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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-22

Nearly ali diseases originate from indigestion and
torpidIty of the liver, and re!lef Is always snx-
iously sought after. IL The lvlr Is regulated IN its
act u, nealtn Is almost invariably secured Want
o. action In the liver causes headaebe constipation,
jaundce pain IN the shoulders cough. chills. tzxi-
ness sour stomach. bad lasle In the mouth, bilious
attacks paptation Of the heart, depression OF spi.
rits, or The blues and = hundred other symptoms
for which SIMMONs'S LIVER REGULAfok !.
the best remedy thai has ever been discovered. II
acts mildly effrctua ly and, being simple ve2eta.
bic compound, can do no injury In any quantities
that II may be taken. II Is harmless 10 every way
II has be en- used for fo y years, aud hundreds Of
the good and great from alt parts OF the country
Will yuuch for its being the purest and best.
NH O-t.selS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-22
NAKE
s1MMONs's LIVER REGULATOR

sIMMONs'S LIVER REGULATOR
for all diseases Of the Liver, Stomach, and Spleen
1t is eminentlya Family Medictne;
and BY being kept ready for ninedi-
ate resort will save many an hour or
suffering and many u dollar III time
and doctors bills.
After Forty Years trial It Is still re-
ceiving the most unqualified testno-
mails of It's virtues from persons OF
the hixhest character and reSponsi-
bility: Eminent physicians commend
l. GO III. SPECIFIC
for CONSTIPATION, HEADACHE,
PAIN In the SHOULDERS, iIZZI-
NESS SOUR STOMACH. bad taste
In the MOUTH BILIOUS At
TACKs, PALPITATIoN Of the
HEART, PAIN In the region Of
, the KIDNEYS, DEPENDENCY,
GLOON, aud Iorebodings of EVIL,
all OF which are the offspring OF
diseased LIVER.
III YOU feel DULL. DRoWSY,
DEBILIT ATED, have frequent
HEADACHE. MOUTH TASTES
BADLY, POOR APPETITE, and
TONGUE COATED. you are SUI
fering from TORPID LlyEROr
BILIOUSNESs," aud nothing
will cure You SO speedily ano
Inc LIVER. the largest organ
In the body, Is generally the
seat OF the disease and II not
REGULATED In tine gre8Lsu
fering, wrechedness, and
DEATH will ensiie.
Armed with this ANTIDOTE, all climates and
changes OF water and food may be faccS WITHOUT
BOWEL COMPLAINTS, R EsTLESsSEss
JAUNDICE. NAUSEA
THE CHEAPEsTC, PuREs TIA mp Wo REsT FAM
IL have neverseen or tried
such simple, eiicacious, sat
isfactory, and pleasant reme-
dy in my hfe."-H. HAINEk,
ST. Louis. Me.
Hon. Alex. II. Stephens.
"loc,a>ionaly use, when my
condition requires II, Doctor
Smmons's Liver Regulator
with good effects."-HOS.
ALEX. II. STEP: EMS.
Governor Of LlabsTna.
"IOur Regulator has been
In use in my family for some
a yslu. bic addition to the
medical science."-GoV. j.
GILL SHORTER. Ala.
~ have used the Regulator
In my family for the past sew
enteen years. can safely re.
commend 1t Ia the world as
the best medicine have ever
used for that class Of diseases
IL purp0rts TO cure."-H. r.
THIGPES.
President OF City Bank.
.. "simmous's Liver hegu!a-
tor has proved good and en1-
oacinus medicine."-C. a.
N0rtiS'iD Druggists.
1--WE have been acquainted
with DR.. simmODs's Liver
Medicine Tor more than twen-
ty wears, and know II TO be the
hest Liver Regulator offered
10 the puhllc."-M. r. LYON
and II. L. LYON, Belleion'
..s tame, Ga
80 aIMMOESS
g# LIVER REGULATOR.
FOR Dyspepsia. Constipation, Jaundlce, Bilious
Attacks Sick Headache, Collie, Depression Of Sptr-
It's Sour Stomach. Heartburn. &C., &C..
1T HAS NJ EQUAL.
Isa faultiess family medicine.
Does not disarraDge the system.
Is sure to cure II taken regularly.
Is no drastic, violent medicine.
Does not Interfere with business.
Is no intoxicating beverage
Confirms the sim pest aud best remedies.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-22
MILNE r Y.
LIVERY STABLES.
r AFAYETTE STABLES, cEK
Nos. 724 Main street and Eighth street.

