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Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-10-07

have lived all your life ia lh" iu'i hiHzs
of the gospel, Won are gifted with Il
logical acumen which few can boast,
and with moral courage far ahov" The
average. If YOU tcil down before iAc
Moloch of aboitInEism. aad gave up
all principle at once, what act q! wo:-
ship will Hayes deay that grim idol .!
Speaking of reconstruc'i"n, and s"r-
ing your broad accu-ation' Of treason,
| am tempted to ask if you are sue
that YOU yourself and vonr associates
did not commit that crime.
In March, 1867, the ihrH existing
government of the Union was su-
prcme all over the country, al Il every
state had scpera'c TovcrumtHi al
its own for the administration OF lis
domestic cGuccrns. The government
was eatitlcd then. if it ever Wa, 10
the Universal obedience of all ciIzrnS
and YOU, It's officers had ;ak"n sr"c-
ial oath of fidelity to it. Neverthc-
less, vou' made deliberate arrange
mcni, not only 10 Withdraw your sup
port from it, but 20 overthrow IL to-
tally in ten of the states and THIS
you did by military force. ]" al the
South YOU levied war aca:Hs; tie la
ton and the Gcicncelcss states, de-
s,royed the free government al h"ih
and substituted III their place an Gn-
tempered and absolute drspotism.
Now, suppose YOU had been ind.c,-
ed for this ; how could yon have cs'
capped the condemnation of the Law
know your excuses, and | can nn'
derstand your claim to mrrcy-bu'
what legal defense could you have
made consistent with yoar Argument
and the decision Of the cour, i'll thc
Milligan case?
| cannot describe to YOU how TN
pleasant is the sensation produced hy
your professions Of desire for peace
Why do you not give us peace il You
are willing that we shall have 1t
Yon have but to cease hostilities an
the general tranquility will he re.tor
ed. To maintain your p!undcrcrS II
power YOU have uniformity resor'c'
to the bavonet-you have ;nadc c!vi
} war the chronic condition ofthc coun
try-whercvcr You could you have
displaced liberty, fraternity and equal
itv, aud giving nothing instead hu
infantry. artillery and cara!ry lor
: are at this moment openly engaged il
preparing your batta!lions for armc'
: intervention in the struggle oi ih'
: people against the carpet-bagEcrS.
! What makes This worse Is YOU
| closing declaration that you will TAX
, no step backward There is to b
, no repentance, no change ofpoIicy, AM
; consequently no peaceful or homes
t government. Onward you say /
t TIE word. Olward-to what ( /
| more war, more plruder, more og
pression, more universal bankruptcy
: heavier taxes, and still worse fraud
D on the public treasury
| J. s BLACK.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-10-07
Speech of Jas. II. Preston.

We publish by request the follow
ing speech, delivered by Mr.. j. Il.
Preston, to a mass meeting OF the
citizens of the ith ward Of this parish
held at Alto Sept. %, 1876:
Friends and Citizens-When look
ing backward in the dim vista of the
past, We recall to memory the days
Of 1863 and ga when the gallant,
manly sons of Louisiana were noblv
struggling to achieve their conntry's
liberty by the red-baptism of the battle
ield-slruggling to redeem her from
the oppression of Federal power,
every manly heart in the Sunny
Southland were ready and willing TO
sacrifice their lives and fortunes in
defence of their country's rights and
liberties. Are you to-day as willing
to do your duty?
Citizens Of Richland Parish, must
we tamely submit to our oppresSors !
If standing on the highest dome within
I the State, and my voice could be
heard from one end of the land to Tie
other, melhinks | could hear one
deafening answer saying. No, never
more we have stood ii long enough
we can stand it no longer.
/ l. there no hand nn high To- ~airld the brave
Although destruction sweets these lovely
plains,
Rise feliowmcn, our country yet remains!
By tha, dread name we wave th' swoF'
On high
And swear for her to tive! with her to die
Or must we forever bend our neck
beneath the yoke of tyranny, taxation
aud oppression? Shall the sunllgh
of liberty never dawn on our stricken
country? Yes yes there is bala
for Louisiana if her sons, both whit
and black, will but do their duty, e
to the polls and cast their votes oi
the side of honesty, reform and goo'
government
Nv colorcd friends, your Radica
leaders tell YOU that we are not vou
friends. Let US consider and SEE
After the war, the days Of 1860 an
'G6, when the whole Of this believe
land aud country was overshadowe
with gloomy pail Of darkness an
| desolalion our industries PROSTATE
our people without capital ani on II
). verge Of ruin, with hungry horde
y vampires ready to prey on cur cou
; try. Yet we nobly accepted the ISSl
; and results of the war. and raliii,
a the abli,ion of slavery, and hare sin
u abided By and supported the amen
g ments to the Constitution which ma
u al! men in these United States
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-10-07

