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The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-09-12
Notice far Publication.
LAND OFFICE, PEEscoTr, A. T
 W-N- nnsL Ng-n

LAND OFFIcE, PEEscoTr, A. T,
 July, 29th, ls79. Notice is hereby given that the following d settler ~ has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support of hls claim and final entry thereof the expiration of thirty days from the date of this notice, viz: JOSEPH CUNDREN.
 Pre-enpticn Declaratory Statemnt No- 75S, for the N V. Of \. ". "a, Section II, and T.. n of s. W. Ii, and S. W. A Of <. W. il, Section 2, Township 10, Horth-Range 3, West, and he names the following as his witness via James M. DodsOn, of Prescott and w, \. KELLE, Register,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-09-12
Notice to Creditors.

Estate oi HOWARD $. THOMPSON, decea-e,.
 Notice k hereby given by the undersigned AsniDai. trzfor of the Estate of Howard s. Thompson deceusef 10 the ereditor- Of, and all Iersons having caiT,s against the sHfd deceased, te exhibif them vlti, the necessary voucher, witn f1r r,efnE afr r ths first publication of this Eotica te said aslnu,trsor at the lax oftiae A. [. Davis, Mineral psrk No haze cossafy. Arizonn. JOHN N. THOMPSON naini-trator Estate Howard s Thompson, is.-a-ef
 Prescott. July 2a. ts7a.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-09-12
100000 Pounds Salt !

Nathan Earth has 10000 pounds of sai!. which be utii sell st aw aure. Address him ss freseottilss
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-09-12

The Indianapolis Journal says: Tilden thinks he has a mortgage on tho Demo cratic party. If he has It is second mort rage. The devil holds the first.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-09-12
PAPER!Ass Royal HaCalt0 Lottery
 88lO,oOO DRAWN EVERY r DAYS,

s2l Prizes, smOuntin to Spanish Dollars sslaOop PRICE IN |. s. CURRENCY
 Whole Tickets Halves Quarters F1fths
 $40 $20 S10 S Eighths Tenths Twcndeths Fortieths s5 Sl g. Sl Information furnished FREE. Orders Filed Prize cashrd. rpanish Bank Blls and Governments pui- ahased- TAYLOR CO.,, Raaksrs,
 II Wall Str6st, New York.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-09-12

John Bohm, of the Model mine, and ]. II. Pierson arc in town from Peoples valley to- day
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-09-12

CHANGE AND Nor A CHANGE.
The daily gazette., 1879-04-14
Narrow EscRpes.

Most singular was the escape of young
Shropshire lady from an ignominious
death. Staying in Paris during the Reign
of Terror she was dragged, with other
unfortunate "aristocrats" before one of
the tribunals. She pleaded that she was
an Engllshwoman but was on the point
of being hurried out to the waiting tum-
bril-, when one of the Judges asked her
what province In England she was ma
tive of. In her fright she exclaimed
"Salop," reply greeted by general
shout and clapping of hands, followed by
an order to let her GO; and amid cries of
"Salope! Salope." the dazed girl was
hustled into the street to run home, won-
der.ng that her head was still on her
shoulders, little thinking that by uttering
the word "Salop," she had eilectually re-
butted the notion of her being one of the
hated aristocrats, thanks to "Salope" be-
! ing word then used to designate one of
the most depraved of her sex. Ano' her
remarkable escape of that terrible time
was that of NJ. De Chateaubrun, for he
was not only condemned, but actually
waited his turn at the guillotine, stand
ing sixteenth in line of twenty. The
| fifteenth had fallen, when the machine
got out of order, and five had to wait uI-
til it was repaired. The crowd pressed
forward to see what was going on; and
as it began to grow dark NJ. De Chateau
brun found himself gradually thrust into
the rear of the spect ators SO he wisely
slipped away, and meeting man simple
enough or charitable enough to take his
word that wag had tied his hands and
run off with his hat, had his hands set
free, and managed to reach safe hiding
place. A few days later he put himself
beyond the reach of the eXeculioner.
The daily gazette., 1879-04-14
Relics of the big Morocco Fall
ure.

The creditors of the bankrupt firm OF
f. Il e. Stokes, morocco dealers, which
failed about fifteen months ago, carrying
down a dozen or more firms with it, were
in session yesterday afternoon at Register
Mason's office. The Messrs. Stokes seek
discharge as bankrupts, and the meeting
was held to bear any objections which
might be presented to such discharge
Good Friday, however, being legally a
dies non, aud the counsel representing
the creditors not having had an oppor-
tunity to examine the volumnous testl-
mony already taken before the Examiner,
a postponement was made until April ~
at one o'clock.
The daily gazette., 1879-04-14
RE0IsTER'S Ems.
Registers order.
REGIsTBR's OFFICE,

OFFICh,
New Castle Co. March Ath. 1879.
Upon the application OF Joseph l.. Car
penirr rr,Administrat'r OF Nathaniel l. Tom
finson. late of Wilmington Hd., in sal d
county decd. 1t Is ordered and directed by
the Register that the Administrator afore-
said. give notice of the granting OF Letters
of Administration upon the Estate. of
the decd. with the date of granting thereof,
by causing advertisements to be posted
within forty days from the date of such
Letters. in six of the most public places of
the County of New Castle requiring all
persons having demands against the Es-
tate. to present the same, or abide by an
Act of Assembly in such case made and
provided. And also cause the same TO be
inserted within the same period in the
Wilmington GAZETTE, a newspaper pub
lished in Wilmington, and 10 be continsed
therein three weeks (e. o. d.
Given under the hand and Seal or
}L.s. ! Office of the Register aforesaid, at
t--,~) New Castle, in New Castle County
aforesaid, the day and year above written.
s. G. BIGGS, Register
NOTICE.
All persons having claims against the
Estate of the deceased must present the
same duly attested to the administrators
on or before Mar. Z4th, 1880, or abide the
Act of Assembly in such case made and
provided.
JOSEPH L. CARPENTER,
Administrator.
Address, Wilmington. Del. narz5-5weod
The daily gazette., 1879-04-14
Family ReeonstructiOn.

An extraordinary story story of family
reconstruction comes from rannerville,
Ga, where a young woman married an
old widower, but soon found herself in
love with his son, who was about her own
age. The matter was fully discussed by
the trio, and all agreed that it would be
better for her to become the wife of the
son. The transfer was amicaby made
by means of divorce. Since then the
old man married his ex-wife's mother
and the rearranged family is harmonious
and happy.
The daily gazette., 1879-04-14

Quick time.-Keller's Roman Llni-
ment cures neuralgia in 3 10 II hours
Lumbago in half day. Burns and scaids
in an hour or Two. Price 90 cents per
bottle.
The daily gazette., 1879-04-14
,sgLROAUS.

,rHtA. WILMINGTON a
arn,r.:tIoRE RAIL ROAD.
ovem her 10, lHs' ,
,i Lave Wilmington as follows
,,a and intermediate stations,
~ no a. M, 23O, 4oo' 'D'
n;,,,o tExpress) 900, $50, m.
and New YORK, 25. %, s.oo. u M
BE- 20, sha "a intermediate Stations,
.oreapd Fay Line, 7.0s, a. m. o.o
nore ne''mu an" washington IL 81, 2 10, s39.
V'' 'neiaware 9s Division, leave for:
n.,la' aoi s.l5, a. m. los, 6 80 pm.
Asu and intermediate Stations,
and ID Intermediate Stations 9.i5
6, p. m. r,.,rs
so,,nia and Intern ediate stations
,.Sis ViSV' and New York, 200. a. M,
RE and washington, 1851. 10
,har Information passengers are
F,o ihe time tables posted at the
~ INV H. +. KENNEY,
Superintendent.
The daily gazette., 1879-04-14

WARE WESTERN RAILROAD
Lance of hours. On and after Feb.
n Trans will run as follows:
I Wilmington, ,7.15 "A. m, 1890 a. m.
y, voudale, s.5s a. M, ~ 80 noon.
4 pomeroy, 8 80 a m, So p III.
Sinp leave Pomeroy 1910 q. m.
njne. leave Avondale, 12 IA noon,
In. m, ooo o,sn
4 gi n m. ID. CONNELL,
superintendent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-30
F'TN. ANCIAlu.
.RICEIMoND STOCK EXCHANGE

~ ls5t<kAL1sSSilS1JSE4A JtA%E.<AIE1<ANATGs,E
WEDsEspAY43anusr 90 is7g.f
ass Tsisd Sac. g. io5 1851 sse
state observation-disclosures consois. 81 E bid, 60
liked: Vtrginisa consost new 3sss bid, asked
ft7YinM taE-receiynnle coHpcns, 774 bids q al
ISkca. ~ ,s4st 9s4it..-
,Stfy secnritses. Richmond city s,s.iJ and Il.
11SIS BID; Richmond citY efs. j. and j., 1g2H bid;
md Yhs ashss eg s
ii8 bid Norfolk city 6's; j. and j. OK bid Fred.
ericksburs my ard NJ I0s bid; Manchester
FIRST mortsaeee J. and j. 90 hid; virgins dsn-
tral Railroad sliird tportgage and T., 81 bid
and j., 100 Did; Virginia and Tennessee RaifFoae
second mortgage 6s, j. and j., Ss,4 BID |: Hisy;Hia
and Tennessee Railroad third mortgage S,s, j. and
ferred 81. J. and J..io6 bid; snsthside Railroad
second mortgage Lsefsrred ESD. and j.. bid:
Soa ana e 80 Sa ss sera ls pssd g.
tersburg Railroad frsy mortgage S's,,A. and O,I06
bid; Rishm I'M md and FenssSssg RaLaesd second
ana Potomac Railroad mortgage Sc. j.
and il. 10l bid: Rlchm snd Fredericksburg and Pc.
snee and
consolidated SIS, Ii. and S, SO bid: Piedmont Rail-
and Richmond Airline Railroad lrst mortgage SO,
j. and j.. 40 bud; Richmond. York River and Chesa-
pe1ke Railroad urSt mortgage SS b. aad Js 20 DIG.
Rutkroad StockS.-Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad,
90 par, 100 bid; Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio
Railroad, 100 par, 100 asked; Petersburg Railroad
100 par. 100 asked: Richmond and Petersburg
Railroad, 100 par: ~ bid, 40iasked: Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad six per cent.
Guaranteed, 100 par, 75 bid: Richmond, Frede-
guaranteed, 100 par, SO bid; Richmond and Dan
vile Railroad, 100 nar, 4 bid, 81 asked.
Bank iStocks.-First National LOO par LII
bid; National Bank Of Virginia, 100 par. 80 bid
81. asked State Bank of Virginia. 100 par. T5 bid
80 asked; Union Bank of Richmond. so par 40
lid, AZ asked.
Insurance Compdnies.-Yirginla Fire and Ma
rinc 25 par. "a bid. 37H asked; Virginia State, rs
nar. 81 bid, 2s4 asked: Virginia Home 100 par.
90 bid. 100 asked: Merchants and Mechanics, 100
par. SIS asked City, 100 par, 80 bidT Granite, Zoo
Dar, 80 asked
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DANVILLE.
,Cor-esDondeuce Of The Richmond Dispatch.l
VIVA J,SrARY 90. 1879.

.r,r-.s,ondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
JANUARY 90, 1879.
THE Union Bridge Company has been or
e,n;zed by the election OF Dir. s. II. Hot.
land president and l.. b. Conway secretary.
The directors have elected Mr. John NJ.
Johnston treasurer. The amount subscribed
10 the stock OF the company Is $1,000. l
an informed that the directors will proceed
Il once 10 have doubie-track bridge bu!lt
over Dan river. and they intend that 1t shall
be free FOR all paSScrs.
Captan Evans. OF the United States To-
nncraDhcal Corps, has recently been en-
rnGed in making survey OF Dan river from
Madison. y. c., to Danville. He and his
narty left Danyille q day or two ago for
Washington, and he will report in full. !
supposc. through Captain Albert. At pre-
sent he says that there are some obstruc-
tions in the river above uswbich itmay3cost
something to remove. and some method
will have 70 be adopted for getting boats
through or around the falls Just ut Dan
vile. :
The Cottage Building and Loan Associa:
ton. formed last week, has been organized
bv the election OF Captain w. L. Fernaio
president, Williamson Talley treasurer, and
:. =. Watkins secretary. - ALPHA.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-30
U,HE NATIONAL .COMPLAlNT.-Dy

ENHE NATIONAL COMPLAlNT.-DTs-
a pel,sia is the national complaint. Almost every
other man or woman yon meet has it. and the result
is that The number OF pseudo-remedies for 1t Is as
numerous as Pharoah's host. They are for the most
part worthless There is, however, searching
eradcant OF this distressing and obdurate malady-
one whose genuine merits long since raised 1t to a
foremost place among the staple medicines of Amer
lea. Hos,etter's Stomach Bltters extirpates dys-
pepsia with greater certainty and promptiude than
any known remedy, and is most genial inyigorant,
appetizer and aid 10 secretion These are not empty
assertions, as thousands of our counrymen and wo-
men who have experienced its effects are aware, but
arc backed up by rrefragabe proofs repeatedly laid
before the public. Tile Btters also promote resu-
lar habit Of body, and give healthful stimulus TO
the urinary organs. il Ze-1u'th's&"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-30
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
The Case of the Frigate Cons,itutso

The Case Of the Frigate Constitution.
LONDON, january 29.-In the Admiralty
Division OF the High Court Of Justice to-
.day, the motion TO arrest the United States
frigate Constitution and her cargo wos ar
aued. The counsel for the ship, under in
structions from the United States Minister,
claimed that the Constitution and her cargo
were not within the jurisdiction OF the
court. Sir Robert Joseph Phillimore dis
missed the motion.
Minister Welsh, in his letter OF instruc-
tions to the solicitors employed on behalf OF
the Constitution, says: 1.-The Constitution
is national ship, and her cargo was in
charge OF the United States Government
for public purposes. Under the circunl-
stances. 7 cannot recognize that the High
Court Of Justice has any Jurisdiction"
The counsel for the Crown also opposed
the motion, and said that granting The APP
plication might even result in war between
Great Britain and The United States.
President NEacMa hon Still Refuses.
PARIS, January 29.-M. Dufaure this
morning had conference with President
MacMahon. It is generally believed tee
Marshal persists in his refusal to sign the
decree. The Ministers will meet to-mor-
row at Marselles, prior to the opening OF
the Chambers, to deliberate upon tue situa-
ton.
1;# England.
LAMP-wORKS BURNED.
BIRMINGHAM, January 29.-Hnks d Sons
lamp-works have been destroyed by fire, and
an Immense quantity Of goods lost. Three
hundred hands are thrown out oil employ
ment. -
:, Jr. t,a.r.,: Portugal. '....
! LONDON, January ga quarry in the
suburbs Of Oporto has cavcd in, burylns
several houses and killing many persons.
4 ,7 Egypt.
IS. 49, 80 sfsf THE FAMINE.
. CAIRO, january 29.-AccountS from upper
Egypt give heartrending details Of the
famine there. .... ).
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NsATyEE's REMEDY.
nNpoRsHp. gy YEpIcysI yRegssssoS.
fTHB EEJE ENp rRDN MASS xHD wATER
! PR0M TIE
sBEDFURD CYAN kE.yM AND IRON STRINGS.

THE EEGT END rRDN MASS k1D WATEB
! PR0M TIE
tBEDTURD gEk.) kLUM AND IRON STRINGS.
! ~ EsTAISalsiIEa' Twlz&pe-SsE Years
EfHeencv psoEcd!i,y actnsf resris iRihousands Of
EeSses saRysgspss. pssaIs DiseaSes rsssiia to
Cusaueeas AGestions. Sore, Throat art Bspatherlar
Chigls asd' adr!al Fever: ESirasts fo,a testt-
nontas :
j. Best remedy for Irnn:nmseouy So0e Throat sets
npsther,aeycr aseib5 me-ss lispe fcundafSero
Practice 0f fortWyears,-acts toI,ip Alternative,
and febrffaEe; p''efernlaeto eIasass.GS p39.asMA
'-Aftcr q practpe of fanny years riiayeiound no
remedy. e9ss, 70. BedfSsI A!n@ ann, bon; spuiags
peculiar to xorneIa"
-, - JoaN p. MEgrs Yun, ~. Dr. En- d., va
Successfully used In Dyspepsia arss Chronic
Prof SAME. JACK SON. ~ D., gnEx OF pa.
=" SnppassiIE any scmeds shat Eknomos 6r scro-
Al, nv praotica.,r f Il. l.. WAl.aRRy III Bi. En.
p" After experience Of near intrty Years have
found no treatment equal to- this water md mass for
meht. Chronic Irrttattons Of The bladder Ksneys.
rsshrn Vgsnsen. I'D ssr FoSS q 3ss-
! mo wsgEEaH 4 MIDsE : sSaa eg USE
a ass.1 with with pnr'ed saaeais h hs Rsa
Ex-Nfce-Fnailent Gu. Med. Asso.
ESr'issLs R aEEf.gs Sa,sas sp LEE, Va
Directions anal L. and full PROOF OF al claimed
sant with carlppa :issr. .,...#-,r
dozen. half gallon settes= ss for ti'e-sa'on ae'nf-
john. ~
Full proof OF ALI ciatased sent freaupsn applica-
tIon. Libersftrrrss % dealers Iuyalies are accom-
%aatsss at s ir sss
panY. Lynchbur-, ga. ~ ,,xrrr,f.
No
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GTANO.
PACIFIC GUANO.
~ TO THE. PLANTERS AND FARMERS OF
/ 80 - -, VIRGINIA: - :; ~

~ 10 THE PLANTERS AND FARMERS OF
$40 - VIRGINIA:
a. :,.la RICHMOND, VA, january 9th, ! $40, ?
e we have this Jay resigned the agency ior the sane
az me Pacific Guano Company 8 brands.
T;nder the terms OF settlement between tine racine
Grano Company and ourselves al! tue ansetlieu oho
Sizes ~ 1918 iueiadng collections, &c Is TO be
managed BY orr successors, Messrs JOHN 8. REESE
e Co. Of Ballimsre. whom we commend TO you, pc
iieSine your relations with them viii be both pea
SAINT ana Ea'tsia''S WALKER, SAUNDERS & co.
From The aboye card yon VII please NOTE t o ca 5e
Agency of the Pacific Guan0 Company VIII ny Coii
d,lcted hereafter by The undersigned from
as well as Richmond. The spienaid repnta!ia an
Soln5e Pacific Guano earned by Its superior excel
ience and remarkable adanlahty 70 the sou q VT
pfnis especially cotton, corn, ana tooacco, aUL
comtissae to be sestaiaed guarantee being ano
ed in the wise management OF the racine Gnano
COMPANY, which has practically resources
at Us comrnand-ytz ample Sapil 1aachiServ, Iae
deposits OF phosphate best SCIENTIFIC abt,ty TO a
Of which add long experience In the business N
connec lion with The undersiGned as genera agtnts
SiatiI,s hack to / 500. We Will Keep suphiy o.
Gnano on hand at Norfolk, Portsmouth, Petersburg
and Richmond. - 30, ,,.r,ou,, ,,.,,+s
30 29-3m Baitlinore anu hfihn'oho-
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FL iioulA-tEstf w nossssJt, ~. 4
u kxey ID ID - q
& Ronr. Manias.s best. IL Ia I5c. i iute. s. gc.s
h Rsgs Mixed cotton. 1ssc,; white. woolasy
sss.f = LEnnors. prfncs.. hc. s. ~ sIs !
- Al: sscotcns beat brands, ptnis 92@s2.25
iozea, gold. n - ~ E
3 Brandiss:: Domestic. sI:e5as2 fruit. s1.Ioa
HAP: apnlesi re'y. 81. gs3;; etfss s2.2j& ass
Firsania peach SIfGS2. o. 9s.. (, TX As
RDs m fssspS:. Medium. 81 .5DGs2.. pure old. g..
sGS4; syifEfnAs mountains, new. S25YI.5t Il slf
25gESSa.50 and upwards. X IS. SzS3s z III Y
tTsa. GonleIrie, 81 .2deEs2:: fr,porged IS Bcast
i Eeig EsspidnR Rsyq 81 .5JiaS1 So. e s
Il EsetiffQ KhfSftqs: Market duiet:: proof. $I.25
xsaHIDrrs stayes, kcl
BnnIssr. Fffstfe oas. sfGNss35 a l.Gf3N: Western
V,rsiuia pop.s- F15RS2e $4,000: white n1rt
fISESSJ p 1000: vcSfow Bffse boards. 3SGfI3
;9lst &lCGSl4. according To sEHgtbs. Ssinrles-
Pine. s2.50@lS0; Cypress six-sach., sTas9.2e
sl.0o 10. Laths-Split, 81; sassen, Sf.5o@ o.
Stavea: Whlskey-5a tiMber. gres8.$ I'll @S297
LOCO: seasoned. S2D6rs25 ~ 1,ODo, Elcnr-.iarre
timber. S4Gs5 :, 1000 FlCnr-barfr4 poles, IS:
zoe. Bbundie: - ~ tt%a -
Z. Powder. Shot. &c. - - 3
Estss. Toys mining: 35s @sf25 2 FOG fsa
Potedsr: 1913 by t1e I'VE ksys-sss8 tn1n NV
Kegs, $685. blasting, SO -509S3.5A
4 Shot,, Northern. 81. 90 q trI2 Of rs ,iss.
) GTsadSto6es ,1AG2Hc~ p 10. q y,gy ,e.t.
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y 2 90 n'I'.-'Fa isIFts II
BY Telegraph
NEW YORK.

NEW YoR E-Jarsary 29.-Coson quieaaat, staafy:
;uplands: 5-J6c.: Orleans, 6'S-16ce9 a5ouf qastt
10 r e ea ssos4 sood 70 cho
s5Ms3-25- Corn-No. 3 a shade lower: OTHER ktnC2s
1aas Fas5 sla asss ssa
Oats quiet at &c for No. 8 white. Coffee more
ssxf aas r ry ssa s
6alc:; prtse- sSl7c. refined In gsod demand and
nsanefa M"a ss dnII and lemins Rise
mes spot IS 5Gaso55 for od-.h. h latter I paee
long e.ear, &C.: short clear closing as bacr Lard
frn,er. closing quiet and heavy. !Whiskey heavy,
closing as $I.GS bid. Fre1ghts quiet. -, :.
BALTIMORE.
BALTr,IoRE 2. January 20.-Flour faIrlynctiseanG
rsteady. Southern wheat quiet and nominal: no re-
cetpt.; western Gull and lover; No PENNSYLVANIA
[sl.07; April. i.O7K. Southern corn s,cady and and
iee: yellow; 45c: Oats DUR ana easier: southern,
nominslly firm, but quiet and unchanged. Butte,
quiet and firm for choice western: packed 1870
cargoes. I@isc. Whiskes DAN at si.osis Sugar
quiet; A son, sIE@sAc. - ~ > ~ ~!
arg,4 s,... CINCINNATI. ,4,.e. !,
CINCINNATI. January 29.-FIour dull and ,lrl-
changed. Wheat In good demand and strong: red
mand and firm 81 $3.50. Lard In good demand !;
/,
shoulders 3hc.; clear ribs. &c; clear sides, 4ac:
Bacon scarce and FIRM shoulders, 4c (, clear rib,
5Sc.; clear sides, 5Ec. Whiskey easier at S1.O2.
Butter dull! aud unchanged Sugar steady and an
changed Live hogs III good demand and shade
higher; packing, S3.50@$370.
e ~ ST. LOUIS. l.,
ST. LOUIS. January 29.-Elour dull and un-
changed. Wheat steady tor cash; options easier
No. red fall. 93Iza934c. cash. Corn firm hut
slow: No. 2 mixed, 3U4@30Isc. Oats Hrmer: No.
2. 21dM22c. cash. Whiskcy steady ut $1.04.
Pork higher mt a9.40MS9.50. Lard ht2herat So 20
taS6.25. Buis-meats higher and more doing: ten
10 twenty-days short lib, S4.25@a54-30. Bacon
Shoulders. S3.75@S3.S24: short Tio, So /: clear,
85.20tGS5.25; shorLrib, s. February; clear, 1875
February. .ag..s.. sans
g. CHICAGO. a.,.tz.r
CHICAGO. January 29.-Flour quiet and UNI
changed. Wheat In goGd demand and unsettled !:
No. 2 Chicago spring, S5's@S6Ec. February, $3.50
S6Hc. March No. 8 Chicago spring, 70hc. Corn
steady and i'll good demand; 30lc. cash and Feb
ruary, 81 c March, 35Ac. May; rjeeted., 27c.
Oats steady and unchanged. Pork In good demand
and shade higher; $3.50 cash and February
S9.4Q@943S March. S9.52H@s9.55 April. Lard
in good demand and sh tde higher: 81, so cash
and February. $6.37a@sG.40 March, SG.47 2Q
$500 April. Blllk-neatS IN good demand and =
shade higher: shoulders, $3.50: short rib, $40
short clear. $40. Whiskey steady 1t S1.0i.
1t Ctose.-Wheat ncive aud higher: S5Xc. asked
February, SIC. asked March. Corn-Demand good
and lending upward lis and &c. advanced. Oas 6rmer
hut not uuotably higher. Pork strong and higher /;
1890 February. 1850 March. Lard active, firm,
and higher; $685. February. S6.42& March. -
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p,.,Et.T.l'ERsBURe
s,yooyI3 AfIA ~ - =
the Int as Z tpr-.TnE RELfGYpgs coSyRo-

II 80 a
snrnoy1Sa sAfFsIR--DEcE4ss5ofFs 4
THE L1 ,pis LapY--Tlye REL GYogs coSyRo.
vs .,ir- ssSrSL MEETING AND ELEc Ilps y
oft. N.p,,o,,eacc Of the. Richmond Rtspa.eh.I
teorTeSP0"'SN .'s s.. JANUARY 80, lS77a.
-. ,saror,s Court this naofning the
il ta n.;nn Of Mr.. Robert a. Orr, arraignea
exa'SSl'.s,t;ang ". e. Staublcy in rencontfe
fer shu s,more street last night, took place,
on s;Se accused was sent Oh g sile ,sin
ana tbc Hastings Court ior ipa.easas w
.eaYsyor in rendering bis deeisio s.a.es
zoe ~, .a.s evidence 0! the witnesses suoNs ,a
ga. ts defendant bad great prov
tns .;n o. rs he had done. BE was aiu''ssea ~
pei IN thc sum Of $500. ,tar,
bs MN ~ Mary I. Meade, who died a. Mar Mari
.h The residence of her niece, ne Ia Ma
sonny on the eth instant, at $3.50 W. ~
oNe' ras formerly and for many ye'',s .,a az
as Ssr ~" of Petersburg. Many O NY, a srSa
seeM, - reside in this city ana see.ls1 "
TIE Is,,r h;.toyy Of Petersburg Is eiose'' ooA-
,,"o;ad With her ancestry. 80, - ,1a .na
h..so,al Williamson summons aa o.,, 49,
.osnected citizen OF Prince UsSas ni.sr 5he
is Wing quite il! at us Ees''e"'see
city. ,r;,Son The Catholic pastor
he,e publishes very soaTss0 se es'u Of the
i ms and misrepresentation iu ,,s,',nb
:, the doctrines OF the Cathons o .orarai
10 ;n no saws were made by the sefeia a
pro,c.tant clergy In recent iectuies s'N
icons delivered in the city. -. re-,
s'i ..' ~. annual meeting Of the Lne-iaSu-
100 COMPANY OF Virginia he.u M-uhy :' Nc
o'd noa non, ~ Of Messrs. n. NJ. Osborne
the e iames 5. Gillian, who were chosen to
anu an vacancies. ne Richmond nd directors in
the company are MeIsrs + c W; psmoefi0n
T. " PcsTs and l., ID The e ree'ars Colonel
su u GP"nI was reelected president, D. W:
S,n .. -" secretary, and D. Z. Tenant and
q p s"' Voting ce.presidents. A dividend
~ n; 20 =; ner share was declared on the stock.
OF - p'' ROBIN ADa1R.
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More Arrest. Louisiana.

New ORLEANS, January 29.-Marshal
Wharton continues making arrests in va
,rious parishes OF parties against whom true
bills have been found by the United States
grand Jury for violations OF the election
laws. Twenty.nine prisoners are expected
to arrive tonight in charge OF a deputy
marshal, and it is stated one hundred will
arrive in the next few days.