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The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-02-06

HIGHr OF THE ArMs sPHERE.-The night of our atmosphere is qu estion much dispu- ted. M Blot conceives it Co be lo miles, Sir John Lubbock scarcely 22, niles some ex- tend it to so, others to s0. and Dr. Dick to POO miles. The great meteo.- of February II, 1850, whose path was 50 admi rably traced ey Mir. i5lashier of the Royal Obs, 'rvatory, when frst seen in the north of Eng land, was at night of 90 miles above the e1 rths surface, finally bursting in Bedforishire, at an eleya- ton of 23t miles; yet the noiss resulting from the explosion was so loud as to be heard at tue distance of more than 100 miles; not only proving the body was of great .ize (Mr. Glashier calculates 1t to be three quarters of mile in circumierence), but that the atnos- phere must have extended beyond this elevs- tiOn. Most likely the atmosphere extends to the night of about so miles; at 3T miles, ac- eording to Mr. Someryille, it is sufficiently 'ense to reflect the solar rays when eighteen a, xrees below the horizon The bursting of . .eteor whose diameter was half mile, vbie occurred in the year l1o3, at night .hove the earth's surface of 50 miles, was heard h te s caanon, although the air at that elevation is three thousand times lighter than tha, st the level Of the sea
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-02-06
Newspaper Laws.

1. sabssrbsr who do give esTssss Dotce e ne eentrry, eonsdsrsa wishing to oosuans ns9 sub scrildDa.
 a n subscribers vsh lhss paper discontinued, pahlisA' may eontine Co send them until a charges are paid
 q f sutsonleu ueglect refsss to take tbsf p4pss from the oice place to wib they sent uey arc held responsible until sy ssts tcir bills and give due notice io discuntinne
 II subscribers 10 other places without infornng ths Iubsber aed the paper fhe frmef dlseeeon they an held reaponsibs. Notice should always Do gwen of the removal
 The Courts have decided that refusing e take paper from the oifee, removing and leaving unealbsd HS C Srtrs Jael< ssidsnes cf intenaonAl ftusa.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-02-06
Rebellion in the Human Interior

ksssiess are nss eonhned 'o bodies polite rhsy ireaA s.i in istsr@ss well in the "bowss of fke land' The natural tsw sf bdiss health bu, misuse tsm. aDd they revolt We subject hoan io sx possfe se nvertass them, overload ihe sionash us neglect Inc bovsS plunge fine tross uio ss atmosphere below eexing point and rIoss other ways Tiae with our health.
 But the~e frames uf ours wonderful maehines and SC caa by the nee of the PROPER MEANS so INvIg. CRATE and REGULATE fhem o resder them alsnoss ir.f aans u'e ofdeAls o which, in recslessnss subject ihem. ..t
 Nothing tlai haa ever been kaevn heard of aoc
 adds @ mach io the resistant power of hs human system under escnataBees unfavorable t0 health AOSrEf. TkkS STOMACH biTTEHs lyon saallA eseape the Intermittent feVers hs of indigestion bilious aaeks and bowecnrnpains o which cold and dasup freanepl eaI.ses. nse the biiTEIfs a PRfyT ECTfvE MEDI. CINE This s the uisesi eonrse bni II already aE in. valid try the pferarzti0n RESTORATIVE. Ia either case full reliance may be placed apon sssey soia ss~y~Ass s-Ss~sas k~s.ss, Dee 25 lsol
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-02-06
9tsal Adrsrtisemeats.
cUnuoNs-rN TiIE DISTRICT COURT

