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Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1867-06-15


CninY On. WHsOryIcr, District Of PREscorT,
FJr9 Hhbpgle. 4. 7. June l2b, 1867.
C,EALED PROPOSALS., in duplicate, will
- be received by the undersigned at this
Office until II O'Clock, W., Wednesday, July
10th, 1867, for supplying the United States
Government.
At Fort Whipplc, s. T. with three hun
bred tons Of Sbellcd Corn or Barley, Of two
thousand pounds to the ton.
At Camp Mcpherson, a. ]. with one hum
drcd tons Of Shelled Corn or Barley, of two
thousand pounds to the ton.
At Camp Lincoln, 4. r. with one hundred
tons VI Sbclled Corn or Barley, of two thou.
sand pounds 10 the ton.
Bids will be received Cor any amount not
less than Il We tons.
The Corn or Barley delivered must he Of
good quality, well sacked, AMI subject to IN
spection. The parties TO whom the contracts
may be awarded, will be required, within (4o
! for weight hours after the acceptance Of the
bids, to give bonds equal 10 fifty per cent. Of
the amount Of the contract, Er the faithful
performance Of the same.
! Each proposal must be accompanied with a
statement, signed by the persons offered by
3 the bidder as his securities. stating their wit
lingness 10 enter into bonds IN case the con.
tract should be awarded said bidder. In case
Of firms making bids, each individual namc
must be written out
Prices must be written A. we'll as expressed
in figures. The oath OF allegiance 10 the
United States Government mITst accompany
each proposal.
I The delivery Of the grain To commence i'm
mcdiately after tlss approval ofshe contracts
by the District Department and Diyision
Commanders, aud terminate by the (3lst
thirty-firSt day Of December, 1867.
No contract shall be considered in force un-
al il shall have received the approval % the
District Department and Division Command
ers.
/ Bidders will state their prices in United
States Gold Coin or its equivalent, In Gov
ernment currency. az the market rate on day
! Il payment Payment 90 he made in sacll
/ fund.- a. furnished by the United States fer
that purpose, IL on hand IL not on hand, Ger
tilted socsuats will be given
4 copy 81 the advertisement "a slip cut
from this Tapcr) must accompany each pro
Iscsal
Tie Government reserves che righ; TO re-
iect any or all bids
Proposals 10 be enclosed in an envelope and
endorse 4 Proposals for Corn OF Barley AZ
Fort whipple. Camp Lincoln and Camp Nc
Pherson, A. r., " and addressed % the under.
signed
/ The expenses q this advertisement 10 be
paid hy the Successful bidders, pro rata.
T. ID. BAKER,
Capt. and Asst Or Mr. L. :. Army,
Chief or Master Dit. Prescott.
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1867-06-15

G. y. CLrvrE and Col Frank Chavez (weli
known brre) are the opposing candidates Cor
Delegate in New McNico. Chavez, who was
Delegate 30 si,c s.';h Congress, Is against the
santa &c ,ras4,ss asss s'esea asa ,srssioa 20
ter,sis. Cleser kysrs uAoua, and ssssn. e. b.
ahead
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1867-06-15

CHERiFF's SALE.--Gs sirine of an exc.
cution issued cat II the Disirict e-=st
81 the Third Jadicixl District IN and for Che
county IL lAsaI@i. r,ri,ory 81 Arszans, on
the Ssti dsy Of Mar. q. %. lss7. in fsvor u
John d. Alien aud against John X. simmons.
have levied On all the righ, sstlc and inter
e~t ~ John X Simmons IN ard to one hun
dred and sc~enty-one and one 1eta feet in
the Nulturc MIning Lode
Said lode being IN the MickcnburT usrzsssss
di=sssss, sss fssAIai county, Territory q An.
IONA.
Notice !. heFei,s given that on Saturday
ale .ixsh dar az Jnlv. A. 3D. iStI7 NJ 4.
O'Clock, Eos.s. Ia fnsat of the Court reeFn IN
the TOXIN ~ Pne~onff. oounty u havapai,
win scsi ali enc right, title and Interest q
fiie said John X. Simmons ia and 20 the above
siescribcd froirrty, 10 the highest bladder fsr
Cash--so safety said executions.
JOHN +. BoURKE, Sheriff.
lionIJT MEAcHlN, .Auet'r.
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1867-06-15

TnE STERLING, Umpqaa and Biz Bag mills arr
again In operation with facilities Tor working sul.
phurcts. The first clean up under the new order
of things will probably b. made to-day Parties
who were at the sterling Yesterday say the mine is
turning out quantities OF sulpharrts. aud that Mr.
Reed asd HE assoeiate. are hopeful OF excellent
results az the mill
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1867-06-15
ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.

