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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-04-15

I, More than
land in the cent?
is still uncultiyEos
sides 10000, O00
A St. Louis % =
suffering throughout -
want of rain. 1t is believed fiat II IL
continues dry much longer there VIII II
be a general failure. =
Tobacco is becoming the staple cropS-
of Spencer county, Ind. Farmers are
making arrangements to plant more
extensively than ever before the COM I
ing season.
1t is stated that every farm of 100 .
acres III Eastern Kansas, is undGrlaid !
with 1.555,OO0 tons of coal or nines
times more fue' han if the suface
were covered Wnh heavy timber.
A correspondent OF the New Engz{
land Farmer, at EishVille, X. l., writes
that Wens on cattle may be cured oNs
washing them twice day tot
weeks with strong sOfpSG
There is to be a grand
reapers, mowers, kay
s1sszsther farm
NJ
- zEoL3
IN n ass as u. iill' :; t;L.,l
" LIIIIie4 Il - &c &c
p io,,;naI EpnrtEH ~ -,
. o stall-,,y4,+ ~. XII n inch ~
Jiomaf :.
.,,
III some paftH 81 SUR? i%S'!S .i'il S 'S
~ ~ DOfhlhS; !he Iral NJ" io.I iIuIn
Iile parent NV I IS f5lllT,t :, III '.ic
next Is cil7' ana lIiG M" e''se III
me sea so So9s ul'uei - - =
c 10Y me I''ltel = als4z
GIe III some Vi the l'I9e
- An C G,I coIIcSl me
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PIC CU ,.'I ~ ''iioo '0i 49, c
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"l1lG, OHc IlIcil dl one
emu IKE Collils ABOUT
SIX lhG me IohS at the
emu Inc Ooard d 10
Dehch'
Mr.. j. d. Mechl, the celebrated Eng
lish farmer, and alderman of London,
has on his farm 300 head Of poultry.
lot f:ionds .lUsnn,i"n, ~, I,' on, 10 n 20
Soots aDd ,,tiIiIinor I'D ooo any, ~
ali v,rosto ,,raiI, 10 +Li,I- - ne
M % To ,I oIii ' o e ToS,I It ,U
IL, - ,fl,ooF
- P'''''>'
T." lscOnSih correspondent oil inc
NofIIieFn FaFIllef "Fltcs III many
cases "here wheat mas Oeeh ieu 10
sIoch' great injury mas peGh uolie'
owing 10 D!aSIeu of 9ihulieu grams
WHICH III IL VIII DC seen Is very PolsOlc
Gus Inc Iouluef' OF oVerieeu u
wheat Is inc worst possible IouhGef'
hours from catind IL
M, Hr.,,,,I,,,..t3. H.,
In III ~ IN " 80 II LileI say 'l."'
I oi'' fittI iIs' 80 IrI CO'
or .i' of o =" GlC ot ,tllS''G t oo FaI
WI - Poi N oI' tCl,t'oos i"SI -;
S s1 ploilolIlG 3I potaloes q cilsai'er
ioooI iTI lioSS IMAM Urn anu 30 lar ,'9
nc ~ o,,o ScG equ"i III IL iloC uPGtioI2 ~
toa oi Wv iiT Io"Ne.t liIS XIV
go e, ~ VIC Iii THUGG1,ii tSat
no4at Lloi'i 18th - stnroT IN WI &C.
i Isl tfo cLiof oIoant of fat and Inv, we nra
-T,,n +rlatit - oE1oaIto,,,+ foo5 CO..
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-04-15
Ayers
Hair Vigor,
For restoring Grey Hair 10
its natural Vitality and Color.

