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TUESDAY, July s, 1875.

I Z
The Police jury met this 9th day Of
| July, A. ID. 1875, pursuant to adjourn
ment. Present MS on yesterday.
| On motion, BE it ordained, That
hereafter all forfeited bonds. recoq-
nizances and fines imposed by any com
petent court in this parish, shall he
paid as follows, to wit: Ten per cent.
of the amount for SheFiff's fees. aud
One-tifth of the b8Ianca for District At
tOrney's fees, shall be paid in United
States currency, and the balance ON
said bonds, recognizanees ana fines
may he paid III parish warrants.
On motion, Be It ordaIaad, That the
President oil this body be authorized to
advertise FOR sale. at public auction, at
IL o'clock IT., on Che first Monday in
September next, 1875, the old secretary
heretofare iu Use It'll the Clerks Office.
aud III rpcelae parish Warrants iii paw
ment of tlle same.
On motion, Ba if ordained, That tile
following claims, for the purposes and
amounts hereinafter set forth, ba reeou.
niaea, and warrants issued therefor,
to wit
III A. Il. Reid, eN-SherH, for conveying W,n.
Robert, and lohn Hooser ID tbs Pon-
iteutiaFy No. zoe ..... ............... Sfss 81
TO sams ior conveying III Laitch aad
N Viater to the PvRlt utiary. No 728 l5o 81
TIE same, fag criminal costs ia Stafav VI.
IA. u, Yihee0t, no 704.................... III ~
Fo q, G. Duson, Saegig st Landry, Ear
criminal easts ia State vi, A I'll
! viaesn', Eo, ..,,...,,............ II 80
IL Y Sloane, jail guard, 22 days,
No. 7a6.... ....,s........., ....,....... So DO I
Fp Van Bilbo, special Constable, Nos
vonber. ls5l, ga, TOy....,...,.,.,....,. 10 a.
Tc Il Welshs Police Jgry maasher,
No res as. ..,,.....,..................... 81 90 4
Io 7 LYens. Poiiea Jury member,
M 7oo.,-..,,..,,... ..........,...... q eo
To u Al G6tes Police Jury member.
Nos. 7I0. Ttl, rl2 and fi8, S5 each. 2a oo
Ia George "a Heard. election commits
sioner, Neyembar, 1915, No, TF8.a.,. t5 ga
To Joel MsMehao, aleeglan eontmiss
sloaee NovemheE 1874, no, Ji5..,... IB ee
Ie III q krazar, election commissioner.
aoY0mbge, 1874, li6...,. $50, ..s,,.... 3 90
Go Wm Mier, election commissioner,
November, 1871, NO. 9lT.......s,..... s 0a
Io Henry a Read, election e1mmis4
tiQHer, November, ls14, Ne, Fis....., 15 90
70 Il E Cantor. eleoataR commissioner,
November IsTt M, tt9....,..,....,.. 90
H0 Valerien Michel election e6mmis-
sioner NbyemteFs 1879. Ao. f2a...,,, co
$40 w
Before tlis body appeared Um. ID. /
autehins Parish Treasurer end paid
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." THE }" .+". ~
IS EMPIRE y PIANO.