Estdte Of John r. SinnAoas, deceased
NOTICE is hereby given by the usdersign
~ cd, duly appointed Administrator Of the
above named estate, to the creditors Of and all per
sons having claims against said deceased 80 exbib
Il the same, with the necessary vouchers within
six morths from the first publication OF this notice
10 B. Block. an his piece ef business In tie town OF
Prescott, Yavapsi County, Territory Of Arizona
b. BLOCK,
Administrator
JNO. HOWARD, his Attorney.
Prescott. April Ia. 1867. ,, '"'"'
e. PRESCOTT, JUNE !. isoI.
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1867-06-15

Jr.r so.-As we supposed the rumor OF the
.Y,nr Of Capt Young and Lieut. Stephenson by
eDa ,,,cers a, Camp Mohave, was an idle report
u rnn,st in by some worthless gossip. Lieut..
ssn.on arrived at Prescott few days since In
nn,rv with Lieut. Converse, of the 18th, who is
,,ro command OF the Company at Camp Lin
,,n hitherto In charge Of Capt. Downey, who is
yO% in the SD regiment, and will goto Tucson.
'.n, Converse lie accompanied by his wife, a
'.s" of ,;en. Kirkham, chief quar,ernnster Of the
n.nar,,scnt OF California.
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1867-06-15

Carr. WILLIAMS j. scouting the Mohave
rad. \ de'achmcnt of Infantry frVm Camp
Lincoln. will hunt los Indians frola now 60
July lst. IN the range between the Sterling
mine, and che Aqua Fro and Verde They
passed through Prescott yesterday.
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1867-06-15
THE LATE NRs. MCCORMICK

The death of Mrs Mccormick Is sincerely
mourncd in California, where she was highly es.
teemed and had many warm friends, We copy
several notices from the press:
with feelings Of deep grief, we are called upon
to announce the demise of that most estinablc Ia.
dy, the wife Of Gov. X. @. Mccormick, of Arizona,
which took place at Prescott on the Both Of April.
Society has lost its brightest ornament, and the
Territory its most heroic friend Young, aminblc,
active, courageous, she dared the desert and the
savage passed through dangers which might have
appalled, the stoutcst heart. She arrived home
but short time since, and now death calls her
away. She sleeps the sleep of the rig tcous. We
can only sympatzc with the bcrcavcd Ia his deep
aiction his loss is irreparabc.- san Bcynardino
Guardian
"Mrs. Gov. Mccormick, Of Arizona Territory.
died suddenly ut Prescott on the last day of April
This will be n severe trial 10 the relatives of the
deceased In the East. Only q few months since
she passed through Wilmington, on her way to
Arizona, In the enjoyment OF most excellent health
She was greatly beloved by all who made her ac-
quanaDcc, aud her loss viii be deeply regretted
IL itB,iRgton Journal
The news of the death of this estimablc lady
will bring sorrow and sadness to many hearts.
During her wilt to this city the past winter her
quiet and womanly graccs, the natural outflow VI
pure mind aud gentle heart won her rQnny
friends. Her simple tastes and genial manners,
emincntly fitted her for the position she occupied
ON the frontiers ofciviizaiion. MAY The all Mcr.
cifnl soothe aud support the bcrcavcd husband,
aud may this brief notice assure him that the mem
DRY OF her many virtues will lH trndcrly cnshrin.
ed In the hearts of Der surviving irends.-Sas
Frdacisoo B,siiefs
"A telegram from Los Angeles imparts the sad
intelligence of the death Of the cstmallc wife OF
GOV. AeCarHios, at Prescott, a. 4. on the ;Gti
of April la cliid.hirth This sad event will cause
much gloom IN this city, Who're che had larg,
circle OF friends.-Dady Alta caiifo's,ia.
The san Francisco Dolly T;g-r,, MAY eo) eopic,
the MlsER obituary, IN full calling tia beautiful
and touching tribuie TO the worth OF an excellent
/ lady.
The Governor has received luitcrs Of ,ympath,
In his rrcparablc lose, from all parts Of the Terri
tory, aud many from California.
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1867-06-15

