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Arizona silver belt., 1879-04-18
NOTICE TD CREDITORS.

gsi4tt of IT. P. S1Fyoek, .r., Deeeesed. Notice Is hereby given blythe undersigned Administrator Of tho estate of V D 5hry- Ock, Jr., deoeased. to the cree ..eFs >ss. an | all persons having claims against -ar -sid deceased. to exhibit them. with the neces- sary vouchers, within ten months after fls- first publication of this notice, t0 the szs-t administrator in the town ef Globe, county uf Pinal, Territory Of Arizona.
 P. B. MILLER. Administrator of the Estate of ". r. Snry- Ock. Jr., Deceased.
 Globe, Arizona, April I0th, 1s79.-ail-4w
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The San Francesca to Maricopa and return excursion tram will leave the former place Saturday May 10th at 10 a. m., and arrive at MaricOpa Monday 12th at 6 a. m., and start for San Francesca same day at $ p. m- and arrive there Thursday 18th at S:45 ?. m.
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Ne learn from the Grant County Herald that Postmaster Bailey has been Oficlally notified by the P. o. Department, that Congress, March 3 !, 1879, established a mall route from Silver City, \. M., via Richmond, Solouonyille, San Carlos, Globe, Silver King and Picket post to Flor ence. Hurrah for Stevens.
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NUHRlR

III debts due liy and owing Co fhe late es4i of FoshurKh q Klein. A tr Wgifsen asroe- lafHf betWeeu the said pzflirs wiii 5n set- ted oy 2. Klein G Co.,. except such aaeoanfs aNe pes note specified in eFiicies 1f deiulu- tioa, trea dafe hafewIth which were as- signea fc J. fceburgh. s. KLElS
 Globe, Arizona. Areb "a. lS79 mr3s-in
Arizona silver belt., 1879-04-18

Save the Denver Tribune An application has been receiyed at she StAte House, from the colony of Mormona in Southern Colorado. to purchase the whole or part of the SSate lands near Del Norte county in the Rio Grande valley The land eonsists of ten sections
Arizona silver belt., 1879-04-18

Bob. Shell, who has just returned from Tombstone, reports having seen Joe. Dyer there, and thas he has interests near Mule Pass.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-04-18

4 Leadville paper publ isheS four columns of unclaimed le fters and sdyertises good sleeping rooms at $30 a month. 4 store 2'b q 50 rents from $200 to 9590 a month and best city lots are worth ir oln g .O00 to S6, ,000. The town is g. miles from the rallI oad.- Ihut [ Four.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-04-18

I Thomas Levy is happy. He's
 married ana now calls the late Miss HWalis my dear 2 We congratulate Tom, and express the belief that he will make a good husband and she . model ' ife.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-04-18

The town of Ralsson, Arizona, has been changed to that of Shaks- pear. The mines there are soon to be worked. Col. Boyle and geolog- teal formation Brown are tnere.
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nocAh xarna.

f8- Green Coffee at Eaton
 Bailey's for 2 cents per pound.
 C. c Hills, now of Chicago bu
 soon 70 beeoae a resident of Globe has purchased the dwelling latel, . owned and occupied by A. c. Swift } Fred Sestmeyer and Merrill, Kell.
 uer & Go received gooas Tuesday
 by Montoyos train.
 Samuel A Lowe has been appoint ed Postmaster at Little Giant mine Pinal county.
 Sheriff Gabriel was here yester- day after Grand Jurors. J II Ea- ton. A. E. Sake, John Kennedy and George Scott were summoned.
 Fresh parchea coffee for sale al forty cents per pound by 1 apl8-sfl GEORGE WEAVER. Mr. Ed. Cummings, Secretary of the Hannibal Silver Mining Co.,, passed through Globe last week en route to Florence, where he will meet and return with Mr. Joe Flourpoy, Superintendent of same company. Ns. F has been spending the past few weeks in Souora. looking after some mining interest
 Messrs. Newman { Dukes arrived from the end of the railroad last week loaded with goods for Hise, and Eaton < Bailey.
 District Court convened in Flor ence on the 14th, and immediately adjourned until the 2lst.
 The SfFor City Express arrived Wednesday, bringing Joe Redman, who has been sojourning at che Hot Springs, N. M., for the past few weeks. The coach leaves to-day at F o'clock.
 Mr PendletOn, Civil Engineer, who was employed to accompany the
  road viewers via Riverside, has re- turned after going as far as Dripping Spring valley. He does not speak fayorabIy of the route via the neut OH.o
 The other board, Stiles, Eaton and Wheat, met at the Picket Post On the 14th and adjourned until after the session of court. It is to be hoped that difference of opinions, # any exist, may be SC reeonciled, that the two appropriations can be blend 1 ed and expended in such way as to ensure a route.
 H Green coffee tue very best Rio) for sale by George Weaver at thirty cents per pound-a liberal de- duction will be made if sold by the sack.-aplStf
 Ne are in receipt of 2 letter from JnO. J. Devine, stating that his re- fus4l to deliver the books and papers of tue Clerk of Board of Sugervi- sors, vas because che new appoiatee, Mr. Stewart, wns not DRd is not qualified by law, and that he is, and will cOAtinue to be the Clerk until his is duly elected.
 Westmeyer has just received choice and yell selected assortment of groceries from the East which be proposes to sell at "vay down" prices. Fred, evidently, believes in quick sales and small pro6u. Give aim 8 call.-1t
 George Washington Hughes vas sometime since met by Billy Keeler going into Tombstone, and being old they naturally shook
 
 lands and talked. Billy expressed much surprise at meeting George Washington so far from home, and asked hlm why it was that 1e was there and afoot and playing the Yart of 2 pack aninal, :arrying blankets and grrb 6. ". explained shas he was doing pensnce, gas morsifying the flesh for having iYed so long m shst damned town of slcbe. The namesake of the Fasher # his counlry is back in Globe and ays he has sqaare1 accounts with ,is eonseisnee gor having gone to Tombstone by following a buFro ,ack to Globe. Nov. requiescut a naea if xnn nan Gaorssp
Arizona silver belt., 1879-04-18

About the 18th of May Martin Amador will stock the 6ne beiweea this point and the railroad for his fast freight and express liue which wlll began operation about June 1st. Four wagons will leave each eud of theroute esery five days and make the trip in F oE If days Thirty Four.
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IrEI rInEa

CIVIL -AtI.0.
 Peter forhach, ct als, Fs. David Shultes solomon Shultr Fs Selcinon Mund Eliza beth 4. Jones ye. Ihoinss b Jopes M J. Logan ys. q J. Foshureh, I. 8. Newiand Ts. Frank Tarbeii; Grtlviile IA Our Ys. The Wana Whata s. Cos l. F Rock hold v8- The Miami Mining Cos J De. Neon keymeEi vs. Tho Wani Whata S M Cs., Joseph Faiencia fs. Alcnrio Valencia . J. ColDngwood k Co. ps. The finai Aih k 4tulng Co.,; h CAiisher gs. Toe Finai 1LIB and Mining Co.; William if. Merritt vs. thc fiN1l 4il and MiniEg Co; j. C. batsiuan Ts. Miami Mining Co.,, oi ais Lew lu.<e'es fs. Peter h. bardy N. 4 Tharsins ss the Webfoof silver M and N c., ifenrf z. Porter vs. John w Read and q. E. Ham n101d. q. L- COrteiyou tH. Champion Nin- lag Co.. L. .. Webster and Mary Ryan Nor ton & Steward ys s. B. Caapin i.. J. iFeb- ster Fs Ihos. Kerr, ct ala Oscar I. Brown vs. c. A. sWa8eys Granville 1. Ourg se. J De. Neon keymert and tAe Wana HhAla $.
 CIVIL cAsEs oS APPEAL.
 Louis simon vs. Wana Whata S M Go. appeilhnt: James 4cCtfery Ys Wana H heta $. A O., appellant; c. VI Crosby F9 Wan8 hlta B. H, Cos, appellant. Robt. Robbins Fs Juo. q. Deyine, aiipel.s ut; s. B. Autnuers "a. q D. Wilson, co als sp- peiiaufs; q "A. cnunera rs '. D. Wisan. sl aIas appe lanis 2. dardsely Fs. c. H Seshs appellant; 2. Nslnias "a. c E. koFre allt Ira, v hitlcw appellants 5nnses Aamlnllfop ts, y. 2. Shany.
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or sooner, if all the ticket are sooner dis posed of, 0a which occasion there will oe 9lstribufed THTRTY-OEE THOUSAND TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOLLARS, iu a82 urizes as fellows:
Arizona silver belt., 1879-04-18

Samuel J Lyons, of Fort Cum mings, \. NJ, has recently lost six horses, and 1t Is believed be has been raIded by thieves.
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Ceraaease or Territorial Treayarer.

I. Thomas J. Butler. Treasurer o1 Arizona Tefritory, hereby certify that the Arizona Development Company has this day filed in nav office lfs acceptance in writing of the Act ofxEllich the aboye is copy and has also fieG iR my office a bond in tle sum or been aDpToxed by the GOyernoF and au As- s3eiate Justice Of che Supreme Court Of -tri- zona TerrItoir. conditioned for it's faithful performance oI the provisions of said Act.
 kTu0AAS J. BUTLER.
 Territorial Treasurer.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-04-18

John Hughes was married m Sill ger City, N M., Apial 5sh, to Miss caterina Vega.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-04-18

We learn from L. ?. Christensen hat several Mormon families have recently settled in the Pueblo Yieio valIey.
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ProeIaIaagio1. Of enc soxerner.
TERRIT0RT OF ARIz0Nk, E.yEfffrfrE f1EPARTMENT.

ExEcItrlrE DErARTMENT,
 February 3lth, lS79. l. John C.. Fremont, G0xern0r of the Ter rstorv of Arizona, and ex-Ofieio Commis- oner to superintend the drawing of lot ries for the support of the Public schools, e c.. bv virtue Of the power and authority Y sted in me by law, do hereby designate as the place where the lirst Lettery shall be drawn bF the Arizona Development Com pany, the Theatre, in Prescott 'tise Capital of said Territory Of Arizona, and the time when the same shall be drawn sIiali be the zth day of June, IS19. between the hours oi Ie o'clock a. ni.. aud clock p. ul.
 Witness my hand and the great Seal of the
 Territory of Arizona, this 20Eh day ISEAL1 Of February, 4. D. l579.
 JOHN c. FREMONT, Governor and ex-oiiciO Lottery ComLnis- siOner.
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COURT WILL coxvExE ox a1sr.
fRIMINAL Flses

caleacaF fer shs April Term og rhe
 Disirass cesrf, Pinas County, Ar.
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The. Manner 0f Distributi0Ei
 xEf13 De as Follows

 Tweise thousand slips or leather number ed from bae to twelve thpusand will be pub lielY 6eptsited in 8 large glass wheel which Vif5 then be closed and sealed by the IerFi- toriai Lottery ComEnissioner. Two hundred aud eights two slipS or leather numbered in accordance with tue prizes announced, wal be publicly deposited ID 3 small glass wheel, vTs1feh will also be closed and sealed by the Territorial Lottery Commissioner.
 A Committee 0f seven citizehs wiA be salecfed bv the ticket holders to e1an1ine avery stage of She proceedings.
 Roth wheels will then se reYolyeo ln sight of the audience. untl faeIr contents are mixed and taorouzhiy mingled The seals will then be broken and the wheels opened, and
 7.sxo chaKdFeH Under Ten Years of
 Age
 viii be placed, one at each wheel. and g. rsrize and 8 number drawn at the same time. The prheeis erfli then be cl0sed and refolYed. and another number and prize drawn, and this process repeated until the 2SS prizes are all drawn. The holders 0f tickels bearing corresponding numbefs F1u be entitled to she prizes drawn.
 Only E2,OOO Ttekets will be
 Sold. Whole Tickets eS.
 Halves ga, 50. Quarters
 e1,&5s
 The Hank of Arizona wisI set as Treasurer. zad all moneys recefyed from sales es tickefs wili be deposited there t0 await the draw ing. P1izes win be paid sen days zfter tue drawing.
 ki orders for Hckete Ellist Dc eccoIR9anied bT the money, which can be sent ln Bank Drnfts en San EraneiseO, CPsfk fk9cates of De- Doeit or Postal Money CsreeT4. or by }Fells, Fargo < Co.'S. Expre6s.
 Address aii coyaulllni ic&tio1s. and Esake all drzf9s and money erders ptyzeie to tae or dsr of the ARIzONA LerTKR CoAfANx, Prsseott, A <.
 Esgister ail letters coHtalaine drafgs oF sfehets except of regular aEenfs.-far7-
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Inne 4fh Ia1a

The first LOTTERY under the foregoing law, wiN be drawn at the Theatre, in Pres rnff oT
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Arizona Silver Belt.
nm. AprII Fl. Iss9.

Geo 5 Shepard is in Tucson act ing as private watchman.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-04-18

IeTitsry of Arizona Ss. Mirheal Regers. Territory Of Arizona fa. John C. LosS.
 CRIMINAL 0k APPEAL. Territory of AFixonn fa. Charie1 Sherman, appellant
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The burglar " no Played uos,


The Bill Skies fraternity, in foIlowins
out their profession of house-breakine
sometimes give evidence of an amour
of ingenuity worthy of better cause
A burglar concealed under the bed of !.
married couple, by some incautious move
ment almost betrayed his presence, tn,
noise he made being sufficient to max,
the wife call her husbands atten
ton to the sound. cts only on,
of the dogs" was the sleepy answer
and, swapping his fingers, he called by
its name one of his favorites which wa.
supposed to be present. The thief
presence of mind did not desert him
though on the brink of discovery; for di
vining the situation at once he immed
ately licked the extended hand, in the
hope of confirming the gentleman's sur
mise. This clever rusc was not, however
we believe, successful, though one nigh
say it deserved to be for its boldness ana
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D;.Lon LII L,.:i. NJ
W;Ihanfpl,ro' I'D" aa, n%Pi;,'! uo'eI lDeS VI WI.
vi 1919 ta as elveiiils ms room VIE
amilitv oF ,arta,'.1 ''ii '.,5 TIl vL'
III III ror,,In! nlJ,in! "lu i-oIu icieh
which this nnro,,s ,,,';' ";~ny IS 'i,Sta'IGeS IT;
ane.lke nuaIities was u ii r1ar"d IV,i'n. bns
F1rco was babituoIit, -. ky " i'Ds
sonal annearancn n 49,, d,,.~in VI h. ~, po,
used a Glass. he aIwIvs wnre ,,,f+ oi
black eften on wv o,'d ,I .,,n,ot;a, *U,v " ou.V u
tho Torro nf shnhIno. ,,i 2'''o oI S,i'i," oeyon
eraIIv we;~hod dnnM h., Il',t .,ba a'o we 9'
booltS ond naoi,ats III, ,.L;,I WY S'i' VI
racinus nocIoty woro aanorni;,, o[ ",iiU t "a
Nv Owo,, Sooro+,r,to &c I',',' .Lr p;i,il ;IIi =
cietv was wont 20 Jns,,.;ho r ' n,iti' 'J hi, ~
mifahla bnnor soonn ~ " Ls|n.ir..nr !'no AN
Core when Lo ,r,s nT,rino M nn ''fmsy fn';II yTn
nraveru AM Wflharfnr7o wy vi ", ,'I IInaniI
mo before him ora oT .ba,o rooantnoIa, o,o ,,o
burst omen cn,ntvino. lie content r., ,''Ii1 ~
foor Wha+ wirb sIrr,.;,lo ~ ,l,o oI,,,.I ~, .i
ance and variety of Tho motoriaIs Drnu s,raod
ont before him and Wi,borf foroa,' ,[
rrotesn,,e ardaa,n,, e. ro,.,;, ','y,' .oile
Nr owen, grnyi. was S6roi,, ,,,, [,G'2'' trad :" !
still more IanybabIo scono Hoomrrnd "a
the House n Commons G WitharForn. IN
usnalJv carri 4 an ;nIstamd IN i,'el III" . ,oic'
coat pockpt On one occasion VIII
seated ne yt 70 Sir Tbomag li},'G" Rarino VIII" mh'
wore the nankeen tr,mser, co,n[oon aC
that time. WiIherrorra iorI-oJ nvar b;m
the whole content, Of bis ink hoftIn INV
He started IN nrocaoJod ~ o,,,h
hIottiur-no,ar ad a., IL; ,,;'.,.rfy
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gheny River 5 inches and stationary.
Weather clear Wind south.
PITrsBURG, July 16-Il :07 A. M.-River
2 feet s inches and falling. Weather
fair
New ORLEANS, July l6.-River II feet
below high-water mark. Arrivals, Cen
tennial, st. Louis Weather partly cloudy.
Steamboat Movements
The City Of Portsmouth leaves punctually
at p. m. for Chilo.
The popular and reliable packet Cons.
Milar leaves this evening without fail for
all points on the Lower Ohio River end
Memphis direct =
Tie Paris c. Brown is on birth loading,
and is announced to leave this evening for
New Orleans.
The Wildwood came down last night and
returns TO Memphis at noon to-day.
The Katie Stockdale leaves at n. m.
sharp this evening from the foot of Broad
wav for Galiiprlis and POmerOv.
The Buckeye State will lie the regular c.
& o. R.R packet, leaving from the foot Of
broadway at =. m.
Boat-hands' Gossip.
Considering the time, business was fair,
StNtTdl VI tne utluTIuTeS lluNllS RbOu bTlIlS.
Tie Laura Lee got Off for the Ohio with
700 tons freight, drawing six feet, and
nearly every berth taken. About half Of
her freight was for points all the way to
Cairo, and by the time she gets there, Capt.
Lee thinks she Will be lgEtened to four
aud half feet. She has also aboard four
heavy pieces timber for the New Natchez.
julie Douglass and Norman Laughiin will
pilot the Lee to Cairo.-[New Orleans Dem
ocrat.
Busine's fair.
Weather clear and intensely hot.
The James d. Parker left Memphis last
night for this city.
The Paris C. Brown defers her departure
and will leave Saturday at 2 p. m. sharp.
and will receive no freight after that hour.
Capt. Ed. Donnoly's superb new steamer
Ariadne will be found in port this after
noon loading to leave Friday on return
trip for Memphis.
Captain Jack Blanks will call his new
boat Fred" after his brother.
Captain Parisot's new boat will be
launched by the Howards Saturday week.
The Gale CITY was sold at New Orleans,
to Fisher & Dunn, for $450. She
was sold by the U. S. Marshal.
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Death Record.

The following deaths nave been placed on
record since our last report:
Anna Mater, y years, Germany.
Catherine Rattermann, rs yrs Germany.
Elizabeth Schroeder, 5S yrs, Germany.
Sebastian Schopf, "A yrs, Germany.
Martin koehler, IL mos, city.
Hattie Schnorbusch, 6 mos, city.
Louis Brandle, 8 days city.
Ben. Gehring, yr, city.
Margaret Lee, As yrs, city.
Maggie CleuIens, % yrs. city.
Mary Better, 20 yrs, city.
Robert Jones, s mos, city.
Alberta Forbush. IL IN 8, city.
Wm. Fillmore, IL mos, city.
Frank kemper, 8 mos, city.
Caroline Albersmann, Is mos, city.
john Daumeyer, q mos. city.
Harry Williams, q days, city.
Eddie Metz, mos, city.
Lolita DOrst, 6 years. city.
John Schlower. 2 months, city.
Ludwig Osbnrg, "A hours, city.
Emma Ford, p years. Indiana,
Thos. Gilroy, % years, n. Y.
Moses Banks, 70 wears, Virginia.
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RIVER lNTELLIGENCE.

Especial River Dispatches to the Stall
BROWNSVILLE, Pa, July 16-10:24 A. NJ
Monongahela River feet inches and fall
ing. Weather clear. Wind south.
CHARLESTON w. VA, July 16-10:2o AM
-Kanawha River 8 feet and falling slowly
Weather clear and hot Wind north.
On Cry. Pa. July l6-S:17 A. M.-Alle-
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Junius Polk, of Columbus, Tenn, has
a pet trout, which likes Junius as much
as his little schoolgirl sweetheart. 1t
jumps out of the water and takes min
nows and fat meat out of his hand. If he
has no food, and is only fooling it, it
catches hold of his finger and bites till
he halloeA
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THE DAILY STAR
THE WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, July l6.-For Tennessee and
Ohio Valley, southwesterly to northwest
erly winds, warmer, clear, followed by
cooler partly cloudy weather, followed
by rising barometer.
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The workers in Loopbridge Mill, County
Antrim, numbering about 400, have struck
work against the proposed reduction of A
penny in shilling. In the Grove Mill the
workers are under notice of a second reduc-
tim of q nanny III tho shilling.
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Billiards.

The match game of billiards last night at
M. N3 Vine street, between Jacob Schaefer
and Charles Davis, resulted as follows:
schaefer-3 IA II A 0 3 q . % II &c 4 O
700 81 81 52 80 I 0 26 3 55 Sc o.
Davis-l Il 2021 109lIl3ll IL 14l5l7
423 8 II 20S j-l27.
Schaefer's average lSi4 Davis average 3-3l.
Schaefers last exhibition game will he
played at the Atlantic Billiard Hall to-
night
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FINANCIAL


CINCINNATI, July 16-2 P. NJ
Moderate inquiry for Eastern exchange and
steady at previous rates. Drafts on New York buy.
lhG al l-lO discount and selling al par.
Sterling is in light demand and unchanged.
per und in gold. ~ vi 0O/2
Government bonds are firm and the local de-
mand is light. Buying and selling o,iotattt,e. ue
to-day as fnllnrcS. - ..e fuo'tltlOls
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A new cave has been discovered near
Newsom's Station, in Davidson County,
Tenn. One branch has been explored
two miles and arother three miles. 1t is
not vet known how long it is
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THE SPORTING WORLD.
Baseball.
Yesterdays GAMEs.


The Providence Club was whitewashed
by the Cincinnatis yesterday afternoon.
The game was well played, the Cincinnatis
making but one error. The following is
THE SCORE.
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The IhIIOWlng are The opening and the 80 I'M.
quotations oil the New York Stock EXCHANGE as
rec wed by Lea, Sterrett d Co.. Is West Third
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HUGS-MaTket steady and hIm for lieht Little
doing in heavy. Common selling at S}@l So fair
10 good light So 65d8 IS fair to good packing So Is
@S s.; select butchers s. s5@S 80 per GENITAL gross
CATrLE-Market firm for good, duh for COM
mon at 81 SOAP %, fair to medium at 81 50d19 q
good to choice at s. 5O@4 %, fair to good pack.
ing at ad475. '''0'
,'sHEEp-Market firm and steady. Common to
fair ut s293 D. and good to choice at So 5Oa4 50
per Genital gross
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LAWRENCEBURG. IND.

A grand temperance jubilee will take
place at Lawrenceburg, in the fair grounds
Friday, the 25th inst at which all the
temperance societies of the State will par
tcipate. Prominent among others the fol-
lowing noted temperance lecturers will ad-
dress the assembly, viz: Hon. Samuel F.
Cary. of Cincinnati; Shiel, of Seymour,
Indiana, and Rev. Atkinson, of Lawrence
burg. Excursions will come in over the
Ohio and Mississippi Railroad from Sey-
mour and from Cincinnati, and over the
l., c. and L. Railroad from Greensburg
and from Cincinnati. 1t will be the grand
est temperance rally ever had at Lawrence
burg.
The daily gazette., 1879-03-15
Large Barn Burned.

The large barn on the Ennis farm, near
Little Greek, Kent County, was con-
sumed by fire on Wednesday. There
were 400 bundles of blade fodder, and
also 400 bushels of corn, which had Just
been shelled, destroyed. The origin of
the fire resulted from the carelessness of
some boys who had started to burn some
brush some distance from the building.
For some reason they left the spot, and
the sparks getting in the rank grass aud
igniiing it, caused the grass to burst forth
In sheet of flames which travelled before
thewind with considerable rapidity. In it's
course ran road but owing to the un-
dergrowth on the opposite side, the
names crossed this aud made for the
building above mentioned. A colored
man seeing the danger, undertook 10
avert, but of no avail.
The daily gazette., 1879-03-15
FOURTH EDITION
Bsyard TaylsF.
lrriral at Kennel Square.

Arrirdi at Kennel Square.
KENNErT SQUARE, March 14.-The
special train from Jersey City having on
board the remains Of the late Bayard
Taylor, arrived here at $50 this after
noon. The wife and daughter and rela-
tives of the deceased, Messrs. Whitelaw
Reid and George Jewell, Mr.. and MISE.
q. Steadman, MIR. and Mrs. X. ii. Stod-
dard aud son, MIR. and Mrs. Geo. ii. Pull
man and Mr.. Williams, Of New York /;
George Ii. Boxer, DIR. Franklin Taylor,
Warren Gilhough and I. NJ. Coleman,
of Philadelphia, and Samuel Bancroft,
Jr., OF Wilmington. came through with
the remains. Tbs announcement that
the corpse would reach here this after
noon attracted large concourse of citi-
zeps TO witness its arrival. The body
was taken directly from the railroad sta
tion to Cedarcroft and remain there un-
III IL O'Clock tomorrow, when the fun
efal cortege will proceed toLon2wood Ce-
metery, where the iDterment takes place.
A chorus OF singers from Chester, West
Chester, kennett and other neighboring
places will render an ode composed for
the occasion, and altogether the ceTe-
monies will be very impressive. Already
many persons from distant points are
constantly arriving, and large number
of prominent people, including Gov.
Uoyt OF Pennsylvania, will arrive here
to- morrow morning from New York,
Philadelphia, Baltimore, and other points.