TO Ny Friends AND THE PUBLIC GENERALLY.
have opened front on Main stree { IN connection
with my Eghth-s stable, where shall keep con-
STAN ~ on hand first class CARRIAGES, HORSE .,
and BIJSGIE S tor hire have recently received
ene GLASI n. AIRS d.. and Will give my per onai at
IGNITION to furnishing hacks and hearse for funerals.
With many tina .ks 10 my friends and the public ut
large Tor past patronage. hope 10 merit the same In
tue future by strict attention 10 business.
AigO, BAGGAGE TRANSPORTATION.
VIM H. san HERLAND, Proprietor.
w u SrTHRhLANO. Clerk. Sc 21-1m
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Two THE PUBLIC-FORH HIRE. eEMS>
i Having just purchased one OF those -
FINE FIvE:GL ass LANDuhF CaRklAuns OF
Joseph Beckhaus. maker, Philadelphia, would re-
spectfuly call The attention OF the public to the
above. Also keep tlrst.class CARRIAGES, HACKS,
BUGGIES, and SADULF-HORSrS for hire. APP.
ply TO T q. BENNETT, shockoe Stables,
Second street between Broad and Grace.
je 1856
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-22
MEETINGS.

4 OBJ ANDS. l.. and C.-ANNlVEk-
n. SABY MsETING-T ORDER OF BRO
TnsKS AMI SIsI ERS OF LOVE ARD GhAS-
ITY win celebrate their anniversary on ~ >Es-
LAY shc 23d OF June. All members are hereby re-
ouested to meet proximity at IL O'Clock Ihst morn
inr at The hall. No. 725 sccoud street me ps rsae
viii commences at 8 O'Clock. Line cf narch frnin
nue.. down Broad to Twenty fftn street, up Main 10
FIRST street and tn, nee back to the hail. by order
of the r, W.. [je 22-ltsJ w. n. s.' oerioe.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-22
CAUTION.

CAUTION.
Buy no powders or prepares SIMM0Ns'S LIVER
REGULATOR unless In our enTaved wrapper
with trademark, stamp, and signature unbroken
none other Is QpnulDt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-22

j. II. ZEILiN & CO.,
Macon. Ga, and Philadelphia
THE SYMPTOMS Of Liver
Complaint are unit aSiness and
paiu In the side. sometimes
the pain Is In the shoulder, and
Is MISTAKEN for rheumatism.
The stomach Is affected with
LOSS OF APPETITE and sick
ness, bowe,s in general COS
TIVE, sometimes alternating
win lax. The HEAD Is trou-
bled with pain, and dull, heavy
sensation. considerable LOSS
OF MEMORY. accompanied
with lyainfuI sensation Of hav-
iry LEFT USDONE something
which ought to have been
done. Often complaining Of
weakness, DEBILITY, and low
spirits. Sometimes MANY OF
the above symploms att<Ddthe
disease, aud At other times
very FEW Of them; but the
LIVER Is generally the organ
, 1875-06-22
MISCELLANEOUS,

tu7lrI1111oH o1 Doo !11E-7ss' 7'o@o'
A circular las been addressed TO Soneheru
railroad managers ellicl, urges urou tho,n tlo
,,.ccaxitv NJ doino anmothi,v Ia rcmoftv thu
no..s ,','1s,4. ~ e ,o,,,n:,,.;na
owls brought aooaS " Tue o1eose'ss Io,npeI'''on
Of the various southera lines. Which mas Al
ready thrown Il number Of roads into bank
rnntcv and thrcntnna To min rnnro The mono.
IL o-.tu.,.s H., fo,,o,xinr nofr+a.
otIoo on'p'nsee ,, .u' .ono""e ...4u. to''
Iho c q ,n. sns rt ~ ane
oi a, IA nracrit,o sbeir duties md comneosation.
TGo m Commissioner to establish through mics bc-
tween compelling ronta. b, determine proratinB dts-
tauce. to he allowed watcr lines percentages to he n-
lowed, arbitrary clargoa Tor terminal expentes,
sranAisrs etc., anu u rave general supervision Oh Ill
or,c. nns a. - viii, ocr F,,,.rn and ,es.
r71, h.r,trx Shen * rrowsrpd.
Companies u1 aHrco 10 esnct eatabtahed rates from
, 1875-06-22