We have been selling the " EMPIRE 4"
Piano for tho past few years in all PARTS Of the
United Safes, and to the entire satisfaction of
all purchasers. The reasons for this are very
simple .
FIRST
They are durable: this is the most essential
quality. a .rf.
SECOND -a-G@ .
They arc Magnificent in Tone: rich full.
and especially noticeable for their beautiful
Singing Qua ity.. e.a.a ee.- -s-s
THIRD
They are Reasonable in Prize: mot 4 ehpap.
poor Piano, bat well and carefully made In
every part, and placed at such figure as can
not fail to please all purchasers who desire a
REALLY GOOD PIANO AT A Low. PRICE
FOURTH
They have very attractive and Handsomely
finished eases in rious styles, suited 10 alt
tastes. All have carved legs, AMI every inn
prov@ment desirable in a modern Piano Forte
in addition to which we have introduced the
a...# ...... .e...
+" A CIR AFFEi' "
attachment in each Piano Forte.
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over the sum 0f three thousand one
/ hundred and three and 1j-100 dollars,
t received By him of j Ryan, Parish
I lax Collector, On the parish taxes of
1874, parish licenses of 1875. and bacl
taxes Of previous years also, the SUM
of two hundred dollars received by him
Of R. Sigler, surety on the bond of
James harrington, in the case of the
State vi. James Darlington, which said
amounts weEa received lii parish war
ratlts and destroyed bY this body.
The following report being submitted
pr the IarIsh Treasurer, it u ordered
that the same DO spread upon the
records Of this body
Statement showing amount Of
drafts issaed BY the Police Jury, and
Clerk District Court, endorsed by mo
said Treasurer, showing also amounts
destroyed, intending old issues
Police Jary warrants issued in 1873. .s3, ,459 78
Clerk District Court, 1873 73.........-... ,Isa ~
Destroyed same gear, Told
issue in.Iudsd............sl.3ss 42
Police Jury warFa1ts is
sued in isT4..s....... g2s gS
Clerk Dist Court, tsT4. 2.ae3 s5
Dsstr0 Jed the Same rear,
told issge ineludeIl. 2565 28
Police Jury warrants is
sns q ia IS75.......... z eg5 tn
Clerk Dist g9arf, 1885,. 1890 81
Destroyed the Same year,
(8ld fssae iaciudedJ SEQ "a
On band to be destroyed,
told issue iaeIudadJ..... 8, I13 T5
$I0,546 6g-l8,aG5 s2
CoETRA IQss46 60
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Proeeedinss u &c PoIice yurE.
- TO, 80.
lIosnEr. Lnlr aIa7l

MONDAY, July 3. 1875.
The Police Jury OF the parish of Cal
casieu, L.. met at the Courthouse. at
Lake Charles, on this 5th day OF July.
A. ID 1870, pursuant to adiodrnmenr.
Present I..J. Lyons, President ]. ID.
A. Cole, James Cole, and Henry Welsh.
The proceedings of last meeting hav-
ing been Teadi were approved.
The report Of Simeon. Vincent ard
others commissioners of a new road
laid out from the Sand Gully to the
vincent Settlement, being read,
On motion, BE it ordained, That said
report be rejected, there being no eyi-
dence that said commissioners were
sworn, as required By the State law.
The reportsof W. H Hamilton and
others, commissioners of a new road
laid ont from the ST. Landry line. near
VIM. Fish's, to Six Mile bridge, being
read,
On motion, Be it ordained, That said
report be rejected, there being no e7i-
dence that said commissioners were
sworn, as required by the State law.
On motion, Be il ordained, That
overseers be appointed on the public
roads in this parish, as follows, ID wit
Reuben Farriss from Big Dry Creek
to the old Hes bridge on Bundick's
Greek.
James Deer, from the old les bridge
to the Whlskeohitto bridge, a5 1[rs.
Ell. @. Farquhar, from the bridge at
MIS-. Sipgleton's to the bridge ON Sugar
Greek.
J, B. Ashley. from the Sugar Creek
bridge to the Vernon parish line, On
the road leading to Alexandria. Sd.
Carlos Lebleu, from Geo. Reeves,
5r-, to Garland's bridge on Barnes
Greek.
Henry Gill. from GarIand's bridge to !
the Herding Glade.
IL. Hanchey from the Herding Glade !
% Hancheys bridge ON Bundick's S |
Creek.
Archibald Singloterry, from Ham |
.hey's bridge TO TyIer's bridge on the
H. p. Peninger, from TyIeI's bridge /
o I'll. q. Farqdhar's store.
VIM. Simmons, from Richardson's /
tore to Six Nile Greek. ..s. 4
Henry Turner, from Six Mile Greek
o Runion S ferry on the Darbone.
Marion Moss, from Sugartown to the
Eernon parish line, on the road Ieadinn
D John Davis mill.
Jules Bropssard, instead of Dositc
from The Gully near Dosit6's
osIdence, to tile northern line OF
cameron parish
On action, Be ii ordained, That this
ody adjourn till tomorrow mornius
t s O'Clock. ...
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WEDNESDAY. July Z. 1879.


