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The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-06-12
Massachusetts Ereenbaekers.

BUsroN June The Greenb.ckers held
a grand meeting tits afternoon. 10000
People we're present The plsiform was
occupied BY msny local Greenbackers and
labor Refornera. An address BY Peter
Cooper was read ard speeches were made
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-06-12

The "CJ,lolic TriJUne' lie the name OK 4
new religious weekly at Kansas City, No,
published by Byrne & Maynard. 1t is the
.uccessor of the 'Ksnsss City Tribune
started some months ago By Byrre & Cas-.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-06-12

There a-e many ho.--s -ack
crowded with fii!een or iwen. 4a..aes.
Through tie track so ioiisSed s number
OF f4milicI were { IA. d0ga with
scarlet fever, and some Of them were
exposed 10 tie storm f T houis, and are in
critical condition.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-06-12
Chicago Times refers to brother Of Archie
Williams of Topeka.

Williams OF Topeka:
QUINCY, III, June 3.-The Judicial e,ec-
tion in the SIKH circuit resulted in the sue
cess of the non-psrtisan ticket. Judges
Higbee and Shope are reelected, having
no opposition, and John Williams, Rspub-
ican, defeats Judge Thompson, Demo
cratic, BY over TWO thousand majority.
Williams carried every county in the dis
/ trict bat one
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-06-12
Very truly yours,
F. G. Adams, Secretary X. S. II. Society,
:" ,

lUFtha, hAusas.
In looking over old papers 1 sometimes
find some referring more CT less to the
esrly history of Kansas. / will preserve
all | fad, and in some wsy get them to you,
go that you may decide what ones, if any,
are worth preserving. ii l had bsen as
esger to preserve all the papers relative to
tie hsn-ss contest ss l was 10 securs the
triumph OF the Free State ciu-e should be
able 10 give You hundreds Of importan,
letters, where low only give units.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-06-12

ELECTED.
The following dispatch published in tie
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-06-12
OHIO DEMOCRATS.

COLUMBUS, June 4-The Democratic
State Convention assembled at 10 o'clock,
with Gen james S:edman as temporary
chairman. In taking the chair, Mr.. Sied
man msde five minutes speech, the point
Of which was that the time had come when
the Democratic party should insist upon
claiming its full share in the honors of the
late war, for it was largely due to the Dem
ocratic soldiers that the Union Was saved
After selecting committees a recess was
taken until o'clock.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-06-12

wheat in farmers h,.Gs. Nol,r,e .
in err elevators.
AiINSEroSKA, Henuepin countv
Weather iCr The last two weeks very .,
SPricg wheat ard cats dOing we'll, with
goa,l respect Of large crop.
CLEtK WATER, Wright county.-The
T. slEa s'riEy wheat was Injured by
drought pIi not come up until 4ftsr the
rains. C'n=ider.ng all things, crop pros
pes IS soat ~ igst year.
FAkNISGrpS. D'kois couuty.-AH crops
are i'oS NJ nov as well as they did last
wear: Spring whes; h "a no, vet been in
jur.d nv the drought. Corn star d, we'll
MiNNEasoLIs--ihe prospec:s for spring
wheat ars better than last seas,p ~
in the history Of the State 20 coed O,,.
and barley growing we'll.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-06-12

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich.-The prospects
Tor all kinds 4 cops in this section, par
uouisrly ior vi ctr, hay, and fruit, never
were 5tttrr than they are now. Very few
poor pieces ci what or grass can be found
IN tins th-ntl county or = elton Of Michi-
gan O,t7 are doing we'll, snd potatoes
look idiriy veil IAs weather of late has
ben too caOi f,r corn. but farmers say that
there Is Ilen ' Of time for it TO come on vet.
Il tinS have b IN timely and plentiful, and
The Prospects are that rhe late cool W ather
will save us from the Juu,lirosts. which ere
rather tF,quent in this vicinity Apple.
peach, pear, srd plum trees are full, al
most overloaded, ard th,re will be a great
ahund 4nce of sm tIl fruits b crop0un-
ie-s extremely untoward weather and other
evils occur hereafter.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-06-12

the ST. Louis GLIDE Democrat says the
raid on the Indian Territory Is over, and
adds:
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-06-12

IBERIA, Miller CO.-Winter wheat head
iug o4t short. Dcy weather haa isiured il
badly Not b. more than twa-thirds Of
crop. Otts will be short. Corn a coed
-tsrd More planted than usual.
FORT LYON, Bottom Co-The drought
ha- nearly ruined the wheat and oats No
ram since the tr+' Of April. Everything
- burning up Winter wb-as heading not
over FIX Iucats hi-h Without rain soon
ihere Will Be nothing raised here this wear.
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were stampeded in every direction, and pas.
ture fences for miles are thrown down,
while hogs and fowls are to be gathered up
by the dozens on eveay farm in the line Of
the storm
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-09-12

The Spectator says that With all Lord
Beaconsield's tsleut. he never yet knew
ought Of subject which demands dry.
hard study.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-09-12
KILLING a VERY BIG SNAKE.