CUuuONs-rN TIE DISTRICT COURT ~ TA-d Judicial District in and for the county of Ysv ara, and Territory cf Ansosa.
 ssRAn J wftLs rlainta r'. ANntra [. wELLs' d.isndant -0rder of r'i'Asa'ion-
 Artn trough, 10 pisrc Court ia and f0r the county of Yavarai and Territory of Artnua
 s Tr-ss.c-r af Artgnna sendk greeting to Amblef D. Wells defendant
 Yon arc h~reby summoned asd relucd to appear n an action brought against yuu hy shs htve named Pntir In The District Coat of inc Third Judicial ps;ric; 10 and f nc county f Yavapa and Territory cf Arsnna io an su-er the complaint fied fheren la ery of uhich aocor rones ais tnans within twenty days lexciusiVe 0f Inc aav f serre0 aAef Inc psrvre upln yp uf ths served u ;hs county but h served cui of hP cfnniy and n the Territory fhsn H,ha Sorry days aud srved ou ef Che Teri,y thsn within veny days of Judgment hy defanlt viii be taken against yca0 Aooordng Q The rrsyef uf said complaint
 hi. action s h-,lashf to procure Deere ef pre-->
 u he snts of arnany heTstof re contrsrtsi tetveea hs afu1rs piaintiT and ypu ihe defendant Amber .. Mes as Ire ground VI Wfn' negiect Inc pari o yosis the defendant, pfovds ne nrcessages m iiei ff he feroj oi three yrdrS and shieh s npre ceg shouu snd faFih r the petition in sad csass
 And ruu hereby nstasi 'haf H yuu hail O. sFF-sf aaa answer fhe cl.np's-s ahove rsgarrt Inc psin win take etnii against Yoa and apply Co tho Court e he relief snanAea Ycfiton and kF eos,s and ds tsirsetasna ia ihi, behalf pended -, Given under my haad and ihs seal of he Dis lsALl trict Coart tha etta day of Dseenher n iss
 dsres ED. W WELLS, Clsrt
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-02-06
SUMMONS.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE SECOND
 Judicial Dsrei of he Tsrrisory of ArBOaA is and ss

 IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE SECOND Judicial pisfrei Of he Tsrr,ory af ArpOaA a and sr the co1rfv of MnhEss.
 wullan II. Hagiy plaintiff AgNins, C. E D.''sod yaAu Q Earl T a Cotiiagtou Sessrt stswa- Charles Ba'lsr J. W Lees J ~hssssil Jeha Nightingale aai Charles L. Sfnfrg deicndanis
 AsfaH halghf "a fhe Dissrs gasarf ef hs S-sai gat cal Disr-t af ihs fsrrtgsy af Ars7nA n an' Hs he euiny of NoAars and th@ evnpaini hlri a sad esaty ef Nahars af he siess sf sazl Iss-s Aars
 The psopss of ihe Tss,ry Ari1,sA seha g---fsg c pesr.la T Catalogues Chari-s Rafles ghsEs sil Cl.scs L. Sfr-s i--- q Ez- F s-ss-s ari, W Lscs aa4 John Nshsisgais asssniasss
 Yea hsrpbT required % aGp-af ia su esrarh axanst yesS bY tar st.yg aAaae Taiad ,n "a. Bsirit Isurf uf Srni juai nisfrtel oi ne TsrrftFy ef ne s.ap.ns ei,i wthn t--iy fay. ,s.ei=z~s of ;hs Gay q ssr Tho offiss Ts sf fhss n1nrsf served sisnin f's cossaiy served eui qf ts coeafv suf Ia fhs dsffift HhiN frtr dsvs attss. =s=s =iss= t=szsy ssyss isaa@as Hy drfsHii Wsi us eassa seaasi yoa aorarainw to rs paysf of sad rya PRipt
 Inc saA4 astsa eraurss rsor~rr ssun Aifsy tAe-fszrs 4sss hzusui ausy ss fas Gated Stzirs ssiks.@ sv ff essne rs fraHa ths ~sshrfn Cr@s and Mchgaa RBe in 4absss e,rgriy sad f-rrtory in shs yeAE i-1 ~iu faliy 4gPsay is epss "a ata oyy af -hich s hereby 1frArgsad
 And yua srs h@r-by sseisea taA yea fsi ia aqrsr and ise sa sspa@iat above regai'si isr .sd plaintiff siH .ke lsnseat asslust yue ss prayed fs Ia cad srrlslat
 Gives unaes ny hara n-A fhs s-ai k ID, c. Ds.fszt Csurf sf tsss s@cepd Jsi.r4 ut.srs~i ~ ofihr rsfifosy f ArssusA fr ani fg he r8sfniy sf kohavs, tsss xss day S Ner.rso~r ss tAs ysAf of ocf Isari s1s tASzs-ai ~ sri ss " -As essi2a6o JAMES BULL, Cisss
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-02-06
Administrators Notice. Estate of FRANCOIS FOUGHT. peeeasod

