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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-03-18
To the Court of County Commissioners within and

To the Court of County Commissioners within and
for the County of Oxford.
TIME undersigned, inhabitants and property
i holders OF Sumner, would respectfully repre-
sent that tue County road leading from Ana sick
er's by Robert Morrilrs and thence by the south
East shore of Labrador Pond, Is very hiliy ana
circuitous, and that the public convenience re-
auire more direct and easy route. We pray that
n location that will avoid the above hills be made.
commencing at point near Asia Ricker's, and
thence by the best route to the road on the South
East shore Of Labrador Pond. We would also
represent that the bridge across Labrador Pond,
near the mills owned by ). VI. King is SO low that
the public deprived Of putting their logs in the
pond and running them under the bridge To the
mill 10 he manufactured. said mills were built
before any road was located. The selectmen OF
sumner have been notified that the public conyc.
nience required said bridge to be raised and they
have refused We would therefore play the Hon
County Commis sioncrs to give said bridge m ex.
animation and render such Judgment rs shall he
right and just. We would also represent that the
County road leading from John X Chadbourn's To
the County road leading by IL. McAllister's, to-
wards Allen Abbops, is not needed for public
onycniencc, and would pray discontinnance OF
the same, >. Nj. klNci and - DINERS.
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Administrative Sale.

DY virtue Of n license from the Honorable
ID Judge of Probate of Oxford County, the nm
dersigned Administrative Of the estate of Josiah
Whittier late OF Waterford in said County, de-
ceased will sell at public privata sale, on the
premises, on Monday, the fourth day of Aprii
next, at one O'Clock L. NJ, the late Homestead
Farm of said deceased, situate in said Waterford,
including reversion OF widows dover, for the
payment of the just debts OF said deceased, the
charges OF administration and Incidental charges.
OCTAVIA WHITTIER.
Waterford, March I, 1870.
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Notice Of Foreclosure.

yIyHEREAs Ephrnim A. Estes, OF Bethel
w oxford County, state Of Maine, did. on the
qth DAY Of January, 1919, convey in mortgage To
William l.. ChapuIl ~, uf said Bethel, certain real
estate. living and being ia said Bethel, on Bethel
Hill, which said real estate ~ more particularly
lie ,cribed In said mort re deed which Is recorded
with the oxford records, book ltJ, page Ji5, and
which /, to be referred Ia tor description thereof;
and whereas the -aid Chapman did assign said
mortsag,stO Robert {. kImball, by his assignment
thereof recorded IN said records book Us page 20
and, whereas the said kmball did on the 18th day
OF January, 1870, assign all his interest in said
mortgage deed 10 me. Now the conditions of said
mortgage deed having been broken, hereby claim
a foreclosure of the same, pursuant 10 the statute
la such case made and provided.
HIRAM YOUNG.
By ). +. GIBSON, his Atty.
RETIIEI March ,, 1870
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Two Farms for Sale.

yINHE subscriber offers for sale the Farm on
l. which he lives, pleasantly situated in West
Buckdeld on a good road. said farm contains
lIo acres of first rate land, suitably divided into
moving, iillage, pasture and woodland; has An
old orchard Of sn trees and over Boo Young trees,
mostly grated aud beginning 10 bear. The farm Is
well wateye,l and well fenced with stone wall cuts
from a. To s0tons Of good hay annually. buildings
consist of a story and half house, nearly new,
thoroughly bull, and completely finished; house,
ANS feet-porch l6Nst, with convenient outbuild
ings: barn tex75 with cellar under the whole.
Also, another farm adjoining the above named,
containing about - acres of good land. suitably
divided Into field, pasture, woodland and orchard
l. well watcred and fenced cuts about - tons of
hay annually. buildings ample, wei finished,
aud in good repair. The owner being out oiheaith,
will sell the above named property low. Hall the
purchase money can remain on mortgage.
BENJAMIN MAXIM.
Duckheld. March II, 1870 Nv
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Farm for Sale

DElNt; DESTROYS % going west, now offer my
ID farm tor sale. situated in Wee, Bethel, mile
from The "a. T. Depot, store, Meeting and school
House, with good roads and easy access 10 same
said Farm contains one hundred acres, suitably
divided into tillagc moving, pasture and wood
land all in a good state of cultivation, and easily
carried on Buildings new and very convenient,
consisting Of barn ~ 10y ~, Shed and I'll, .ON ~
and House DSG2, with good cellars under all the
buildings, excellent water at both house and barn
said farm usually cuts from "a 10 IS tons of Hay
yearly. and can. with small cApen. e, be made TO
double that amount, | also have 200 acre' of
wood and pasture land, lying mostly in Mason,
which will be sold with the farm, u desired.
shall sell very low for cash, and immediate pos
session given. viii also sell my stock and farm
ing tools either with the farm or separate a- may
suit the purchaser. ANY one wishing 60 make a
bargain will ind u to hi advantage 10 call On the
subscriber, on the premises.
SAMUEL !. MILLS.
Wg.f NRthpl Feb % 1870 SW
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Caution.

4 IL persons are cautioned against purchasing
"A or negotiating Town Note of the town vi
Dixheld, tor three hundred dollars, given sept.
18th, 1853 and numbered 70-said note having been
given 10 Joseph W. stowe and signed by Thomas
J Cox Sewall Dunn, and John Hosley, selectmcn
of said DiNfel,. or the two Iirst named selectmen,
aud being the only Note ever given by the Select
men OF Dixteld 10 said stow, there having been no
consideration for said Note and the town having
voted not 10 pay the same.
l.. II. LIDDEN, Selectmen OF
GUSTAyUS HlSCOCK. Dixheld.
DIXFIELD, March 10, l-iO.
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Save the Children.
/. HORSE TRAINING

~. HORSE TRAINING.-Justo out, a book
TSi containing a new system OF horse train
hh ing, from the young colt mp. by DIR Irid
ball the well known old English Horsc Trainer
ami Farrier Our most noted trick horses nave
been taught by this plain, practical system, and
wild and runaway horses can be completely sub
dued IL also contains a Treatise on shooting and
loo Recipes for the most common diseases, with
numerous Tricks prac,iced by Horse Jockeys.-
Every horse breeder and owner should have IL
You will never regret buying IT, sent by mail for
only "a cts Address, GEO. ;. MELLEN, Lewis
ton, Ne. Agents wanted.
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WELCOMES
GREAT GERMAN
COUGH REMEDY,

For the Cure Of COLDS. COUGHS, BRONCHITIS,
PHTIiisIC, GROUP, INFLAMMATION, AND bLhLD'
ISa OF THE THROAT AND Lungs, HOARsENEss,
Loss OF VOICE, CASKEn, &c. &C. Diseases tend
ing TO CONSUMPTION should be checked ri their
first appearance a proper attention 10 what APP
pears tn be slight cold, or unmportant difficulty
In the throat aud lungs, would save thousands
every yeer from those dreadful maladies which
assume all forms of disease, with their train Of
surerings, and premature death.
The virtues Of the GREAT GERMAN
COUGH REMEDY are now becoming widely
known Five years have tested over 5000 bot
ties, sold with scarcely any advertising, and its
sale increased tenfold In the places where fret In.
troduced This commends IL To the attention Of
Others Those who use IL confidently believe there
Is not It's equal in the American market Thous.
ands Of important cures it has enected, wnere
others failed, prove its claims. III Is PURELY
VEGETABLE.
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TO THE WORKING CLAsS.-Wc are no" pre-
pared 10 furnish all classes with constant employ
ment at home, the whole Of the time or for the
spare moments. Business new, light and proflta
bic. Persons OF either easily earn rom &c.
to IS per evening and proportional sum by de
voting their whole time 20 the business Boy
and girl. earn nearly ~ much rs men That all
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test the business, we make this unparalleled offer
To such as are not well satisfied, we will send 81
To- pay for the trouble Of writing Full particulars,
a valuable sample, which viii 10 u commence
work on. and n copy of The Peoples literary Com
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r, Z. ALLEN co, AUGUSTA, Me.
Dee. 3. l-fy.
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THIS ccrtinc- that have this day given 10 ny
son, FRANZ j BOS>EN. the remainder III his min
urity tu Ito and act for himself, and also notifl
the public thst shall not claim any Of his en- n
ings nor pay any debts ofhis contracting from anc
after thi, date 4. j.. BONNEi.
WitncSs-ALFED CoIE.
Buckfcld Feb. l., Is.o.
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men, thank you for your good wishes.
Mrs. Lingard and l will get along nicely
now, and desire to commence New
Years well, and TO be better for the
future"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-03-18
Maine Steamship COMFY
NEW ARRANGEMENTS.
Semi-Weekly Line.

ON and after the 18th inst, the fine Steamers
~ DIRIGO and FRANCONIA, will until further
notice run "a follows:
Leave Calls Wharf, Portland every MONDAY
and THURSDAY at L. NJ, and leave Pier 80 F.
r. New York, every MONDAY and THURSDAY,
at 3P. NJ.
The Dirigo and Franconia are fitted up with fine
accommodations for passengers, making this the
most convenient and comfortable route for travel.
ers between New York and Maine.
Passage in state Room IS. Cabin Passage 81.
Meals extra.
Goods forwarded to and from Montreal, Quebec,
Halifax, st. John, and all parts OF Maine. Ship
pers are requested TO send their freight to the
Steamers as early as p. NJ, on the days they leave
Portland.
For freight or passage apply to
HENRY FOX, Galt's Wharf Portland
J.F. ANiES, Pier IS Z. X. New York.
July 9, 1869.
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tried H. know that Il cured them; those whh h-No
not know that IL cures their negbb0rs and ifieil',
and all know that what IL does onre u does always
: that IL never fails through any fault OF neSettoi
TIA cnnpostior We have thousands upon thOu-
sansls of certificates Of their remarkable chres OF s
following complaints, but sucn cnIcs als sno W., ~
every ncighborhood and we nce,t not publish theal.
Adai,tcd 10 all ages and conditions ~ all cihI.tea'
containing neither calome or any dcietsf"u' ~ l7I
they may be taken with safety ny anybody, i'Sit
SUGAR coating preserves them ever ifesn anu h-SSs
them pleasant 10 take, while being purely vegetable
no harm can arise from their use ia any quantity.
They operate by their powerful influence on mo
internal vsccra TO purify the plood ana w 49,,
stomach, bowels, liver, AMI other organs OF INC
body restoring their irregular action Ia health anu
by correcting, wherever they eNi@t 5uch uc'I"5S'
ments as are the lrst origin Of disease.
Minute directions are given in the wrapper on
the box, Tor the following complaints, which these
Puis rapidly CURE
For lDys,srI ssta or Indigrstion. Lisfiess-
sr.s, Languor and Loss OF Appetite, they
.honIl he taken moderately 10 stimulate the stom-
sch and restore its healthy tone and action.
For Liver Complaint ani IL various symp-
tom. milan. ~ p. ,Iaehc, sick IraiaC he,
Jauurice or t.r'Pp >iCLnr,s, Bilious
Collie and Biiioas feyers, they should be ju.
dciousy taken for each case - cor'Jt ,ie ,i,et,ed
action or remove the distractions when cause %.
For Dy.~atery or Diarrhr.s, but one maid
dose i generally required,
For sshrWnatism, ti0uf. Graret, P1ipi.
tafioa Of thr Heart, Pain Ina the side,
Back and Loins, they should be continuously
taken, required, 10 change the diseased action ~
the system. With such change those complaints
disappear.
For Dropsy AMI DropsicaI Sweiiings they
should be- taken IA large AMI frequent loses 10 pro-
ducc the eject Of drastic purge.
For suPPr~.stoa a large dose should be taken
~ 70 produces The desired eject by sympathy.
As a Diaaer PH, take ono two PiHs % pro-
mote digestion and relieve the stomach
IA occasional dose stimulates Tire stomach and
bowels into healthy action, restores the appetite,
AMI inyigOratcs the system Hence u - onen All
yantagcou- where no serious arrangement rNi-t-.
one who feels tolernblv well often hnd- that hose
of these PIHs makes him tel decidedly better from
their cleansing and rcuOyatlns eject ON The dige'-
tive apparatus.
DIR. y. T.. AVER 6 Co, Practical Chemists,
LOWELL. MASS, 4. \. 4.
In PARIS Iy 4 NJ HAMMOND.
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A Well Selected Stock Of Goods,


Thanking the public for their past liberal patron
age he hopes by strict attention 10 business to
merit "A continuance OF the same
JOHN b. RAND.
North Waterford, Jan. p, $50.
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Pleasan, village Residence.
Farm for Sale.

NJE>~RS TJTTLE \ llOBRN "n~r for sale
vi thrjl Farm, situated an the town ui BETHEi,
on Tire stag. irad leading from Bri Pond X
x >iHuon o. Kumfuul. and about iuur miles from
the depot q sail station.
sal Pam contains two hundred and forty acres
OF Lad sixty ar seventy ot which j. valuable In
;cTy ale and cut, from dily 10 -lNtN ton. ~ nay
The building. are IN gOod repair, The barn beng
new aui we'll finished
The above described property Will be sold nj a
bargain IL applied Tor soon, and terms oi payment
made easy
FOR further particulars apply to
FUTILE HOBBS,
Providence X l., or "a
T. u. STEVENS, on the premises.
Bethel. bee :. l>H.
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Farm for Sale.

ON Paris Hin q Farm of forty five acres, pleas
aniiy situstetl, with good buildings; also, a
Wagon and Buffalo. For further particulars en-
quire the premises of
!. \. JACKSON.
PARIS March IL, 1870.
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WILLIAM ii. CLIFFORD,
Counsellor s. Alto, ney at Latc,
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,
No. Sol III Congress street,
PORTLAND, ME.
Patent office Fees.

NU'NN wv
On every application Tor design, for three and
months, slu W
On every application Tor design for yrs , IS ~
TN every application for a design for IL VS. ~ %
On every caveai 10 %
On every application for patent, Is %
On issuing each original patent, - ca
On Ming n disclaimer. 10 -
On every application for n reissue, 80 90
ON every additional patent granted on reissue 30 CJ
TN every application for an extension, - 90
on the g1ani OF every extension, ~ 90
rs-All fees must bc paid in advance.
The applicant for patent must furnish dupli.
cate drawings, and model where the nature Of
the invention admits of them.
All kinds OF Drawings and models furnishcdif
required. ocl g
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
For all tho purposes of LsxAtiv!
Medicine.
Pills
Perhaps no one mall.

Perhaps no one medl.
elmo i so universally re.
quired 10y everybody as
a cathariic, nor was ever
any before 40 universal
" adopted into use, Ia
every country andamanl
all classes, rs this uiiil
but efficient purgati' {
JH. The obvious re-
son is, that it Is 4 mJscre-
liable and far mo ~ clc d.
tual remedy uhaa ANY
z,ha. vfbA.n kNAA Ia. 4
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Dissolution Of Copartnership.

THE copai tnership heretofore existing between
i the subscribers al North Waterford Village,
under the firm name OF RAND 4 JEwErT, il this
day dissolved by mutual consent. The affairs OF
the late firm will be settled by the senior partner,
j. Il. Rand, who Is authorized 10 use the hrm
name in settlement of all matters relating TO said
finn. JOHN II. RAND,
LYMAN L. JEWETT.
North Waterford, Jan. q, $50.
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NOTICE,

The subscriber having purchased the interest of
Mr.. LYMAN L. JEwETT in the late firm OF Rand
& Jewctt at North Waterford Village, hereby
gives notice that he will continue the business at
the old Stand, where may be found at all times
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In PARIS, by a. NJ HAMMOND.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-11-05