Van old physIcia'r, retired from active prac-
tee, having had placed in his hands 10y an
East India Missionary the formula of a simple
Vegetable Remedy for the speedy and per,
manent Cure of Consumption, Brochtis. Ca
tarrh, Asthma, and all Throa, and Lung Alice
tions, also Positive and Radical Cure for
Nervous Debility aud all Nervous Coni laim's,
afier having thoroughly tested lis wonderful
curative powers in thousands of cases. feels
il his duty to make it known TO his suffering
fellows. Actuated by this motive, and a
conscientious desire to relieve human suffer
ing, he will send free Of chdrgO 10 all who
desire it, this recipe. with fall directions for
preparing and successfully using. Sent by
return mail by addressing with stamp. naming
this paper, DIR. L. W. II ~ tHS.
Monroe Block. Syracuse, y. \.
Marpl, - lSS6-IV
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-10-07
Joint Discussion.

G.. =. Wheeler, Republican candl-'
date and Hugh Il. Lucas, Democratic
candidate for Senator, will address the
people Of the lIth Senatorial District.
at the following places, to-wit:
Delta, Monday, October ,, Ta'lulah,.
Tuesday, October ,, Mi!i!kcn's Bend.
"Wednesday, October 4, Goodrich =
Landing. Thursday, October >, Lake
Providence, Saturday, Oc'oi er q,
Floyd, Monday, Oc'ober ., Oak Ridge,
Wednesday, October, IL, BaS'rop,
Friday, October Is, EayviiIe, Monday.
October Is, Delhi, Tuesday, October
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-10-07
LAND FOR SALE.

UNbe plantation within four or five miles o
Dsihi. known as the Ninsun Place, OF
L. Bayou. Ii contains about 300 acres, ont
,,,,ndred acres belted, abou, so acres can b'
put in cultivation with little WORK, nn'
cypress brake (the best on the bayou. fr'c'
SllOO cash. ~cu,y
Apply to WILEY P. MAN"HhM,
F.b o7. ls75.-f Rayyillc, La.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-10-07

The late Major Hunter, who, when
Young had charge Of the Island OF st.
Helena, stated that the most marked
peculiarity in Napoleon's appearance
was tigh,ncos Of kin over ihe face, and
especially the forehead, producing the
effect Of sta,uary. This ne had only
observed in one other person III the
course of his life.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-10-07
nAN'S AGCE TONIC
CIV FN A w A Y

To all persons who have chills aud fail 10 be
cured. Ii i not often during these hard times
that we ever hear of anything being gwen
way, but in the present case We have an
article that will bear the closest scrutiny, and
Scvcrest ties, III cveiy sense of the w"rI, and
feel determined to place il before the pubic
in such a manner that there cannot he a
"douhling Thomas
To all who may be afflicted with any form
of agur, or chiI!s and fever, We make the
proposition
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-10-07