NOTICE Is hereby given. by Inc undersigned, : V Aamieistrssx nf iae shoss-saued esnass ta ths eretufs of and ai rerpes having claims az2,s s.A as- ceased io exhhf ae C. As uui~ssrred his rs-i G~nes "a wieksnhrg county ~ Yav4pa Tsrrssr ef Ar sas vishs twelve asaths ffsn fhs frst paiscsfa q. this nOsses. JOSEPH KELLEY
 AdaiaissrNiaE
 By ,. r. HskcEAvr, Aners-y Prescott Nov,mbs % lscs dss5aa2
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-02-06

If skies were bluer,
 And fogs were fewer, And fewer the storms on land and sea; Were shiny summers
 Perpetual comers- What Utopia this would bel
 IT life were longer,
 And fAith were stronger, If pleasur. would abide-if care would flee If all were brothers
 To ali the others wh.. q, Afes Ala this YeEla hc! Were Gold abolished. And st cam demolished, Were s,svsfy cha ined and PreedoEa free; fan ear th's troubles
 Collapsed Ike bubbles- What an Elysiam u is would bel
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-02-06
Administrators Notice. Estate of Johnson I Gsbson Deceased

NOTICE is hereby given, hf the undersIg gned " Adninissr4ior ~ he Abevs asrnsd esrAs~ .A> creditors s as ait p~rsoss having claims asAnss said deceased =.ksss sAs Inc andsrsignsd his residence preses.i eesasy cf Yavaga T~rfit~y cf Arzons uishln twsve m~nks rNsa Inc Gss pnbcaf0n this bStee. r H wUsDERLIca Adsn8sissrstsr.
 HvJ r. HAssEssx s.ssrsey Prescott November es lsss.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-02-06
zr Quick Cures and Moderate chArxca
 DIR. DOHERTY'S Private Medical and Surgical rnsts.-.s.

ssc-Assnto s.sssS bsiov Mensguasry feyYo.,s rsess Maj Ss.axsAir Csrf-ssys orc-l frssNs sesrHsrs as Lss3seslsyH ssrset, san fafet-es Est.biished srFrvssiy arrd ihs aSsied suan1 E.6 sssutsc s-siic2l ed I'd fh@ snS e aa Prtvs,s ssd cAr~n< p.s~ss~. af Secrecy cd a s~KaAs Dssrasra
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-02-06
Sober Facts for Thinking People,


 Tear after year. for sn eighth of century, tue Press of the country has ebronisled The beneficial effects of HoTETTERs STOMACH BfTTERs- Editors. authors, physicians, merchants, officers of the army and navy, chemists counselcss, mis- isters of the gosYe in shors, great cloud of wit Besses Of every profession, trade and calling have testified 10 it's efficacy a tonic and regulating medicine The names and statements of these witnesses have been published in the pubhc prints. Many Of them are well known to the whole public. Their testimony has never been challenged or lmpngned. Upon evidence far leas veighty men are acquitted or condemned by con seientious Juries
 HosfErTEs's sTozArH BIEfsHs Is Hot, how. ever, upon trial It has been tried and psonounc- ed, on the authority of thase whose lives and health ii has preserved, pure, harmless and eIn- ineally sa!ssssy preparation. Attempts hass beeu made to rival f. They have failed Can il be necessary to say why they have failed' Ask Inc recovered dyspeptics, bilious sufferers, victims o fever and ague, and nervous subjects who have experienced it's effects, what Mey think oft Ass THEM and be guided solely by what they say Sold everywhere.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-02-06

BREvrrIEA-A guilty conscience needs no sccuser.
 4 handsome hostees is bad for the purse. A hasty man never lacks wo. A knave discovered is the greatest fool A libertine's life is not life of liberty. A little neglect may breed great want. A little pot is soon hot
 A flop is the tailor's friend and his own foe. A friend is never known till needed. A full purse never lacks friends. A gift long waited for is sold, not given. 4 good servant makes good master. good maxim is never out of season. A good tale ill told, is bad one. A good life keeps oh wrinkles.
 Agreat fortune is great slavery.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-02-06

TIE sale of sharp weapons and utensils, except scissors and razors, forks and table kaivss, z forLidcsn in Cuba
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-02-06
To Correspondents.