The Police jury met this 7th dav of
July, 4. d. 1875, pursuant to afioarn-
mCut. Prasent-I. j. LYONS, presi.
dent; Henry Wehih, and ID. A. Cole.
On motion, Ig it ordained, That tho
following claims he recognized for tho
purposes and amounts hereinafter SET
fortns and that warrants issue for tho
same, viz:
To D A Lyons, Sheriff, for conveying A says
and 4 WykUF to the peaitsatiary.
Nos. TEL. T22t uad T73. S3G a1eh....ST50 90
IL same ioC eTiagaal casts Ill State ys.
4 WgEof, and feeding prisoners in
ail, No. T24, $50-725. S35-T26,
T. $Ez EH.--...... ........ ..........,... ST TO
To sa G, loE summeuiug Eraufl ana
petit jury, st April Garm District
Court. lST5, Ne. TT, Sl0a--T2S, sz5
T29, S15-T3a, SIS -T3I, S25-7S2
S2t-Ta3, S3a--Tal, S20--T35, $40
7s6, $lo--Ts7, -Tss, s5......,.,. as5 Co
fo same, eriminal eosts ii State v.
spaueer Hawkins, no. I3a............. 4I6
chafIe3 Lyons, No. 1l5....,........,,... IS %
10 same. for criminal costs ia State VS..
arnold Smith, No. 7lI, $50 742,
S25--g4S, S45-T44. SIt........-...t.. III e0
10 ame, tor criminal costs in stats vs.
YiReeHE No. T45, S5o--746, S2e,
JtT, s2o...TtT, S20..5tsr Sie...749.
@tS ~ ...,.s.. ftS so
10 sane, fuE suanauiHg witnesses BE-.
tere the Grand Jury, April term, No,
t98..-..,... liz 90
~ same, for "a days attendanco en
District Court April term, 1873,
Ne. IaEs...s...s as 90
10 same, for ) days attendance
IN Parish Court, May, 1876,
NO a0l -..--..s.. 1880. $3.50. 10 I'D
.Io same, for criminal costs in
State vs 4. SAYS, and feeding
IN jail 1Ql days, NO T53 66 60
TO same. for feeding Al. Brgaux,
lunatic, in iail, iQ3 days, No.
71t, ......... .........,.... 6I Nd
To Weekly Echo, fol- printing
blanks, etc, No. 755. so
756, s10--757, Sl0-Tl8, SlI. bfO0
Tie same. Ion publishing proeead-
ings oi Police Jury from March
"a To Juno 2d. 1876, No. $50.
$40 700, S5 TGl, S5 ..... a5 90
fo r. Levoque, for salary Dis.
trlct Attorney pro tenn, No.
l62, s1st-l68, S25TS4 50,
T65, s2Q--I68s so 7GT, so,
96S, Sl5-T69, SIG no. $40, 2Gl on
10 W Il. Hatehins, Parish
Treasurer No. 7Tl -...-.. $500
10 j. NJ Moss, Clerks salary.
No. 77a. SIS 778, SI0-TfA
SI0-775, ST. 976, @ TT, s3. b0 0a
fo 0a6me IFahau. for nauper
Bertrand, No. us, .. TS9
70 Eloi Avilies foF pauper Avillc,
No. 779 1900
q 1grs Johu Paris, for panper,
No I60 80 ISL, $40, 5000
Il Simeon Vincent for panrer
Leshaiz, No, 5s4 .....t, IS00
y 0neil savant panper. No.
7a3, $40 T6t, $40 1Sa, Sl0. I'D ~
On motion, Ba Ii ordained, That tia
aatI hands on tie east side ef tha river
] tho vlefnlty oE Lake Charles. hs dia
lded ~ follows t0 wit AlIthe hands
b tie north sitle of ere public road
aiding from NiX's rasi idenca suar8ia
: the crossing at aaa RAILROAD teYae.
lence along said lape8 to Evasha
onlSe, shali bs subject tn Woah 0n sai8
aasg, and taas idyh os Nix ros3 n
Concluded oa eoad
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attachment in each Piano Forte.
TO THE PIANO TRADE.
We can commend the m..
E MP PIR. F.

as being most desirable and attractive instru-
ment to ssll, its Low Price and the quality Of
remaining in good order, make the EMPIRE"
Piano au especial favorito with dealer.
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OUR MILLS ARE SUBSTANTIAL
~ ~ built, expressly for the purpose
of Rice Milling, with all the new i'm
proyements and appliances, with sufi-
cient warehouse capacity to meet any
demand for receiving and forwarding
RICE, centrally located 10 railroads,
shipping. ferry and steamboat landings,
We will guarantee our milling and
yield, both as to quality and quantity,
to be unsurpassed by any rice mill in
this State. -....
Our turn ont has always been from
104 to ia lbs. cleaned Rice to the bar
rel of rough, which is about twenty
per cent, over any mill in this city
and country.
We viii pay. particular attention to
the separation Of all lots of rough Rice
received by us.
Our charges for milling are as follows:
ID per pound, cleaned, for Nos. and 2
1Eo 90 M q
lsc for polishing horse mill
Rice
No deviation On the above prices nm
der any circumstances.
Sacks furnished Free OF charge.
s. SIEWERD M KIP,
Address, Lock Box 1886,
augSy1 New Orleans, La.
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..ug I,.EL.EGRAP Pr,
4. ssoss:l l.x JiassssIas n i, su...y;. / !.