tho ntsaory OF man to whom. moro than All
others, It. DIVES ita o1tstsnre. 40 nation.
sttu.lons isvo sbnndans % o.,iso, in IN this
instance. to condemn otr lack nf true patriotism.
10 cIttfcfAa III seyate teFms our natlonal vanity
and inREatttule. and ~ they point tho t}nKer Of
!se.d!ess monument, ssy. truly, s'Repubca .se
tlngratetnl.s Now, Ehat hto Americans going to
dn about ~ Alo they going 10 wnit until July
4, 1875, and 10 laughed At ~ tho great crowd OF
sspias Visitors loeks up y ths h, leaa!sss trqnk'
Only ono brtef year romans prior TO tho great
Ccntonnla1 show, Ia which to complete tho work,
and hence no tfmo iH to 10 lost. Any one can
SEQ that nnlceb tho Monumont Committed dis
play little moro ANIMATION ami business cntar-
prise than has been vtsblo III that questor dur
ing tho past forty yeArH, The monument wilt
t,ayeT hsTe }lnas', nt aoast not within tho TreH-
cnt century or Eanoration. How easy would It
ba for any onu of + dozen rich and patriotic men
Of Now FORK. CotcorAl or JoneH. Of Washing
ton. d Chtlda or FralsY. Of phIIadelplia, to put
their hand1 in THAR n'o''1orfc poekntt and give.
or "imply advance, tho monoy needed TO com
plete Tho monument by 1b7l. Lat hut QUO Of
tho n1en uan,ed lale hold Ut the work, and 1t
would he finished in iesa than sir uopths. l:c-
noHn awaitA the man who will DO this thing.
Wero tho newspapers Of the country to announce
any contributions, largo OF small. 70 tho bfonu.
ruent Fund. cuough money could be iaiscd on
that ono dA7 to conatruct q dozen monuments.
Part Of tho money now laTiahly wasted On
clineso fireworks 70 spposae ~ unknown god
might very appropriately bs divertnd TO higher
s.ylo OF patriotism. I Will c1ose wish one earnest
RECOMMENDATION. that II tho people OF Wsshiux-
ton do not complete tho Washington monument
by July 1. 1B7G. tho gates Of tho Capital 10 closed
to a!l stRneets aud tile monument dsaped Ia
mourning, with tho following. legend attached !.
htsii mourning Tor q. W., aud too hcn1tbEpkon
TO roce!yo Tlsit0fH." A. i.
, 1875-06-22

tween lie managers Of the Pennsylvania and
baltimore i Ohio 1.ailrosds at which tho diflor-
tnceS herotofupo oxlstinK between tlioRo Two
lines woro amicably aottled All otIanslve and tin
fonyivo treety between them wan ossterc1 iuIo TO
tho effect TINT tlloy will ine!ht OIL mixing tho
rates for Philadelphia and Baltimore ns low aH
pnnBl!yIc ard aenlnt each other In t]iyertinx all
tic trade t1!ey cnn from Now York to toso c,ticH.
~ tl.e same TINA tlsey vii! e1dcasor 10 compel
tho Nov York 1snos 10 go hnck to Lilo ltgl rntcH
tn vognc bcfoso tho uar.
blr. 10y, tho President Of tho Michigan Gen.
trail 1atlroad. rcca'vcd n tlirpascn ffo,n Col.
Ecott, Of tho pennhylvnna I!nilroad, 1aat Hatnr-
tto' Baltimore 4 Ohio in advancing tho
passenger ratca from Chicago to Now York
to s22. htr. Joy thought tt was rather qucer
that Mr. scott should ask him to mako auch a
tho Now York Central and Eric, with which roat1h
tho Michigan Ceuttal con,ecte, and thoreforo
paflt dispatch to alcsars, jewott aud Vauder-
btit making ti!om II they lad agreed 70 make tho
rato s22 % formerly. Il!oy PROMPTLY ANSWERED
lts'ni. aud that tl,hy believed s22 ia New York to
be too high. Mr. Joy Immediately anawored
Mr. Scott tint ho would NOT consent 70 mako tho
rata a22. It iad been iiA opinion TINT :i8 VIVA
1utte snfficont, and. IN far a. hin roaa WAS con-
cernel, ho would nnlor no circumstances cor.
aont to higher IRto than 92o to New York and
81 to Uossoa.
ln consequence of This nothing has Jet boen
tone by tho trunk lines In regard TO tcstoring
tho ratcs. and tlnse is o prospect that thu Now
York lines will enter into livots competition
with tho Potnsylsania and baltimore d Ohio
Isa!!roaIs, a."l thu. keen tho rates down to n
very low figure. Tho Grand Trunk Raslway has
nnuucod yostertlny Tint 1t would hereafter sell
.ckoss limited to threo dsYs 70 Iostoa over tta
rnto for unlimited Tickets In s2s, Blsou}d tic
urand Trunk adhero to thta rate, tl,cn tho rate
10 New York can hardly 10 more than elS Tho
Michigan Gcntra1. which has made Iandal1o
efforts since tho change in isa General supcrin-
tendency to givo tho uoop'o Of thls city tho
lowest fa1sa and the bebt accommodations.
will undoubtedly follow in tho path Of tha
Grand Trunk and mako the GguEcs to
Boston tho Hame. and 10 New York about e18,
nnlesa 1t is prevented from doing so by tho Now
York Central and Erie Railroads. with which Il
must necessarily connect. As It is in tho inter
est OF tho New York lines to nrovont fhiladel-
phia md baltimore sson gohhi'nG up the Nc"
| York trade. tlIoy will undoubtedly act Ia har.
1nony with tho Michigan Central III keeping
| down the rates.
, 1875-06-22