to Office; aH3, tr.IoW.cltiLrnS, We
-haa& 40, ,.cr; mrn t. ".lirc WAC
lave np utnr" interest in it but the
spp;.S thcrcof. /. any a-pirant for
".Ii"r wiii:n tie gi,t 81 lii" people has
a bad record voi" him down; they
vino have s,u'rn T." ,cup,"'> money
vote Ih,;n down. ihc rr"p!r canr"t
afford I'D rua aIy ri-a~ dy riec,inr
bad ,ncH So nl',rr. On tie oiucr hand,
~ haze u.,I "I.u"->, u who have
,.aryn themselves ahay" corruption.
.i..v,t, a.a a.I'.f. agy needed ToW
We ma-l nave -,ra mcn if "" ever
rEy.c. - have uur state governments
drought back a. lis original state 4
ccu.oaty u.d ,iupi,cj.y. When n:cm
of Hpar~tY aai ability are n.acrd ~
oiicr r:u,pcrIIN r"a"r AID harmony
viii prevail! a"cUr al clasS"~ ~ Ga'
nrN r.I-goSrgLci >ia'c. - n"W,
come with IL, No;" with H.. i1:l
ha@r- W.,h u II this great struggle
H.: .,iuru, AMI rJu VIII see ihat We
are your tfIcti~.
some 81 YOU, ,nr Co,orcd friends;
@ccm - hc n G.'cma, nnd your
G.inj> "re "avc''nG Gr-t coward enc
Parry "Ta! thea The otAcr. bat, my
dear t..rn,+, yen 'aoHat possibly be
a. both s.d,S. I".> = " >lr"gGlc "c-
tween The honest "'rn ""d tie lhir'cS
art ~co"ndr'!N who are r"bu.n= ami
p!HHI nin" u Gath a.'E'. NoW
trust Il t'I Nr2' YOU ".i H"' sup
port lhcm, but Va. come WIN - &nt
bel uN rtecGc our cohhoh country.
iirn, again, HE present part! nav"
u-urp,d Military power ana nave S'h'
troops IA times "i r'"i'"Hd peace /"
uphold E'n:prt @! t"' people
rights IN Office, ""h 10 clrIt 'he repre-
,rn'ativcS OF the hr".i.e ''om The leg
i~!aiIH" ha'l oi The state. Now, my
dear irirnlS, the;e Is pom; h'y"Ad
"hich cnGurancr t"a>eS i" be vir'uc'
ana TIE people WI! h'' S'ahu 'h'F
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-10-07
w HO We II I:L L S

This i surely fair proposition, yet strange
TO say. none have been returned 'ons. Drug
gisr~ and merchants say /; gives more com
pleie satisfaction. and sells more readily than
any chill remedy Vhry ever sold
E..y" Sold by Druggists aud Merchants gen
orally y, 81 per bot,Ie July /. !SIG-u.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-10-07
. sEs .

Mrs. Potter refused to lc; the Old
man go down to tue sugar sheds on
account Of the las-ics there. She was
still more shocked when he said they
were all bungcd up, having bad head
pUt on thcm.-BWic'iH.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-10-07
s. w. SMITH,.
R4RBER G HAIR DRESSER,

"AS osed into his new shop on LonIse
street me door north Of W. l.. Jones
store, 2ayvile, and provided with all kinds o
perfnmes, cosmetics and hair dyes necessary
for the satisfactory execution of all work III
his line. and respectfully soliciis the pa
,ronage of the public. He can shave, dye
shampoo, and trim a gentleman up IN any
style; and also keeps fancy toilet articles
on hand to az commodate the ladies'.
June 3. 1S75-tf.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-10-07

Onc Of the most a-gravatiug sights
to u Young man is to see Is Icvy OF
pretty girls pc,ling and kissing small
haby.-EulEetia.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-10-07
RESIDENCE IN DELHI
FOR SALE CHEAP!

DOR CASH next November, good resi-
Deuce and lot Of ground one hundred
and fifty feet square, in the town oi Delhi
La, can be purchased very cheap Posses,
s.o,, given January lst, 1877. This is one OF
the most desirable situations in the town, ana
lille good. will also sell the material used
in printing the Delhi Chronicle-a complete
ou,tit for country newspaper oilice-tor tess
linn cost. Purchaser of residence to collect
ran, ON the same from time of purchase.
Address or apply to
THOS. J. MANGHAM,
I ,s76-;r Rayville. La
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-10-07
TO ALL p e r S 0 N s

To cure you with one bottle of Days A@ue
Tonic. II never produces partial deafness.
dimncss Of vision, buzzing or roaring IA the
head. or any Of those unpleasant symptoms
that follow the use Of Quniur. aud Tie cures
are prompt, -hrctual aud permanent.
Procure from any druggist or merchant one
bottle of Days Aguc Tonic, u~e il ~ directed.
md if it fails return the empty bottle, and
the money will be refunded To all
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-10-07