- m 49, 81 ~
skoskins tasssssaali 7 7 III snrr ~ sup-
80. ~ -aMasansisss Aafray:
49, - 1s.1 tctai telegram the Dispatch -.
NoapoLKy January 5.-4T We particulars sof
a. terrible catastrophe in Surry con aty
reached hste to-day, resulting III tbe deat,
or live persons BY fire. The. .awful.arsir
occurred last Thursday night in the house
of FHnk Ellis t,(colored). The house was
burned to the ground, and 81! the inmates
an ord man, q young woman; aud three:
children-wers burned. Foul play Is sus-
pected, butsnothiDg has transpired 10 point
out the perpetrators, ss,r,s.Tsis TO-
The British steamship San Marcos 8as
hauled OF the beach at False Cape early this
evening, and Is now on Der way to Norfolk
in tow Of two powerfultuss. ose huadred
and fifty bales Of cotton were thrown over.
board to-day and foated ashore. aJ1 !,
$ Mr.. Brown Davis, farmer Of southamp-:
ton, was shot BIZ . fiery, youth named VIII
Hams at q party in the county last night.
The wound is considered serious -. 4i -.
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NOTICES TO TAXPAYERS.
CITY. TAXES AXES. s.
'-,..,a DELINQUENT FOR 1874.

... r.. CITY COLLECTORS OFFIcE,}
'- RICHMOND, VA, January 8, 1875.
The City Collector calls attention TO the follow
Ing extracts from the city ordinance concerning
the collection Of the assessed taxes:
"If all taxes with which any person or any estate
OF decedent Is assessed be not paid before the LIST
day of September the Collector shall distrain."
ANY goods or chstteIs in the city belonging TO
the person or estate assessed with taxes may be dis
trained therefor" ---4t
1.-THE goods and chattels Of the tenant or other
person in possession, claiming under the panty or
estate assessed with taxes on land, may be: dig
trained II found on the premises"
"And IL the Collector shall return any real estate
as delinquent when he had either found or by
using due diligence might have found, sufficient
property within the city liable to distress for the
taxes for which such real estate is returned delin-
quent he shall forfeit to the city sum equal to 1--WE
times the amount Of the said taxes"
The Collector most respectfully no1ld urge On
the delinquent taxpayers for 1874 the necessity
OF q prompt compliance by paymens Of their In
debtedness and thereby relieve hm. Of the unplea-
SAINT duty Of levyng, which will be- made unless
a''enO'a " ~ ' JOHN F. REGNAULT,
ia 6.5t Coeestof.
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The Alabama Conference of the Methodist
Church, lately 10 session at Opelika, voted
down the temperance amendment to the dis.
cipline making the drinking or selling Of
liquor incompatible with membership in that
Church-ayes, As; noes, IS. -
. The New York compulsory-education act
went into operation Tuesday. Under its
provisions parents must send to some public
or private school their children between
eight and fourteen years old. The Board Of
Education is preparing to enforce the act as
mildly as possible, bnt thoroughly.
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Mr.. NORTH REMOVED FROM OFFICE AS STATE
REVENUE CoMMssIoNEg.-In the Corporation
Court, on yesterday, Judge Garland render
ed an elaborate and very able opinion in the
case of Mr.. Clayton North, commissioner Of
the revenue for this city, against whom
charges of neglect Of official duty were made
by the Auditor of the State some time since,
and were tried at the December term of the
court. .." :. .s
The Judge held that these charges were
proven, and while they did not in any man
ner reflect on Mr.. North's character for hon.
esty, the evidence showed that be had been
negligent of bis duties, and therefore an or
der for his removal from office must be en-
tered, which the clerk of the court was Or
dered to do.
The opinion Of the Judge, which, as we
have said, was elaborate and able, is of much
Importance, and especially 30 as it is the first
] ase of the kind which has arisen under our
sSresent Constitution Lynchburg Ne,os, 9Th.
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PLYMOUTH CHURCH PEw-RENTING. Ne, 70
York, January 5.-Plymouth church was
crowded this evening at the annual auction of
seats. Mr.. Beecher was present, and spoke
of the prosperity of the church through all
vcissitudes, even when papers recommended
rolling its ministers in the dust during the
slavery agitation. Although arrived at that
period of life when most men expected rest
from labor, be was unable to do so. But he
accepted his trials in patience and trust in
God, whom be preached.
The sales ranged from $3.50 down to $40.
Last year the sales amounted to S5S, 346, and
this year to $70,3l9. Among the highest
bidders we're H. B. Claflin and Henry G.
RnWan -
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Florida Legislature.