10 ths Editor Of 7'A1 Chicago Ttfbunt:

10 ths Editor of TAs Chicago Ttfbuns:
CulcAuo, Juue 2l.-A local disgrace now, Il
would become national aud worldwide dls-
grace should tho tth Of July, 1870, srEiye aud
dud tAls sucleut taatint ulal to tho Father Of
Ills Country still iucomp!ete. Tho question now
Ia not what George Washington himself, looking
down from "h!s lofty n!che su the ptnn&c.e OF
f4me" thluks Of ILLS degenerate counstymon,
but what tho world will think Of country
about TO celebrate. with great polnp and bonn.
bast, Tho hundredth year OF ita existence, tor ~
loug ueglec.ing to honor, by slugle monument,
, 1875-06-22

THE ACADEMY Or MUSIC.
A chapter Of ROMANCE which can cover at once
tho crimes Of robbery, arson. outrage, md muir
der, Ia indeed worthy OF moro tban passing
notice. A play in which this quartet is crowded
iuto tho tlrst act promiaca tho most thrilling
.hipgs before the fall Of tho curtain. Such
play Is "Droko JAIL" In which llr. Joseph
Danks ia performing q. tho Academy Of Music.
As Its tltlc inp!ieu. 1t deals In crimcn aud
criminals, In yiolonco and Sin. Its action Is
consequently mora brisk than IL usual in
dramas rctlocting any probable phase Of
cv,l.zed life, aud tho interest for MI
audience depends very much Epou tic
psodilect!ous Of tho component clements thereof.
Lovera Of slskspeasean tragedy wonld. not ttko
- Droka Jail" WorshiperH OF tho ida! might
find 1t rcpugnant to thor tastcs. hut rowsboys
would Improve 1t, and roadcrs OF ditno novels
cxus In II with JOY uuspeakab!e. There being.
therefore, claaa OF pooplc to WHOM, It would 10
coming respect. DrioAy, thap it IL not pleco in
wct, ihe stas is calculated to shine with dag
z!lns lns.ro. M1. Dauks appears to be young
man OF abilty In h!s Ano,--tlas Of Al eccentric
his li.sA presence % il pleasing. aud hls ae.ion'
which make tlo stage Ishbman u disgusting
libol upon tho tuee. Dir. Banks, mhen Gu tie
luz viii occur, md tho assurance Ii Justified:
When 1lr, uankH is not on tlo etsge, blood ana
.hunior,-by which Is meant the widest sort of
violent, tmrrobability, ty,-s,, and one wontd much
should judge, Of q tatonted young naan.-a first
effort Of Gnnlua. Those III great doal Of tn
gonuisy. displayed in devislng situations. and a
grent dea, OF It H. wasteii. The scnona net
s sa'a s.e 10 e s@:sa Il. aSssAs ass AMI. 1t pss ssss
from - Monte Cristo," has uo intrinsic merit to
recommend y. With this alteration the audi
, 1875-06-22
THE NEW DIRECTORY.
C0mparison Of Names with st.
Louis and Cincinnati.
Chicago Comes Out Forty Thousand
Ahead.