AdNCrtiscrornts tn7Tr;ra NJ HE rate "i $40 per
lsgar for the fret Insertion and = r"!t- for each
I -uus,q qEcut one. Tea liIrs or lcss Constitute
square.
:s- Professional Cards. 5000 Per u um; far
| six months, sI2.JJ III a,i.aHcc.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-10-07
w. Il. PHIPPS,
Land rveyOr,

DELHI, LA.
ItuARGES FOR WORK, SO per day and
} board Parties in Richand and adJoin-
ing parishes will receive prompt attention by
ADDRESSING him through Editor OF BEACON.
References: H. w. Drake. Waterproof and
RcvB L. Alexander, Delhi, La.
Rayvlle, La, April 10, lS76.-3m.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-10-07
DEATTY'S CELEBRATED
GOLDEN TON Z f

ParlOr Organs are highly recommend
ed bv prof q. II. Hunger, Rev. 4. VI Jelly,
Baltimore, Md; Prof John B. Rowland, Kew
s Domer, Washington, ID. C.; &. ). Dy>art'
Bloo,nfieId, Iowa; &. w Robinson, Prot.
Johnston, Philadelphia. aud thousands OF 9th
.rs as the best in use. Send stamp for extend
ed list of testimony before buying parIor
ory,n. Agents wanted everywhere. Adj
dress. DANIEL +. BEATTY, Washington
n
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-10-07
Rayville, La
LITTLE FARM FOR SALE,
FOR SALE,

va ACRES of good land, in five mules o,
NM Basuop, Morehouse Parish. situated
c., Swamp: 100 acres in cultivation !;
entirely above the overflow OF lo'i .aI'ar,,ooJ a
CooI sch,oI and church in the neishbor,oo'
D.. O. ooo. one quarter cash, the balance
in three equal annual payments. ,., ,h;s
.a:an May 20, lS'0-u.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-10-07

\ French physician thinks Plus IN.
vii! live ten years longer.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-10-07

y, ToR sALE-A BARoUChk, ,,';,h om Urmm ,orrns
top doubre seated buggy ~'n 'o"a .h
- and shafts. Will be sold Gl'rsp rsppT 'p' "r
sleo. Apply 10 b Il W. Moh Il hH M,TGU,M
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1876-10-07
.ONSVJNPTION CUREfD!

Oct. lG. lSTj.-1v. lie:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-07-11
Curious story About spectacIes.

A boy named David 4innett, says the Jo-
1iet (In.) San, some days since ploughed up
an old pair OF gold-rimmed spectacles on the
farm OF William Frouser, near Plainfeld, in
this county. That, OF itself, was matter OF
little note; but on examination there was
found to be engraved on one OF the golden
bows the inscription; "To, Rev. James
Sowden, 1S4S;" on the other bow the
words: g From Mrs. Jane G. Washin gton,
Mt. Vernon The Rev. James Sowden was
a Methodist minister native Of Virginia,
and came to this county at an early day
from the vicinity OF Mount Vernon. He
was neighbor and friend OF the Washing
ton family, and these spectaclcs We're given
him by Jane G. Washington. q niece Of the
Father OF His Country. Mr.. Sowden has
been dead 4 number OF years. The field
where the spectacles were plotghed up was
part OF the old Sowden farm. A son Of
Mr.. Sowden, who lives in the neighborhood,
hearing OF the matter, went to the young
man AnRett and asked to see the "relic."
Upon looking moment ut the long-lost ar
ticle he remarked that they belonged to his
father, and put them in his pocket. The boy
objected to such q summary disposition Of
the treasure, and, through his next friend,
replevined the "goods." The glasses We're
found in metal case, which was badly
rusted, but the spectacle-frame, being gold,
is well-preserved, and the double-conveX
glasses are as good as ever. The bows are
fiat and heavy and the bands or rims around
the glasses are also heavy and have pecu-
liar tinge. The intrinsic value is not more
than Sl2 or SIS, but the historical and fam
lily associations are supposed to add pecu-
liar value to the descendants Of Mr.. Sowden.
They are now in possession Of Constable
Amend, OF this city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-07-11