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 hths hs fsn snd canassiy d-~rsssa T~rssaa .saeEesa wiA h- instructions s< dsss ka Esaeszi af sh~ assh iasie Sas s ssrsssfs.si wfa t~ f<waried dsny ss1 ss ssss ssrssr siee & the psrys<, N us ieti~F "a Kasss fFNndF sfsa d
 Gsnsaitatssl hy letter ef sftsr~iss free. fern4nezt cuss rasrantssa pay.
 ASdsr~s Wk DVHEKTr N p.
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-02-06

THs more polished the society is the less formslity there is in it.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-02-06

A rELEGRAfHIc message, passing through the hands of an operator lately, addressed "A Gillespie, Clerk, Steamer Magnolia" !" was ungrsciously written of as follows: "A, Giles,
 Pie Clerk,
 Steamer Magnolia."
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-02-06

THr Spanish reyclutionists free Madrid editor vho waa serving . term of l02 years in prison.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-02-06
ARIZONA MINER Book and Job Printing Office.
LargEd and Kast Canp!sls EstAlshnslf
 ...ov THE Kisp.... IN rrxE TERRITORY

THs HIsEz otses ss veil supplied with Presses, Plain, Fancy snd Ornamental Type. and the pre- prie'ors are determined to execute an work with which they may be favored In he As.iess and hssi style of the art.
 Work may be ordered from any part of the Territory, and, when accompanied with the eash. h wil be promptly executed snd sent by mst, or a directed.
 Persons sending us money for subscription, advertising or job work. may forward h by mall. or otherwise. al their own risk.
 cHARoEs MODERATE Address.
 ARIZONA MINER.
 PMsscorr. A. T."
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-02-06
Prescott Sdrrrtistmrats.
Arizona Stage Company.

Stages Leave La Paz every Saturday. Leave wickenburg every Thursday. Semi-weekIy Mail regularly be- tween La paz and Prescott,
 via Wickenburg.
 AGENTS: J. COLDwATER, ...............L La Pss wK FERRIS ......... ...... Wieksnburg. ALLEN WHITE, ..-.......--. Prescott
 JAMES GRANT,
 Contractor and Propristor. Prescott, June 10, 1868
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-02-06
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 TNs fsls ve-s ressns lSfrn4es sf tse sssasi valsa o al ehslAef aarrea cF ssnsle and wfi he sset ey nAa r~esya of sls Gents ln passAss stamps ses sssurn T-s,ags
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-02-06
PRIVATE MEDICAL AID.

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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-29
THE MARKETS
zeB TorK anrKeS.


81 telegraph NEW YoEK. Nov q.
CoTroH- Firmer; closing quiet: sales Of
$50 oales ~ 251<c for n1tddfing uplGnds.
FLOUR = Receipts, n $40 barrels; 108I5c
better, with a air demand, part for export
and speculation; sales of 1870 barrels at
81 75s5 10 for superfine State and WesIei u !;
S. 25g6 IS Tor good 10 choice " hite whe tt
extra; So 50G6 30 for round hoop OHIO;
So O0G6 % for extra 1t. Louis, and S6 50e7 90
Tor good to choIce do; closing drm tor
low grades. Rye -four quiet; sales OF SO
barrels at 81 toa6 90.
ORN MEAL-Quiet.
WHIsKY-HesVy sales OF 600 bb!s West
ern az u 089I va free; closing at inside
WHEAr-ReceIpts 1892 bushels; market
192c D.tier, with moderate demand aud 8
limited specu alive demand; sales Of IS 600
bu>hels at I'll 10 for rejected Spring; 81 Is 9
81 S11S f9r No. ? Spriug; 81 35 for No. j;
81 339l So for inferior tn lair Winter retl
and amber Western; 81 . Tor very CO N
mon do.
RYE Dull; sales Of 1900 bushels Of West
BARzEYSQuiet; sales OF 1900 bushels at
81 Go for tWo-rowed State; 81 2o9I z Tor
Canasa West.
BARLEY MALT-DuH.
CoRE-Recefpts, 80 So bushels; market
less active, and scarcely so hral; sales OF
Al coo bushels at 81 DIAL 0S for Unsouna
OATs-ReceiptS, 50,S53 bushels; firm but
less active; SAFES of 5000 bushels at 9901c
for Western and State, latter very choice.
RICE-Quiet; sales of 20 tierces arolina
COFFEE Moderately active; sales OF 6VO
sacks at private terms.
SUGAR-QuIet; sales of 400 hogsneads a.
l1Gll5zc for Cuba.
MoLASSES-Duil.
HoPs-Qufet; 20929c for American
PETRoLEUsI-Quiet: 200201Sc for crude
SO G331<c for refined.
COAL-Qu.et.
LEATHER-Hemlock sole, steady as 500
gle for Buenos Ayres and Rio Grande.
WooL-kalfly active; sales of 5000
pounds at 96g5lc Tor domestic fleece. 33c for
unwashed, and 57I942tzc Tor pulled.
LINSEED OIL-Duii. sales at 9il9dc.
SPIRITS IURPENTINE = Lowers sales at
451S@46c.
foRK-steady and quiet; sles Of 5000
barrels at So 80 for new ness, s33 o0,gs3 70
for ola do S2I for prime. and S2S 09959 30
for pri q me 8; also. $40 barrels new mess
sellers February ell So so.
BEEF-Steady; sales OF 49, barrels at 20 20
ldl3 70 Tor new plain mess, and $40 Ge@lf W
for new extra mess; fierce beef IL dull
sales of rs tferces at Sc 0012S 90 for prime
mes. and $50 009Sl 90 for india mess; bseI
hams are quiet sales or 10 barre 8 at I'll W
AL 90 for old, and s32 03e133 90 for new;
middles unchanged and quiet
CUT MEATS-Qdiet; Sd .es of 80 packages
at l29l5c for shoulders. ana l79I91ac Tor
hams.
LADD-FIrn and quiet; sales of350 tierces
al 1S5l9c for steam, and l91l9%c for kettle
rendered; sales, go tterces steam, sellers
February, al lShc-
CHEEsE-Dun at I7aIsc.
FkElGHT5 To LIvERPooL-More steady
shipments of 900 bushels OF wheat per
steamer at sd, and 900 barrels of -four per
steamer ct p.
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Glncinnatl HarHaL.

