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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-09-01

That $1,000 offer to bet vet stands with
out any takers. The betting men of the
double shuttle combination concern have
no faith in the big guns and the figures of
the National Tribune. They begin to see
that Daniel +. Davis is going to win next
Monday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-09-01

DIR. G w. BE, SONS CELERY and CHAMOMILE
PILLS are prepared expressly to cure Sick Headache,
Nervous Headache, Dyspeptic Headache, lgia
and Nervousness and will cure any Price 80
cents, postage free Parsons, Bangs Co., Portland,
General Agents.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-09-01

Mr.. Towle whose name appears above
,verseer of the cardng department in tn
>prague Co. factory. He has been employee
in the mill % years, which is sufficient evi
lence that he is good workman and relia
lie man. He voted the grcenback ticket las
year.
MIR. Cogan is overseer of the spinning de
partment. Has been employed AT the mil
the last three years. Is also good work
nan and reliable man and voted the green
Jack ticket last year. These are not the on
" cases in which the lies and abuse of tn
Tampaign Standard have changed greenback.
RS and democrats to republicans.
We are authorized to state, that Hiram
Stone and Robert Grady who intended T.
vote the greenback ticket, one of whom ha
always been a democrat, will, on account o
The article in the Standard, also vote 70
Davis and the whole republican ticket.
EDITOR
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-09-01
NOTICE.
To Contractors and Builders,

PROPOSALS will be received by the undersigned
L on or before Sept. = 1917, for the building of
brick school house In the city of Iallowel on lot
corner of Academy and Middle Sts.. the building
on the lot TO be taken down. Plans and speciica.
tions NAV be seen at the Aldermen's Room. City
Hall, until sept. sth. The committee reserve the
right to reject any or all proposals
GEO. $. FULLER.
A. d. NILES.
HUDSON SAWYER
Hallowell, Aug 23d, 70. aug25.t,w&MWF
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-09-01
From the Pennington Chronicle
The State Trust Fund.

On the 22d inst. we addressed letter t.
Hon. VIM. Caldwell, who has been in tn,
Treasurer's Office of our State nearly fort,
years, in relation to the charge of Democrat,
and greenback speakers and papers that III,
trust funds are missing or have been misap
senting to our readers the following rep,
which will be conclusive and final 10 every
candid person:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-09-01
The Campaign Standard Making
Republican VOters-One of its
FalsehOOds Nailed.

AUGrsrA, August 30, 1879.
To the Editor of the Keanebec ,JouImoi:
The Undersigned would call your attention
to the following article which appeared in tn,
last number of the Campaign Standard:
We learn that the flag Mr.. Harlow Hal
displayed, was one belonging to the Spragu'
property But Mr.. Hall vas allowed to us
it so long as he kept Davis name upon it an
hurrahed for the military corps. But chang
coming over the spirit of his dream. the fla
was taken from him. person by the name
Cole claiming the proprletorship of it, Ru
NOR has il that this same Cole has undertake.
to SYSTEMATICALLY bulldoze some of the EN-
ployecs at the mill, threatening them wit
discharge unless they vote the republican
ticket. Mr.. Cole will pardon us if we sug
gest to him that there is Congressiona
committee after just such Cooled bloode
bulldozers as he.
We farther wish to say that the above s.
far as it relates to Mr., Coles bulldozing tn
Employers at the mill is totally false. and
abusive that deem it our duty to deny am
resent it as it deserves to be. 1t is also vii
imputation upon the employees of the mill
Is though they had not independence ant
.pirt enough to vote as they wish. The EN-
,loyces of the mill have not been threatened
by Mr. Cole. The fear of discharge is no
held before them to make them vote the r,
publican ticket We have always voted a
we pleased. Never voted the republica
icket But we intend if we live and can 9,
20 the polls on Monday, Sept. sth. to vote fn
DANIEL +. DAVIS AMI the WHOLE RE
PUBLICAN TICKET. just because of tn
infamous falsehood published int the STANDARD
HENRY TowLE. Overseers
Morris CoGAN. !
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-09-01
II BaIdness or Deficiency of Hair