TALLAHASSEE, January 6.-Both Houses
of the General Assembly met to-day and
again failed to organize. The Senate stands
u Republicans to u Democrats. A nnm.
Der of ballots were taken on the election OF
president pro tenn. without result, IL being
necessary TO q choice. Four ballots were
taken. In the House attempts were made
to elect Speaker, resulting in nothing, rs
being necessary to elect. Both Houses ad-
journed until tomorrow. .--
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Spain.

WASHINGTON, January 6.-All the great
Powers have authorized their representa-
tiyes at Madrid to enter into semi-ofhcal re-
lations with the new Government.
Counts Caserta and Bari will withdraw
from the Carlist cause. r..
A Spanish feet consisting of three IRON
-clads will arrive at MarseilIes tomorrow TO
meet King Alfonso, who leaves Paris a. 0
this evening. g.,.. ~ -.
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Weather Report.

WASHINGTON, January 6.-During Thurs
day, in the South Atlantic and Gulf States
falling barometer, north to east winds,
cloudy and rainy weather will prevail with
rising temperature.
In Tennessee and the Ohio valley, falling
barometer, higher temperature, north to
east winds, cloudy weather, and possibly
rain or snow. ~ ,iE..t no., ~ +.
In the Middle States and Lower Lake re.
sions, falling barometer, slight rise in the
temperature, winds mostly from east to
north, cloudy weather and rain, sleet, or
snow. .'.h -, ..r
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Washington Items.

WASHINGTON, January 6.-Vice-President
Wilson authorizes and requests palliation
of the on dit OF this morning. While he de-
plores the condition of the South, he uses no
words of condemnation of the conduct OF
any army officer, and has hopes that the Re-
publican party is not killed.
The nominations of 81. A. Moore as post
master of Bryan, Texas; of E. E. Rainey as
postmaster of Georgetown, S. c., and }. K.
Wickle as postmaster OF Cartersyille, Ca,
have been sent to the Senate.
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lSpeclai telegram 10 Inc Dlspapcn.I
POINT PLEASANT, W. Va, January g.
This, morning at 8 O'Clock Captain. Hatch
Mcdaniel was killed by gun-shot. Verdict
of the jury: Came to his death by a gun-shot
wound received at the hands Of William
Wetzell. Jealousy Is supposed to have been
the cause. +, -, -, i,.. 90
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in ppttsng.Sas9p.tas this Qelitscal diseussIo
-nnd having The bill considered.
From Our.o.xn correspondent /.

lssGlsslQn
fand having Ehe -lsitf considered. -: =,
From our ON Correspondent.
g1p'pa :lspeasf telegram TO fhe -JtspnichJ
LEV AsHIsdTSN, JanDai,y u!sisnsf still
eugrossesthe entire atte1tion,of every one,
md aIEothertmatters Of naticrsf interest. IN
GLIDING appropriation Bills eauG the civil
rights biIl,give way before the intense excite
+ment occasioned by tho recent psurpations
and the efforts OF the leaders of the Radical
party to force them Upon the nation asa popu-
lar measure. Tie great, centre Of interest to.
day as well as yesterday was the Senate, the
galleries and corridors being crowded, and
privileged persons, including members ofthe
Cabinet, Judges, of the Supreme Court, and
ex.senators and members of Congress; filled,
the floor. The debate was opened by Mr.
West, Of Louisiana who, of course, de-
Tended the Administration, and character
lied the, Legislature as mob, In aspeecb
which attracted very little attention.
Z. The great speech of the day was from
General Gordon, Of Georgia, who, it ma, be
as we'll to remark, isregarded as one Of the
greatest leaders in the Democratic ranks, and
ever commands the attention and respect of
the most bitter political enemies of the do
miDant party. Senator Gordon was listened
to with rapt attention. Hisspeech wasa gal.
liant defence of the southernpeo against
the gratuitous insult heaped upon them by
the dominant party in the Senate. In elo-
quent and forcible language he pictured the
true situation of Affairs in the South, and
under his ringing tones the Radical leaders
WINGED. :. izH'E' 80 '''''.' s...i s.1
The debate is, likely to continue for some
days, and prominens Radicals regret exceed
ingly that discussion has arisen in which
they show to such little advantage. There
was considerable applause during Gordon's
speech to-day, and once the Vice-President
threatened to clear the galleries. T1MoN.
New York and Louisiana.
NEW YORK, January 6.-This afternoon
the Post has the following paragraph:
appropriations are making for public
meeting of the citizens of New York to utter
an indignant protest of the people, without
distinction of party, against the military
usurpation in louisiana" IHI< Ill.,
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Charged with Mnrder-sadden Death.