uessrs, Donnelley, Lloyd d Co. have practtcai~
y completed. aud will hare roady tn = fav days,
tho Lakeside City-Dtreetory for 1876 More
than tho ordinary pann hare boen taken In tts
compilation and It promises to 10 most COM
ploto and valuable work. Tho preface contaiua
much
, 1875-06-22
fsTHnEs7111 rTYoNNAr1ns.
In 1t tl1s proprietorH Of tho book say:

In It the proprictora Of tic book say:
No uts1s annoyanos haa bsen ean<ed BY recent
changes ia the louse-nusn'ntu Of several districts.
Tie reform appears 70 havn teen in progress for some
t.ne. mi rrns.cntd t1sa.na'c4y, with little regard
n completing thing befofe beginning snother.~
s4 nov numbers. ths other 1esains lbs oh. Again.
Ia btheF casen. tbs nav nutnbet0 taTe hsa1 rsced
.nse II. ean,ass ~ eo.ap aps.d Al sa!s osc.s!ors ,
haze heen synidedb BY mora energetic prosecution Of
the work. We haya taken tha ntuost pains 10 se:ura
found.
The steady yearly tncres.s tn ,,.e Of onr Directory
eosnsetk 70 aAoit uoso eenenseA st5le 9! Htsas
aud addresses, restricting cach individual IL
1iae Df rEste+ WHENEVER PrACt!cA We have sltn
rightly excluded tls hrHs olass fo41ning Whist {, known
rsa:ns. q oy feV ~set. q
Tue opening Of niTtsatiop md aet''ty Of .erous ~
summer months, and IA subject to dai'y changes dur
Ing 1t. TEMPORARY stay. cnc4 tho clahz,hcaton Of
little .alne II the sl1s II publishing. and .lsnost use.
tsa month later. II has becn ttatonary In Western
t4tea " tne!ndo she aasses, hut - hsJ eFdssAly
ttrro useful purInHa We at1al continue to oull
thstn.
They a!so state that It Is Important that buki
nesB mtn SHOULD heo for themselves that thci,
uamca arc properly inserted when tho canrasaers
| call. and request TINT they may be notified Of
cr,ors in the prasont work, 80 thcy may correct
| 4hoH, iE 1876.
Through the courtesy" they continue. "oI
IIenE. II. luribut, Esa., we nre enabled to pre-
Eent reprint, and a. nearly al possible fao-
1889. lthas never baforo boen reprinted, thohgt
| a later Issue wnn eeyeral ycars ago incorrectly
| reproduced as The first"
They hare takoD the trouble 10
| coEST THE SAMEs
| In the directories OF Chicago. st, Louis, ant
| Cincinnati, mud tho results, Which satisfactorily
| R1low Chicaeo's supremacy IL population, art
tatulated as follows:
, 1875-06-22
&t7,Ws.11

To balaace. .."............. 81, ,oa7.ls
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
expenditures *.......:....-:.....,.$ 1,oe7.W
Payroll for extra and regular ulrn.
1ay-rnll for a1tra aud regular men. l,aa3.40
rAy.ro'1 for o1tra aud regular Men.
JahahfY..... ......'-...;.....;.'...... osH3.ol
, February y......,................. 5,69e.o6
lIarrh ..,........,..:...... s,o25.lo
rsy.roll ior extra and regniar ,ucn,
Aasena. books. March. ............ sBa.n3
April. s,aaa1t
Payroll for e1tta and srgular 1nen,
May o,tl3.15
ngcE1p1s.
Amount Of fees received six months.
rn.l!na stay u, ls7,. ......,...... .tit,4oa.2s
Tcr snur1rd statement. ........... 7,&2.74
Amount due on t&x deens. .......... 31.b3
Amount outstanding ta County
s........,.......-....... 3t639.lo
-.---t25. 500. ~
......... S7,3Is.da
COUNTY rcouRT-sTA1EMEar.
Tola1 amount fees earned ....,....-3 6,lo3.2d
Tutal amount fees outstanding, u
per latt ststGmoAt rendered Uec.
l. lbEf. s.133.4b .- SO
Amount fees collected and paid over -
10 Hermann Lob, Clerk, ,.,....... b,sea61
Total amo1ut ou.atsndlng...., 3J,sao.l0
Seyenty four psupeE lunstic easea
eharXeA t0 county, 1t $5.M......$ ss2.e0
Ecc4 eaEuel, II AAboYs............ G,lbJ,N
, 1875-06-22