Exists, or If the hair is gray, dry or harsh. tn,
natural youthful color can be +, stored by us
ing ''London Hair Color Restorer," the mus
delightful art,c.e ever introduced to the Amer
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ing its natural olor, and at tn same time !
lovely hair dressing and hpautifer. II is t.
tally different from all others; not sticky an,
gummy, and free from all inn q ingredient
that render many other articles obnoxious il
fact it is exqnisitely pcrfumed and clcan,
and elegantly prepared A. to make il a lastini
hair dressing aud toilet luxury.
j. \. TIMES, a Prominent CITIZEN,
wilson, y. c., writes: Some ten years ag
my wife's hair commenced falling, and e,
very thin and turned gray; hut after usn
"London Hair Color Restorer' the scalp b,
came healthy, the hair stopped falling, tn
color was restored, and is now grow ing beau
tifully.
Ask your druggist for London Hair Colo
Rcstorer. Price, 10 cents bottle. Six bot
ties, 81. Main Depot for the L. s., SO,
North Sixth street, Philadelphia. Sold b.
Partridge Bros, Augusta. scpl9teod&wtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-09-01

That Cold Of Yours NAV run INTO consumption
If you don't take Dr. A. j. Fiagg's Cough and Lung
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-09-01
Power or suesking Restored.

DIR. Cutters Shoulder Braces correct the habit OF
STOPPING. Parsons, Bangs Co., Wholesale Drug
gists, Portland, General Agents.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-09-01

Miss savers salve now prepared is the hes
Known. Irice - cents. inlN3t MMtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-09-01

Great Joy over the fact that your cough can b.
thoroughly cured by Dr. \. i. Flaggs Cough All,
Lung syrup.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-09-01
Total.
Sl.lOl.9O9


The total losses to creditors of all the
National banks since the organization
have amounted to only about 81 900, 900.
The losses OF State and private bankers
in the State of Illinois during the last three
years have been an amount equal to three
fourths of all the losses to creditors of ma
tional banks throughout the United States
since the first one was organized. The
loss in the State of Missouri has been near
~ one-third Of that amount, and in Ohio
about one-iourth of that amount, while the
total losses to creditors in these five States
during the last three years have been much
greater than all of the losses in all of the
national banks since the organization OF
the system.
There have been five failures Of nation
al banks since the first of January. The
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-08

Ni:fI,IIilllllmld tspaffh.
-,.sn,y JANUARY s.. 1919 1870
Nv, WILLIAM COUNTY,

.,yp An ABUSpASCE or feEE-r-- :,
C0I.p W VIZ. or THE MAiIs--coSdfEsssp N Ne.
Toffso"S.-rESERAL REALG--THE i.Ais "a
EhkCilVS., ,s--exTENslyE IMPR0TE&hNt''sssT
HEATED TERM &C.. r.,,,,ry I 1914,
Wssr PoINr. VA. JsnuaIS, :. , aSsSs
,i,s Dispatch: me sI a.g oo Il, this Sec
h% nssn as severe as any kno" = ptse Malta.
has var ar a number OF years AVN, 70 stnts
ton ~ and Pamunkey rivers ,s,r a srross The
pom sn ~s iroacu, each entirely a. .o and The
pacS Inoacyer, is still free o, ia, noe and
YoIS' G? NE Baltimore and provldsnss snn
ha'> % lines arc still making ,ne. M; 20 S,ace
fi'" T rr[ mails crossing from tn's n'are
rip:: " n,,; Queen county have oesi' .,
10 AM nmenmdea since the Sd lnssan, . MI
iiEvl! : si,il no prospect OF tae'' '''"e' 49,
thcir sS ,hr river for some time. croa,
to cS"> <;rs,h @; MSior Douglas was "a; s rss;
~ - his many friends IN t.aS n,S ,h;,
sIl"," .nnn;y. and. in fact, throuspou. .t .n
0cn ;s. s' SortIon. Though not nls hs s.,,,
emu, ~, no had made this ms ho'he n"..
COUNTY, ~. .-,hnod, and tue writer mas ne'e,
ms ca!n .,,a,, more universally lovea " al
c'as>'S n;.bnnn6. York River ana che>a-
" pn;,rasd company are making extern
peas; n ",,, in their wharves mere,
sns , ,,', finished, will have one OF .ae
an" " in this country. Inc pos.
ion ION and Providence Merchants as; a"u rerular
I'M Inc have four steamers mak ~ t,;s nacs
weekly trips frome those cities 10 an, co r
The farmers in the surrouhulnGS ,r"ather
u,a taking advantage OF the co,a me' how.
~ we'll stocking their houses WIN .Is' s ""r
Annt ,R
ing =" . ~ WEST POINT.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-08
,nro,ution In, Panama.

Srw Yorx. January I.-Panaina aoVicts
to ,ae 18Th state that the city " Tas sa s i'aI a
OF cA Sc,,snrn Of rnmors OF an attempted
r cSyoIn,ion In whose interest and against
rs sS, naTty that attempt was to be made was
wa's sd,n ,,, Known. An attack was made
o nD General Azpnaro, expresidsnt I, OF the
s,.,roi othrrs we're slightly wounded. Sub
s Sc,n, Mr.. Legundo Pena, ncwly:ap,,
nointcd Governor OF the district, was bred
n nn,",, While passing through the street with
some policemen. endeayoring to restore ;sas,!',
orJrr and instantly killed. So far as known
,,r r lives were lost and several parties
wouqdcd. THUS far order has been restored;
. meeting Of citizens was called. TO be held
in the Government House on the 18th, to
consider what is best to be done to preserve
and continue the functions Of the Govern
man, No further tidirgS Of the action
taken had been received up to the time OF
the Salin. oil tie steamer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-08
Strikes.

loypoy. january IA dispatch from
Bgrn>ley to the Times says: 1.-The strike OF
miner. OF South Yorkshire and North Der
hy.hirc viii not be near so large rs ut first
Anticipated. II is expected that not more
than 5000 operatives will 60 out on strike.
The Warrington. Lancashire, strike has
begun in the wire trade here, which may
assume serious proportions throughout the
country. if some agreement between en-
DlGvcrs and workmen is not come 10. Mas.
Ter; contend that ii.Ieduction Of wages is
10, agreed 10 the works must be closed, rs
German wire can be obtained cheaper than
English manufacturers can make it. The
men contend that the reduction demanded
is excessive.
PorTSyuLE. PA, January "A strike
occurred this morning at Cameron colliery,
one of the Mineral Railroad and Mining
Company'S co!iierles at Shamokin. Several
days since the men were notified OF reduc-
ton, which took effect this morning. This
is the largest coiiery in that region, and the
strike causes about 400 men and boys to be
ilrn
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Elm M
RroHMON1, snocK axcI1ANaE

IeSifESff( 81 e stS4tf TT EsnAY. Jnnngsy y..l $751;
y sALEs.--1 LOO Virginia and Tennessee coupons Al
97,s. III Il a. IL ~, Il III
!Rete Ssenr.tiss---yirg eorsosss Is bid, &c
Yna fanaaS eo "a sd "a ss asss
biz: Virginia ' FAX. coupons ttd
err rs, &, Rishnd City g. ara
LYnehb,nrG CITY S. and ss, bta; Norfolk ctiy
Railroad Bonds.-virg,nia CentrsT Railroad
lrst mortgage 6's. j.. and d., go,bid. Yirginia
Central Railroad third ,mort2ags 6,s. j. and j.
s. and J na; va faa c Senf sIoss
non. gage sts: J. and Us. 100 bid Virginia
and Te1,ne sec Rats9aa second O., and
fohd thd l1ortEase SIS j. and j. 90 lid: Vi,ania
and Tennessee Railroad funded So, J. and =. 90
asked; sogtllside RAILROAD f,ss mortgages preferred
MORTGAGE preferred Co. J. and 20 bid; Sonhside
Eniltnad third mortgage preferred Gs, IL ard Js gI
go asfea; Re5er S% 1 Raroaa rs; Iaore
Petersburg Railroad FIRST mertSaSe SIs, a. and O.,
los bid: Richmond and Petersburg Railroad sec
2 pl, norIsage rs, NJ; and n, 81 bid Kclnond
s's: J. and j.. OF BID: Richmond. FrrdercIs,burg
and Potomac Railroad mortgage esq. and IA 90
gage SIS. u. and N. Go usse'l> Richmond and Dam
Vile Railroad consolidated 6's. ard NJ. 70 bid
Piedmont Railroad first mortgage s's, A. and o.,
Rnfirodd Stocks.-Riehmoad and Petersburg
RatrOad.t 100 par 10 asked; Richmond, frede-
ricksbnrg and Potomac Railroad six per cent. guar
and Potomac Railroad seven per cenf! guaranteed
loo par, 30 bid; Richmond and Danyilie Railroad,
Bank Stocks-FirsI Natior al. I 90 par. BID:
asked. :. =.
! Insurance Companies-virsiniaF Fire and Ma
par, 81 bid, Virginia Home. 100 par, los asked:
Merchants and Mechanics. 100 par, 81 bid, 81 asked
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: ssff@s- .aHf# isf-ss q. "a .t.-. sr.
= LATEST FOR ElGN NEWS.
t4E -
England.

: LONDON, JANUARY THE Findncier SAYS I:
s.:The worst feature OF the failure OF the
Cornish Bank is that the promise of the
new year is falsiticd. u The crisis is. kept
dragging. on, and, further, it causes disa-
greeabe rumors to be in circulation regard
Ing other provincial banks, as was the case
Yesterday. The Cornish-Bank failure might
be LETT to sinkinto its position as merely u
local affair were it. not for its tendency to
generate fresh difficulties" Is 80
General Grants Movements.
LONDON, January 7.-General Grant left
Londonderry to-day and arrived at Belfast
AT Coloraine q large delegation presented
him with anaddress.
Abandoned at Sen.
LONDON, January THE British brig
Eryclna, Captain James, from Bull river,
S. g., November II, for Liverpool, has been
abandoned ut sea. The crew were rescued
ana landed at BreSt
France versus AIGEers.
TuNIs. January 1.-The Bey hes sent n
plenipotentary 10 Paris to arrange the diff
ference between France and Tunis. The
French Government, however, is not salts
fed with the Bey's action in sending the
plenipotentIary, and demands an apology
garding the dispute with N. dc Lancy.
.. ...r India. ~
CALCUTTA, january 7.-General Roberts
telegraDhs that; he reached Kakubi yester-
dag. The Deputy Governor OF Khost came
to Kakubi to pay bis respects to General
Roberts. He will transfer to the British
commander the forts and all the records,
which, it Is supposed, contain full informa.
ton regarding the revenues Of the Khost
and Khurnon districts. The people OF
Khost, who ut first We're uniriendIy, seem
to be reassured. ';' ..-s.tes
Peru.
F. PANAMA, December 2s.-Lima advices to
December 18Th state that the President OF
Peru has formed Il new Cabinet. The trial
OF Don Manuel Pardo's assassin continues
with. considerable. delay. Many arrests have
been made; among them that OF DR.. AM
puro, q former prefcc.. OF Gales, who is ac-
cused OF direct completely. Still no deci.
sion appears to have been reached. Jour
mails in the interest OF. the civil party are be-
coming quite violent in their denunciations
OF the tardy administration Of justice.
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THE IS
M rsr.EanApa1 rlsoos a1.r. QUARTERS.

q
MEETING or AsseofATToa FOR REFORM
AND ooDiFiaATloM OF Law Il 0s,sg Ma
ioNs--PEAGH- TREES INJURED BY TllE,
COLD spELL-F1RE ISNEW YoRK-ai EET-
ING or THE PENNSYLVANIA, DELAWARE
AND NEW YORK LEGIsIsATuREs.--!Tfii e
TELLER COMMITTEES ocEEDINGs-
MEETING OF CoNGREss--THEcA BINEToN
THE FINANCIAL sITgATIoN-sKATtG IN
! ATLANTA FOR TIE FIRST TIME IN TWEEN
ny YEARS; A THOUSAND POUNDS OF ICE
! cur AND PACKED THERE FOR THE FIRST
YIME-DEATH OF j. J. WHEAT Of ALEX
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. IN
THE MITCHELL tIsD.l PUBLIC. SCHOOLS
susCIDE-LuRD BEa CoNsFIELD SICK
With THE GoUT.-THE PANAMA REVOLT
Ty0N, &c, &C. sr.a&a Is. .a-E 4. ,.gs..E X (.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-08
TO CREDITORS,

N THE NATTER OF THE GOODS OF FREDE.
: RICK WRIG HTs LATE OF hAPiDAN, YIR-
EINIA. UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, AND
rFSorRMEREY OF JOHNsTOWN. HOUSE: GLO-
u Mccall; In THE COUNTY DE MEAFvRD,
ESQUIR F., DECEASED: ,,,a- %, - -,
TAKE NOTICE that, pursuant to the 22d and esd
otherwise TO have any claim or demand against the
assets of the said FFeder1ek Wright deceased, who
died ON the 2Ssh day OF February, are hereby
resuirod, 6n or before the LIST DAY OF MARCH,
1879, to furnish Tin wrlingl the particulars OF sucl
claims or demands Tn THOMAS EDWARDS. OF
fGionhastoI Enniscorthy, &, tho county OF Wex-
ford, Esquire, the admtnisrator OF the deeea ca,
and to whom ad nis,r alton Of the persona, cstaIf
ana eifecs OF said ceased has been granted by the
pripsps OF the Preo1ts and "A a1aar Ia
the es.h ds or August, 1878 or TO ,ne ande E
default the reoe said administrator VIII proceee
Ia dIsr the asc1s Of said Sesease nasars ~
-iay shall have been given, IS ab1ve requlreu.a ~
Dated 7!h dfy Of RsessRRsssis d 1asss co.,
ii th spa 9issF yG fises, p ssa
m n S-zg i.5,gfssg 4 esusShtit, eiTai or =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-08

DISCUSSION OF TIE SUGAR QUESTION:
Ne1 York, January GA simy-attended
meeting was held at Chickering Hall to-
night to consider, the question Of tariff on
and adulteration 81 sugars. Peter Cooper
opened the meeting. The speech OF the
evening was by Hon. AIgeruon S. Sullivan.
lie said the imports OF sugar for 1878 were
l,Gco,0oo.000 pounds, and that % per cent.
OF that amoant paid duty below No. Z,
Dutch standard, whereas the average pro.
0artiou was over No. Is, Dutch standard,
and the sugars were artifieially co!ored to
Drlng them 10 the lowest standard, and the
government was thereby cheated out Of
one third OF the duties it should have col
iected. He said an industry OF this extent
offered too many Inducements 10 deirapG
tne revenue. ana Congress. onght to amend
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.zsssR$ES. MULES. de.

,EOR sALE-TWoHORsEs, one On
u SHIFTING TOP-BUGGY with Be+w-ZLA
fSSf BIZ 1fESEss.RS BEs ri SKEIs.
WHIPS, &C. One of :ha norSes IS black. i5E hands
high Wears old, AMI trots very fast He Is freq
and stylish drlver,IThf sIaud wlhoat htcIling and
is SAT: for The mcs hnld person 10 drive The hher
She Is good saddle Or drying Mare has MI gasto
the saddle, and tfots altogether In harness They
are both Warranted sonni in every respect and are
sold for no fault Reason orsehing Win De given to
the purchaser. pp.y 10 groem at Private Stable Oh
Franklin street, between Sth and 9th. ja7-2t*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-08

TYPICAL WESTERN OUTRAGEs.-M Cheyenne,
y. T.. january G.-LaSt night at Carbon,
Wyoming. twenty-five OF thirty masked
men broke open bagsage-car and took out
and hung 10 telegraph-pole Dutch Char
lf.r. who vas e0 route TO Pawlins to stand
bis tria! on charge OF participation in the
Widow Field murder last fall. He was a
notorious character, and had been identified
with 4 number OF stage-robberies.
OaahQ. January Ga special dispatch
10 the R.pnb'icQn says that J. ?. Olive and
live OF his herGers We're arrested on Plum
creek Yesterday for committing the horrible
crime OF burning Mitchell and Ketchum,
iour weeks ago, IN Custer county. Olives
brother, who went by the name OF Stevens.
WAS Killed by the two homesteaders' in SELF
defence, and for this Olive, who Is i large
Stock-raiser, caused their capture, and,
While III charge Of Il sheriff, took them away
and burned TEEN alive. Officers have been
hunting the villains for three weeks, and
getting evidence quietly. Not shot was
hred III making the arrests.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-08
.Br,ef Tcresrams.