NORWICH. Conn.,. Aug. &c The big.
gest snake Connecticut has produced in
this century Was killed in Westford.
Winham county. one day last week.
Mr.. Allen, who killed the snake. is an
enterprising farmer Of unimpeachable
verscity, and his story Of the fight is
corroborated by coterie OF friends who
saw and assisted in the scene.
Mr.. Allen had been trimming his
orchard. trees. using keen edged sickle
to lop off the sprouts He was inter
rupted by . party Of acquaintances.
who drove up to his door and asked him
to guide them to a huckleberry pasture
on his farm He cheerfully consented.
aud started off st the head of the troop
in his shirt sleeves aud with his sickle
in his hand. A monster boulder uplifts
itself at the entrance to the pasture. and
is sirt on one side by narrow ledge
tha, seems to have been made especial
" for snakes to sun themselves on. As
MIR. Allen passed this rock. he saw an
enormous black coil as big as rubber
fire hose lying motionless on the stone.
1t was o greet serpent. fast asleep. bask-
ing in the sun. Ayoung and incautious
member of the party at once hurled bis
dinner pail at the snake, striking it in
the center Of the coil. The snake sleepily
raised its head. saw the empty dinner
pail, and the party gazing with deepen
ing interest.
Mr.. Allen AYERS, and his friends also
say. tha, the serpen, eyed them for an
instant with a gli,te,ing. icy smile. its
tail vibrating with such rapidly that it
Was invisible a. first. Its tongue darsed
in and out of its jaws with inconceivs-
BILE velocity The first impulse OF the
party was to turn and run. They
plunged through the blackberry and
iuckleberry bushes in hesdlong panic,
Mr.. Allen covering the rear. Locking
over his shoulder. be saw the snake fol
lowing. with its mouth wide oren. lie
continued his aigh, bat the serpent
gained On him. and at length, Just as
the serpen,s head was overt.orp'nS
his shoulder. he turned Suddenly aid
Gu, at the serpen,'s crest and neck with
the keen-bladed sickle. The snake
dodped the blows. and the party. cess-
ing their flight. one By oLe closed 10 on
the snake, with fencerails, blackberry
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-09-12
NOTICE..

At MEETING HELD BY THE STOCK.
~ holders OF the Seattle Homestead Associa.
Won: at its ONCE in Seattle. King county. ". T..
VI tns sist day OF July. 1872 Il wss ordered that
Ms secretary Of said Corporation give notice. bv
puo'ics tion. to the Stockaoldcrs, that meeting
" " tns Stockholders BE- held at the ofiice Of the
company. Ia said Seattle, on Wednesday, the 18th
sy OF september. A. ID. 1879. 81 III O'Clock A. ~.
a 1T, sne purpose Of distributing the property OF
Al. Az association to the Stockholders. and OF the
su transportation Of said Corporation. and for
"Ss osnee business q may then ceme before IL.
JOHN y. BLANCHARD,
Secretary.
ossed Seattle, Aug. Is. 1872 sladkWtd
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-09-12

brisrs, stone slabs and other missiles,
anj there was long and fierce fight
II was not till quarter Of ~ acre of
pasture had been trampsd over that the
snake was killed. It measured just II
feet and 5 inches, and the .hickest part
Of its body was as big around as an
ordinary teakettle In its stomach
were found the remains of Mr.. Aliens
choicest rooster. which be had missed
from his roost q few days previously
As many other fowls had mysteriousiy
disappeared lately. Mr.. Allen conjec-
lures that they had been seized by the
snake.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-09-12

In the midst Of her wedding festivi>
ties, the bride of John Burr OF Wallins>
ford. Conn, saw one Of her old
admirers, and thst night she eloped
with him.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-19
COMM ERCIAL.
COEN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

COEN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, February. l9, 1870.
oFFEEINGS REPORTED To SECRETARY.
WHEAT White. 800 bushels, re-cyhiulcd. Red,
ff2 bushels
COES.-1Inite. Ga bushels.
OATS.-3.072 bushels; o! which 2SS bushels were
re-cNhibItnd.
MEAL.-l52 tushcls Of which IA bushels were
rc-cXhiht,'d
BLACKEYED PEAS.--33 bushels.
SALES REPORTED 10 SECRETARY.
WHEAT White. 3GS bu,hcls on private terms
SS2 bushels on private terlnS-toial, 800 bushes
Rel, So bushes mixed ut 81 20: roo bushels gnof
FullZ ut O3 % bushels very good FultZ at .O5
% bushels mixed at : Los: 80 bushels good FuiIj
1T 81: 80 bushels fair fuZ ut 97c.: 10 bnshcl
good FuItZ ut Sl.05 10 bushels good Lancaster a
81 .0S-to;al. 302 bushels.
CoRN.-I White, 80 bushels prime ut 7c.; 10 bu Ii
els prime at 47c.; 120 bushels very good IT Acc
total, "a o hui hcls.
6tTS.-4f bushels prime spltng ut &c.: 10
bushels prime winter At 400: "a bushels prim
spring at 36c.-t0ta, 272 bushels.
MEAL.-26 bushels prime ut GOc. #...
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q "a Y Afs q ~
With faiH hepn OF success, or course 10 In al
foregene cone ag,bfi Hat ci ID linihs sSlill
never see the ppoifnntty 90 by to 80 eeti.I
hance fhe facilities of their aitea mater.
Eyss s5,.t,i, .3tr s,t., 81 Qurp.
8 KING WILLIAM COUNTY.

PAiNRULs ISJuRY--fIsoU FOR BRkzrr,-sETTI, i,
IS THE DEnf.--REA DJusTERs' CONVENTION
3ss HAIL, TO THE DISPATcH--gADs WEATHER, &C.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
WEST PoINT, VA, February Is, 1879.
Mr.. james II, Puiler, Section-master on
the Richmond, York River and Chesapeake
railroad, met with n very painful, though
not serious. injury yesterday His work
men were taking down che frame to an old
water-,auk, when it.fellycry unexpectedly
nacaught bis leg, mashing it quite severely,
His many friends hope it Will result in no.
thing more serious than the loss Of few
days from his employment. r. IL II og:g
The steamship Casani arrived here yes
terday from New York. 1t is understood
she win take on about 1000 barrels of flour
here Tor Brazil. She draws about twenty
feet OF water. 80 ~ .. .r,@.
Opr. people are awaiting veryiimpatlently
! FOR the Legislature to accept this most ia
! yorable opportunity for settling the State
Debt. The writer has beard good deal Of
4 eypression,oi OPINION on the matter in this
! county and in King and QGeen. and he has
vet TO bear OF one person who does not
think the terms offered by the bondbolders
most liberal, and. that they ought to- be
promptly accepted. 1909 'ss1
in the counties Of Gloucester. King and
Queen, and MiddieseS no effort has been
made. and the writer, from what he has
heard, does not hesitate to say none Will be
made, to appoint delegates to the readiust
ers' convention. In this county your read
ers know the result. Three Of the delegate!
appointed from this county have alreaa!
announced themselves in favor OF the pro
posed compromise. a....s >...s.a. *. 81.
All praise to the Dispatch for the nobl
sim n n i7os ta1,au in this M .
February has SO far treated us very badl
in the matter OF weather.. Yesterday brough
bail. snow, and rain, and it is still yer
fhreatenino.-..- - s.... Il. WEST POJNT
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!. FINANCIAL, ;.
RiCHMCsIn STOCK EXCHANGE.
ss Il. -. -. ri sDtT. February 49, 1879 d
sALEs.-9 sEeres City INSURANCE. Con,aany sold at
.GRH,fs?Et