oo@aFin9 r. p.s,sneeF and frsigls novsmsnt and
nypo rasp a oe
Aengcrs carried has increased II per ceut and tho
quantity Of freight movcd nearly g rer cent This
csoaso Of population and arger aerca9e brought under
cultivation In The territory tributary 10 the Tina In
lows. ...,.-.
Tho tendency to lower rates. referred to In previous
reports, has continued during tho pant yGlr. au lla
iair 70 rsssh point, II hss uot already thai saoua
ducuon Of Fntas H. malnly duo to two canaes:
srsy low rstes made III, " tlroueh, freight eodng
fsr M the is satiiss ysas. @ ew'ae to eonpaudon VIII
thu Pacific Null SA snBp routc, and thu operation Ut
sIlrosa sd comnanita M wes. of Gas iayins
adjusted thnie differences Nlth ho steamship linca,
an advanced rateh T. Temuutratro lass Il IL conf
denty beloved l1o fratuaplDd caslao Ia removed.
THE IOWA LAW.
thas went iato soo the 4tu Of July 1874 claaahes
70 , Ill., q 4sr ess
4. with passenger rates line! to eeuss pef mile.
rates previously ob.sned BY slt. COMPANY. Tbs
nau.gsTs. attsr obtaining tno ! s,s!oo q otninsnt
s1sassd & @ 10 ,hs ats E1satss ~ stane
@ T :a e sss
taE lrla ressEyiug the right however to coateat tue
tatalty q tAa aw iu the eoars, At s1ty tuss time
tecens decision of ,he Fo:sral Court, sfrmins Tho
eon.u.utIoaality u tlo lax would sssm @ to eeaatm
but wi.ather lho pbndant orop mud Geuozl prosperity
nf tho 6tats Of loun during tue sas year ,entssa tue
of b. ops @ III II
prosperity may bo hug continued pospxno tho dis.
etsIoa ot ths posslel effects upon tue saihssys Of
prospects Of abunaaut crops. taken Ii connection with
tnanagors snt!ep.t !. lsaa favorable reaalt1 for
ha ensuing year they have sseoEde1 for Ae pat.
uoyEMEST or Il!Eiaur.
1lkh$r ~ Fs4niuh <ta.tA A1trfp
, 1875-06-22

bsx nohtn4.ss o,e39,Io
The Clerk OF tho Crlullual Court sent in re-
rsost Tor th4 six mouths endinR May 3ls Clerks
fees collected, el.b34l5 Sheriff foes, st!. 10 ;
Hates Attorney, s240; paid In fines to Law In
sst!te wv justices c9nstae,es stc as sees
Clerks fces loaned aud unpaid during December
term, 1874, aud all tcrus Of 1875. s5.lG0.03.
There aEo lei easeY penaing III cou1. not ta1etl
fcca ou wisich would mako a, GOO.
The Board, Aftar receiving tho report 3D.
joutued until Thursday afternoon.
, 1875-06-22

.... EXPENDITURE.
6dntary expense account. .,......+
4. nslpowsky {xal4ry as drauBlts-
Hcrmanu Lieb {salary a. draugh.a-
nAn}..
II. II. Miller, County Treasurer,
s1lary balancc ~ per last state-
nletlt. ....,.......-s....,.
, 1875-06-22
RAILROAD NEWS.
Annual Report or tho Rock Isl.
:. anil It0ntl.
The Not Earnings Wero Three Millions
and Half.
Tendency 10 Lover 1sates..sThe IoWn
InW,
Baltimore and Philadelphia Leaguing
Against New Yutk.