2 At nine o'clock in the forenoon on the day of any election aforesaid, the legal voters aforesaid shall proceed Co elect judges and inspector, who shall immediately give public notice of the hour of such day, and the place when and where they will open the polls, and they shall appoint two clerks, and shall receive canvass, and record the votes, and conduct the election as nearly as may be m conformity with the provisions of the chap ter aforesaid; and shall in like manner, cause to be delivered, within ten days after such election, to the county recorders of inc sev- eral counties in which such voters are legally entitled 10 vote(which name of county shall be either written or printed on each balot), q tally list which shall contain the names of each person voted for; and the office for which such person was voted for; and tally of the number of votes received by each shall be made opposite their respective names and the whole number of votes received by each per son shall be expressed in writing and figures at the bottom of each tally list aforesaid, which shall be certified 10 be correct by the board. and with the votes cast for such county shall be transmitted under seal as aforesaid.
 {. 3. The judges of election aforesaid shall have power to cause the arrest of any person who may interfere, or in any way prevent any person legally entitled to vote, from casting such vote, or who may in any way interrupt the proceedings of such meeting or who may commit any breach of the peace, and detain him in custody (but not depriving him of the right to vote if he be legal voter) until complaint can be made against him before the proper officer, and cause him to be tried for the offence. Except as herein specified, the elections aforesaid shall be conducted as re quired by chapter twenty four of the Civil | Code aforesaid.
 l 5. 4 This act shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage.
 Approved Nov. 2, 1ZC4.
 THE FRANCHISE LAW.
 The following is the law of Congress now in force:
 An Act to regulate the elective franchise in
 the Territories of the United States.
 Be t saactsd by tte SeHate aad House of Repre- ssEtatires of lle United States of America ia Congress AsseDi5led,
 That from and after the passage of this act , there shall be no denial of the elective fran
 chise in any of the Territories of the United
 States, now or hereafter to be organized, tC any citizen thereof, on account of race, coloi or previous condition of seryitude; and al acts or parts of acts, either of Congress oi , the Legislative Assemblies of said Territories inconsistent with the provisions of this act are hereby declared null and void.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-11-05
NOTICE.

Shave. "a fi. swiilinr irrig@,ag caosl Cssales \. ! inds lasd to sad company ssssssagsuis sa3 ~ | ihe IJirect.sfs tbsrgsl as foii0wss
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-11-05
N o E.

7o ar Hhon [ mog coaetp;
 The uuarfsisusl. under ths same sHS siyie sf As SALT RIVER DITCH COMPANY. hsrriy siss -drs ,e t~ tusstsTe ener insies rs-ssufe @ e Ns'srs of Sell River is akvn s.sd ~ pss ss-s Eve asiieK Above tho efnasln a tis NcDowsl As& fsr fhe .ssfh siAe sf saf rivsr Se ai- siais fhs nss uAY ks said aeh Q Tskut afFssss the aAaSss e rss psxth sidS of ,he fstIis A.srsp4 Asupizia- We 4sa claim hundrsd tsef eaca sae ef said drh sd isr entire tfugsh of sad difch.
 Asa ths s~ii ssH Ritef Ditch caanT<uy srissr " nsaiee tlat they tusnd io eeuu@nee sod an u~ - Ditch bcfsEr the glfh day ef Deeelhrs D l;sA ssid dieh in run on ,As roaih siae gf ssid ritef
 \ |. gRuVfx Jos " Eyorr.
 CALVIN gAa&.fN, 4. es1s
 JuHS WkssuN A P k- hAfTVAF.
 IAcoB NfI1gn, k hHotf,
 JEsSE JACKSON, q. A LIAR
 s JACKSON h c. nsrs
 sait River. 4. T., August s.a. ir70 s4"
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-11-05
RANCi'
 FOR SALE CHEAP.

trm of Ieo acres ro~A srahis hsd sisss .sa O. Valley sbout 23 miles north sf Pressa s,s seaAs imFraxsIoents thereon, eOusistng ef ln's .se Tbs dwelling house aonrng min, esrrai s,, -, by land can al all times be irrigated sns ihs as.a. ta ter which s earFed all over she phHcs a ,s,sA, ts~ Tks range fa s,cck sasnot be skeehsa s.iIas ihs Of purellaSlng ssaln hlli intofnases .s os ts store of CalnphsH Bufam, fsessea' A' ,ySas
 N4nEn,ses
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-11-05

