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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-04-16
BLOODY WORK IN LOUISIANA.

- The fruits of forcing an unlawful gov
ernment on the people of Louisiana by the
Federal authorities at the point Of the bay
onet, are developing themselves in lawless
outbreaks in different parts of the State,
and among the partisans Of the man in
whose behalf Grant is using United States
troops. The telegraph brings us the par
ticulars Of bloody work at COlfax in Grant
parish. Jud W. r. Rutland communi-
Gates to The New Orleans Picdytuae an ac-
count the origin of the troubles in Colfax,
from which it appears that Kellogg, the
Governor illegally forced on the people of
Louisiana and sustained in his position
by Federal bayonets, had commissioned
parish officers which greatly offended tie
local Radical politicians. Judge Rutland
says:
"The Lynch returning board ignored the
election of our parish officers, and Mr.. kel-
Iogg appointed a set of men to iii the va
cancies, but who did not qualify according
60 law, and allowed the time to elapse in
which they are required to do it. Mr.. Kel-
Iogg, at nay instance, commissioned all Of
dcers who were elected, including both Re
publicans and Fusionists, white and color
ed, except a parish judge who had already
qnaliied and was Republican"
IL appears that one Ward, member of
The Kellogg Legislature from Grant parish,
learning that Kellogg was going to issue
these comm jssions, FASTENED home and
took violent and forcible possession of the
courthouse and offices with mob of ne
groes; and that this negro mob afterwards
prevented the assembling of q meeting of
citizens of the parish called to sustain the
commissioned officers. Judge Rulland
states that the officers com missioned by
Kellogg were those fairly elected-some
Radicals and some FusiOnists, some white
and some black. Judge Rutland had to fly
for his life, and his family were driven
away and his property destroyed, because it
was at bis instance that Kellogg issued the
commissions. Judge Rutland also made
the following statement:
s'Tbe white people in Grant parish and
in adjoining parishes were assembling to re-
sist the eEchrcachments Of these men,
Ward aud his desperadoes have been, and
doubtless are now, prowling about the
COUNTRY taking horses, guns, and whatever
else they could lay their hands upon. Ward
and his men, about week ago, killed two
peaceable colored men, and a perfect reign
of terror is now instituted in Colisx.n
This mob appears to have been growing
ever since by recruits of negroes from Grant
and adjoining parishes; while the reign of
Terror they created seems TO have become
unbearable. The bloody sequel we have
in our telegraphic dispatches this morning.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-04-16
CLEVELAND.
A Railroad Case before Judge Em-
mons.

mons.
CLEVELAND, o., April l5.-The hearing
of the application Of the stockholders of the
Cleveland, Columbus aud Cincinnati and
Indianapolis Railroad for an Injunction re-
straining the proposed lease of said road
and its dependencies to the Atlantic and
Great Western Railway, was finished be-
fore Judge Emmons in the United States
Circuit Court Tuesday morning, April 10.
Afidavits were presented by defendants in
reply to the allegations of plaintiffs, after
which Judge Emmons gave bis decision
granting the injunction as to the leasing OF
the road, but denying it as to the increase
Of capital. An injunction against both was
granted in the Cayahogs Common Pleas
Court on Monday.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-04-16

A witness in late divorce suit kept say
ing that the wife bad very retalisting dis
position-tbat she "retaliated for every
little thing" 'Did you ever see her hus-
band kiss ber asked the wife's counsel.
eyes, sir, often." Well, what did she do
on such occasions ?" "She always retail
ated, sir" [Great laughter, and wife tri-
umphant.l
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LaWlessness in Ohio.

Michael Reardon, a shoemaker, died to-
day from injuries received from beating at
the hands OF Two El5n, lrst on last We'd
nesday night and again on last Saturday
night, both times when he was returning
home. The Two men have been arrested
and the matter will De investigated to-mor-
row. 1t is thought the assailing partiess
were Crspins Eg!,c &c h.;s.d struck in the shoe
factory in which Reardon had worked SINCE
The strike commenced.
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Postmaster Gen. Cresswel', Senator Cam
eron, and Howe and families, arrived
here this evening fram New Orleans. They
will probably visit Little Rock before leav-
ing for the North.
The Assassination OF Gen. Hindman.
Lewis Vaughn, charged with assassinat-
ing Gen, Hindman, was brought before
Judge Halsey of the Second Circuit Court
this afternoon on writ of habeas corpus.
After partial examination he was re-
msnded to Jail till Saturday. by which time
it is expected requisition for him from the
Governor of Arkansas will be received.
1t is understood Vaughn has made full
confession, implicating several parties iu
Helena, but the police authorities will fur,
nish no information in regard to the matter,
and have made every effort to keep the
arrest of Vaughn out of The papers until
the parties implicated can be arrested.
Vaughn is notorious scoundrel and many
believe that bis confession, if he hac made
any, is entitled to no credit.
Heavy rain storm last night. Cool to-
day and cloudy.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-04-16
Grinniug Death-A Ghastly Incident.

LITTLE Rock, April ia graveyard,
situated on the banks of the Arkansas,
twenty miles below the city, caved into the
river on Sunday. About 700 bodies were
washed away in the rapid current.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-04-16
CINCINNATI,
LawIessness in KENTUCKY.

CINCINNATI April ia Gazette Frank
fort, KY, special says, on Saturday midnight
a band of masked men called Richard Will
lisms, farmer in Henry county, of that
State, to his door and commenced shooting
at him. Williams had been notified to
leave some days previously, and having
armed himself, returned the fire, killing
one Of the party named Bramlette aud
wounding three others. Williams was
wounded in the arm, and is in Frankfort
for surgical treatment. 1t is feared he will
lose the arm
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-04-16

are many complaints about the irregularity
of the mails to and from Japan" If that
was the only direction in which the mails
were irregular, the country could bear the
inhictien with some patience.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-04-16
NEW Orleans Racns

New ORLEANS, April 15.-The second
days races have been postponed TO We'd
nesday on account of rain.
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-@&Do
MEMPHIS.
Charges Against Mayor Johnson.

ChaFses Against MAYOR JOhnsOn.
MEMPHIS, April 15.-At a called meeting
of the general council this evening the
charges against Mayor johnson, of specu-
lating in city bonds, were referred to the FL
nance Committee, with power to send for
persOns and paDers
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-04-16

LONDON, April 15.-A riot occurred in
Chatham yesterday between the engineers
aud marines attached TO the arsenal, and
many were wounded. The troops were
called out and restored order, after arrest
ing large number of rioters.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-04-16
NEW YORK.
The EmbezzIer,s Usual ]

The EmbezzIer's Usual Luck.
NEW YORK, April 15.-President Grant
has pardoned Joseph Hartnell, sentenced
last March to ten years imprisonment, for
embezzling letters from the New York
pOstnffica
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Riot in Chatham ArsenaI.

pondent and the Secretary ,of the United
States legation at this city have left St.
Petersburg for Khiya.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-04-16
Aa ExceptfonaI Alderman.

Alderman Otterdorfer refuses to receive
his salary, both as member of the Board of
Supervisors and Alderman, on the ground
that the salaries paid are excessive, and that
$500 instead of $4,000 as now paid,
would be amply remunerative.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-04-16
French Fetes.

Arrangements are making by French
residents of this neighborhood for national
celebration of the approaching evacuation
of France by the Germans. A festival
will be held Sept. 5, the anniversary of the
birth day of LAFAYETTE.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-04-16
INDIANA.

A Terrible Riot Progressing at
KnfghtsVille.
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GOLD opnned in New York yesterday at
1lss, aud closed with decline to 1rS6
1lTk.
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Compulsory Religion.

compulsory heElslOu.
The Jersey City Board of Education re-
opened the sectarian war last evening by
discussing the resolution that no child be
compelled to take part in any devotional
exercise vocal or otherwise in opposition to
the wishes of its parents. .-.
Free Religion.
The auction sale of pews in Rev. DR..
Hepworth's new church last evening gave
guarantee ofa gross yearly income of about
j0,O00 dollars. The first choice, a twelve
hundred dollar pew, brought one thous-
and dollars premium. @#I#
Sequel of the Strike.
The Mutual Gas GO.,:yestcrday prompJ-
ly discharged fireman for employing
striker. The men who went out from the
New York Company's works are seeking
employment at anything and any where.
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- 4 TaE 81. I.anis Republicaa says: .rbere

IS 3 - COTTON is dull in New York at de-
cline to 1919 for middling.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-04-16

TENNESSEE BONDS closed in New York
last evening at 70 for both issues.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-04-16

Aaium aud Smfrifam.
"A - AaFEtxns OF SUBSCRIPTIONS.
BY MAIL OR AT THE BUSINESS OFFICE.
Daily, IL months, in advance. $40 90
"a . - - x,,: ;x.:...:.,.,:., % %
Z" .............. 1 o.
/" ] week, T" ........... 25
DELIVERED BY CARRIERS L THE CITY AND
RDGKFIRLD.
( Daily 12 months s........................s1 .s12 90
.'.'s...-s..-.----s....-s-- W
.s.....s..-...-..s-....... D w
-t-H
-ls-Fl 1a" week i........................... 25
.4 semI-weekIy 90. weekly S2.-
PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.
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Father GaVazzi.
New YORK, April 15--The Swiss Times
reports that while Father Gavazzi was
preaching recently on the suppression OF
religious corporations, two men, tailor and
a Roman student, attempted to fire large
bomb at the door of the Chapel. They
were discovered in the act and arrested in
time to save many lives. -4l-
Prussian Domination in AIsace.
STRAUsBURG, April 15.-The Governor
of Alsace has removed the Burgomaster of
this city because the latter said he only re-
manned in the country in the hope that it
would be restored to France. Police Diree-
tor Bach has been appointed to the vacant
office. The Common Council protested
against the appointment, and refusing to sit
under Bach's presidency, have held no
meetings since the change was made. The
members of the Council have consequently
been suspended for two months from the
exercise of their functions, which have been
transferred to the new Burgomaster as
Comm issary Extraordinary.
Bad Omen for the Republic.
madrid, April 15.-The Radicals and
Coustitutionalists have resolved to abstain
from voting in the election for members of
the Constituent Cortes.
Russian Revolution in Central
Asia.
ST. PETERSBURG, April 14.-News
having important bearing on the future of
the khiyan Expedition has been received
here. Internal dissentions have broken
ontsin khiva. The reigning Khan has exc
cuted his Chief Councillor and imnrisoned
his uncle. and other influential Khivans
who wee ene4lies ca Russia. He has also
released the Russians lopg bsid as prisoners
in Khiva, and sent them to meet detatch-
ment of the expedition, which is sdVanc
ing from Orenburg. An Aperiean cores
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-09-23
CarItnu the DelaUIter.

New YORK, Sept. 23.-Rev. DR.; Carlton
father of the dcfautlug secretary OF the Union
Trust Company, who was in the oihce OF inc
company when his son took his final departure
on Thursday, says he seemed to be nervous
and excited, aud when not signing cheeks ne
ccnversed with tears rolf down his cneek 5:
His father aScribcd this condition 10 grle1 d.
the loss Of his wife, who died recently. just
before noon he said he had to 50 out ana t1 I
his hat and left, and since when time nc r nI'
not not been seen. It is the opinion Of DR.: Carl
Of his wife. It is said that the Trust Company
Ias n.da M effort to secure the arrest OF Carl
ton. il is understood that friends are aware OF
his whereabouts.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-09-23
.HECTyOr" SALES.

TMPROVED FARM FOR SALE-By virtue
i of the decree of the Circuit Court Of Fairfax
county, entered up at its June term, 1873, in the
suit therein pending Of G!adys admiastrato
against James j. Love and others, the unde"-
sic ned. commissioners therein named, will, on
MONDAY, the 10Th day Of September, 1878.
tnal being Court day, in front of the door of the
Court House of said county, at one G CLOCK p. m.
sell, to the highest bidder, that TRACT OF
LAM on which Thomas Slnkheld resides con-
tang 43O acres. This land is in good stase of
cultivation has plenty OF wood, excelitnt water
and good and comfortable BUILDINGS, a=sa
and lies =! miles northwest of Fairfax Ut. .SsEa
House, OH Tho road leading from Germanlownt
Flint Hill. Persons wishing TO buy are request
ed to call on Thomas Moore, at Fairfax Court
House, who will SOW the promises.
Terms OF Sale: go much cash in hand as will
be required to pay the expen es CT sale and the
sum OF Slu30. Al with intere.t thereon from the
18th day of December, 1871, till sale, and the
residue in two equal annual payments, with in
tcrest from the d.y Of sale the purcha:e r to ex-
ecute lis bonds, with sufficient security for the
deferred payments, and the title 10 be retained
until the purchase money is sll paid.
MATTHEW HARRISON,
THOMAS MOORE,
Fairfax CO., aug l4-w4w CONS ofSale
GLJ" The ABOVE sale is postponed until MON
DAY, October 10th, 1873, Court day, when it
will be made at the same hour and pla .e.
MATTHEW HARRISON,
THOMAS MOORE,
E.ir &c,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-09-23
FOREIGN News.

PARIS, Sept. 22.-Jean Jacques Coste, the
celebrated French naturalist, is dead.
LONDON, Sept. 22-Col Stuart, owner OF
the British steam yacht Deerhound, has telc-
yrarhed from San Sebastian to friend IN this
CITY that his vessel and her crew have been re,
leased by the Spanish authorities. Colone!
Stuart says he will immediately take command
of the Deerhouud. -
A dispatch from Gibraltar says terrific ex-
plosion occurred on the steamer Broomhaugh,
when she was 100 miles from that place: -Four
persons we're killed and many were scalded. Ii
IS expected that many Of the injured will die.
LISBON, Sept. % The Brazilian cable, ex'
pedition has reached Madeira and the Shore
end of the line connecting that line with fortu-
gal was successfully laid yesterday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-09-23
The Yellow Fever.

CINCINNATI, ONO, Sept. 25.-Generalw ou-
perintendent Van Horne sends to Hon. W m'
orton, Presidep, of the Western Union Lee sie
graph Company, Now York, the following dis
patch: loo,hs 40.
Cured in Shreveport yesterday: The disease
is spreading in the suburbs and is attacking az.
climated persons and blacks, who are gsnera! ~
exempt. Superintendent L. Honmcdlan re- e,
ports that the desitution is becoming nearly as
alarming as the peStience.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-09-23
Bank Suspensions in ySrG;Hia. I

RICHMOND, Va, Sept. 3---Thc Merchants
National Bank, the !Plauters' and Mechanics
Bank, the Peoples Bank: and the First National
Bank, all Of Petersburg, suspended this morn
ing. The Citizens Bank of Petersburg,
though not suspended, declines payment.
Rumors of heavy commercial failures are, rife
in that city. Tic banks of Richmond are all
quiet. There is considerable excitement here
over the news from Petersburg .a,.-..lrE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-09-23
OYSTERS!
OYSTERS |
NOTICE TO GAS CONS MERS.

~
BIZ for the quarter ending September 10Th
are now ready for delivery.
All bills paid on or before October lst will be
at the rate of So per thousand; on all bills pad
after October lst ten per cent will be added
| The flow of gas will be- stopped from the prem
Uses Of AL Consumers who have not paid up by
the l0ta OF October
In giving the above notice. desire to append
the following remarks:
A custom mas obtained in the collection of gas
bills, which has almost become law, Of granting
indulgence to consumers, by which much money
has been lost to the Works, and when attempt Is
madc TO collect af.er the amo mt has acculuu-
lated unpleasant feelings have been ehgendered,
rendering my position anything but pleasant.
Gas bills are accruing quarterly and monthly
for there are a number Of monthly Consumers
and any one can see ut a lance the difficulties
that must arise Of allowing two OF three quAc-
tors or months consumpt on before payment Is
enforced When | cut off the gas from Il con-
sumrr the first question asked by him Is, II
there are not others who are IN ARREARS and il
tncrc are, why l do not close them oil also
Although Consumers know that it Is The law,
and that the Gas Light Committee call up n re
to enforce 1t, yet when it is enforced | am the
only one who is found fault with In addl-
ton to all this, the law makes it impcra-
tive upon me to cut the gas ol OF Hi who
,l.ay be in AREAS and l render myself liable to
ccnsure, to say the least, for not scha:gn my
duty / de.re therefore, TO say to all who do
not pay by the 10th of October, according 10 The
above notice. that the flow of gas will be stopped,
without re, pect to persons. And l hope no
friend of mine will ask further indulgence, rs
cannot and most respectfully say J. a1W not
grant it. a law and rule which bears alike upon
al certainly ought to give offence to none. In
distributing the bills, l will BIZ glad to receive
the money of arv who may be prepared to pay
but it will be out of my power to call the second
time, So consumers will either CONE or send to
the Office which is located in the Market Build
ing, Oh Royal street where payment OF bills nsy
be made from II. m. to II m, and from TO
m. j. ROXBURY,
sep 2O-lw superintendent
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-09-23
The Union Trust Company.

New YORK, Sept ga potion was va meg 90
with the clerk in bankruptcy Of the United
States District Court to-day to have the Union
Tlast Company adjudicated an involuntary
bankrupt. The papers we're forwarded to Judge
Blatebtord, who is at Newport The pet'tly155
is filed by depositors, but their names couio
not be ascertalned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-09-23
The Markets..

New YORK, Sept 23.-Flour du!i. VIII 1t
quiet and steady. Corn dull. .-|
BALTIMORE, Sept. 23.-Vir ,inia s;xos,, cons j.
idatcd, iii bid to-day. Gotten weak and norni-
nal; low mddl;ngs 1871. Flour dull and un-
changed Wheat weak declined &c; white
choice 100; fair to prime do l65a175; choice
amber l70al72; pr,"e red l55aiG}; common to
fair do 1876 $780, Ohio and Indiana do. l1Oal53;
Pennsylvania 155aIG5 Corn dull; white South
ern 70; yellow Southern 6la62; mixed Western
nominal. Oats steady and FIRM; Southern 4la46;
Western mixed Al; do white 46. Rye :tandy 1T
Sea92 Hay unchanged. Provisions dull and
weak
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-09-23

DUBLIC SALE-Havng determined to quit
l. farming, will offer, AZ public ssle on 4.h
day, WEDNESDAY 9Th day of tenth NO.,
(OctoDer) the FARM On which l ROW reside,
continuing lU5 acres, IL good state of cut.i,a-
ton upon which are BRICK HOUSE ana
and bnrn, Stone Spring House with new. liz.
er-fniling Spring. and other necessary ort-bl'uu-
ings, situated in Loudoun county, Va, abol
one mile south ot Purcelvllle, St.tion on the
Washington and Ohio Railroad, und 45 mics
west from Washing ton, and 10 miles scu.h .om
lia"pcr's Ferry, in the Loudoun Valley, The
iimcst ugri- ulLur.tl district in the Stpte. Inc
farm is well walered and numbered, and contains
two .lrnlid young orchards, one OF App as,
Peach s. Cherries and other select FrulIs in
prime bearing ord - the other about four han
urcd choice Dwarf Peas, and Il Tine selection or
Grapes, Blac berries and otner small Frulrs.
AT the same time and p .ce will BIZ sold my
STUUh and + .>RMlNu u LENS: LIS CONSIST
ing il, part of Horses, Colts, d COWS, j \ Dung
ca tie 10 Hog, Pio"s, Har:ows, good Hub
ba d Mower nd Reaper, heat Dill, &c. Al
so sulus uU u SEHULD r u in Ii u re, consist
iug nl Feather Beds LADIES, Bur. au;, drawers,
Chairs, GU boa ds, one gooi Cooking ot, 'e,
" us!i9g NJ, cnluc, come good NIncSar ALL
other III Ll,le, not mentioned. THc healthy locu:
ton oil the place aid lie moral standing Of t"e
community, make IL very desirable iu4 ANY ono
WASHING sucn r.operty. There Is L. cId
Mcut'ns hvu>e, P4b c school and 70 the:
dcnuu.i All rs III the llci2 hovf"o,d.
Ittn.a.!or tAr:.: une loufla cash wacn pos
se sion is siycn alu The re-iuuc III tIrcc eqr :;
l!4ntiai pa, nc!Its, vita Interest tr)m ne day ~
Sale. Dee to l.; s wen wilcn Payments are made
satisfactory.
Terms To- SOCK, SC: All amounts under .en
dollars cash; glove LnaL s!3unL SIX m lt.Is
credit, with lnt.r-st, n4u II po IMPLY pad II TEL
est vii DC dcuuc -cd-'lcp p cIla-rr giving bonn,
with approved SCI, .rIty, AID no properly ut
removed u I'll tlcsc condL.o ar comp lei
Will A,.cndarcu g.yta Dv t-le subscriber,
BERNARD Taylor,
Lincoln Postuthce,
9th mo-. l1-cOtS Louuuun co Va
Y AkGE SALE OF VALUABLE PERSON.
~ AL PnUP EkTI-l will sell on the SLh
DAY OF UCTuBLk next, al the PERSON l.
Property Oh my tar =, with lave recent
" sold, consisting III part Of
II Valuable Work dorseS, 10 which the at
ten ION OF contractors Is Specially invited.
a good Riding Horses.
8 .nrec 40 AID one year old Colts-.four of
them by Uoa wells tnrou, bred Str lion
Orion
10 head Vi we'll bred Cattle Cows e yrs od)
anu Calves.
81 SUPER or Otswod Ewes and Leicester
l. eek.
ITO Hogs, including Sows and Pigs-no chole-
among them.
Household, kitchcn and Dairy Furniture.
seL lirst-rs.e Backsni.n Tools, Wagons
and Car. rgcs.
For = r.lcuIars sec hard bills
JOHN G. LANE.
Washington, Rapp. CO., sep l7-eots
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-09-23
Fatal Affair.

New YORK, Sept. 23.-During a quarrel
last evening between Patrick McDouald and
William Smith, cartmcn, which began over a
race for the precedence 10 the line of carts at
the Vanderbilt freight depot, McDonald+at-
tempted to mount the cart OF Smith for the pur-
pose of striking him, when he was; either butt
or pushed by Smith, and failing to the ground,
fractured his skull and died in a few minutes.
Smith was locked UP. ..:-.,-...-;
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Highway Ro5beracS.

SAN Francisco, Sept s23.--rhe stage run.
ming between Silver City and Winnemucca,
Nevada, was robbed yesterday by three masked
men, Col Moroe, United Stated amy pay
master, was also robbed The amount OBJ incl
is not yet known. fs.'.. .