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The Arizona sentinel., 1879-12-06
From the Miner.

Who says the towns along the Colorado 1 are played, when we see by the Yuma SENTINEL. that recent steamer took up for way ports 143,244 lbs. of merchandise.
 NIT. Walters, of Phoenix, who was on the stage that was robbed last week near Skull valley, came up te Kirkland yester- day and identified the dead Francis as one who participated in the robbery.
 How CLDs-At point on the wonder ful Colorado of the West, where the walls of Grand Canyon are over mile perpen- dicular, there are found stone buildings upon the surface, mile above the water, without any possible way of getting down to the rumbling pillows as they roll over the rocky bed of that stream, and for miles back in either direction, there is not, nor ever has been, a spring of water, prov ing conclusively, that the people who lived in these rock dwellings, now crumb ling to the ground, secured their supply of the quenching draught from the rive when its bed was but few feet below tho surface of the earth. It is evident tha these buildings were the homes of tha ancient people who lived here thousand upon thousands, and perhaps millions of years ago. Here in Arizona is tho grandest field of research for the geolo gist to be found anywhere, and It is to be hoped that James Gordon Bennett vii send his Stanley along so soon as he re turns from Africa, after having satisfac torily settled the source of the Nile.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-12-06
Lead

The market IS firmer both for pig lead and the manufactured product, sa.es go at 55s@61zc. per pound; refined bringing
 in New York pig lead firm at 5111 to 55s for common, 6% to 5T for corroding lead Business limited by high prices asked but the stock being moderate, in few strong holders hands, there is no reason to look for lower prices for some time tC come. Spelter strong at 615 to 64. Int domestic production is still insufficient tt supply the consumption; thus, the larg' quantities of foreign spelter coming il have no weakening effect on the mar kpt
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-12-06
Gnlden Era Quartz Mill,

From parties who arrived from smith ,ille last evening, we learn that the com vany's quartz mill is about completed I'm. rock crusher was set to work ON Wednesday and performed its part In the ,,rooramme to charm. The stamps VIII he set in motion on Monday, and we nope to hear good results from this new mll and town in few days. The ore coming tom the Mammoth is reported to be rich or and richer as the shaft goes down. i. the hope of all that this enterprise VII ,rove to be d lasting success.-Mtner.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-12-06

Laredo letter states th.t the inns.ssr gents of Durango, Mexico, are about at- tacking the city of Parrol, where tue remnant of the Government troops re- treated aftex .seir defeat at Chihuahua. General Treviiio. with the men, is in Du- rsngo, setting on the defensive. Governor Anconia of Yucatau with 5000 men is op- nosipg Palomino, who is backed by the F.drral eyernment.-butletin.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-12-06

,ncl under increased obligations for the ,.,rouage SO liberally accorded me as the successor of the old and successful mousse of wu,. B. Hooper & Co.,, and while ac- ,nov,edg ging this fact, allow me to add that t,o.e dealing with mo will find as complex . .tock as was ever offered by the old firm ,,;.a all that is new and dcsirsble in addi tion. IAuFs M HARVEY.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-12-06
Sales of ores

Gold, silvor, Copper or Lead, will be made at highest possible rates for account of owners. My long experience and con- nection with buyers in the different mar kets give me very decided advantage over any one in the Territory in making such sales to the profit of those entrusting them to rae. Correct and responsible assays obtained and submitted when desired.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-12-06

Tn the statement of receipts and expend- ,.s of the city of London for the year ,v-7 there occurs this charge: "dej,uner to General Ulysses s. Grant, 9lsT." The .. rsxt to it curiously reads, "Recep- tiou to H. R. H. the Prince of Wa+es' 99'
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-12-06

CALIFORNIA Elxs
 O tic Truss Co.,, W. J. Horne, Proprietor-- Dear Sir:-I feel that | owe it to you and to humanity to write the fact that l have been Substantially Cured of
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-12-06

If is hard to decide which is the most ,..stiIential-the young bore who Is 1or- ever bragging what he is going to oo' UT .ha old bore who is eternally bragglng what he has done.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-12-06
Cold Dust

Cold and Silver Bullion, United States Tressury Drafts, Legal Tenders, Soldiers Warrants, Bankers Drafts and Good Con- VI. .rrcial Paper, Grain, Hides, Wool and all Territorial and Mexican Products bought ot r.lue for Cash; or advanced on as may be desired.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-12-06
copper.

The market for copper is very firm, an advance having taken place in ingot, which IS in ready demand from both con- sumers and spectators. The sales of ingot copper are made at 22@22115 cents per pound, and are reported as being large at that price in New York.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-12-24
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laReab.
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lelbF BE 9isbe ,u leiner Mutter, nit VI
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su bteibsn, Der BEN elterlt4sn Gruartun
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bas 6anS.
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Gen., i6sr bic nod morssnaillen Yromsau.
ben. Muf elmer Der fdattisen Banfs iab
tr nieber unb perlant In tieles Snnsn,
aus benz stne polbetannte Stmms ibn
sat einissr 3eit erwsdte. So mar @srolt.
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fden I'M Sopfe terum, mein 5reuno !?
fraste ct. leiis uno flopfte ibm lddelnp auf
bic Shultsr. Gter 6mmel - .pie bu
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gum @entraltabnbof, um eine Dame in
gmpfans 5u nebmen - eine Dame - er
fibte liidtis 3pei Ginseripiben uno warf
fe In bic Cuff - nun, bu wirf at ia len.
nen lernen.
(Bpriebuns fOlst.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-12-24

In @niprra esncmmsn werben. IS it
oabsr fsts notbwensis, 3wei 3iise 3u
ransiren. Su benz tinterea pFsst 1d
Der &ailsr fslblf nit ieinem unmittelbaren
0sfulae, in Dem porbersn bic DisnerlAaft
unp bas @tpdd gu bsinbsn. Nuf @runo
manher grfabruusen bat man noe6ea
In oer lebtsn 3sit al unp gu in aasr
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psrwsdielt une ben Bug bes &aiiers porn
ransirt. @O mar es aud in bsm porlie'
sencen Sale seideten unb oielem Tim
fanbe serbantt anldsineno Der &ailsr
letne 8sttuns. Die gsrbrsdsr battsn
ufFenbar seslaubt bab Der poreere 3us
nur Elm gelairsur ist unb ibr grploFons.
material bsim 3ueiten 3use ansebradt.
Die gerbaftuns zines tunsen @enldsn
auf rem Babnbpf SelinameeraO In Der
Nadt auf ben 81. Nopsmbsr, ,pslder
etn Billet BON bort nah 8urst, Mostausr
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umitanoen pertniipft. Das 5anbsspdd
fiel i'm 8erbaltnib 3u Dem eerinsen I'm,
fanse turd feline unsemeine shwsre auf.
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ber Befber bic 5lu@t. 3ufaats anne,
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3uei sassn in 3arsfuie, e,Slelc bas Simmer
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nod nidt elm @prt iter, ben prp3eb
Nirstt sebraGt. er alletn bate Stsnosra.
pben I'm @eriHts1aal."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-12-24
SO bln auelnlS ger WBshl TUI
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gpmbinQttDn5 Briaell.

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-12-24

Die
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unb foRs'
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-12-24

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ber3li4e 9ratulaticn gu ben Seiertasen
uno gum neuen Sabre! Wt5se lid S9re
Nbcnnenten5ahl imn1er mebr unb mebr
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-04

The action OF Judge Alexander Rives, OF
the United States Court Of the Western Dis
triet OF Virginia, in causing at this late day
the Indictment OF several OF the county
Judges of his portion OF the State Tor not
having negroes on the juries OF their courts,
can only be explained upon the ground of
the loss Of at least some Of his mental
Dowcrs, and should render him an object Of
solicitation to his iriends.-Ate1andrid Ga
zette.
A petition praying Major Tyler and Cap
tain Johnston, our representatives. i'll the
Legislature, TO vote and work for settle
ment Of the State debt on the amended
proposition OF the bondholdcrs, is being
circulated in the county, and has been
signed. with two or three exceptions, by
every one to whom it has been presented.
It is safe to say that nine tenths OF the voters
OF this county are favora5y impressed with
the bonGholders' proposition. and are will
inc and anxious to close with them.-Ped-
risburg Eirginian.
The identical faction Of disorgan!Zers
which in The last congressional election at
tempted to defeat all OF the regular ConscrVa.
tive nominees by independent candidates
land in which ther most sigualy failcO is
the identical faction that Is now laboring
to defeat the adjustment OF the state debt
and to form anew party.-PeterS0nrJ PoSt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-04
DANVILIE.
,Corrsspoudeace OF the Richmond Dispatch.I

lCorrcspondeace OF the Richmond DisDatch.1
MARCH 5, 1879.
No process has been issued in the cases OF
the indicted Judges, and the Judge has pro-
nounced the eases contiuued.' It has
been asccrtaned that there were six OF the
grand Jury opposed 10 the indictment.
There were six negroes on the jury several
Of them distinguished as politicians-and
ther were all Tor indictment.
The court was engaged on Saturday with
liquor cases. and several Of these were dis
posed Of without argument and with the
verdict ..guiltv." Amongst the cases thus
disposed OF was that OF Squire Taiiaferro,
whom have spoken OF as one OF the lead
iDg negro politicians in Danville. tt appear
ed from the statement OF one witness that
Squire used to sell three ground-peaS for
something less than tive cents and give the
change" in liquor. There were some one
or twooi the !iquor-men rs to whom it was
decreed that sentence should be held suS-
pended during good behavior, on account
Of valuable services to the Government.
The iuternal-revenue receipts were larger
on Saturday than on any one day since No
yembcr. The receipts were S4,344.67. The
receipts from tobacco aud cigars for last
month were S27,9l3.S4; for February, 1878,
S43, 1927; for the last five months-that is.
since the commencement OF the tobacco
year-S369,61l.32 80; for the corresponding
period OF the preceding year, S3SS.024.75.
Continued Improvement in the figures for
leaf tobacco is noticed. The quantity sold
last month was 1881, 577 pounds, for which
there was paid S2l3,53425. the average
being Sl1.92. That is the highest average
reported since August, 1877. In February,
1878, the quantity sold was 3,205,s49
pounds; the value OF which was $267,-
222.9j, and the average 1928. In the
last five months the quantity sold was
S,M5,419 pounds; the value thereof, $751;
552.il; the average, Sl0.64; for the CORE
spending period of the last tobacco year
the quantity sold was S,144,01G; the value
thereof. 1851 ,S54.24: the average, SS.04.
The Motett registers report collection
IN last month of Ss0s.92; OF which the tax
on alcoholic liquors was $744.s7; that on
malt liquors, sG4. 40.
Some OF the citizens have commenced
gardening In earnest. Potatoes were'planted
Saturday. ..
Weather cool and cloudy this morning.
Yesterday was 'slamb" day. ALPHA.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-04
PORT OF RICHMOND, MARCH 3, 1879.
ARRIVED.


Steamship Old romtnlon. Walker, View York,
merchandise and passengers, q. W. Allen & Co..
agents.
disc. j. W. McCarrlck. agent.
Bark Ellen llo !. Duncan, New York. to load f0ur
for liaxa'i.Cr'n. l"w Company.
Schooner Il. S,eelmau, Rose, Philadelphia. Bur-
ruuyhs K Polk.
Schooner S,ar spanglcd Banner, Mullen, Ea!ti-
more aIlaao, William G. Crcrs!l,w.
Schooner Alice Curtis. Morls. baltimore, grain,
Haxa'i- Clcnshaw Company.
Schooner Henry p. Hav"ns. Pierce, New York,
Schoonrr walt r. Thomas, Baltimore, grain
Haxal!- Crcnshaw Company.
Schooner Mary h. sin!nons, Phi!adclphin, coal
S. L. Lathrop.
Steamer Ariel, Clifford. Norfolk, United State
mail, merchandise, and passengers, j.. b. Iatum
Schooner w. L. Franklin. Seward, TaltIm2rc
camel coal, Gervas Storrs, agent.
by Telegraph.
VESSEL ASHORE.
WAsuSGToN March 3.-The Signal Corps OBJ
server OF Life. Saving Station No. 3, south OF Cape
Henry. reports the Norwegian bark Admiral. Cap
tain jameson In ballast, from Dunkirk. France for
Baltimore, Is hard ashore mile south OF tie sta
tion The captain and crew OF thirteen nien were
all saved.
LONDON. March 3.-The steamer ls'rian, after
collision with the steamer auticrmo. prcct efed 10
Beaumois In tow. ThIrty-one of the Gui lermo's
crew were landed 1T Liverpool by tie steamer Lord
Athlumy, which was also In collision with the
Isirian. and 1t is supposed That six others are on
board this steamer from Dublin
MARINE DISASTERS.
HAyRE March 3-The British bricaniGe Ma
riOu Captain TcmpletOIi. from Charleston January
"a II for Dublin. was abandoned on tue ith ulumo.
The crew have arrived here. o..
Captain Ward, previously reported having arrived
at Queenstown from New Orleans. aud having s!ls-
tanned serious damage Ia u hurricane on January
4th. was sunk by collision of south Foreland.
The crew were saved.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-04
--LATEST FOREIGN NEHs.
important Session OF 1ne French
Chamber of Deputies.

LONDON, March "a Paris dispatch to
the Times says: "Monday'S Qo-day's) Sit
ting OF the Chamber OF Deputies may have
great Importance and serious consequence.
The question is whether the Government is
resolved to defend the police against the at
tack OF the extreme Left. II il does, it will
gain strength from the adhesion OF all the
Moderatcs and great majority Of the coun-
try. II it continues TO sacrifice high func-
tionarcs to rancor and calumny, it will cer.
tainIy run the risk OF dangerous reaction.
NJ. de Marcere, who has called forth the de-
bate, may abstain from taking part in it,
leaving it to the entire Cabinet to defend
the Prefecture OF Police, and to make it
certain whether or not the Cabinet has
adopted moderate policy emitting it to
the confidence Of the country"
VERSAILLES. March 3.-In the Chamber
of Deputies to-day NJ. Clcmenceau attacked
NJ. de Marcerc, Minister Of the Interior, for
the state OF affairs in the Prefecture OF Po-
lice, which, the former declared, must be re-
organized and weeded out. NJ. de Marcere,
in reply, stated that he spoke solely in his
own name, and not for his colleagues. He
asserted that the wedding out demanded by
NJ. Clemenceau was sort Of prescription.
This elected loud protests from the Lett.
NJ. Clemenccau moved that RI. de
Marcere's explanation be declared IL
sufficient. The Chamber suspended its
sitting for a time, and the Minister
held consultation, in the course OF
which NJ. de Marcere expressed his deter
mination TO resign, whether be was victo-
rious or vanquished. When the Chamber
resumed its session M. Clemcnccau accept
ed the order Of the day. pure and simple,
which tailed with its Interpolation. This
was adopted. M. de Marcere has placed his
resignation in the hands OF NJ. Waddington.
spain and Cuba.
LONDON, March "a dispatch from
Madrid to the Ne,rs says: :" 1t is reported
that General Martinez Campos and the
members OF the Cabinet not having arrived
at an agreement on Cuban affairs, the Min
listers will advise the King to dissolve the
Cortes this week, consult with leading
statesmen Of the several parties, and then
call to Office either the present Administra-
ton or any that will consent to undertake
simultaneously home elections and colonia!
reform-the policy advocated by Martinez
Campos. The greatest animation prevails
in political circles"
MADRID, March 3.-The resignation OF the
Cabinet is considered inevitable. It is
stated that The Eng agrees with General
Campus that change Is necessary.
Cremation In Germany.
BERLIN, March 3.-There have been six
cases OF cremation in the town Of Gotba.
Fire st Brussels.
BRUSSELS, March 3.-The Castle OF Tur-
yern was destroyed by fire to-day. The
Empress Carlotta, widow OF haximilian,
who has been insane for many years, re-
sided in the castle. She was safely removed
from it, and is now at the royal palace at
Loeken, near Brussels.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-04
THE LATEST NEWS.
INTERESTING PRoCEEDTNsls An
WASHINGTON. .ss

CONGRESS WINDING UP BUsINEss-CoN-
FERENCE REPORTS ON VARIOUS APPRo-
pRIATION BILLS ADoPTED-THE ARMY
AND LEGISLATIVE BILLS LIKELY TO
FAIL--THE RIVER AND HARBoR BILL
PASSED; $4,000 FOR JAMES RIVER
JUDGE BLoDGETT ExoNERATED-
SOUTHERN DECISIONS IN THE SUPREME
CoURT-AFEAiALERA RRIsTER ADMITTED
TO THE BAR OF TEE UNITED STATES sU-
PREME COURT-A KENTUCKY FREIGHT
TRAIN CAPTURED AND RECAPTURED-
THE FRENCH PREFECTURE OF POLICE
AND TUE AssEMBLY-CUBAN AFFAIRS
CREMATION IN THE TOWN OF GoTHA-
RESIGNATION OF THE SPANISH CABINET
IMMINENT
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-04
MONTGOMERY COUNTY.
CHRIsTIANsBURG, VA,

February 2S, 1879.
Eaators Dispatch: Circumstances beyond
my control have prevented any response on
NY part to Mr.. Shelburne's criticism Of the
report sent to your paper of thereadjusters'
meeting here in january. It's too latenow
@S,tepiy TO Dir. Shelburne, even il were so
disposed. refer 10 the matter now just to
say tnat eheeriully accept Mr.. SheIburne's
correction as TO my statement that he adyo-s
saiea The Barbour bin in bis speech. No
eouol was mistaken as to that, and as
naEe he'lher reason nor desire to misrepre-
s seu1 our worthy representative, l hereby
opilect Inc statement. Mr.. Shelburne adyo-
S S1.ea tne Boeock-FowIer Mill, not the Bar
Allow me to add that Mr.. SheIburne de-
S strfes ana will receive the appreciation OF
h hs constituents for his action in turning his
r uaeh upon the late :mongrel convention Of
a as. listers which met In Richmond, and
,ssa o the bondholdesly proposition for!
s aas settlement Of the State debt, which is so
GENERALLY ,a acceptable to the people OF the
state. Yours, 6
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-04
A VISAGE RIVALLING IN YELLOW


IN NESS that Of the heather Chnee," II belong
ing 10 one of our race scarcely be described as at
tractive But worse than this, it is tic index of dis
ordered liver Of liver that needs arousng and res
latng. The remedy IS a, hand promD', eficaciors \
course of Hostet:ers Stomach Biters will cxrel the
misdirccted bile from The blood and divert il into
the proner channel, open the bowels, remove the
dyspeprIc symptoms which invariably accompany
biousness, and coun,eracls the RAPIDLY. developing
tendency 10 dangerous congestion Of the liver.
Which must al nays exist when the skin and whites
of the eyes assume this yellow hue. The pains
through the right lower ribs, side, and shoulder
blade the nausea, furred state Of the tongue. and
unpleasant breath. which indicate liver complaint
in short all its disagreeable concomit;nts are soon
rfmedied by this sovereign corrective, which, in adj
diton TO its regulating properties Is superb invigo
rant. and pure and agreeable medicinal stimulant,
appetizer, and ner7lue. NH Auth, SAW
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STAFFORD COUNTY
MOUNTAIN WY. March I.

,,, MOUNTAIN YKw, March 1, 1879. !,
VIZ sas!ors Dispetchs ! am surprised that
ms,s, s q desire on the part OF some OF the
Gs users OF the Legislature TO submit to
yo Nv people the state-deht question to be
des, a apon by them. Why is it that they
in = s,. - Keep the public mind any longer
thirs, sse Of agitations Can't be that their
talIy m; Ill Once is SO great that they are to.
slaie ssaa 1S the fntesesta of our DEAR old
Woo r. y E want the squss tios -gett led now.
tlensss = = /: g those may It's set!
iedl aufins the present session of tie
g t9s ~ q IA IgsAx-P Sygg. s.si
4. ~ J. ~ 80
Ma rcs sssfa !. giTE gUaNgb Reno, Mazda,
tbs e;.s :. me entire business portion OF
Nus burned yesterday. The loss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-04
GUANO.
>-~-~---~----~>-~~--~-~-~
PACIFIC GUANO.
TO THE PLANTERS AND FARMERS OF
VIRGINIA. ..

RICHMOND, VA, january 21lh, 1879
we have this day resigned the agency Tor the sale
Of ibe Pacific Guano Company's brands.
, Under the terms OF settlement between the Pacific
Giapo Company ard ourselves all The unsettled bu-
siuess OF 1873, including collections, &C., Ia 10 DC
managed BIZ our Successors, Messrs. JOHN ). REESE
& TO- of baltimore, whom we commend 70 you, De-
iieving your relations with them viii be both Plea
pow 49, WALKER. SAUNDERS 3 co:
From the abnye card you will please note that me
Agency or the Pacific Guano Com papy VIII pc con-
Quoted hereafter by the undersigned froD Baltimore
% well MS Richmond. Tie splendid reputation o.
Soluble Pacific Guauo earned by It's superior
ience and remarkable adaptabiitty TO the SOL OF VII
sfuia, especially on cotton, corn, aud topaeco oaa
conti4ue 10 be Sustained. gtarantee being anord.
ed In the wise management OF the Paeirc Snans
Company, which haa
"a Its cornniand-yiz. ample capital ts1 ,o0Ouoot
extensive works most approyed machtn,,sTy, ~ rs
steposits OF phosphate beat 70 ~
Of wticf, add along experience In the pps1ness ~
ceSnecfIoa Will The undersigned as General
iiattns. bacis! 30 IE6hk Will keep ~ saspp&y et
Gnano on band ne Norfolk, Portsmouth,
ana JOHN s. REESE 4 CO., General Agents,
ja2a.Sm Baltimore and Richmond
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-04
a Freight TTaln Levied Gn.

CINCINNATI, March 3.-The deputy United
States marshal OF the Sixth Kentucky dis
trict on Saturday night levied upon aircieht
train on the Flemingsburg ana PounG-Gap
railroad, 10 an attachment suit, and switch
ed it OH on side track at JohnSon's June
ton. placing guard over it. This morn
ing band OF armed men came up from
FlemingsburG, overpowGed the guard, and
took the train aWav.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-04
Failure OF Stock-grohe cas-.

PHILADELPHIA, March at is announced
this afternoon that the firm OF Charles Cam
bios l. Co., stock brokers. has suspended.
The firm has been operating heavily in
Pennsylvania stock of late. 1t is thought
on the street that New York parties will
lose largely.