NETTING OF THE LEGIsLATUnE.-The Governor
..,eral weeks since, received q petition from RI
=. osu,y. with nanny signAsurcs. requesting him
A. eoe,eue the Fourth Legislature, which L. to
K -,c,, on the 4h Of September next, at Tucson. IN
%, mex, we shall publish che petition aud the
-,;overuor. reply, giving H. ssasoBsfa eri'H'iy
a. acccae 20 the request.
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1867-06-15
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

"a absAiNictRhioh y -NottNL.
EsrATE OF Domingo Gallo, deceased
IL Notice J. hereby given by the undersign-
ed. Administrator OF the above named estate TO
the creditors &C, aud all persons having claims
against said deceased, 10 exhibit The, same, with
he necessary Vouchers, within one year from the
date hereof 10 the undersigned, at the Office Of Mr.
r. Plat, Ia Tucson, county OF Pima and Territory
oi Arizona Tucson, January 2, 1885.
g ESTENEN OCHOA, Administrators.
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1867-06-15

CoSCiLisrNs Tss IRlsu.--The British
government ha. purchased estates in ireland
Cor the Prince of wsle-, IN whirh he Is ia ~
side a, least two months in each year. This
j. a sop Tor tho Discontinued Itish.
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1867-06-15
Prescott & Mohave Toll
! - Road Company.

SDTiGE.--as meeting 81. the B-saf'i u
~ Directors of the Prescott and Mohars
Toll Road Company, held at Prescott on Satnrdas,
April i:lh. isS5, asssssaent of scn li09 dollars
Per share was hsytcd npsn ths capital stock 81 the
Company, paystlc isss:saicis al The oiiisc Of The
secrvtary. IN etr
Nm. H.RDT.
secreiary r. 4 NJ. 7. X. Co.,
? Prescott, AT Apri Is. fe6s ses
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1867-06-15

ror,ru oy JuLY Balls. Miller, Of Miller's
Ranch, is getting up Ball at his newly built re-
.idence, one mile iron town Among the at'rae-
ZION. we learn the musical talent engaged consists
fys..r.. Christie, Elliott and Sharks.
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1867-06-15

Dy.Tu or spio~rER.-wc regret 90 ann ol.ncf
a. death by violence ofonr old and widely knew q
3cner-, Mir William Il. MURRAY, which oecurrcd
= the Quart. Rock Saloon. in this town, Thurs
py afternoon the l3.h Inst. ate O'Clock. a. follows
NJ Murray and several friends were playing
Ard., when Young man, George crsas, i's=s.s
kmc interference Murray obIccted, bat Crans
rnsIstcd. when Murray threw the cards in hi.
D.. Crafts At once drew his pIstoi. when Muir.
", who was no, armed, seized revolver from
h bcit Of a person standing By cyidenily ~ cant
pm his motions TO dc,i Crafts \ blow with H. 1,
n, us, ba; the bali did moi BIT Crate. Who thee,
gan 10 FIRE. Murray discharged his pistol sec.
y time but the barrel busss. crafts fired three
pes two shots PlcrciBg Murray In the breast
pr the heart. Killing him inaAnis Tran. 49,
acdiaicly arrested and lotged In the guard.
usc at Fort whipplc. The eoroncr's jury re.
brned verdict that Murray came 10 his death by
s,oi wound, inrictcd by George Grams.
u Moray cauia TO arizona Some eight or ten years
,ee and was long a rcsldcn, In Pima county.
Ia. been Ia ,hls dlstric, for three or four ycars
y vas Generosity considered a large hearted,
kHmcaning, industrious citizen. lie leaves an
eres,ing wite aud child.
rata l. young mtn from stn Bcrnardino,
Of respectable family, who will be shocked al
j connection with this tragedy.
Blair and his case viii 60 before the Grand
by next week. Murray who was Mason was
ried yesterday afternoons with proper ccrc,sc
in the new Masonic cemetery. There was 4
Fy large attendance.
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1867-06-15
PARTLfL LIST u dRTTCLESto d SSd fe'
One Dollar Each.