The HoG-BOUNCER.-[From the Scientific
A,nerican.}-Thc above is the name of a
simple device invented by the cattle-yard
men at West Albany, New York, to induce
hogs to move from the cars in which they
are transported into the yard. Pigs, as a
rule, are not Of accommodating dispositions;
and when it comes to prevailing upon car
load OF them to move along upon narrow
gangway, the first ones that start upon the
plank are apt to decline to proceed further,
and so block the egress of the rest. This
necessitates an astonishing amount OF pa
thence and beating, besides unlimited
strong language, and, OF course, often
delays cattle train for some time.
The new invention for persuading
the animal to pass on. is the hog
gangway plank to firm support; then
under the other end two double car-springs
are placed. A powerful lever and spring
catch complete the device. Before the Cur
door is opened the platform is carried down
so as to compress the springs by the lever,
and the catch is hooked. The hogs are then
allowed to pass along the platform, and, 50
long as they move along properly, the plank
is undisturbed; but Us soon as crowd con-
gregates and yociierously objects to going
further the catch Is sprung. One end OF the
platform flies about three feet upward, and
the result l. shower Of living porkers shot
over the heads and upon the soft bodies of
the grove. They are seldom injured, but
vastly astonished; and it is needless to add
that the blockade Is ut once dispelled.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-07-11
by W. Goddin, ss.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF Fl ANDSOME
i COTTAGE REsIDENGE, WITH Is SE 3EN,
NfNGSyILLE. ON THE RICHMOND, FREDE-
RICksBURG AMP PoT9M1ASC RRIAAtI1Hhd MR.,
trustee in certain deed bearing date 25th July,
1873 made by W. Edward Wilson, rse &c fG Tea lily
County Court shall, In execution thereof, and for
The purpose Of paying the unpaid purchass;IInopsy'
sell ut public auction, on the premises on ~
BEAUTIFUL CoTTaGE REsiDENCEl located as above,
including SEVEN ACRES lmore or less 0F ta a;Sbt
rooms, together with the usual out-bnildings, ana
shaded by handsome trees. The land Is admirably
ADMITTED for gardening trucking, and has fine irult
trees now In full bearing. For gentleman DONG
business In Richmond this place presents peculiar
attractions the pass In 200 yards OF the ooor
seven or eight times day.
Although The deed requires cash sale as to about
Al 200 vet am authorized by the beneficiary 70 say
that. on puyment Of one fourth Of the purchase
money very liberal terms will be given rs to the resi-
due. hObEnI d. - ~
~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-07-11
BY Wellington Goddin, j.
Real Estate Agent and AEttioneer-
corner OF Eleventh and Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TEN
" SMALL WOODEN AND ONE LARGE Bkl On
TENEMENT ON SECOND, ST. JAMES, ANDg
JACKSON STREETS.-As commissioner appolltcni
Inv n decree OF the Chancery Court OF tne CITY Oh Oh
Richmond, entered OH the oath OF June: 1870, IN
the case of Scal trustee, against Tyler, &C. snai
sell 1T auction, the premises In the order aaSer
tised ON MONDAY the 10th of July, 1876; com
mencing MT S O'Clock p. NJ, the following REAL
ESTATE belonging to the widow and heirs Oh the
late George w. 81. Tylcr-yiz.: ,o.,oor
1st. ALOT ON the west side OF second Getwee en
jackson and Duval streets, 3Ox13O fect, WIN 1 W.
OLD FRAMED TENEMENTS thereon.
I'd a LOT on the cast side OF Second DetWeen Dn-
val and Baker streets 40X127 feet to an aey, WIN
TWO GOOD FRAMED TENEMENTS thereon.
al A LOT at the southwest corner OF 81: James
and Charity streets. 2Sx125 feet, withTW y SMALL
FRAMED TENEMENTS thereon.
4tb A LOT on the south side OF jackson Detween
Adams and ct. Peters streets, ZSSloU leet, Will
small FRAMED TENEMENT thereon.
eth. A LOT adjoining the above, ll4Il5O IeeI,
having thereon TWO VERY NEAT AND COM
F0RTA BL E FRAMED TENEMENTSa and the large
BRICK DWELLING now occupied by Dir. Perrin.
For persons Of limited means wishing 10 secure q
comfortable home the foregoing real estate presents
: TERMS: One third cash; balance at SIX and twelve
months for negotiable notes. interest added ana tte
retained until all Of the purchase-money fully pala
anu u CONVEY Ah'e VI "'.'' JOHN p. YOUNG,
Special Commissioner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-07-11