Especial telegram to the Dispatch-1
PErERsRURo, January 6.-Theodore, and
Wesley Allen, examined by the Mayor on
the charge Of killing George Brown, were
sent on to-day to be Indicted. Archer Rob.
inson is also involved and will be examined.
The parties are all 'colored. - : ~
Dabney williamson 8 veteran Of the Mexi-
caa war, died suddenly today, aged sixty
81;
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Girard College.

PHILADELPHIA, January 6.-The trustees
of the Girard estate have resolved, on iac-
count OF the increased income from the trust,
to provide for $50 boys in the college. There
are 1874 applications.
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/.
RIcaMoND AND DANyIILl RAILROAD CO.,
OFFICE or ENGrNKER AND SurxRINTrNDKNr,$
ta| oaR1cHAoED. VA December %. 1874
HHANGE OF ,SCHEDUEE-TO TAKE
~ EFFECT SUNDAY, DECEMBER 81. 1879:
e Sos e. Msst
Purks! ,sa a. s2s NJ leayss Dundee a LOG
at ereens dsaSe' at s:asP NJ e Nj arrl"s
III TEAM No; 9 Wv onLEAss AND NEW
Dundee At s4s V leaves 6 Bur e At go
P, A.; arrives at Richmond at j l:04 P. n.
so ;. F. leaves
At 4:4l P. A.; leaves dundee at ss5 r. NJ; leaves
Danyll!s At s:2s p. M; arrives Al Greensboro at
TRAIN No. 4.-THRoUaH MAIL, Eastward
Leaves, Greensboro At $3.50 A. M; leaves Danvtilc
Ss sse' Rsases & At Saa n ii
schnsSa al ssass bslfs
ytfs atl:2o P. NJ; arrives at Lynchbufx at AGO
TRAIN No. e.-BuRKEvnLE ACCOMMODATION,
Eastward Leaves BurksylIle q 4:35 A. NJ; ar
rlves OF Richmond at 1853 4. NJ.
All through trains connect at Richmond and Dun
dee with rrhini on the Richmond Fredericksburg
and Potomac railroad, aud Washington City, Vir.
ginia Midland and Great Southern railroad, TO and
from Washington, Baltimore, Phllacelphla, and
Trains Nos. and connect at Richmond with
the Richmond. York River and Chesapeake Rail-
road trains 10 and from Baltimore and ali eastern
points.
Trains Nos. Q and connect at Charlotte with
trains the Atlanta and Richmond AIRLINE rail-
road to and from GreenyIlle. Atlantis. Montgomery,
Mobile, Pensacola, New Orleans. and all southwest
ern points.
| Trains Nos. and connect at Charlotte with
| the Charlotte, Columbia and Atlanta railroad for
Columbia, Augusta, Savannah, Tallahassee, and all
southern points.
| Train No connects at BurkevIlle with the At
lantic Mississippi and ohio rnitroud from Lynch
| burg, Chattanooga, and all southwestern points.
\
points, and baggage checked through.
| Pullman palace-cars through from New Orlean
| to New York. T. NJ. K. TALCOIlJ
| Engineer and Superintendent.
| u. T. DOEGLAsS. Master Transnortatiln. de 26
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-07
DEATHS.

Died, January 9th, at II 80 A. 3D., RACHEL,
wife of W. y. Morris tcoloredj.
Friends and relatives are Invited 10 attend her
funeral from her late residence, No. 9l4 Burhanan
street, at 2 O'Clock P. 81. on FRIDAY January
9Th.