~ reIesraph.l OTNcTNFATX. Nov. q.
FLOUR AND WHEAT-Unchanged
CoRR-Scarce aad firm at 81 20 for old
and S39S5c for new.
OATs-4Sa55c: The latter for choice white.
CoTToN-FIrmer and more doing; mid
ding, 24c.
WHIsRY-Steady at 81 90.
HoGS-Ffrm and in demand /; So 759t0 o.
for light to extra large: receipts s, o0U.
GREEN MEATs-Closed drmer, with sales
at ll4@Il3zc for shOu .ders, l41<9l45Fc for
sides, aud l51Sc, 1890 and 1910 for mans,
the latter rate to be delivered on Monday.
BULK MEATS--Nontnally unchanged
shoulders, l21<9i21ac; sides, 1916 l61zc;
packed for that, twenty days In sa I.
RACoN--In hight demand: shoulders, 1874
@l6c. on the spot, and l5c TO cume out OF
smoke next week; sides, lS9lS1ac far clear
rib and clear.
LARD I'm demand atlsglsISci the best is
now held al 1S1<@lS5<c.
EGGS 3SGJ39c; supply better.
BUTTER Firm &C 30g35e for fresh.
CHEESE-Unchangeds 171z(Gl9c.
OILS-U changed.
SEKD5-tlo lover seed has advanced to i4c,
and timothy TO 50 55@s rs per bushei.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-29

DEATH OF AN INDIANIAN.-We are
deeply panied to learn of the death of
a former citizen of Indiana, Mr.. John
FL. Barr, formerly of Terre Haute,
but recently of Mankato, Minnesota.
He died at the latter place on the
26tb inst, after lingering illness. at
the age of 70 years. He was native
of Virginia. and moved to Terre
Haute in 1S49, where he resided till
1867, when he removed to Minnesota
for the benefit of his health. A
painter by trade. be pursued his call
ing honorably and successfully for
several gears, and afterwards was the
senior partner ia the extensive drug
house of T. FL. Barr & Co, one of the
largest and most enterprising in the
State. He was~a man OF the highest
honor and strictest integrity, and a
prominent and active Odd Fellow.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-29