Diamond rms. BrOOcaie< ana Ear UrDtr, Ia
dies' Sets of ,sold aud Coral, Jet and Goisi,
fiorentine, Mosaic, lava and Cameo: Sets 81
studs, Vest and Neck Chains, plain and chzs-
"a Gold Rings, Gold Tifimbies, Iyockess, new
ssSse Bel; Buckles, Gold Pens and Pencils.
fancy Work Boxes, Gold Pens with gold and
silver extension Holders, and large assort-
men. Of fine Silver Ware and JeweIry Of eve
nv description, u the best make and latest
STYLES.
I EHA chance to obtain any OF the above
ARTICLES for ONE DOLLAR, by purchasing
sealed envelope for - cents Five sealed en-
vriopes will lie sent For 81 eleven for 81;
thirty for 50 sixty five for $40; one hun
aresi for SIS.
AcExTs WANTED EVERYWHERE
Unequalled Inducements offered 10 ladies'
and Gents who viii set ~ ss.ei ii.E .les-
cfIpaive circulars will be sent on application.
7 Distributions are made in the following
manner; Certificates naming each article and
its ysiue are placed in sealed envelopes, which
arc well mixed Tine Of these envelopes coa-
tanning the Certificates or order for some ar
,iclr, will be delivered at cur office, or sent
by NAH 60 any address without regard "a
choice, on receipt of % cents. =
ON receiving the Certificate the purchases
viii Sc what article IL draws and its value,
aud can send Tine Dollar and receive the Ar.
ticle named Purchaser Of our Sealed Easei-
opes may, ia this manner, obtain an article
worth f.em one - Eve hundred delLrs
= Long letters are unnecessary. Have the,
kindness 20 write plain directions. Orders
for Sealed Envelopes must IN every cass hs'
accompanied with the Cash, with the name
Of the person sending, aud Town, County AMI
State plainly written. Letters should Dc adj
dressed 10 the managers a. follows: 10y
Z JACKSON CORNISH & 90
l93 4 1876 BROADWAY,
i New York.
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1867-06-15

NV P,rER.-we have received the first
number, dated May 2stn. Of the Weekly Los Al
.,l,, R,,,.siioor, published by jesse Yarnell. II
* we'll printed, and vii. be the organ ofthe Re
leabpcs. Party Ia southern California. Its aril-
r,cs .esa osocf,illy prepared, aud IL promises TO
.<ccar. il chosen field In a manner that must
.,uske /, successful aud popular publication. We
xbeerfally place IL upon our exchange list.
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1867-06-15
= any. ESQ. has returned to Prescott.

orr SUNDAY scHooI.-The first annlycr-
rhI S,ho Prescott Sunday School will be cclc-
nry - :, the Court House tomorrow at II o'clk.
o'Ns exercises may be expected
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1867-06-15

nr MEN, with three wagons, reached here
uTs since, from New Mexico. They report
an emigration on The way. IIunning a Co.
{.u'querquc, who traded here In 1864, have
VAN loaded with -four upon che road.
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1867-06-15

ZONES, Chief Inspector Of tie military dl.
" the Pacific, arrived here this morniog
panied by Col. Sanford, OF Fort Mcdowell,
ceort The Colonel Is upon tour of Ia,
5'h throughout the Territory
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1867-06-15

We would call the attention Of the farming com
,0,uIiy to the advertisements OF Col Baker, q. VI.
In Fort whipplc, for corn and hay, publiscd in an
*silef column. f 4Eh
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1867-06-15
H. ~ Disaia Cert Taiss J,sliripl Disads'.
sam. r. Man, Plaintiff,

H. ~ Distfioi CosTt TAird J'siicias Bsst1s'.
sam; +. Man, PiAintih,
We
dos Tyson, Ct al DdcndaHts
4 len NOTCH. An per0ns h0hlAng &C
IL claiming heas Zoe work, labor or niass'
rails, done. perforIrd or furnished In ne con
struciion OF a certain teH stanp Quartz Aii, con-
slsiing OF ono double lucd boiler, one cnsiAe Two
live stamp hattertcs, amagamaliug pans, -osicen'
traitors, paaaps, gearing bcl,ng, aud other arrii-
auces ussd and dcsigBed for crushing, ridl eng
ahd wssrl<ing quartz rock and other orrs esEtaiD'
lug precious metals, situated ~ upper Lyht
Greek, ina the Walker Mining District, egriily "
rasnpai and Territory OF Arizota, and knItn q
the fnreka Mill are hereby notified to arpcar
and exhibit their liens for adjadieioa beiore the
District Court OF YavaEal county at the aoHrt
room. la Prescott, on Wednesday il's aih sst on
June, A. ID 1861, at 10 O'Clock, A. ".
By order OF the Court.
T. W. WELLS, Clcrk oftiPc Cciyt
June 10, 1861 SiSiS
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1867-06-15

70 cArrAIs."-it Il told that on a recent oc-
% sckehoot," the brave Mohave Captain,
rspe Bardy. and displaying all his paper.
- 70 see those OF Hardy. The latter falling
Ouuec any, sickehoct LEFT in disgust, saying
"mie lac was great captain and had the
hasas sFas mo captain" at AL, Lst mere
10 the white raHks--a Emo account aaln. y
FOR Hardy.
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1867-06-15

NEw STAGE RouTg.-our advertising columns
s;sis the encouragement Of new stage rouis
~ecn saHta Re, or Trinidad. and Denver.
travellers going East, VIA New Mexico, vii
this direct and quick route, as the railroads
extend to within - hours Of travel from
nver.
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1867-06-15

IhlfF BouHkr son ipskct of wine from
hoelier on the sicctien When Will the
be drawn
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1867-06-15

~ Ton hoDeEs l. In town, looking as rug.
ia grizzly, lie Is constantly In the employ
military, as4 has come 10 be a famous
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1867-06-15

.n.srrows, on the ella, 40 miles above Pima
ages' Is now said to have population Of 30
fors, chiefly Mexicans. engaged in farrnlsg.
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1867-06-15

FooriSG -scycrH shooting Arrays, resulting
loss OF life, have lately accrued y, Tucson, but
pave been uhaoie to learn the names OF the
~ihyoired, saved tina, one Gsleg.sef was killed,
Nat sh SIeged lhal Prank Hodges shot
+ oae -ffe,fl
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1867-06-15

Hr ARIZONA sAxnrss. sDrmeris pablisAed at
faz will DO revived ~ this place In few
-, a. Republican paper, under :!.s sa.:e.
DIV. Ryan. We say, ss We did hefors IT.
inal appearance, ifh Is conducted In fair
ss shall welcome IL as an important co.
ser.
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1867-06-15

The Governor has received luiiers Of sympath,
In his irrcparabc lose from all parts Of the Terri
tory, aud many from California
Arizona miner. [volume] (Fort Whipple, Ariz.) 1864-1868, 1867-06-15

The san Francisco Daily Tia~~s, MAY eo) eopics
tho MIsER Obituary, IN full. calling tia beautiful
and touching tribute TO the worth Of an excellent
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-09-07