THE ROCK ISLAND.
SUMMARY or THE ANIMAL nEronr.
Tho following is summary Of tho animal re-
port OF 1enoral Superintendent Ilngli 1lldio, OF
the Chicago. Heck 1Aland Il Pacific lsaiiroA,,
submitted to tho annual mcotiug Of tllo atock.
holders hold in this city ahort time ago:
Thu Inca Of roa.l operated Try t!n Company, for Tho
nacal year on1lnR Ahtcl. IT. 1876, remain given III
The Int Anana report. viz:
h1lh Hhn.. uca
prsHcltss .......ts...'IIt>1 Mttss
G;4h miles.
Tho erosa receipts from MI do1rcea, for uo year enl
ing March 81, ln15, werU aA fnl,Wa:
trfas earnings of the rolI. al 10
luturett on loanA.. 4utvIe.5B
Total. s., $50 6i3.3s
OrrratnH o1rsniea, Including 11cE nhd
Iegai expenses 3,s56, 100 CT
--.---
Not earnings 81 $40 2a3 73
From this suin there has hecn paid:
Dividends, April and octo-
bcT+... .sl.GMas,sa.oo M III. !o
Interest m bonded deM.... GO o0u.00
1leut Of Peoria X Bureau VAL
- sa,4o3, 1884, 90
Leaving aufDlus... 81 lho, ,699.7a
Add balance Of irco'no account, hprh l,
l4lA.s. us9'H'o''v1
, 1875-06-22
Amount feta collected and paid over
to Hermann l.tob, Clerk, ,,.......

Total nmo1nt ou.atandIng....,
Seventy.fonr Psuper lunstic cases
ell4rXetl to county 1t $3.h5.......$
Fees earue1, ~ abofs..,........... q
, 1875-06-22

F1escpt balance of incomo account.
LAMB.
ncrcs, f,r the Of s2an.7!, showing an Increase
over the kalca Of tho Erylsus year of Hap e20o
ttci md e.shtyono M yninohn'lted. as.es soia
acres q aystnr lands = which to coarany had but
1st of November, 18Th % t91 4ao aelcs aiuatea il
three-fourths Of tho whoio located in Audubon,
6bnihy, md pottawatomic Counties.
Including sl2s5 arcs Tor 1914, tlofo llas bcea 70.
mittcd 10 tho Commissioned Of tho Sinking Fund,
$4,000. md t1?' 4soss added 10 lAa reeesabc the
s1xK1so FUND.
Tho cotnrnfsdlonera Of Tho Sinking Fund report
naxe Seeeivcd frcm sas fojlow1ne aoTers: 'A''
DAlance on hand at tlae of Inst rcpor....$ 3t,46G7s
Cta1i received from Land Commissioned. l11C0h0
Interest on Douda and oanB.. .01
sl,2y7,;s
And they hare purchased $4,000 OF tho
mortgage tinklng-fnnl hnula or the Cl.!-
cage, hork 1slan.l II rasiilo tailroal Conn.,
ols Il coaEsehsnyo 1ani. snl %id43
----, slel 40 a
o! laul and cash receipts for tho euBtlihR year. and
the valae Of the bonds Of tho Chicago tosk Island l.
10 rriee beyond whieh tho c"mrany lare reserved
ths right to call them In. call haa BEEN mals to
tlre &l0fu1 Of raid bonusy OIL Isl tnf NEXT f0r tic
beuo1t Of tbts fund.
ono3s xAnnfS0B or THE ROAD.
Sa sis" y" ~
Fre8htS.-
Mhtls. 4E94Hh3
Efpfnat.. ...+s..........+ ao,4WS0
Rents, interest, oto. to...,-,............ 160433.7t
E2r service. 1teW41
TclcHf1l1. bIa<4u1
IotM. tJtIt
EXPENDITURES
Operating expenses. "a, ,6M 0kR.t7
1REAi EXPENSES. .s....s.+.-..s+ S"teV.tl
Iaxe8. 8......s.,sss...,.+s..,. -8at12u.V5 ..
---e ., ,es0, ,aop ~
Net earnings. ,632, ,ao5 Id
Percentage Of operating expenses to gross
earnings. ~ oA-4ul
Percentage including lakes and legal ex-
penSG6. .14 29-!SD
REcEipIs.
Passenger eAshltQh.4s IU-iWl pcF ceht
FrCiBat eatnluEa..s htIW pee cent
Mail exrrest, and msceaueotIs. G7-1DG rer cent
Gross carninxs rtr milo OF road. d........-..$ tpN52
Gross expenses per milo OF road. .......... 6,G73
Not earnings nor mile Of road. a91
increase of gtosa earnings over previous
Decrease Of grosa expcnses over previous
...s'sss. susaotes
Increase Of nct earnings previous ycas
coMFAR1Soa or PASSENGER EARNlHus. FOA FIVE
fkAlls.
, 1875-06-22

CHICAGO 4 NORTHWESTERN RAILROAD
fftA.t 1Aees. III Ertst 4Ahrs1a Hs3ss, nHf Is EaAs&.
IT,. es,rner Nadt4oH..f., t.nd al Ls4 depess.