"
$50. -
G6seTnn,es,t Eseasritiss-Uniter. State, 4k,s, o.
bid; United Stases As. 90 bid. OOI, asked
igte Virginia con,ois, 90 bid. 55 J;
Gskea ssV1rs1Hfa consols. new, 40 bid, 81, asked
lvarganit fundasse: 80 pid Virginia deferred 7I}
bids Virginia taI,recei1able coupons, II BID
| Ctu OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ciry S's. D. and, a.
Use bid. t1Yx ~ k5d! Richmond city 6ts, J. and
Js.-iQS bid Petersburg city 6s, + and A.. 100
asked: Petersburg city SIS. no asked: iypciburg
City ss. j. and , 100 hid; Norfolk n..v
! Railroad Bonds.--Virgiuia and Tennessee Rni-
road second mort gnge SIS j. and j.. 905 bid; South
side Railroad second mortgage preferred 6's D. and
D.. so asked; southsde Railroad THRU mortgage
preferred g.. j. and J..70 asked : Richmond and
Petersburg Rarsad frs, mortgage S's, l.. and o..
LOG bid; Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad mortgage 6's, J. and j., 10l bid Rich
mond. Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad mort
gaze rs. j. aEdJ, 100 bid Orange aud Alexandria
Railroad third mortgage S's. NJ. and N, 10: bid !;
Piedmont Railroad first mortgage S's. a. aud o..
103 bid; Atlanta ana Charlotte Air Line RalIroad
frs. mortgage SIS, J. and j., 40, bid, As asked.
Rait1oad StOckS.-hicimond and Petersburg
Railroad 100 PR. 40 asked Richmond, FreGericss-
burg and POt0mic Railroad fix per cent. Guaranteed.
100 par, II BID: Richmond, Fretief lex sbirg and
Potomac Railroad seven per cent guaranteed. ] 90
par OIL bid; Connection Railroad stock, 70 par. 90
bid; Eichmond and Danvile Railroad 100 par, 81
bin, 1915 asked ..... ....
Bank Stochs.-Cit;zens B'nk. 20 par, 2lk asked.
Insurance Comparatively Virginia Fire AMI Ma
rine. % par. 37a>knd: Virginia State, % par, "a
bid; City, 100 pr, so bid.
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f,pRY or gIcAaoND. FsaausEY 1st1a5a

De
steaIner Ariel, Clifford, Norfo,ks Un,tcd s,sxs
n;sil. raerchah use, aud passengers. L. Is. TaiuTf
Es1g Alice Duttons Baltimore, ballast, Buasop q
Schcone- Martha Collins, Groves, Baltimore. srst
liaxaIICrensi.n@ Company. .,ttzsi 800! -
e. Z; gge4st..t - SAILED. tgs5t,.geJs, ttsye.i
Steamship Old nosninion. Walker. View ,Yor,s-
merchandise and passengers, g, ". Allen Co.,
steamer Pioneer. p'a,t, Philadelphia, rncrcaas-
Steamer Maggie. Clifford. williamsburg, rnerciar-
ts ssi ana passengers.G;R. Bush. asenf,
Fchoonrf sarah Culrn- anderson, New York
Efrclancisect prtE Il Parker -. - - ~. -
ssh ,,s Ell 4 J. Ss.srd App.ea. Washington,
rlts ShlcSahotsny, ltTDher, Carlis & Parker. -
BY YeIeGr7ph. - -.
FORTRESS 3lsSRos- February rs.--The Lon,
Star Lines steamship Cts OF k,,stfn has rpE fhiO
The Rsads with her cranE.shaif broken. - fIs%s>
mird g CicnfutSos Tor New YoSs, with Sugar. las
but III, here with HISS Of hDwsprJs ami eo5coss and
Other sasht damages. sustained IN u collision With
an unknown bark Yesterday nyo,air,g Out, ide The
Capes. 'fhe Schooner John .tRosrs retiorls having
spoken IL latitude $40, E0aei.,plea 79os 30I fig
adeIpna six days. ~ Port Ibfoajo.E TIE Briti,h
steamship Scin has arrived htre FROM f bra her ts,
load cefttH. The b'srk Tvlenaeh has efeassd for
Lie:nTcoL. Fe5rvry s.-T;te 5arS Maissen civ,
dap,ain hessynan' sI,tred here gesestas
mend, circs STA. Arrfsed ont: DE Iask sr
ID, Yarrs bohemian,
CO Virginia. 4fr..EY e,,,, =, r. s,Is
vEssEcksHd1E-' - Dti'.%1s -2'i|
soSG BIZ EJGH Nh, February E5. = The shin
ltssnus. OF Chrt-ianaa Norway, ffoss lou<a Il Iann.
arr 2h1 !nta!iasi. for Tew Yort+eam sashoreop-
Ths csfpsniu and crew were saved. The yp@rY ns3
hga aRG dryoI ssie sand "a an upFfgat Easxion.NrH
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|! TROUBLE IN. FAlRFAx.-Then eighborhood
of Accotink, in Fairfax county has7 been
lin state OF turmoil since Saturday tight.
consequent upon the arrest OF Felix Guam
der fcolored) and his family. It will be re-
Imembered BY the readers of the iGgzette
that notice was made on Saturday OF the
arrest OF. two OF the QuanGers in Washing
ton on the charge OF stealing chickens from
Dir. John 7'ruaX, Of Fairfax. The muGis-
trate in that city discharged the prisoners
.because. alr. JruaX could pot identity
the chickens after they were killed and
,Dluckcd. Upon the return OF the par
ties to Fairfax a warrant was issued for
the Ouander family by Justice Brown, and
placed in the hands OF Constable Sartln
for execution. When the constable ar
rived on the premises he was unable to
make the arrest and had to call out posse
comitQtuS of some twenty men. Tie ne
groes- barricaied the doors and windows
and .sheld the fort - until last night. when
the posse broke in the doors and arrested
the inmates. consisting of Felix uander, ST.,
his wife Julia, and his two sons, Felix, Jr.,
and joseph. In the nstee all Of the negroes
were wounded-the two last named very
badly. All Of the prisoners were brought
10 the office OF Justice Blown, near this
city, to-day, and examined by him ard JUS
tice J. Owen KERRY. A large crowd OF
co!ored men assembled in front OF the pre-
nises and were so violent in their language
that fears Of trouble were expressed. 1t
was reported this evening that Felix GUAM
der, Jr., was in dying condition. Joseph
Ouander succeeded in making his escape
from the wagon while en- route to the city,
alexandria Gazette, 1Tth.
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3
"A New ORLEANS TOBACCO RING.t-R eHe-
nue. investigations in New Orleaps hgye
disclosed an. extensive tobacco ring In that
city. Y In addition to several large seizuTes
OF tobacco factories already made, others
are understood to be in progress. One sof
sae results of tho investigation Rill probaL
bly, be the retirement from the, ser y1ce s,os
CHIEF Deputy Collector Joseph Samnier. ~
fI(I,yt;ro ,Ee n ,aet.ic1s9 II "a ID f-ss I Il
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New York

oswEGo SAVINGS 8ANK-FATALLr INJURED.
OswEGo, y. Y, February 1S.-The CITY
Savings Bank, having complied with the re-
ouirenIents OF she Bank Department. VIII
res urne business Thursday. ,r II. s... 80,
Thomas G.. Brown, 4 hardware merchant
in Mexico, while crossing thu .0s"e@o ana
Rome raiiread-track IN 4 entter, near SAGE
Hill, was run over by a freight train, and
bis injuries were such that ne died soon
after. 4 = -. 5.'..t ~ 80 ...r..
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no.,,, or General Y. II. Chiffon.

COLUMBUS, GA, February 1S.-R. IL.
Chiffon. iutant-genera OF General Ro-
bert L. Lee, and since the war president Of
the Columbus Manufacturing Company,
fell dead OF ap0pleyy while sitting alone at
his desk this afternoon. His age was over
sixty years. He graduated at West Point
from. Virginia, and was promoted major III
the Mexican war and paymaster in Texas
prior to 1860.
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FLooDrHGi TEE SuTRo Tunnel WITH HOT
WAT EEIs..--SGr FrouciSco, February "a
Virginia City (NeYadn} dispatches that at
9. p. of. Yesterday water was, pumped from
The flooded mines. into the Sutro tunnel.
The reason assigned is the breaking or q
pnmp-rod in the Hale d ,Norcross,, and coz,
seanenty water was sent through that tun-.
ned to preventtslts rising TO the 2, go0-foot
level. The rod will be repaired this. eve
ming. Allthe workmen will be discharged.
Sutro tunnel Is preparing to obtain an in
junction from the Federal courts as the only
resource. All access to the ttnnefbeing I'M
possible. Init III 100 !
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Desperate ARRAY in sssssissiDps.

TICEsBURG, February 18.-An afrray oc-
Cured at Johnsonyiiie, Miss, Yesterday, in
which three persons were killed and one
wounded. mo details had been received
at midnight EGS.l ---.----.tA. -.
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SOutsi Garolsna.