be with them again. to sell his life dearly How well
he recollects that night when with companion he stole
into the enemys line of pckets and had nearly captured
General Longstreet himself the pride the rebel infantry
that dark soldier polite Massena and stubborn
Mcdonald -Four years of sodier-e-a brave and gallant
soder-and then the Fenian raid of that June when
OBrien joins the Fenans volunteer, and gets
mission coming he does from the Union with atter
ing approval for his gaanry and services in the field.
few days since he received from his old commander the fol-
lowing testimony of his service:
al know your gallant and honorable record during your
service in the late of the rebellion for four years In
trusted you were occasions, with important
dispatches as courer you at all times performed your
duty with great credit yourself and to the entire safac
ton of your superior officers Both while in the garrison
and the field you proved yourself trustworthy and excel
lent soldier. Very respectfully,
rs. P. SPEAR,
"Late Brigadier General Commanding Cavalry"
Then that terrible Goth of June, 1866 when, mad
dened and crazed with bad liquor and filled with hell of
jealousy he entered the house where his mistress
Smith, alias Lucy Mclaughlin lived by the fruits of her
shame She beautiful and beloved by jerry though
degraded couezan and she had betrayed him for coward
he thought The of the house gathered around
her and frightened him, and he, thinking that she was
laughing him. plunged the knife in her back and then
sought to cut his throat This the story of Jerry
OBren His executions appointed for next Friday and
he has but one day more to live.
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-09-07

but appause The Democrats have the power to build
up the republic or to make an empire permitted to DO
will be the master spirits in the empire
The denizen Of the Dominion are demeaning them
selves in very ndecorous STYLE They urgently need few
Fenian "sympathzers" to keep them in something like
decent order
The other day when the nomination for members of Par
lament made MCGEE hooted and prevented from
speaking. Carriers friends raised riot another place.
and Lancot, Liberal, had to be guarded home by the
police Three dangerously BEATEN and several
others injured.
The riot in the eastern part of the city dangerous
than first reported Troops called out and cavalry
charged upon the mob and two quadrons had to guard the
candidates on their way home.
The casualties severe, and number over thirty.
The American Minister to Berlin Hon. Geo. Bancroft has
been treated with unexamped courtesy by the Prussian
Court. On invitation of the King he accompanied Count
Bismark the royal residence at Potdam where he
ceved with unusual attentions and had interview of
three hours duration with the King and Prime Minister
carefully estimated list of the number of persons
executed since 1865 by Maxmians order shows total of
92A
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-09-07
How to Save Money.

Now your time to lay in your winters COAL while it is
sold cheap rates There house. matter how hum
be that fifty dollars in winter firing by buying
UP their coal in In months from coal will
be almost double the present prices So workngmen make
your business if you have to borrow the money to
buy your coal Werect the attention of readers
in the West to the Citizens Protective Fuel Company" of Chi
cago This has been got up for mutual protection Call at
their Office and be convinced that you get coal at cost
price, The officers well known citizens and men who
will do they propose. Let of readers buy
ton of coal until they consult with this company "a LaSale
street, Chicago. BY paying in stock to what amount you
please from $25 upwards you get fuel to that amount at cost
prices Monopolists longer keep worngmens chill
dren shyerng in winter room while coal held at fabulous
prices in their yards Let the people protect themselves and
patronize their company This is puff in the
usual of that We have satisfied ourselves that
the genuine and have entered among
the stockholders thereby saving at least $50 in winter COAL
Let readers in other parts of the country, go at once
and their winters firing AS the weather
breaks up go the prices Money saved money made In
New York city, readers get supplied E. L. Carey
So and 60 Cherry street. Mr. Carey the great temperance
of New York and, nationalist second to no man
in the country. We feel that in recommending him to our
readers, doing them favor which, by awaiting
themselves of it in business manner will put money LII
their pockets Let those who believe IN supporting
thoroughly honest business man, and genuine nationalist
and friend Of the people, buy their coal from MI Nae anu
even if should be little Inconvenience IRON
they will be than compensated IN al eAcooh "'iele
honest weight and fair prices.
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-09-07
New Circle of the F. B.

We have received letter from Colonel John McDermott,
of Bay City, Saginaw Valley, Michigan, which too late
to be inserted in its proper place in columns Colonel
McDermott informs that 18th August, meeting
held in Bay City, which largely attended One of the
organizers from headquarters attended, and spoke for two
hours Circle formed having for its Center, Edward
OConnor, ESQ.,; for its Secretary Terence OLaughn,
Esq., and for its Treasurer Patrick Kildu, Esq mill
tay company also organized composed of about forty
young