PERsoNAL.-We had the pleasure,
on Saturday, Of meeting, at the Office
Of Martin, Gardner & Co, Colonel
Poindexter, a Tobacco Inspector Of
the Brooklyn Warehouse, New York
Also, Mr.. Stephen Pettus, late 81
Clarksville, Tenn, and now of the
firm Of Pollarde, Pettus & Co, Of
New York, and successors of Murrell
q Co.. of that city. These gentlemen
have been attracted to this point on
account of the decided success Evans
vile has attained as a tobacco market.
Also, Mr.. VIM. Kelly, one of the
pioneer iron furnace men of the
Cumberland River. It's his iuten-
ton, we believe, to start furnace at
this point for the purpose of manu-
featuring pig iron. This viii I'M
doubtedly meet the appreciation of
the many iron workers of this city
and greatly add to its prosperity.
j. @. Jewell. Esq, one of the jurors
of the U. S. District Court, arrived
from Indianapolis Friday evening,
and will return to the Capital to- day.
We were grati6ed, last night, by
meeting in the city, Mr.. Fl. Thornton
Bennett, the City Directory man, who
arrived BY the Nick Longworth, for
the purpose Of getting up new City
Directory, business which no thor
oughly understands.
We had the pleasure last night, of
making the acquaintance Of Geo. w.
Tompkins. one Of the grand army Of
martyrs, representing the firm of
Hillyer, Maekey & Co., Of New York,
dealers in hosiery gloves and gents
furnishing goods.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-29
Good Advice.

Let our possessions be what they may
marble palaces, broad lands, magnificent
plate or caskets OF precious stones
they all sink in tie balance against
Heavens great boon. HEALTH, and they
cannot be enjoyed without 1t. And yet
how little IL Is valued, and how carelessiy
preserved. The laws of nature cannot be
violated with impunity. Night reYelry,
luxurious living. irregularity OF meals, and
q disordered appetite, will gradually de-
stroy the power and activity of the stom-
ach. How many ladies and gentlemen
eat and drink disease at late suppers, and
arise IN the morning with headache, loss
of appetite, feeling langutd and unre-
freshe d. There can be no medical remedy
that viii turn lead into food. or poisoned
drinks into nutriment, bat medic i science
can assist nature, supply exhausted fluids,
ard To a great extent correct the effects OF
c. ease. In all cases such as the above we
recommend PLANTATIONS BTTTEBS. on
viii lind them just the thing-at the same
time most delicious tonic and appetizer.
MAGNOLIA WAFER--Superior TO the best
imported German Cologne, and sold at half
the price. nov29-d3teod wi
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-29

g That will give us branch Of the
Federal Court at Evansville. To
the second will naturally follow a
bonded route from the seaboard foT
importation.
Anoaher Committee to present the
above business to our City Council
on same evening, for their sanction,
and asking an appropriation to defray
expenses of first Committee.
MANY CITIZENS.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-29


THE DAVENPORT IMITAroRs.-Tb
''Von BomeIsweitzen Bros" (Masters
Henry Wheeler, Charley Hall and
Doug. Elliott,) gave a seance on Sat
urday, and about thirty. FIVE persons
were present. The show was fully
worth the price of admission. We
we're perfectly astonished at the tricks
performed by these young men. Two
persons were selected from the au-
dience, as committee, and Messrs.
Hall aud Wheeler were securely tied,
hand and foot, TO their chairs. The
curtains were then drawn, so as to
conceal them from the audience,
(they have no cabinet YETI and
Immediately big drum. guitar and
tambourin we're played upon, aud a
little bell was rung with great vigor. As
soon as the noise on tho instruments
ceased, the curtains were drawn. and
the boys were revealed sitting in their
CHAIRS as tightly bound as ever. They
then united themselves, occupyipg
about nine minutes time in the trans.
action. They then tied and united
themselves. the same as the Daven.
norts. They did not show any baads
but will do so at the next sedRce.
They also performed the coat trick,
and initiated the Davenports so
closely that they charged ten cents
" extra" to Limited number" to
see the latter performance. The boys
again tied themselves up tightly, and
the knots were sealed with wax. The
curtains were then closed and the in
struments were again played upon,
and IN minute coat was thrown over
the screen. The curtains were drawn
and the boys were discovered tied
as before, except that Henry Wheeler
was in his shirt sleeves! He then put
on Doug. Elliott's coat, and yet the
seals were never broken.
Talk about spirits. the Dayenports
and the great Fayl What do these
boys know about the spirits? The fact
of their having learned to do these
things is convincing evidence of the
trickery by the Davenpolts. It was
all deception, aud hundreds of per-
sons have raeked their brains to
understand how they performed their
wonderful tricks. Two boys have
solved the puzzle. and shown that it
is nothing but clever legerdemain.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-29
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