by Richardson & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Ancfioneers,
M 111a Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF YALU.
NJ7ABI,E REAL ESTATE IN THE CITY 1 "
RICHMOND AND COUNTY OF HENRICO B1
AIICTIOE-By virtue of q decree OF me Cnanceessff
Court OF tie city Of Richmond entered on .s Lyt c
!day OF June, 1875, In the suit OF walker ana VIE
Beaze &c. we the 1 ne1 Sy penction on
the premises, nnencing and con tinning II tne o.
der'fn which IL i herein named on MOMIAAI tns
oath instant, at 5h O'Clock T. NJ, THEE ;nl1Ts
ABLE TwO-STORY FRAMED TENEMEMtass:
with four rooms; Kitchens and other 81
Gatha y Inc street corner OF Smith street.
a BRICK HOUSE and LOT, No. AZ DuyM
street, near ST. Peters street. on -,
SHALL rRAE b Rws sna Fourth asa On
An UNDIVIDED MOIETY OF a LOT Ot LAM
IN Seventeenth street corner OF Byrne street. ,m
ONE HUNDRED A ND SEpENI 4 -ElE1LIfA
FEET OF LAND. with small FRAME DM NJ Eli IL
ING thereon, on williamsburg avenue near LUG a''-
And on TUESDAY the 25th instant, At II o'cos loci
NJ, n TRACT OF EIGHT ACRES OF LAM ne.lr
Hungary Station the Richmond frenefiehsuuas
and POTOMAC railroad hnd e pSITSk s"i FARM
called HhYwoOD" about two miles north q Of the
city of Richmond ON the new North road, adJolnng
the lands Of Thomas Bruton ana otnerS Gont1u
ing TIIIRTY-THREE ACRES OF u, iMP pTIlnI =
LAND, with COMFORTABLE o rKAME "" ILL
Aiso. n TRACE OF THIRTY ACRES OF HIGH
LY-IMPROVED LAND adjoining the above
TERMS: One fourth cash balance az SIX, tWeSe,
and eighteen months negotiable notes given for tine
deferred payments, with lnteresn aeu; a MIA and
conveyance ordered by the court As to the country
property longer time may be given II desired py thc
purchasers A sYEX 81 DEL Q. HoLLADAY,
SpeGias Sonnn's''J iv II
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-07-11
RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD

RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG kAiLnoAp{
NOMMENCrNG JUNE 4th, 1876, trains
" on this road WIN run follows:
LEAVE nICIIMoNDssoUTH. c,,.
$40 A. ~, THROUGH NAIL daily lefeepts ST
and aa1 west S sleepins.ear attached runs
100 p. H.. THR1uGH MAIL daily, connecdns
for all points Soath aud West P1S
ssngers taking this train will mSs:
close connection at PelersbeE ~ ~
Norfolk, and at Norfolk with sp'epnu .,i.
Bay-llnc steamers for Baltimore, wv WV
adelphia, and New York. Fare IS
$40 P. NJ, FRElGAT daily Except sanda!i vi"
coach attached.
7:so A. NJ, fREIGHT TAIN d,liy Except Sun
.11a4A A. NJ. THRUuGH Mali. daily, connecting
with Richmond, Fredericksburg 80 80
Potomac railroad for all points IA'
7:ss p. M. THROUGH NAH. daily texseps SUE SUE
Frsdericksbury and Potomac raiiroa .r
for alI po!nts Esss and West. PaliinsAs
sise1ar attael,ed, running taro1 ~.
10 Baltimore. Also making ciose mia S
nection with the ChesapeaSe s anu o .ni
railrosd for The yirSgtn ac. Sp'iAe
ri. ..,o NJ p,ra;n rom Richmond, and the ?:Ss
r. d.. train from Petersburg, VIII st2p ~ M
This 10 the only line with double da! W, tns,,.u
close connections for Charleston, Coia,hoas' Aug
Savannah, and the South. ,,..su,opd Al
LEO ?. H. MONDAYS, WEDNESDAY D aa9 : -
ALI TRAINS leaving Petersburg Will start i''A'
me e 4spp0aaa''oA os'A a. SHAW. supsrin.snata.: