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The Arizona sentinel., 1878-10-12
Saloon for Sale.

srHF UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR
sale the stock, fixtures and goodwill
of n Saloon doing a good business. Salts
factory reasons given for wanting to :, sell.
a. - ANDREW TYNER.
Yuma, a. T., Oct. s, 1873: 26-u
The Arizona sentinel., 1878-10-12
FOR SALE.

VHE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR
j sale the good will, fixtures and fine
complete set of requisite tools, pertaining
to the TIN SHOP conducted by him IN
this place, with or without the manufac-
tured stock now on hand. Terms cash on
delivery. Address
The Arizona sentinel., 1878-10-12

THE presence Of Ex-Governor Stafford Is
already felt in this Territory. Few men
have done as much faithful and effective
work for Arizona as he has. OUT public
schools owe much to his efforts. Our
mines have been ably represented by him
to outside capitalists. He has taken an
important part in having Military Head
quarters moved from Wilmington to Pres
colt; in securing for Arizona IA Depository
Of Public Funds; in obtaining better mail
service; IN remOving incompetent public
servants and securing better ones. As
Governor re do much for Arizona; as a
private citzcn he IS stHi working for her
interests. At Washington he has in
fuelced legislation beneficial TO Us. On
his return lie induced To accompany him
capitalists who have already undertaken
development Of mines. The Tiger syndi-
cate greatly owes to HIM its existence.
Tombstone district now ge's mill
through his efforts, after experts ana
bonders had failed to beguiie the miners.
Some of his energy has been Infused into
nearly every work calculated to advance
the interests of this country. If endorse
ment of his public services causes us TO be
classed in the Ring" then Ring goes
we had rather be categorical in such ring
than out of it. There never was scamp
vet that did not see rings all around
HMM the air-under ground-and
among all men with whom he is not quail
fled to associate Gov. Saford's faults
we are not disposed to carp at; his puollcc
services have been sOhd, and command
respect, even from enemies.
The Arizona sentinel., 1878-10-12

Mr.. DAVID NEAHR is rapidly recover
ing from the effects of his accident, ana
will be around again as soon as the bones
of his broken leg are knit together again
The Arizona sentinel., 1878-10-12

LATE advices from Mexico inform us
that two steamers we're to have arrived at
Guaymas October 10th, with regiment OF
Infantry, which was 10 report to Pancho
Serna Instructions have been given to
Serna to depose and arrest Governor Mar
iscal, and to send him securely to the
City of Mexico.
Rains have been bountiful, causing
abundant crops of beans, corn, etc.
The Arizona sentinel., 1878-10-12

VIM. FINKLER has been formally eX-
amined, declared insane and conveyed to
the asylum at Stockton. He went on
Tuesday.
The Arizona sentinel., 1878-10-12
FOR SALE.
q olor do FL q . L,
YUMA ARIZONA

THIS Is ONE OF THE BEST OPPOR-
| tunities ever offered for securing an
established and paying business at reason
able figures This Hotel is the largest and
best on the Colorado river, completely
equipped throughout, and doing first
class business. All stages for the interior
stop at the house. 1t is conveniently To-
Gated, near the railroad terminus and
steamboat landing.
Arizona travel is constantly increasing
Offered for sale on account of pressure
of other business.
Inquire of or address,
May II. o-r'
The Arizona sentinel., 1878-10-12

MEssRs. Seyenoaks and McCann, and
Capt. Voissard went on to Pima County,
by stage, on Thursday. Rich mines at
tract experts.
The Arizona sentinel., 1878-10-12
Fine Lunches
VIII be made speciality Of this Saloon;
consisting of

Mr. Braun, formerly of Tucson, will
cater to the taste of the patrOni8ing pub
lie with his well-knOwn ability for pre-
pairing unsurpassed Lunches. 27-9m
The Arizona sentinel., 1878-10-12
For treasurer.

r HEREBY ANNOUNCE MYSELF A
4 candidate for the office of Treasurer
of Yuma County at the coming election.
27-td 4. L. DECORSE.
The Arizona sentinel., 1878-10-12
} DELEGATE ANNOUNCEMENT.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,,
WARRINGTON, D. c., June l, 1873.
To THE PEoPLE OF ARIZONA:
ro-y resnectfully announce myself as an
1,dsrssodent PeopIe's Candidate for re-elec-
49, to the 46th. Congress If am elected
viii strictly adhere to my former course
and with the advantage Of passes. expert
ence will labor to advance the entire inter e.
ests of the Territory and her pgGp it;zsa 10
this end solicit the support OF all citizehS'
Very Respectfully,
IL IS. STEVENS.
The Arizona sentinel., 1878-10-12

"CAsTLE DOME SALOON" is the title OF
q Mace of entertainment recently opened
in Los Angeles by Henry Dockweiler.
The Arizona sentinel., 1878-10-12

AN election proclamation has been is
sued by Governor Fremont, based on the
apportionment of 1876.
The Arizona sentinel., 1878-10-12
COL ORADO STEAM NAVIGATION
- -

Et1I1-s1sa7
.-zzsZzESzzsz<x5s
TOR ALL POINTS ALONG THE COL
L orado River, connecting at Castle
Dome, Gutenberg, Aubrey and Hardyville,
with stage and transportation lines for
Prescott, McCrackin, Signal, and all the
principal towns and mining camps in Ari-
IONA.
Leave YUMA, for Aubrey and wav-land-
ings, every Saturday at a. u, commence
ing June I. -
RETURNING.
Leave Aubrey every wednesday at day
light,
Leave Ehrenberg every Wednesday even
ing-cOmmencing June ..
- Special notices of sailing of boats 10
Mohave, will be given rs early as practica-
bic in advance.
A. N. TOWNE.
General uperintendent.
J. CORNING, Asst. Gen. Supt,
J. c. STUBBs Gen. Freight Agent,
T. II. GOODMAN, Gen. P. and 7. Agent,
San Francisco.
AGENTS ON COLORADO RIVER.
Fl. NJ. WRIGHT, Yuma, Agent s. P. R. p
Co, and c. S. n. Co.
W. j. HARDY, Ehrenberg.
-, Aubrey.
Yuma, Arizona, April 20. 1878
The Arizona sentinel., 1878-10-12

THE death of D. D. Cotton, President Of
the Southern Pacific Railroad Company
incorporated in Arizonai occurred early
last Wednesday night. He was too i'll to
attend the stockholders meeting held
here on Tuesday, but no alarm was hen
felt about him. AS a prominent and &C
tive citizen his loss win be widely felt. 1t
is not thought that his death will embarass
or retard the progress of the railroad to
ward Tucson, as al necessary business
Aas already been arranged.
The Arizona sentinel., 1878-10-12

EASTERN Oysters, fresh and fat, in the
shell or cooked to order, at Horizons sam
pie rooms Big thing.
The Arizona sentinel., 1878-10-12
LOCAL MATTERSs

THE Cocopah is advertised to sail for
Hardvville and way landings to-day.
The Arizona sentinel., 1878-10-12
FOR CONGRESS.
We are authorized to announce Inc na'n'
A. E. DAVIS,

If Mobave County, as candidate for the tn
position of Delegate to Congress, az Ine
Coming election, and to state tnat, ere of
ed. he will faithfully serve the lntelesrS ~
Arizona, without regard 10 sec'iont p"- y
or person. ,o9c I'd
The Arizona sentinel., 1878-10-12

A MERCANTILE business has been start
ed at Tucson by L. Meyer, formerly
prominent merchant of Signal.
The Arizona sentinel., 1878-10-12

EVERY mail and every traveller from the
Santa Rita country brings in good reports
from the mines down that way. Every
foot of depth given to openings discioses
ore of increasing extent and value. Great
impotence is felt for the arrival and COM
pletion of machinery en- route or in course
of erection. With those mines machinery
means bullion and dividends. Great things
are predicted of the Bushell and st. Louis
mines by those who have lately seen them
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-01-24

warn,lass sl,arsoai; reunsy
Aorseshoes: $1,000 &c per kca - .
liaits Old Dominion. $3.50 per ses 10 stand.
arn.thaf Is, ten-penitY: 1fser dies extra.
,lptoaal,- sasttnas: sf,olesaie. 4t@4ze. retail,
Rope: Manila. best lga1sc.: jute. &c.
R9gs Mixed cotton &C.; white. 4e.. woolief,
- Liquors. Wines. &c.
, Ate: Scotch. best brands, pins s26nvZ.25 B
dpZeG a0Id. 80 -
. srandies. Domestic. 81 .25a*2 .rru,,. s1.25@
Virginia peach. S26SS2.50. ~ -
Rne H,hfskeus: Medium. = oGas2: pure cid. 90
@s4: yir1nla ;aoun,aa,. rev, s2Gs2.ao. Id.
Gin: Domestic. sj.250tS2: imported. 80 4, case.
keao Engiand Rum: sl.S5.
Rectjacd FhisksYs: Marker quiet proof. s1.20 /.
Lumber. Slaves. &c. N
VIRGINIA poplar. sI2.5o@s25 p 1000: white pine
sS209S65 p 1000 vei;ow pine boards, StUR51a;
e ne eTpres s, s.. Ssi ssRss
2 LOCO. Lalhs-split; $50; sawed, &. 25@s2.Gs
1000: seasoned s2oas25 3 1000. ifioir-5arrees
timber, S6@S7.5G z 1000. FIonr-barreI poles, ~
@S: hosshead-hoops, no demand: HETEROGENEOUS,
Licoriec.
Licorfce Paste: }. C. < Co.. Bic: X. r.. 23c.;
80 a. Q: c. 23c.: r. o : Co.; 24e T. g. 25c Anchor
29c.: C. c. W., 19c.: no brand. tic. I, 90
MiIl-Feed.
MiDStmf: 40d45c. a bushel; fs24 p ton.
Brocnstuf: 25l3Oc. = bushe: $22 q ton.
Wheat Bran: 25@3oc. q bushes: $22 ton.
cora Bfdn: l7c. per blsicl: Si3gSlS u TOM
Powder, Shot, &c.
Fuse: Toys mining, 35c.MS1.25 a 100 feet
. Ponder: 1918 by the five kcgs-ess than Eve
kess Els feS Soit Rsalns sSss@sa9e ar Of %
s Griadstones: 1A012hc. 3 b.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-01-24
FINAN(,IAL..
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
WEDNESDAY,. January %. 1878.

IntsTtrG1 Gnid.-1O1k bid. lts2,
s ad eonsoIs, bid. sex
fundablp, 25. bid; Virginia deferred. 4 Z bisi. )
asked: Virginia interest certificates, OK bid; Vir-
e3 ny taS-receiyable coupons, SO bid, COZ asked.
Richmond city 6's. lOI bid; Petersburg city e's.
90 BID; Lynchhnrg city IS, 95 bid: Manchester
sr 5 l 90 bid oa asked Manchester
Raitroad Ponds, virginia Central Railroad
first mortgage 6s, j. and j., 95 bid: Virginia Cen
Virginia and Tennessee Railrnad second morfaase
6's. and j.. 81 bid. S9l asked: virginia and Ten
essec Railroad third mortgage S's, j. and j. 90 bid
Soutilslot Railroad first mortgage preferred Ss, j.
and D., 90 bid: Southside Railroad second mortgage
preferred G's. j. and j., Is bid. 76 asked; South
asSed Pe aa RPoa rst
IS, T. and J., s2s bio; Petersn1rs Railroad second
mortgase ss; .. and j., 20 asked; Richmond aud
104 bid: Richmond, Fredericksburg and Poto-
mae Railroad mortgage Us, j. and j.. % bid;
Richmond e. and Potomac R9.rosd
andria Railroad first mortgage 6's, NJ. and n, s9h
bid, 81 asked; Orange and Alexandria Railroad Sc
Richmond and Danville Railroad consolidated s's.
NJ and N, 711s bid; Piedmont Railroad first mort
gage SIS, a. and o.. 90 bid.
Canal Bonds.-James River and Kanawna Canal
Railroad Stocks.-Richmon d, Fredericksburg and
par, II Gid; Richmond, Fredericksburg and Poto-
mac Railroad seven per cent. guaranteed, 100 par,
92 bid; Richmond and Danvillc Railroad, 100 par,
Bank :stocks.-Statc Bank of Virginia. 100 par,
s2 asked; Bank of Commerce. % par, bid.
TN nsgrance 1 @ Fire and Ma
bid, 299 asked: MERCHANTS and Mechanics, 100 par:
gSA asksd 6y 100 Ma BIZ 77A asked old
clal Flre-Insurance Company. 20 par, 1S bid. 81
asked; Richmond Fire Association, 25 par, 16 bid,
l 9 asked.
MiscetLaneous.-Old Dominion Steamship Com.
pany, 100 par, 76 bid.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-01-24

5 By the recent decisions OF the United
States Supreme Court, two insurance COM
panies have been defeated. In one case'the
loss on a fire policy was contested on the
ground that the value OF the property had
been enormously stated, but it did not ap-
pear that the correctness Of the statement
was basis OF the contract of insurance.
Disputes on slender grounds are apt to hurt
a company, even when winning the suit,
while il defeated the loss may thus be dou-
bled. In the other case the court decides
that life insurance companies cannot recoY-
en- damages from people that mfrder men
whom they have insured. WemaY charita-
bly, believe that there are not many persons
TO whom this decision brings relief. = Aelo
York, Tribune.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-01-24
ROCKBRIDGE COUNTY.

GILMURE'S Mills, january u, 1878.
Editors Dispatch: We are now entirely
shut in from the world Of business, and
can only sit and look around on the wide
waste OF our once beautiful valley. The
noble James still seems proud, for we have
had tide considerably above our ordinary
winter tidc-mark this season. We had 4
spell OF the coolest weather that has been
experienced by the oldest inhabtant. The
mercury on the S;h OF January was as low
., 1872 below zero. freezing up everything
around. killing many chickens and small
hogs. TIE snow was about ten inches deep.
our farmers arc at 4 loss 10 know what
course 10 pursue in regard TO getting pro-
ducc 10 market. The news comes to lis
one day that the canal will be repair ed by
spring. but the public prints show different
,iatc OF things. Some few Of the old fogieS
want the canal repaired, but the most OF the
people want something substantial i'll the
shape o! Il railroad or the extension OF the
buchanan and Clifton railroad Lynchburg.
They say that they are tired OF being out or
transportation one third OF the year by ice
and high water. and every six or eight years
complete waSh-out. Then, in the pros
lratc condition OF the country, they arc
called on 10 subscribe 4 large sum to repair
q work that will stand but 4 few years, when
'bc dose Is repeated, until our people arc
roaming under Z canal-taX OF $4,000, and
Wow no canal.
J The ring at Lexington got up petition
Dmrnortng to express the sentiment OF the
,eople OF Rock bridge. and the supervisors
20 sign il and appoint men to represent the
county before the Board of Directors OF the
James River and Kanawha Canal Company
So. p:pt,r, 7 to,of ~ ri pn N
in ten in the county ever heard OF. much
lr,s saw or signed, that petition until after
il was sent away; and tire supervisors did
not consult their constituency as to their
wishes in tie matter. In this section OF the
county the peoplearc heavy taxpayers, and
>y!scr more from The breaks or frozen canal
han any other, consequently they are sore
over being ruled by another and less incon-
yeHicnccd section. We are compelled TO
l3ri across the Blue Ridge to Buiordvilic,
aul railroad to Lynchburg, or cross the
mountain al Balcony Falls and traverse the
rough red hills OF Amherst or Bedford to
the above city, q distance OF thlrty-Gve
miles, taking five days with good teams and
small loads. From the report OF the chgi-
Hecrs it seems that small cost in addition
70 repairs Of the canal would give lis the
j :airoad, which would pay something back
/ sud be permanent Improvement instead OF
] burthen. The sentiment is: Give Us the
] g.iroad extension to Lynchburg now, and
! . Richmond after awhile. We are willing
10 stand taxes in that shape; and then we
Z will have Il permanent outlet, and our fer
I tilc valley will again blossom as the rose.
The wheat crops that were not entirely
destroyed are looking very well, and are
much less seriously injured than was at first
I opposed. Yours, ECHO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-01-24

WASHINGTON: AND LEE UN1vERsTY.-A
number of ladies, prominent in New York
society, arc making arrangements for an en-
tertainmcnt OH Washington's birthday Tor
the benefit of an institution which was en-
dovcd by the great patriarch himself
namely, the Washington and Lee Univer-
sity Of Virginia. There will be an amateur
performancc OF iii original patriotic drama,
written BY well-known gentleman OF this
CITY, and it is probable that drawinS-room
musical entertainment will take place at
private house. Among the ladies interested
in the undertaking are: Mrs. John A. Dix,
airs. L. D. Morgan, Mrs. Il. l.. Cutting,
Mrs. August Belmont, Mrs: John Jay, Mrs
Frances Il. Rives, Mrs. William Astor, Mrs
S. L. NJ. Barlow, Mrs. Marshall 0: Roberts
and Mrs. Paran Stevens.-Neoo Yorh III
hu1le odd
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-01-24
INDEX OF THE DAY.
Explosion OF a ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS at
charlottesville.

THE TOBACCO AND wHIsKEY-TAx CUES
TfoN--A DELEGATION IN WASHINGTON
IN OPPOSITION TO THE ABOLITION OF
THE WESTERN JUDICIAL DISTRICT
GOLD DOWN To101H, THE LOWEST SINCE
Is62--sENATE BILL PASSED MAKING SIX
PER cENT.,THE LEGAL RATE. OF INTER
EsT-suSPENsI0N OF THE NATIONAL
STATE BANK AT NEWARK. N. J.-OTHER
HOME ITEMS-THE WAR NEWs-sPEEDY
CONCLUSION OF PEACE NEGoTIA-
TONS oBABLE-RELATIoNs BETWEEN
r UssIA.AND ENGLAND ON A BETTER,
FooTING-THE LOUISIANA RETURNING
BOARD PRAY FOR A REMOVAL OF THEIR
CASE TO THE UNITED STATES COURTS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-01-24

CAPTURE OF AN ESCAPED Convict. Shiloh,
bing George County, "a, January 49,
Arthur Scott (colored an escaped convict,
from the penitentAry at Richmond, was
CAPTURED to-day near Dirt bridge, in this
county, by Constable William L. Grigsby,
and is now lodged in Jail at King George
Courthouse. Sect was convicted at the
December term OF our County Court OF
pettySarceny, and being an old offender in
that line of business, he was sent to the
penitentiary for one year. At the time OF
his escape he was held at labor, with other
convicts, near Scottsville, in Albemarle
county. He claims that the guards, III
moving the hands to 4 new place OF work,
overlooked him, and he took the opportu-
nifty to step over to King George to see Mrs.
Scott Correspondence Of The alexandria
(Inzoffe
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-01-24
Roanoke college.
ECAL CELEBRATION OF THE DEMOSTHENEAN
SOCIEN'-EES. GEORGE MULLER.

y
S0CIEII-EEy. GEORGE MULLER.
CORRESPONDENCE OF the Richmond Dispatch.
SALEM, VA, January -, 1878.
Last night Il large audience assembled
in the Town Hall TO witness the ami
VcrsWy celebration Of the DemoSthenean
Literary Society OF Roanoke College. AZ
Ter prayer by President Dosh, Of the Cog
i"Gc, Mr.. Houston Compton, Of Bland coun-
ny, M. president Of the Society, delivered
= bYici and appropriate address. Mr.. NJ.
lLutAcr kccdy, of Maryland, as first orator,
F. Well-rrrpared speech, proved himself 4
sN0thy champion OF the fair sex by eNtoll-
Pm "Ncromcs." The practical! question,
Is il cXpcdient for our country 70 eStab-
}l>h National University ?" was then dis
su>scd by Mr.. John Bushnell, of Winchcs-
g., Va, in the Affirmative, and Mr.. viii.
s>tmhan in the negative. These two young
tllaIcct!cians delivered carefully and ably
4 prepared arguments in manner peculiarly
5almal and attractive. The final orator,
gir. j. 4. Brown, OF Tennessee, treated the
audience 10 tine address on the Wander
gng jew" 'i'hc henediction closed the cX-
srcjscS.
B Every speech was carefully prepared, well
d committed, and very creditabiy delivered.
Il Gslc by the Salem band filed the intervals
II III sweet strains, and gave the young cou-
~ W. chance to say Swecter things. The Or
81 in the hail was most excellent, and the
Awning passed eff without single occur
||s'hce 10 leave an unpleasant recollection OF
d celebration.
"a Roanoke College is now in IFS twenty-tiFth
81 car. The students intend to celebrate the
s vent by grand conference.-the reiinion
sSurlng the next commencent-weeb-Ju
ssz-l@tl.
q Rev. George Muller, the celebrated or
5Aan house builder, Of Bristol, England,
a9frlYed In Salem last night and is quartercd
n! me Duyai House. He will lecture. to the
9 'ulenS OF cur town tonight and to-mor-
AZ" night, and on Thursday evening will de-
s8'er an address intended especially for the
81 ueents.of the college. Dir. Miller came d.
"a Ct from Washington city, and goes from
81 town 10 Charleston, S. 9. As he has In
zIasichs 10 sixty towns and cities our people
III Iy naturally feel compiimented by his visit
N salem. lie comes here az the invitation oil
IN faeQlty and Young Mems Christian
81 sociatson.Df the college, the main object
SS# tig 70 address the students. j
&a me Roanoke Comfy Court. meets this
@ ining-Judge Wingfieid Griffin presid-
notice number OF lawyers from
connties IN our town.
sa ne weather bas been rainy and disagree.
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Aiflllnonll |lspatrIt,
THURSDAY. JANUARY u. 1878.
PETER

PETER 52ss
SAD BEsEarEMENT---THE ICE PRpSPEcT--fS.
TEEESTiNG CAsE--INTEREST IN THE gLEc.
TyoS--TBE LATE COLONEL. BERKELEY--ILL-
NESS OF 4 CITIZEN.
correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatcn,]
JANUARY 90, 1878.
telegram received this morning brings
the sad intelligence OF the death, at Schuyler
nails. New York, OF the two children OF
Mr.V. Spauiding, OF this city. Mr.. Spaul-
ding is the manager of the Southern EX-
nress Company's Office in Petersburg. He
left here some days ago by reason of the ill
ness OF his little ones. Both died OF diph-
theria-one girl and one boy, aged about
six and four years. The mother Of the chill
dren died few months ago.
The city's interest in the stock OF the Pc
fcrsburg railroad will not be affected by Mr..
Racland's bankruptcy.
The unusual mildneSs OF the winter has
proved disappointment in one way-yery
little ice has been housed. and it is feared
we will have TO depend altogether on the
North for our supply OF this luxury next
summer. # is said by those observant in
such matters that very little ice OF good
the 20th Of January.
IN tllt IluStiI-S SohlI ttStSa RaS thS StioS
Of Barker Us. Eancs was continued until
the next term. This is suit for $4,000
damages for injury to plaintiffs daughter.
Eminent counsel are engaged on either
side, aud the case promises 10 be interest
ing.
Much interest was felt here this morning
on the announcement OF the result by tele-
graph in the election by the General AS
scmblv OF Secretary OF the Commonwealth.
While General Mcdonald is we'll known
and very popular, Colonel Cameron is a re-
sident OF our city, and universally esteemed
and popular here, and therefore the greater
interest.
4 very large meeting OF the citizens Of
Farmyillc and vicinity was held in FARM
willie Yesterday 10 take suitable action in re-
gard to the death OF the late Colonel II. b.
Berkeley. Judge A. d. Dickinson pre-
sided, and members OF the bar were pres
cnt from al the adjacent counties. a num-
her OF very handsome eulogicS were pro-
nounced on the lamented deceased, and
resolutions OF respect to his memory were
adopted.
The extreme illness OF Mr.. j. Is. PrentiS,
IN officer si the Petersburg GravS and
most worthy Young citizen, is announced.
ROBIN ADAIR.