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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-19

Ozasna Of many years standing. Thit
thorough course Of medication consti.
tutes the emily scientific, rational, safe
and successful manner of treating this
odious disease that has ever been offer.
ed to the afflicted. So successful has
it proven that the proprietor has long
offered q standing reward of$500 for
o case OF Catarrh which he can not
cure. -..s,SSSS,s II Z. -
,-.-r ,- ISDIsPUTABLB KYIpRNeB.
Thomas ]. Bishop, Of south. Brook
lyn, N. Y, writes that his wife had
suffered since child with Catarrh un-
til it had resulted in what eminent
physicians pronounced Consumption !;
that she had used DR.. Sage's Catarrh
Remedy with Dr.. Pierce's Golden Med
ical Discovery, and they have worked
wonders with her case.
STEALING OUR THUNDER.
People should beware OF those impos.
tors who not only try to initiate DR..
Pierce's Family Medicines but also
copy his original style of advertising
by offering various sized rewards for
cases of Catarrh and other diseases
which they can no. cure. Those who
do not possess sufficient intelligence to
enable them to write original adver-
tisements of their own, but have to
steal those Of others, are not likely to
have made great and valuable discov.
cries in Medicine. Look out for them:
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Chicago Market.
CHICAGO, December Is

CHICAGO, December Is.
WHEAT-Moderately active and
stronger No. 2 spring sold at 81 l4@
| Is cash; l Is seller December; closing
at | ISL seller January; lS4 seller
February.
FLOUR-In moderate demand.
CORN-Fairly active and stronger
at 52ac cash seller January; safe sell
Ter February; closing at 52sc seller
January.
OATS-Quie,; No. 2 sold at 3SBc
cash; oslo seller January; 39c seller
February.
RYE-At 75!c for No. 2.
BARLEY-Dull; No. 2 81 O3; No. l
| 05.
PROVISIONS-Mess pork excited
and higher; $l4 25 cash; II 81 seller
February; Is 20 seller March; closing
strong.
LARD-At ST cash.
BEEF CATrLE--In fair demand
with firmer sales 81 1896 90 for COM
mon butchers to extra choice shipping
beeves.
HOGS-Dull at 81 80 for common to
extra, but chic fly at 4 80.
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Cincinnati Market.
C1ycISStTI. December IS.

CINCINNATI, December Is.
COTTON-Dull; middlings l53c.
FLOUR-Firm; family ST 0O@7 .25
fancy ! SOFAS 90. Rye flour 100
5 26. Buckwheat nourS OO@S 30.
WHEAT-Firm and full prices; red
81 4S@l so. -
CORN-Quiet and steady; old red %
660c; new ear 53c. r.
OATS-Quiet and unchanged at AZ
@5Oc. oooo
RYE-Weak; No. 2, 909e5c.
HAY-Sl7@lS. =,
PROVISIONS-Quiet aud nominal
mess pork held SIS 00@l5 %; green
meats quiet; shoulders 5t@5ic; clear
rib sides 6t@64c; bulk meats quiet with
no change in prices; clear rib sides I2c
seller March; no bacon, shoulders OF
clear rib sides in the market.
LARD-Unchanged.
WHISKY-Firm at csc for iron
bound.
HOGs-Quiet at 81 SO@5 90.
CATTLE-Dull and lower on COM
mon grades.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

,>v VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
Il made by Patrick Burke and Mary
Ike his vile, TO me, dated October 18th,
- and OF record in the Clerks Office OF
49, comfy COur. for Ohio county, West
y5 in deed OF trust book No. 4, page 200,
r"'ofer for sale at public auction, at the
.-"~f door Of the Court House OF Ohio coun-
,r West Virginia, on SATURDAY, the Goth
f,r OF December, 1873, beginning at 10
--',',rk a. M the following property, that
go saw, the north Third OF Lot No. lC2
Trsn'Ins 4 Eoff addition, being - feet on
- sI.ev in the rear of said lot, and run
49, same width 30 feet towards Market
..I.S,. and being the same in which Mr..
2sraS Durkin conducts the grocery bust
rs, on the west side Of Market street, at
new Market House in the Fifth ward.
rrs lille is believed 10 be questionable,
IN. selling as trustee shall only convey
s-.H lille as is vested in me by said deed of
,'.,r. Terms made known on day of sale.
THOMAS, O'BRIEN,
,5vl--I trustee.
rEPv request the above sale will not
IKE racei until SATURDAY., December
'-.T ia +. O'BRIEN,
Iii Trustee.
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE. -
That desirable residence, No. 81,
rsr,-e street. which l now occupy, Is Tor
49, ON fair terms. Persons wishing 10 Sc
c,.s, pleasant House, in 5ood location,
s,s-f5rested 10 call and see the premises.
-, II. p. NORRIS.
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FOR SALE.
c.,uable Coal Property For
Saf9.

.,rrCE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
y inc I'm nart0 that portion of coal now
whole rS,n,ssession, amounting to about lbs
IN MS iFpcated along the Ohio river about
seTe: md OF mile north OF the city limits,
Onee ,In with one acre Of surface at the en-
toge.a On the side nearest the river, and
trlnCe, cres OF surface around the other en-
% OF Fulton fan, ,n The vein ta Of aes coal al
WI. W" and could be conveniently shipped
dep of the county road, or by the p.
BY I.E X. X, as the entrance on the river
WIS W. no, not 2OOieet from either.
s.5s - above will be sold on reasonable
IL or exchanged for good town prop
I'ty.,b WALTER MARSHALL.
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20 r 8 ALE .

,.O ACRES OF FIRST CLASS SHORT
~ Creek Land; all under cultivation ;
Slyrn miles from Wheeling; underlaid with
w. ". HOGE & BRO,
augSO Bailey's Block, Market st.
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DOR RENT.

DOR RENT. -
The store Room and dwelling at
4,hsd, No. 1905 Main street, directly oppo.
,..s the Grant House, and now in the &C.
csuuCy OF Mr.. q. Smith. The store room
atsa plate glass front, and Is esteemed
amongst the hest retail business stands in
ne city. The dwelling is roomy, has gas
throughout, and large yard in its rear.
p5S>oSsion April LIST. Apply to
VIM. PAXTON,
!eclT-a 1917 Chapline street.
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baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, Dec. TO.
FLOUR-Firm; Howard street gu
nsrfine 81 75@6 co. do extra 6 500
I 90; family I 5000 90; city mills SUI
perfine 4 75@6 90; do extra 7 OO9s 5e;
do family 8 75@l0 co. wester superfine
4 75@6 90; do extra 6 5O97 90 do
family 7 256S Is.
PROVISIONS-Quiet, easy and un-
changed.
BUTTER-Strong and active; good
to choice rolls and tubs 25@5Oc.
WHISKY-Firm and active al
81 c..
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Money Market.

NEW OKkl UcCemDer 10.
Dullness was the great feature in
financial circles to-day. Money easy
and call loans ranged from At to 5 per
cent, gold interest, closing at 6 per
cent Foreign exchange closed dull but
firm at l0S59l09 for 60 days and l094
for sight. Gold closed at llls, the low
est point OF the day; the highest price
was ll25. Governments closed steady.
Currency bonds ll33@l133.
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Cob SALE.

FARM CONTAINING JNE HUN
\ I,sd and three acres. ] will sell IL In
one o divide 1t In lots %ss Of four Or TT, i've
scLgI' IN Ohio county for market gardening.
iLiA'tnn~sied within one mile OF the city OF
NTraSTniSeone- fourth cash; balance In one,
-iS and three years. For further particu-
wv wv enquire Of the subscriber.
.a's GEO. ROBERTS,
IS Main street.
T. OBRIEN,
Real Est y te Agent.
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s.,o,,,sc and Safe Treatment.

When applied with Dr.. Pierce,s Nasai
Dncbe and accompanied with DR.,
Pierces Golden Medical Discovery as
a.oest;tntionsl treatment, Dr. Sages
Catarrh Remedy produces perfect cures
NJ the worst cases Of Catarrh and
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Fish.
TObaCcOs,

TObaCcOss
o. DRUMS CELEBRATED "JUBILE
L0Tw!st ~
50 caddies "Finzer Brothers Nsvies,
81 Monitor Navy,
butts
% Bright twist and pounds,
ra2S N. REILLY.
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Administrators Notice,

rUHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING OBJ
| Tanned letters OF administration up
IN the estate OF DR.. H. J. Wiesel, deceasedi
.yreDy notifies all persons indebted to saia
e,,ale, for medical attendance ana othS q.
VIE, to make payments to me, at 81.
-'>eph's Academy, and those HaSinS
lied. 10 Thomas O' BrIen, Real Estate Agent,
within thirty days from this date. uo,,
The late residence Of DR.. Wiesei Is lor ssIe'
5or time, terms, &C., see Thos; O,Brien'
MARY L. WIkSEI,
Administrative of DR.. II. J. Wiesel, acc u
Oh -. JOSeph's Convent. noNl1t
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L'JR SALE.

CyR SALE. -
Twill, sell my valuable property on
,..corLer OF Jacob and sixteenth streets,
.t,r wheeling, comprising Houses Nos. 50,
-..s. l0l, and IO3 sixteenth street. Any
r-r,ou wishing to purchase the said pro-
r'y will call on the undersigned, who
Vs.. make known terms, &C.
ttc,e.I VIM. JURGRNS,
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Arrivals and Departures OF Mails.
Travellers Register.


ARRIVAL or TRAINS.
BSO. K. r ...lll:2O am 5:e5 pm. Il 1880 pm.
Tcntral Ohio Div $50 am. l0:40 I'm. 1:20 pm.
CjeycTd q Pitts. lil:O5 am. 6:07 pm. 9:l0 pm.
iIenpleid r. R.. $40 am. ..........l 6:4O pm:
DEPARTURE or TRAINS.
RAO,RR.....I 6:25 a M 1858 AMI $40 pm.
Tsniral Ohio Div 700 4. m. 9:46 am, $40 pm.
tieyeTd d Pits; Cos ans it:t0 An ESQ pm.
IIsmpaeld r. II. 1855 Am .:::.::::l 3:l0 ON:
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TBEAIINe THE WRONG. DISElSE.

Many times women call upon their
family physicians, one with dispepdA, an:
other with palpitation, another with
trouble Of the breast, another with pain
here and there, and in this way they all
piesentalike to themselves and their easy.
going and Indifferent doctofs,7 separate
and distinct, diseases, for which he pre-
scribes his pills and polionsi assuming
them to be such, when In reality they are
all symptoms caused by some uterine dis.
order; and while they are thus only able
perhaps 10 palate for q time, they are ig7
norant OF the cause, and encourage their
practice until large bills are'made, when
the suffering patients are no better inltlie
end, but probably worse for the delay,
treatment, and other complications made,
and which a'propef medicine directed TO
the cause would have entirely removed,
thereby instituting health and comfort 10.
stead Of prolonged misery.i01d g3olE gG
+ From Miss LORNA Z. ST. CLAIR, Shade,
Athens Co.. o., Oct. 14th, 1872: ,h.la. N
"Dr. r. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y Your
FaVorite Prescription 10 working almost
like o miracle on me. am better already
Etoa Ella i. scASER, zsassyyiilI!ee, Iad.]
Aug. 8, 1873: = al t.'o 1A' 1. s.UAS
abr. Prlce-I received the medicine you
sent me and began rsing It Immediately.
As d result Of, the treatment ] feel better
than have for three years. ps9Dl'' -''
From JOHN K. HAMLlN, sOdell, H.,
March 10, 1868: '-'''-----
"Dr! Pierce The Fayorite Prescription
has done me good, which Iamyer thanks
tullor" RsE mu- L-t,u'1eodHswiEW 1
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ALL people would undoubtedly prefer nne
head OF hair grown upon thelr own heads, 70 DO;
Log bald, or wearing false hair, and X has been
the Btudyof many or our learned men 10 ind .
remedy TO restore tho hair wheitt has fallen ont.
and renew It's color after II has become gra5.
Such remedy has been found and 10 now Of.
fered to the world under the name Of Halls
Vegetable Sieilian Hair Remover; and, 10 verify
this statement, read the following Fllf
This 10 to certify that was very bald TN fat,
my head was perfectly smooth; and Il 10 com
mon In my family to grow bald early In liie I
have now used -four, bottles Of Halls Vegetable
sicilian Hair Reviewer; aud The hair has grown
cut an over my head, and 10 now q natural
brown. LaJsLsD IBARTLRY CoNLON. Ii
surIo, JENNINGS Co. INp-t ''!ts 1s1 Igj
May %, 1865, |.,.,.t,,.. chen,
Personally appeared before me BARLEY Conlon,
and upon oath, says The above statement 10 true.
: d&w Gaug M G.BUrLER, Notary Public! Il
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As the virtues Of medicines can only be aacer.
cd that many OF the Drugs still prescribed ~
some physieiars shonld retain place In our Ma
teria Medica. As an Instance 81 this, that vtlo
drug, BAlsAm Copabih, Turntables an example,
About the year 1890. the spaniards Y the leland
OF San Domingo having become AFFLICTED with
certain complaints, thought, according TO tic
prevailing notion ut that lime, that the remedy
might be found where the dlSeaso originated,
Under this impression, Balbam oopAbia eame
more Injury, for Il not only changes tho nature
OF the disease 10 amote dreadful state than tho
original. bat 1t ruins the tone, OF the stomaeh
end'brings on Dyspepsia In It's 'wortt iorms. TO
avoid this drug and To efeet9 tho .BAMARI.
withitf the Teach of all Only ten pills % BE-
taken, and will cure every time In from two TO
Tour days. Male packages. 81; female, %; "a ,.ay =,
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Another Article OF Common House.
hold Use Superseded.

( Associated with the earlier recollections
Of q great many men and women Is the
memory Of tho Bath brick andc emery
stone whefewilh the. knives and forks,
and pans and Kettles, and other kitchen
Gfticlea were at stated times secured
up." That primitive mode prevails to.
day In thousands Of families who have
never used ;Sapolio. But once let 6apollo
IS used for this purpose and that houD4
wife never wants Bath brick or emery
stone any more. nsspolio not only scpufs
sd an rust and tafnlsh, Il brightenS, be.
stows q polish as brilliant % new, and
does II in ona tenth the time required by
my Other substance. Sold everywhere.
Housekeepera trY 1t. s2'' eod&Rq
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rhe Cook.room of the BODY.

The food that has been cooked In tho kitchen
must be re,cooked IN, the stomach hefore Il can
be applied 10 tho .nourishment Of the body. Al
q means Of illtating this aeeond coolang, In
II performed, Hostetter's stomach Bltters 10 in.
valuable. II promotes the generation Of heat In
the living laboratory In which the crude mater
ials for building up and recruiting the human
fame arc turned into convertible ailnent.f Bot
this 10 not ALL Itaets beneaciAlly upon the cell
MAR membrane which secretes the gastric Juice,
upon the liver, which produces that natural lax.
alive, the bile, upon the vessels which receive
the dieested food, and upon the absorbentg
which connect the digestive organs with tho
channels Of circulation. II any portion Of this
complex machinery 10 out Of order the Bitters
will set It right, thus promoting vigorous dlges.
ton, healthy secretion, and tho production OF
pure, rich, Hle sustaining blood. af2.A 1'd&w
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! schenck,s Mandrake Pills.

\ These pills are composed exclusively Of
vegetable Ingredients, although they en-
.tirely supersede the use Of mercury, do
not leave any Of It's. Injurious effects.
They act directly upon the liver, and are
q valuable remedy In all cases Of derange.
,ment resulting from 8 d'sordered state Of
that organ. Liver Complaint, Bilious
Disorders, Indigestion, Sick Headache,
Typhoid Fever, &C., &C., all succumb to
the free use oil schenck's Mandrake Pills.
For sale by all Druggists and Dealers.
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pels Catholic parents to gather their chin.
dren into paroehial schools. 5ia'a
Z l9aii f215l Your friend, 1Izl4
ll.' D from iiJLs - GRRRIT SM1TH.
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I "Dr! PierceHThe Fayorite Prescription
has done me good which Iarnveff thanks
full for" vel riur. aHt'u'9 eodsswEW (
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succial Notices IS per cent additional.
AJyeTtiBements 70 occupy nxed places 70 per
cen TocsI Notices IS cents per lIne-6at no oea!
,nTes ieil b. inItrtEd for les Tan ONE DOLLAR;
,! Ell houses, must DO paid for In advance.
All Nils due on the hfst appearance OF the
advertisement .,- ...s..uA .,..
teily. .,. Ill ho .o,HroA IN th.I,
legitimate business, and al adyertsemepu pot
connected with Y yil ee eAraseodte' y pnfteg'
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1RrTER FROM WnEELING. !
Tho Panlc.. RI oval OF the Capital
s.PTIhtlng Frauds.- Editorial Per-
steabcnylllo Herald and Newsl

Correspondent stcubcnyille Herald and Newsl
Xxx ',5- WHEELING, W. VA Dec. 49,
One might suppose that city Of the
proportions of Wheeling would iurnish
abundant excitable material Tor q senSa-
ton correspondence. But the fact Is,
Wheeling, even In these panicky times,
pursues the aeyen tenor OF her way" not
givea. TO cratic flights of prosperity, and
then deep down In the valley of,financial
embarrassment, like some other towns we
might name. II speaks well Tor the solid
money foundation Of this place to say,
that to all outward appearances, the dis.
tress which has affected other cities, and
particularly manufacturing places, has
not been visible here. Not q bank has
suspended, not q mill has stopped OF re-
duced working hours or wages, or mum:
Der Of employees. Money has been, and
Is yet, eight" but our business men work
on actual capital, not credit. We ven
tpre'to say there Is not o city Of tho man.
uiacturiDg importance Of Wheeling that
can show, IN the light Of recent events, q,
better record for solid, buslness prosperity.
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-03-29
LOCAL MATTERS.

For general information we pub- fish the following letter frem our indefatigable delegate in Con- Eress, Hon. R. c. Mccormick, to H. Fitzgerald, Esq, postmaster at this place, relative to change in the post-office address, in con- formity to the name of the town "Yuma:"
 WASHINGTON, D. C..
 March 10, 1873.
 DEAR SIR:
 When I heard that the Legisla- ture had changed the name of Arizona City to "Yuma," l ap- piled to the F. o. Department for similar change in the name of the P. O. lam today, informed that, on account of it's being 8 money order office, the change cannot be made until July 1st, the end of the fiscal year, when it will be made. Yours Truly
 R. c. MCCORMICK. H. FITZGERALD, Esq.
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Commercial.

Arrived-March 18th, 6 D. ml steamer Colorado with Barge Nd 3, from Mohavs.
 CeGred-March 26th, 1Oa. mi steamer Colorado for Port Isabel with following cargo: I46 tons gd lena ore, 12 tons silver ore, 9 tou copper ore, 736 hides, and a sma| lot of assorted freight.
 Steamship New6ern arrived a the mouth Ofthe river on the 25th at 7:30 a. ID. Steamer Gilo an Barge No. 4, leave immsdiatel for this point, with passenger and light freight.
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ESCAPE AND RECAPrURE.-

ESCAPE AND RECAPTURE.--- --- About half-past g o'clock on Mon- day night last, while the District Court was in session, William Gertrude, who was confined in jail awaiting his trial upon a charge of Unlawful display of deadly weapons" made his es- cape. He was pursued and re- arrested by deputy sheriff Q. F. Townsend, and placed in his old quarters before 8 o'clock the fol- lowing morning.
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NEW TO-DAY.
NOTICE.

Amounts due Jurors and others for services at the November term 1872 of the U. s. District Court 2d Judicial District of Arizona, will be paid by the undersigned at his office in Yuma. Holders Of trans ferred claims are requested to present the same promptly.
 GEORGE TYING, -
 Dep. U. s. Marshal.
 Yuma, March 29, 1873. It
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Sentenced.

Yesterday morning, at 10o' clock, quite a number of ladies and gen. tlemen were congregated at the District Court rooms, in this city, to hear the sentences to be pro- nounced against three prisoners convicted of murder. The first to receive his sentence was Canuto Soto, for the murder of M. McCart- ney, which was that he shall be confined in the Territorial prison, at hard labor, for the term of s9 years. The County Jail of Yuma was designated as the Territorial prison wherein he shall serve his sentence. The next was Ma nuel Fernandez, the principal in the murder of M. Mccartney, against whom the Jury found a verdict of murder. His sentence was that he shall be confined in the County Jail, or some other place of safety, until the End day of May, 1878, on which day, be- tween the hours of 10 a. m., and 12 m. he shall be hanged by the neck until he is dead. The third and last was Que-cha.ca, the Yu- ma- -Mohave Indian who killed J. r. Dana, the late sheriff of thls county. Ia view of the peculiar circumstances attending the sad event of the death of MT. Dana, and of the ignorance of the con- vict, Judge Porter was inclined to be Somewhat lenient towards him, and sentenced him to be confined in the Territorial prison (Yuma county jail), at hard labor, for the term of 25 years and 3 months.
 The first and last named con- victs gave way very shortly after their fates were made known to them, particularly Canuto Soto. He looked as though he could never serve out his time. Manuel Fernandez, on the contrary, took it very coolly, and after having been removed from the Court room to his cell, he was. heard to whistle, sing and laugh as though it was all 8 joke. He even re- marked to the Sheriff: What an idea! Just imagine for a moment that I am suspended by the neck! What Q beautiful picture I'd takep'-or something to that ef- feet.
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-03-29

COME AT LAsT.-The epizootic has made its appearance in our town; several animals, horses and mules, are affected with it. In the instance of this epidemic, which has invariably proven so fatal elsewhere, the virtue of our climate IS fully sustained. IL is Of a very mild type, and with but ordinary care and attention not . single animal will tf lost
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-03-29

An exchange says a letter I'd gently received from Altar statd that the notorious murderer an| assassin, Pedro Pino, was kille| at Altar about the first of tbi month. He was drunk and maE ing terrible threats, which bal acts induced a fellow countryma| to kill him, and thereby rid Sond "a and Arizona of an outlaw. l will be remembered that he le, the gang who murdered Charle Reidt, James Little and Thoma Oliver at Mission Camp, Decem Der A, 1870.
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-03-29

A young Mexican, one who can speak English, is wanted by ii, k. Baker, to do cooking and general work abputthe store. m8 i'm.
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-03-29

CASTLE DOME MINEs.-FronI reliable source, we are informed that the mines in this district ard in a flourishing condition. Therd is now lying upon the wharf al Yuma, from the Miller & Co. mine, 100 tons argentiferous gale na ore, and from the mine of Capt, P0lhemus 50 tons same class ore, awaiting shipment to San Fran cisco.
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-03-29

To arrive per steamer Ne,o6er] direct from N. r., @ large stock d
 ladies' and gents boots and shoes dry goods, clothing. etc., and vii be sold cheap at H. E. Bakers.
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-03-29

We learn from our San DiepI exchanges that Alex. J. Fenwick| a condemned felon, died in hi| cell in the jail at that place od Monday morning last. Fenwicl was convicted upon the charge o| having murdered one Chas. Win son, and sentenced to be executed on Friday, 28th inst. Real cause of death not ascertained,