- ~
The public schools OF Mitchell, Ind, have
been dismissed on account Of the preva.
lepce OF seariet-feyer.
i: A.Detroit tMich,I dispatch says washer.
woman was found Sunday sitting In. tie
snow frozen to death with bottle Of whis.
key beside her. Her home was only fifty
yards from where she was found. .,r
J. a widow in Zanesyil,e, Ohio, named
Sarah Clark gave birth to Il child Sunday,
and being without fire and alone, the babe
was frozen 70 death, before aid reached her.
+ w. NJ. Castle. city clerk OF San; Jose. Cal,
who a short time ago abseonded,; was or.
rested at Astoria, Oregon. yesterday. On
being taken he blew out his brains.
=. Clara Potts, a domestic servant, was
burned to death in Philadelphia yesterday
morning. She returned home during The
night I'M oxicated, and whilst smoking in
bed set the clothing on fire and was burned
to crisp ,ri ~ , ,1a.,r..,t.i - IL. -.
In The, Charter Oak conspiracy suit to-day
at Hartford, Conn.,, the jury returned yer.
dict of acquittaf after being out three hours.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-08
Tic E.i-7ish EOat.EsaCeS.

BosToN, January 1.-The Harvard boat
club is in receipt OF letter from the OK
ford University club, announcing its ina
bilty 10 row the Harvard rs late as August
ii. As the Harvard will not row before
that date. there will probably be no English
race this year, and therefore probably no
race with Cornell. \ meeting OF the boat
club is 10 be held next week, and the mat
ter will then be definitely settled. Since the
receipt OF the Oxfords' letter several of the
old Harvard eight have determined to with
draw. and new crew will train for next
summers race with Yale.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-08
RICHMOND MARKETS.

Country produce.
Apples Sl.5OG$2.25 q barrel.
I5ees"yn.r: 22c. p 10.
Batter: Prime 10 choice yellow, 1591ec.; fair
corr Gsal; 4s@4se: . bnsnel for scun,ry: -,
5@Se.; unDeclcd, 90 &c., cherries. 12tGGl5c. q ..
blachDcrrics. 4c.
TFsatasrs: Prime llve-goose 35@4oc; common.
2Om3Oc.
Nnu: Virginia timothy, 55G6oe.-very duh; clo-
yer and mixed. 4jha50c.
outs: Baled. 45@55c.
Potntoes: irish. II barrel, S1.7J3S2.
Rye: G56l7Oc 3 Uushel,
R"fcd St,uto: 35tG45c. '.''
Iuilo,1: 5HE54c. = n. ss., ...
/ WOOL: Washed. 26@2sc; mwashes. l7E1Sc.
above rates
Cement, Lime, Plaster. SC.
Cement: Rose scale. Sl.5O q barrel.
Lime: Agricultural. ga lOc. "A Disnel; Rorkland,
islnng), Sl.15; Glenn'5 Falls, s5m9Oc.
Ftdster: Lump, *3.50; ground, So caicinet'
RAJ: Large size, ss.25@sa.so. ,or
Dry Goods.
Broom Sheet,nos ana Shtrttnqs: a. Manches-
ter &c.; Il Manchester. Jac.: = Manchester. AEc. !;
"A james Elvar, &C.: y james River. 5lc.; <
yiIie Co.: III Ko:k6rss &c: < R"ctbride isc
il VI. Conestos:. ~. z G. GG;ssos, sfe: D.
CanesioSa bsc.' ~ o. eperi'i' Z"''' Io-4 City,
Btedched 6htIfLA0S erm nMEnttNgS; IF "aH-
suttl, lie: IA Ma%onYille. &c: ~ Ro>Sd,le'
g.; - LOWE, 80 Seoul ~ H.el ia .4..ke,.s
&C. ~ 6,tcstone. vie: i,arTsleY. 5!s.:a IRA
Dog. &c.: Il. Ii Seituate IT,: MetnuaIi- &C.: Pc
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-08

SAN FRANCISCO, January Us. w, Hall
was arrested at Olympia, Wyoming z rri-
tory, ycster.iay,Ion a reqpisition from the
Governor OF Illinois, charging him with the
:en,bezzle.neritl OF $4,000 from thecounty
OF Mac1upin,a Illinois, in 1872: His real
name is said to be George "a. Holiday, and
he his been resident OF Olympia since