasss.''
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NHE RICHMOND DISTRICT COUNCIL
L viii meet a the Exchange Hotel, in kIchMGaI,
TUESDAY THE 23D OF FEBRUARY,

TUESDAY THE 23D OF FEBRUARY,
for the purpose OF nominating "A PURCHASING
AGENT for the District and the transaction ol
other important business.
The SUBORDINATE ORANGES or The c0un-
ties OF Amelia, Chesterfield. Powhatau, Fluvanna,
iOochland. Hanover. Caroline Louisa, King WI
liam. New Kent h tries City. and lieprico arrel-
titled 10 two repr ssen;2tivts each.
A full attendance Is very important
BY order OF the Master
fel9-4t T. l.. PAYNE. Secrc'arF.
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DEATHS.

Died. February 9TH, at hiS residence. In l,!oa-
ceslcr county. Va, DIR. IiOM A. =. CLofioH' IN
his seventy third Year.
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MILITARY NOTICES.

COMPANY B Nv. L. g., FIRST VlR-s
~ GINA REGIMENT ,1Asscmble st your Ar r
MING al 8 O'Clock, for drill. by orier OF Cap IL
tain l.. l.. BASS. W. X. BUROeeo'
lie 22-lt+ Orderly Sergeant.
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AMU3EM EE'TE.
4 SSEMBLY HALL.

4 SSEMBLY HALL.
AGRASu VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL
BENEFIT-COSCEKT
WILL BE GIVEN By TIE
RICHMOND PHILHARMONIC AoSOClATlVS,
ASSISTED By THE
NEW JUNIOR MEMBERS,
their Grst appear,nce.l
MEssRs. THILOW aud REINIIARDT,
THURSDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY Is, 1879
Mr.. L. L. WHEAT Director.
Tickets, use. 10 be had at WAITS Music-s'ole.
02O Main street, where reserved seats can also -
obtained without any extra charge.
CONCERT commences at y O'Clock. IL IL
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-09-11

DRY SALT MEAr-DulL Shoulders are
quoted at sc loose and Gle packed. Dealers
are jobbing them at 94c p tb.
BAcoN-Small stock, but very little de-
nand. Shoulders are quoted at 104c, clear
| rib sides 13s@14c, clear sides 14@14tc 7p
| tb. 10 casks shoulders sold at 10lc and 25
| casks clear sides, at the depot, at lac U 10.
Dealers are Jobbing at &c above these prices.
HAMs-ChClce sugar-cured are in light sup
ply and in request and held at 15c q ID.
An offer of IA &c was refused for SO tierces.
IL tlerces sold at -, and Is at 14tc p fb.
Brands less in favor are quoted at l4l@l42c
and inferior and ordinary at 12s@14c f9 ID.
BREAKFAST BAcoN-Is in better supply and
prices have fallen fully 1c f2 tb in consequence.
10 and 20 boxes sold at 1910 p I'd. 1t is offer
ing freely at tic y ID, and no buyers at that
price.
LARD-Small stock and only a job demand
at 144, for tierce refined; 15c for key and
half bbls, and 158c for buckets. A lot of 10
tierces packers sold at IA &c p ID.
WHIsKY-One cent lower to-day under Wes-
tern advices Louisiana rectifed is now
quoted at ST % an1 Western at 81 % y gal
Ion. Yesterday % bbls Louisiana sold at
81 90, and to-day rs bbls at 81 20 % gallon.
Corn IN BULK - None on hand. The
small arrivals by rail are in transitu for Ala
bama.
WHEAT IN BULK-The supplies are exclu-
sively from Texas, and are sold as received, at
81 25@1 40 p bushel taken for Liverpool
and New York.
only about 200 sacks remain on sale; jobbing
at 75c 59 bushel.
Corn IN SAcKs-Is in light supply and
moderate demand at easier prices for choice
white. HOO sacks sold, Of which 400 ordi-
nary white in burlaps at 85c, $50 yellow
mixed at $50, $50 and 800 choice white at SOC
p bushel.
OATs-The supply is light and the demand
is moderate. Prices are unchanged. $50
sacks sold, of which 200 prime at 4Sc, 100
and 100 do. at SOC, 200 choice at SIC and 200
do. at 55c y bushel.
BRAN-Is in light supply and dull. Only
$50 sacks choice sold at ST. 12a f9 100 fb.
HAY-Good supply with a moderate de-
mand. Only $40 bales solo, of which 60
ordinary at S22 so, Is prime at S24, 100 do
at S25 so, and Is choice at S26 p ton.
R1cE-The receipts are large and the mar
ket is steady with good demand Stock on
hand this day 1899 bbls. We quote: Louisiana
No. 2, 3@34c, common do 4t@5c. ordinary
6@64c, fair 6a@6ac, prime &c y I'd.
IRON COTTON 1IEs-Large stock and good
demand. The Arrow tie is selling at SIC p
ID, with discount on round lots. Pieced
Arrow Lie, IL 1eeI. Sell III o3c uet, Ieet
inches, Gle net. The Beard & Bros. Tie
sells at 5Ic p tb, with discount on round
lots.
BAea1Na Fair supply and good demand
100 rolls domestic Jute sold at 14ac y yard
1t is retailing at 15c q yard, and India sells
at wholesale at lie; at retail 114c q yard.
BALING TwINE-Is selling at lac p ID in
round lots; 16c p 10 at retail.
GUNNY BAGs-Are quoted at lac in bales
and 15c apiece reserved.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-09-11

InSllFanCe COmbaHVs
OF NEW ORLEANS.
ONCE 12S Gravier Street, Bet en- Camp
and St. Charles Streets.
Insures HORSES MULES and COWS against
any loss either by accident death and secures to
the assured the gratutous services of the Veterinary
Surgeons Of the Company.
INSPECTORS.
DR.. c. A. STEIN, residence 179 Calliope street.
Dr. A. DIABETES, residence 122 and l2i Tou-
louise street. VIA
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-09-11

FREIGHTs- Late yesterday vessel was
taken up for British port for orders, at
9-16d for Liverpool, or Sd fora Continual
port. We quote as follows:
BY Steam-Cotton to Liverpool -(9I1-3Zd'
to New York &c; to Boston via New York,
11.16c. to Providence and Fall River 11-16c;
to Philadelphia &c; tobacco to New York SO;
-four to Liverpool 3s@3s Cd; bulk grain 3d.
By Sail Cotton to LiverpOol-d, to Ant
werp 10, to Hamburgasc. -
Saskatchewan this morning 20 hhds.
No sales of note The market Is quiet out
steady. Dealers are selling in job lots, in
the sheds, at $40 for common, SO for good
common, 9Ic for fair. 9Ic for good fair, 94(9
lOc for fully fair, 10@1Oic for prime TO
choice, 1O}c for yellow clarified and l04c for
off white clarified. Stock N the sheds 1867
hhds.
MoLAssEs-Only 4 bbls were received this
morning. Nothing doing and prices are
nominal Stock in the sheds 1854 Dds ana
10 half bbls Louisiana Molasses, and 81 bbls
New York syrup.
FLouR-Dull with q good stock on hand
and only small job demand. The sales are
confined to the local trade, and only 2OOO
bbls sold, Of which so double extra at So 373
so do at SIS 40; 100 do at SIS so; 100 good
treble extra at Sc %; so at Sc so; 100 at 50
rs; 100 choice extra at Sc 80; 25 at 81; 60
and 100 at 81 374; 100 at 81 40; $50 at IS for
low treble, and 81 so for choice; SO, 100 and
500 bbls on private terms.
Double extra is quoted at SIS 37t@5 IS;
low treble $696 25; good treble extra
Sc 50@6 IS; choice treble extra Sc 1901;
choice extra 81 25@7 IS u Dbl.
Of Texas Flour only about 200 bags remain
in first hands. The last sales were at So 10
(as3 25 q bag for good treble extra.
Com MEAL-Good stock, but no demand,
and quoted nominallyl at So 40 y Dbl.
Dealers are jobbipg at So 50@3 75 p Dbl,
the latter for guaranteed. The only sale re-
ported to-day is 25 bbls on the landing at
s. 35 p Dbl.
PoRK0Dull and weaker. Mess could be
had ii round lots at s22 so % Dbl. A lot Of
Is bbls sold on an order at S22 % Dol.
Dealers are ;obbirg at s22 75923 70 . Dbl
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The demand continued fair, but the move.
ment was checked by light offerings and an
unsatisfactory assortment. Factors at the
same time met the demand freely, and the
advantage was still more on the side of the
buyer, without requiring any reduction in
our quotations. A list of old crop CHASING
between Low Ordinary and Ordinary sold at
1O8c, Low Middlirg at l3c and Middling at
13tc. The dispatches reported sales of 10, 900
bales at Liverpool with no change in our quota
tons. but some improvement in arrivals, and
New York l-l6c lower for spots, while futures
ruled during the morning at decline, but
subsequently rallied and closed at net i'm
provement of 1-32@1-18, except for Septem-
Der and October, which showed an advance
of ;32@sc.
The sales for the past three days sum up
1888 bales 600 on Wednesday, $50 yesterday
and 4S3 to-day, making an aggregate for
the week of 1900 bales against $50 last week
and 2461 the week before.
Weeks receipts 3914 bales, embracing
2042 from other delivery ports (of which
418 from Mobile and 1924 from Galveston)
and 1872 proper, against 606 proper last week
and 1876 last year. Total proper since Aug.
81, 2194 bales, against 3461 last year-de-
creas 1867. The exports comprise 1877 bales,
embracing 1904 to Liverpool and 2l73 to New
York, to which we have added rs by rail.
The Exchange kilograms make the re-
ceipts 1t all the ports from IL NJ. yester-
day to - NJ. to-day 4lS6 bales, against
1746 last week and 4142 last year,
and since Friday 19, 1852, against 85O7 last
week, and Is, $50 last year. Total since Aug.
81, %, SAG bales, against II, O92 up to Thurs
day noon Sept. 10, last year, Excluding the
above 4142-increase 6454.
Exports Friday to Thursday inclusive) to
Great Britain 3O13 bales, against 4033 last week,
and 5434 bales last year, and to the Con-
tinent 1859, against 1918 last week and
2129 last year.
Stocks at all the delivery ports, made up
to IL NJ, 1882 bales, against 1854 last
week, and SO, 028 last year.
The weeks receipts at the interior towns
embrace 1921 bales. against 2153 last week and
1860 last year; the shipments 4349 bales.
against 1045 last week and 1880 last year; and
the stocks SAT- bales, against 784l last week
and 1883 last year. Compared with last
year this shows an increase OF 36l bales in the
receipts and a decrease 81 bales in the ship
ments and 9511 in the stocks.
The amount on snipboard not cleared,
going on board, and engaged for shipment was
set down at the opening this morning at
1900 bales, embracing 1000 for Liverpool
and 500 for the North, which, when de-
Quoted from the stock on hand by our
running statement yesterday evening,
leaves 1900 bales to represent the guam
tity at the landing and in presses unsold
or awaiting orders.
The Exchange reports "Sales $50 bales.
Demand fair" Its quotation for Middling
is reduced 1c
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The amount set down for to-day's exports
consists of rs bales by rail. We have added to
previous exports Is bales excess on shipments
or clear per Brashear and deducted in ex-
cess in clearance for Liverpool over actual
shipments.
Receipts proper since last evening 56S
bales, against 169 last Thursday and 1862 last
year.
For comparative totals for the past three
days, and for three days exports and receipts,
zee above report.
TOBACCO The only only sale reported to.
day was 20 hhds Tugs. This makes an aggre-
gate for the week Of 80 hhds. The amount
on sale is estimated at $3.50 hhds. We con-
tinue to quote as follows, the inside figures
for light and the outside for heavy: Lowslrgs
74@8c, good Tugs, 84@1O, low leaf 11@13,
medium 133@l64c. good leaf l791S2c, fne
1920 selecIions nominal.
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MEDICAL.

MEDICAL.
TYR w. @. AUSTIN
Residence and Once 298 81. Charles stree
Between Clio and Calliope.
Slate ct Geo. A. Fosdick Co.'S Al Carondelet sreea
ORDERS LEFT PROMPTLY ATTENDED I'll
At home from I to A. M. and to7P.M. n
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RAILROADS.
NEW ORLEANS, ST. LOUIS AND CHyCAeu
RAILROAD COMPANY,
GREAT JACKSON ROETE,
Trains depart and arrive as follows
(From Oalliope Street Depot.)
DEPART. ARRIVE.
Express. 1850 A. NJ. Express. l1:OO r, r.
Mail ....... $50 P. NJ. Mail 1880 4. n
Pullman Palace Sleeping Oars Through TO 81
Louis, Chicago and Cincinnati.
Only one change Of sleeping cars to Eastsr2
cities.
Tickets for sale and informst ton eiyen n n
Camp street, corner Common.
A. D. SHELDON, Agent,
e. d. FROST. Gent Manager. spin.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-06-10
WASHING

washington. May june 3 The re-
oFt e she $A7. 900 robbery from the
treasury Departments eonfrme
~ - stated that MosahT uil proba.
Re removed from the Postmastag-
.iAp at 4aladeBa, ala ana Shes Geo
9rsons Will BE- ppointed in his place.
Ihe EaEaeVsl ~ ihe Possnaaegs at
saiaiasang Mobile 81 also probable.
AhtsE sub Investigation by tha
NakheH es these IL no doubt
peeka oafansug over coo.
A''sea te ae fa Bank NRw York.
8es'el noon stolaa from the
We 'ileF eoe Nhe paphage which
" X lava hesn sent ~ eApra. was
Nasie when tha olariss closed as The
business between aud E oclook,
o tai
U.s. hae n
Hu 'n AZ
#Ne aiM
n qa em
M aniaan ena
w
.,,s ahiic a he
enca So s0 Che asb
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TeIegEarIl Brevitles.
CONCORD, N Nd.

Every AAemabeR 08 flae HOWse Sin
His Seat Am HEEc8ttFag Debate
Democrats Threaten tn
Withdraw republican, i'm
the Majority
Concord. June The House organ
lied BY eIeetilg Gllas p. SanbOrn.
tRep.) W Concord Speaker
The clerk ind other officers we're
then elected. and thc House proceeded
to business. A message from the Sen
ftte was received announcing dist theg
luul uyganized
= protesrnf the FIVE Republican SEN
ttorS was also received. stating they had
takon the oath, bat refused TO DOT with.
she body SO long Ms Prizes aud Proctor
hi Districts Mes aud we're allowed
seats III the body
A resolution Wsls Introduced. direct
ing th, Speaker - obtain bhe opinion
b the Supreme Ganrt on Che constitn-
ionality 5f the action of the Governor
nd conLeil in the matter III Senators
'riest and Proctor Without action
hc House adjourned
Concord. June Every member of
he House in his seat The galleries
ire packed
Ala excited debate as bad over re-
lerrinR the disputed Senatarships t0
PIE Supreme Court The Democrats
threatened e. withdrew it the question
gas pushed. I'd dilasory motions the
sscpubhcalis showed about dozen ma
GRITTY.
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snERTFF,s SALE.

5. Il. Perry x Co. VS.. Victor IOuchy
State Of Louisiana Parish Court
Parish of Calcasieu. No. 14g.
DY virtue Of a writ of fegi facias to
I'D me diHected from the Hon Parish
Court aforesaid, I viii offer for sale. ~
public auction, to the last and highest
bidder. for Cash, al Gle Court House
door Of this perish, IA the town Of Lake
Charles, Ia, on SATU RDAY. the 3rd
day Of July, "A. ID. 1875. within the
legal hours Of sale, the following de-
seribed property, seized to satisfy said
writ to wit
A certain tract 81 parcel 81 land
living iii and near tho town Of Lake
Charles, III this parish. and being the
east half of the northwest quarter Of
section Ave, in township ten, south
range eight west, in the dbitrict of
0nds subject to sale 1t OpelOnsas, In
containing eighty and $500 acres, en-
tered by Victor ToUchy, certificate No
1915 patent issued October $50,
signed BIZ james Buchanan, President !;
bounded North By lands Of ID. j Reid ],
east hy lands Of Dr. Vim. H. Kirkman.
west by lands formerly belonging to
WIN. Hntchins. and south bY lands
formerly belonging to Mrs COrsc,
together with al the improvements
thereon and thereto belonging. Seized
to satisfy said writ ia said suit
ID III LYONS. Sheriff
Per ALLES GTLLEY, Deputy Sheriff
Shelff's Office, Lake Charles. Ian,
May 27, 1873.
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0TTow@ C1AW1nA

ecO Vuos 400 cYAIaEEu FROM THE UNITED
STATES UNDER THE TREATY AEaEENsE
DAMAGE al FoREsr fIRAs.
Ottowa, Canada, June 8. n Wit
'her, Of The Marine aud Fisheries De-
lartment, Chains, under Gle treaty
$4,000, 000 from Tie United states.
The forest fire u doing Immense
samage More pine has been destroyed
aan the lumbegers would hive cnt in
lree years
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5000 REWARD.
49, 10 NmgI-LNaI


REWARD 81 5000 iaoteEed rs Ahe
va citizens of Calcasien, fax Che alres
and lodging ID jail AZ Lake Cbarles. "
Dock Shooky, tor the shooting SUD at-
tempting % commit murder II cold
blood, on the person Of Joseph Roy, On
Wednesday, Che 26th day of April, 1870
Joseph Roy being now 81 the point 81
death from tha effects y said shot
Ihe sasd Dock ShockY IS shout five
feet four inehe bigh end weighs about
l20 pounds dlaFk. sandy halF ana Wllis
ksrs With thin Upper llp aRa Bes5 ilslse
baard GA & tiin. sharp aaso brown
eyes wiAa paanEaa dead ex9s on
mall goas Numaar three hQel :
her qlumsv hand and eng thumbs
H Y SHORT neil joins Ae Aas aeen
8 n he m aNd lea an tisa same
8sd a nail F "a The bead iii
Il apparently abcul Nanig lhras year
oid.
May 6 1875
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-06-10

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