\ dressing which
IS at once agreeable,
healthy, and efectuaI
TOR preserving the
hair. Faded or gray
ha3r IS soon restored
to its original color
'1tth the gloss and
freshness Of youth.
Thin hair il fbinL-
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-04-15

TWO
Is of
,da.
uId
sIit
.41C~ ;iId Il half
me tables pooutuls
"a ono OF white >ugar.
P05nfuI$ Soda. two eggs, and
gints of %tted flour. Bake i'm Il
oven i'll cuf- or rings.
sgLsst, PUDDING.--Ouc cup OF mo
Ile of sweet milk. one OF ~uet.
flour. I wo OF mutt, Il teas pOontul
and one of-saaQamon. Butter
!. put i'll. amy am two hours.
th sweet sauce
FBREAD.--One quart OF milk. two
Zone piece Of butter the size of an
h;SA teacup OF White sugar, little
Lwo tableSpOOnfJIlS of crea IN tartar.
9easps>, -5t''l of soda. half Indian
al. and fo.., enough 10 make Il thick
ter. Fill your pans about half full.
bakeo% twenty minutes.
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-~%,
sefuI Recipes

theirs best.
batting. wet with sweet
put in the ear. will
ginning of it.
Inhaled. is good
the breathing
everish patient
water in which
solved.
:, keep the feet of
and dry. They
out of doors. and
tlamnel-liued shoes
5and hands use cam
hutton tallOw put Oh
z unsafe for this pur-
SOmetimes poisoned
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Kitchen Garden.

r
Emil crons of irish POTATOES may now
De RiansesG do, LEE D useT1aI"nEre contain
ing an excess of Iitter-frOm the COW lot
i'm preference to tie horse stable-2qd
leached. ezhes pretty freely, place thePo-
tatOes eight to ten inches apart, and COW
er IF YOU can @df with chip manure,
or something simiiTi{ For an early crop
cover two or three inches; Tor IaIe
crop six to ten inchess,-,
Radishes, beets, sal!sIfy' carrots, p3fs-
nips and mustardEShoulu De planted at
once. For all3root. crops, i the =, gronnGf
should be spaded deepitb - ~ - on,,yy;S a
manure incorporated wtho s,yyf ool,5 Ill
cradle depth, not with
merely. Plant in drill M i,If
apart; SOW plenty Ot:9ee'' anu III III 0''
+irIIo& =, sl)eas.aL intervals of
"a .st-a ali,S - tile latter part OF
tomatoes, and
but arc liable
c c flashes, Gu
n Gi1it. Eggplant &c,
cuhIoe nv certainty of
odI lll-' garden is COM
success of cOrn-nOw is
pc! pieIe =: 49, olant. Adams extra early
IN. .aie I'M Clili fLr5ul excellent, not quite so
w. We adv NJ . \%the little sugar cOrns,
I'It oo,s u.s. Nh ears and grains of
good a. soon ~ +I,a,,
- e.. ave a paste OF clay
IA =e,. dip the roots in this,
~ AAeIgroumd up, to the first
80 round very
THAT they
seY are
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-04-15

nlt,.rcnCe;,
IL three
y II. as of
ppOrtctt pom
oft IN inch i'm
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-04-15

In the
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-09-17

FRoM NEW MExico.-Lettcrs from two members of Troop E, sth Cavalry, stationed at Fort Stanton, New Mexico, dated July %, have just come to hand. They state that the boys wish themselves back in Prescott. They describe the New Mexico towns as com posed of adobe buildings, small, dirty, and comparing unfavorably with Prescott One of the writers gives an account of q large cave, the entrance to which is about three miles from the Fort. From his description of his trip through the cave it must be ..sFeest .a,G >;;i' ,.-" -.-' = >S'''"''' o'St' cavern, in one ai-s2+. 5. .,'~.>s--sEo then three miles, having lofty roofs supporting immense stalactites which reflect the light from lamps or candles in thousands of sparkling rays. Want of space prevents more extended no- | tice of these communications.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-09-17

FROM McDowELL.-A letter from our cor respondent Mcdowell " of a recent date, in addition to news given by the letter from Tucson by "W." published in our last issue. states that there are good reasons for the be- lief that the red devils who killed SO many persons in Pima county and destroyed four mails in the month of August, are the same who have been, and are being fed at the Gov ernment posts Camps Mogollon and Goodwin. A previous letter from the same party says that Capt. Moulton, with detachment of twenty cavslrymen, pursued and overlook the Indians who killed Venable and Riggs, near Camp Crittenden, on the 9th of August, had fight with them and was forced to re- treat, losing one man and three horses. Also that August 20, after night some Indians vis- tied Camp Mcdowell and committed some depredations, were pursued by Col Sanford. with detachment of Troop E, First Cavalry. who succeeded in making one Indian forever peaceable.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-09-17

No GRAssHopPERs.-A farmer who arrived here short time ago, from Utah, dropped into the MINER office day or two ago, and gave us the following "piece of his mind" You want sgriculturalists in Arizona. and you can get plenty to come from my old Ter ntory, if you will but inform them that grasshoppe's are not plenty in Arizona, and Of course, mover destroy crops" They are so informed.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-09-17
NOTICE. ANAHEIM LIGHTER COMPANY

From and aher ,lris date, CHAs R JoHNsoS <. o., AL euihorzed AgeB, and General supcrintepden, WI uay By erier of the Doani of Trustees.
 KGRN AnRheim July l5. ls70. 'o
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-09-17
The Crops in the States.

We have the Report of the Department of Agriculture for the month of July last, and from it learn that the wheat product will, this year, be about 2l0,Oo0,000 bushels, 4S,- OO0,0OO less than was produced in 1869.
 Although a greater breadth of corn was planted than in any previous year, the yield will not be much greater thar that of 1889. Owing to the failure of the crop in many To- calities, where the Report says, "corn IS tas- selling out and not foot high" This is owing to the absence of moisture in these To- calities.
 The prospect for plenty of cotton, oats, to- bacco and fruits were good.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-09-17
RANCh
 FOR SALE CHEAP.

farm Of i60 acres good arsbe land snse n,,. inc Valley about 22 miles north of Prescott togens dhs impfoy emenis thereon consisting of large hns m. dwelling house Touring mill corral oufhoe.ss ~ \. .. land all times be irrgped, and the mn n ina ter which is carried a tho place m a1s -,s the place several thousand young ana sl,riux The sasge fs stock esanos he sxosed fefsoss '. ,hs of pnrehasins can gaia hlli infssaoa sy ssss ,bs stove of Campbell 4 Buifsm, Prescott A. Lad
 promises.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-09-17
N o r E..
To al Whom a may Co@e,a:

To al Whom h may Concern:
 The undersigned, under inc name and ssyis of As SALT RIVER DITCH COMPANY. hereby give bo,es iba they have this day claimed Forty ThosssHd lsess to he measured nndcr inches pressure af s vai,s of Salt River to be taken from said ver si esni ahi Eve miles above the crossing of the NcDower and fss ence ruad said river and opposite . red Hounsn aa the south se of ssid river. We also ciai ihe nehi 4 way for said ditch o point cpfnste the middle iAs nosth side of the Liiilo Marieopa Moaatsin We sls claim hundred feet each side of sad deh and s entire length of said ditch.
 And inc said Salt River Ditch Company further g,. notice that they intend wark % th, al Ditch befre the 18th day of December A D. lsM Said ditch to the south side Of said riyer.
 \. l.. GRIFFIN Jos. W. KNOTT.
 CALVIN JACKSON A. B. SMITH
 JoHN WAssoN A. F. K sAFroRn
 JAcoB MILLER S. SHOUT,
 JEssE JACKSON, C. A. LCKE
 X. JACKSON, V. C. BAN
 Salt River. A IT., August 22d, ls70. sngH
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-09-17
ISAAC H. LEVY,
Dealer in General Merchandise, and eeHe''
 Commission Merchant, San Bevmardine, Csiiserns"

Merchandise forwarded b aay rafs @ An''N~ promptness and despafoh. ,,, r,n.l s<itls- Goid-das, Legal Tendsrs aud soaie" f''' nsnts. bought ~, !, ...s .sn Block, Onlee of Inc Ari1ona Stage Line No safAs'' e.Hnef uf Third aud Grafs1 streets
 hsp DerBsfsno Cal, Augut :7 p'V
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-09-17

STOREY county, Nevada, wins on twins It holds twelve pairs, and has full pack in reserve It will be some time before fava- pal county will be able to tell as big story as Story county. But wait until Yavapai's resources become developed, then look out for double entendres" Mir. Storey. We'll see you and go you better.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-09-17

WE have seen 1t stated that the Deutchse bank of Berlin, Prussia, offers to receive and disburse subscriptions made in this country for the benefit of wounded German soldiers.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-09-17

And notice Is hereby given 10 all whom may eooe that unless settlement he made with the Secretary - company. ai hs efce at Phssnix. favaPai conny, E ". tory Of Arizona before the krst Saturday 10 ot A. h. 1870 at 10 o'clock A. M, the above nes's.l nsls shares will al the said time and place, be onsfea % " al public auction, to the highest bidder fn cash t. No bid will be received fH less amount thla .. debtedness of the ohsres with i've lss ee1a s thereto for ad dyertising and cssis of sale.
 By order of the Company
 JOHN r. ALsAP, n
 Secretary swilling IT. Car, '" Phenix July 2, 1s70. aasoS"
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-09-17
TO SHIPPERS Great Reduction in Freight.
 ANAHEfM LIGHTER co

The undersigned is prepared to receive s,,sA, , the Anaheim Landing to bs forwarded to spy rer, s , sine ArizOna. ' The low nie ~ LightcRge ocrrs treat Ibdueeuns,,,m m shippers of menhsndiss Lone Pin. Cerr, e,..aa s Bernarluo and Arizona Territory
 shpPers will please seDd BiIis of IAdnx bv s,.m,, and mark goods care of Anahsim Iirhier ca VI
 CHAs. R JOHNSON, Arru, Anah.im. July l5, ls7o. aagSsn
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-09-17
NOTICE.

Shares in the swiliing irrgating Canal Ccnrahy ~ inds btesi 10 said company assessments duly maae the Directors thereof as followsi
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-09-17

CAPT. HENRY JOHNSON, U. s. A., has been ordered to San Francisco as Medical Store keeper.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-09-17
That's a Fact.--What'S a Fact?
 THAT THE NEW YORK CHEAP STORE

Is he Only Store ia hs Tsrritory that Receiues
 Goods Direct from Nev York. By this arrangement, the proprietor saves the enormous tariff usually levied by San Francisco merchants, and is thereby enabled to sell goods cheaper than any other merchant in Arizona.
 | have on hand, Henry's Improved Rifles and Cartridges Colts Revolvers, Holsters and Belts, Percussion Caps, Flasks, Pouches, A Large Stock of
 Boots, (including Rubber Boots,) Shoes, Hats, Socks, Cooking Stoves, Axes, Nails, etc, etc, together with a large stock of
 GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
 Suitable for this Market. !s," Call and see for yourselves. Prescott March aO 1869.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-09-17
Prescott Aarsrtisemrnts.
pIONEER DRUG STORE

Prescott N Arizona. On hand and for sale,
 Halrs Balsam for he Lungs
 io''ns'"d'' Sar'qgori1'a
 BriaoPs
 IfalPs
 AycT's Cherry PscioT0',
 fgue Cure,
 Osgoods India ClolagogHe,
 Brora's Jamaicd Ginger,
 Perry DaDis's Pain Killer,
 Goodales Catayrh Remedy,
 Br0rn'S Bronchial Troch>s,
 Bryaa's Pimoaic Wqfers,
 Dr. Derine's Pach Lozenge,
 Kcatiag's Cough
 JayHes PdteHt Medicines, And, in fact, a full assortment Of all the Patent Medicines usually found in drug stores. Toilet Soaps, Fancy Articles Perfamry And large supply of Dispensing Medicines. N. B.--Physieans' prescriptions carefully and accurately compounded. c. D. KENDALL. sV' Dr. Kendans oalee-In rear of Drug Store. Prescott, April 2i, 1888.
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J. N. ROBSON,
Commission Merchant
NcS. | 4 .. Atlantic Wharf,
CHAR ESTON, s. {.

Having awnlc means for advances, bus
ines cNncriGurc Of twcEtv wears, and con-
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coun., respectfully soilrits conSignments OF
GuHou F:o2,. Wheat. Corn, AZ.
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and Cattle Doctor PnEE, ''o''o
We are now prepared 10 offer the AMrR1.
CAN oTocK JOURNAL as u PKEE G1pr fnr
ono year, 70 ALL NEW SUBSCRIBERS fnr rc
hc%h's) to the Ncwberry Herald who sh,l,
siicribe TiGscribe imncdin'cy and pay fn nIy,ncr
inls Is u rar" opportunity which .l,c in,rI,i,
gcht people OF our section will no doubt duJv
apprecinie. Hand in your subscrintious nt
once ono ana secure The SrocK JOURNAL free
Tor one year. ''e'
Nov II, 15-Gm ''''' ''
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-03-02
IMPORTANT 10 FARMERS.
And all People living in The Country.
GREAT DISrniBU TON OF


SEWING NAoHlNEs, CLOCKS, WATCHES, &c,
me great Ne" York Agricultural, IIortI>
cni'"f"l, &nd general Family Paper the RU>
~ AMERICAN, Is FREE to January ncxth
NO DINER paper OF its class is so large nor so,
chcap, nor so practical. 1t contains double
the reading matter that can be found in.
o'hcr similar publications., for the same Drice,
Co,'y CI.iy $l:oo year singly. and ST 90 III
C!,lDS! new rolumc-thc four.ccnth-be>.
E'IS Iy1I o"nnary lEt 1870; and its subscribers
VIII receive graiui,ousIy the most magniR>
cent distribution of elegant First-Cm Sew,
lnG Alachincs, Eight>dny Clocks, solid Gold.
anu other W Arches. ever before offered! Club
nGcn,S are wanted everywhere. ns Tho pr pcr.
- H,niona'. ana circua:cS IN all the States
IS more liberal than was ever before offered
ny any publisher in the United States. A
s%n,rnuid % &l) Sowing Machine, Greatly worth
Sw.? Is offered FREE for Il Club That can be
. "ntn'ncd nc, anywhere IN three daysI Magnifl.
cent Eight>day Clocks, worth SIS, for a Club
thnt may be got up in ono day; with solid
Hnld ana other Watches, &c, at similar
rates! Now Is tho time for Club Agents to-
commence ill"ir lists, so ns 10 receive tho pa>
per- fhEE for tho balance Of tho year. Wo
M nnt,Ie hil persons wanting the best and cheap
est rural paper in existence TO .cnd 81 so TO-
us, nnd receive 1t from now to january 1871.
or ean 10 Send for sample copy, which will DO
sent FREE.--Club Agents supplied with
specimens, Premium Lists, &c. ..'',
GREAT FREM1UMs FOR EARLY CLUBS,
For only ton subscribers, at 81 cach, sent
III sa9 netore ., tic lst Of January next, we viii
fsnM t. INC C'ib Agent, FREE, copy of tho
Nurni American, ono ycar, and copy of the
new York Weekly Sun, one year, tho best
RphPcr published, not pnrtizan in politics!
, rms oifcr, for two or thrco hours work only,
Is thc most liberal over before ofrcrcd In tho
history OF tho rnrnl press 3t25a5,lt ,Sys
~ DnAfter January 1st, Twelve subsctt>
ners OF 81 viii he required to entitlo Tho
Agent to tho above Premiums. ~. 4: -
Address, 9. Il. MINER 4 Co.., New Bruins,
w,;, wwlGk, Now Jersey, tncnr York; whcro tho
iSd'torial otfice and farm arc situated.