Allowing Persons in the Military service and
 upon Indian Campaigns to vote at
 Elections
 Re eaaetei by the Legisiatiss Ass,n,llv of,be
 Territory cf Arisoaa,--
 !. l. All legal voters, citizens of this Terri. tory, who may be in the military service of United States or this Territory, or who may De engaged in any campaign against hostile Indians, shall have the right to vote at all elections, and for all officers for whom they could legally vote in their respective precincts. as provided Ly chapter twenty-four of the clyii Code Of this Territory, and shall not for. feit their residence by reason of an absence while engaged in such service or campaign.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-11-05
ISAAC Fl. LEVY,
Dealer in General Merchandise, ana '''>
 Commission Merchant San Berna sdine, Califss

Mc,shandl.e forwnraed ss any rar @ ,qumptness and as.f@ich s.,a,.,. Yiuai SssSf Ciold-dus Legal Tendsr aSd sea'"" "'ss,s o,n.. cf inc Ari1ora Stage Lss ss 's>'' corner of Third and Grsfton streess'
 San BeruardiDo Cal. Augus' s1 le"
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-11-05
Prescott Adrertisrments.
DIONEER DRUG STORE.

Prescott A Arizona On hund and for sale,
 Halrs Bqlsam for h Lung, I9'e"Se"d' Slrs1Pariia
 Brisors
 IaiFs
 Aye's Cherry PeciOTal,
 dgw Cure,
 Osgoods hidid Choldgogpc.
 BroieH's Jdmdicd Ginger,
 Perry Dariss Paia Killer,
 G0o,iales Catarrh Remedy,
 Bro1ra's Brovciial TrochSs,
 Bryan's Pulmoaic IHafsrs,
 o.. Dsciafs PHch LOseHge,
 Eoaiiag's Cough
 Jayae's Patent MsdiciRes, And, in fact, full assortment of all the Patcn, Medicines usually found in drug stores. Toilet SaPs, Fancy Articles, Psrfanery, And . large supply Of Dispensing Medicines. N. B.--Physielans' prescriptions carefully and accurately compounded. c. D. KENDALL. 1 Y@ rr. KeRdalfs oales--lB Os Drug store. Prescott, April s4, 1868.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-11-05
NOTICE. ANAHEIM LIGHTER COMPANY

From snd ancr ,hi. date Csi R yopxse,y |. .-a. sathosixea Arra' snd Genesai sapsssntend... " Bs ssier cf the f.safd sf Tnssiee.
 '. KORN ASaAeisn July IS. is7O
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-11-05
TO SHIPPERS, Great Reduction in Freight.
 ANAHEIM LIGHTER co.

The uuier.sses s trpls1rrd to recslts t,,.s, 4 ts Anzsin iaBdinE a bs fxuanlsi Co any tsr- s ,i, siai. Arizana thS i~ Fsie ef LgsssRgr oesrs Grr4, in4arsusp,. |, slnlfers af iHsfe lliss Co fns Pas Csrre gsr. .., tsrssa.fia ao and Ar.Eaaa Isrritsry
 NhIIEfa VII T'rase send nis of Taailas br ssss,.. 4Gd zsafk Es-sis of Aaahsian Iisafrs C.
 lfiAs q JOHNSON, Arrus- Arslssiu,. Jaiy 6 is75. ssssts
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-11-05

And notice is hereby given Co ail whasa ' uasy Ina, upIess .efleu,.ui be made with he SecrssAy eon,.Hy at his aaloe as Ihssais. fay.lai esaAv - tsry of Arizona co or bssf- ihs fisi ssialaay - A. D. is7O, si 70 oclork A. N, tho aho.s s s. Id, .har.. rj s The saia sisn& and place bs 0fefee bs u public ancti0n ts the gbesi bddr ff esh A. a, SO bid viii le rsceiyed ss less ainoant uAs . - dsb,sSsesa af tho share onercd wiih Eve TT S- flsesets a,s advertising and es sfs ef sale.
 JOHN f. AIsAP c.
 Secretary swilliag ir tsa '" pha.tis July q lEio.