COLUMBIA. February 1S,-ths M fge ,5 tass nignt
at Newberry. s. C.s destroyed an enfire
block OF business-honses.,a anu Dao.y M's,.
sSS 600, partly c3Yarel by Insurance. =! -.ss7
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

7
NEW YORK, February 49, Eoon.--Siocks huov-
ant. Money call. 2Snl3 per cent. FNri,anGe-
LoG@, f-5l; SlCrt, 4sS4. State homIs dull. Govern
mpnts nr,n. . -'.'.-
Boenlag.-Mncy, ) per cent. Exchange dull and
nnchangeu. Governments firm; new IS, lOI4.
States dull
BALTIMORE.
Shi.TITORF, February 1S.-Vrsinia CO, DE-
frreh II: cousols. 54'a second series 40H; past
due coupons, II. Bid to-day.
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/ 4 CHECK Casa man who gave tue
name OF Michael Cochran was yesterday
committed for further hearing next week
on a charge OF attempting to set $40 from
James ". Cozinc on 4 bogus check for
Banking and Insurance Company OF Rich
raond, va. The testimony at the partial
hearing of the case was that Defective
1iuut arrested the accused Sunday night,
and at police Headquarters q bunch OF blank
checks of the Richmond Banking and In
surance Company were found on his per-
son. Marshal Gray said he eSpeeiedsto pro
huce evidence OF other matters in the case,
aud heaskcd TOR a further poStponeme.nt o.
the hearing Baltimore Sun, 1871. - ~,
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Cha usiEer E1oesac: Senator from Hiciii.

DETROIT. February 1S.-The election OF 4
United. States senator to ill the vacancy
created by the resignation OF Ci;ristiancy
took place at Lansing to-day. The two
houses OF the Legislature voted separately,
resulting in tho c!cctiuu VI ZachafiaA
Chandler. The vote was as follows: Chand-
Ter (Repubicunj, So; o. NJ. Barnes Dem
ocrat,, %; Harry Chambcrlin Green
backert is, ...,s...0 tr Z. Is.. *.....
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Georgia.

Roaa. February 1s.-FTancs Weeks, re-
siding at Davis's mill. near Rockmart, Ga,
was found to-day lying dead near his house,
supposed from heart-disease.
The report in New York journal OF
February 9th OF the suspension Of The Bank
OF Rome was mistake. The old corpora
tim simply sold its bank and charter to the
CIV organization. The bank is running as
al E-rs.r = (
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AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND SEC
n TON OF CHAPTER SO CT THE CITY
ORDINANCES, CONCERNING TUE SALE Or
COAL AND COKE, 50 rs TO GUAl,D 9UEc
E(FECTUALLY AGAINST FRAUD IN THE DE-
LIVERY or QUANTITIES SOLD.
Improved February IL, 1871
he il ordained by the Council " the cHy of
PInAmoad. That srGi!.n l OF cDcpIer 50 ot lhc-
Civ Or, finances be amended and reOrdane so as TO
read rs fUlO:T>-vi2: ,-,
J. Al coal and coke except artiGota, cnke) %hc's
shall ne sold ~ dealers Il cnts III this cY 20 D5
delivered by tlleir curtis, wagons, or Csher Venlcc,
shall lie sold by weight, and two thousand p'i'l'is
slluif consirT,c ton. On The GlScry 0I such Cal
or coke 4 ticket shalt Uc SEPT w!th each lOad shoS
the numter of pounds: aud shGaA the pnrchaseiI
consumer or person authorize ~ recsIy" me st'hc'
.ect the coal or cnc 10 1c d.cie&t M NE NUM-
Der OF pounds eXptcsSeti on ihilctc' rlther "hin
I'm triflsi,,t or 1T the time ~ H. GcnTrry SEch SUI
Meeting party Shall have the DsEd!tge or IRVING lay
vehicle ami ifs contents Of crf anu coke ~cigif ap3
The nearest public scale. AID weighing I'd" sa'
h, the Lcencr o. such scale ;l"H!d there be l":nd
ANY deficiency such coal or COX" >iiai Oc lorleiea W
the city and left iiic st-r.-ssnrs rnn tilt ue1T
or a;,rnt who sent Tue save SaIl D HIen FOR shoit
offence not less Than ten do.Ers ana nut eAcIcunt
tweni y-ire dollars, and sGi,h ine' snail w 'Sua.J
dI iled between the iDforlagGt and tue cN': pro-
vIdcd that nothing hereby contained epii prettn1
dealers or agents from rc.stling coal or COKE dheI
yards by he -bus!c, hai:Sa~hel, it-eH N IN any
Of her small quantity. ~.
Al ordinances aliG pats OF ordinances enrGFtins
viii, the FOREGOING are hcrcJc reDEaicI 10 IO-1L