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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-01-12
SAUSAGE RoIIs-Have ready son,

SAUSAGE RoLLs.-Have ready some
nice sausage meat, which can always be
obtained from the pork butchers. If you
wish to make it, get some nice pork
chops, cut the meat from the bones, OF
take two-thirds of lean, free from
gristle, and one-third fat, chop the meat
very fine, and season it well, with pepper,
salt and spices, add small quantity Of
sage, or basil, use little water, choppine
the meat, or use little soaked bread
Roll out some paste into square pieces,
Law roll of meat In the center, length.
wise; fold them so as to form long pufFs S,
and wash them with eggs before they are
baked.
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He who has been the subject of Masonic
teachings; who visits his Lodge, night after
night, and finds no improvement in his
moral condition; whose heart is not en-
larged with love for his fellow who feels
no growth of those noble and generous i'm
pulses which make him better man, is
sadly wasting his time, and had better never
to have been introduced in the mystic art
Masonic Tidings.
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We hope to receive many additions TO our
subscription list during the coming session
of the Grand Bodies. THE CLARION is now
one of the cheapest newspapers on the conti-
nent-only two dollars per year. Our bus
mess associate. Bro. Harris Rarksdale, will
be present during the session, and will re-
ceive subscriptions, orders for blank books,
blanks, etc.
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PASS CHRISTIAN YOUNG LADIES INSTITUTE
Miss X. A. MONROE, Principal.
AIDED nv CoMrErKNr TnAcnnnn.


TNHE Annual Session viii consfar
n Of three quartcrs, commencing several
~, October FIRST, January fret and AurIl
hrst. Pupils may, hswOvor, Dec eutoroI at nnv
time during the year. There will also ho 4
summer session Of three months, beginning 81
the first Of July, for the benefit of Bugh as
may find IL desirable TO spend she summer
months on che sea shore.
TEkMS-Payahle every three month6. iu
advance.
Tuition in English with board
washing, fuel and liphis) per noa-
sion Of .............. rsIi Nu
Tuition ia Latin or Greek, Dor month. u
Tuition Ia French German or Italian
per m0nth....t.t.s ON
Music on Piano OncludinR usO OF iu-
strumonD per month.........-............... DO UI
Private Lessons In Vocal Music, pcr
HlNlll ffts.tss. y ~
Vocal Music In classes, free Of charge
for Pupil taking other Music Lessons
Drawing and Painting at moderate
PIT hs'......s... ....,........
Tuition In English, Tor day scholars,
per month ODD
lnu3-w-tyr
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A lady declared to US the other day,
that she wouldn't be a cook for the
whole world !" For the tchole tcorld, in
deed We should say not, why, she would
never get through with her work.
Miss Nellie Grant will ~come OUT this
winter
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
s25 REWARD.

~ from Clinton, on the Clinton and Madison
road, on the night Of Dec. y, 1870 one BAY
HORSE MULE, little above medium size,
over large legs, knock-kneed, branded "W'
on left shoulder; small white spot near the
crupper lie was carried in the direction Of
Bottoms Depot. i will pay the above reward
for his recovery, or any information leading
to his recovery will be literally rewarded.
JACOB V. BRASWELL,
Jackson, Miss.
Care A. FIRDEN gwIt-w3t
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Chancery Rules and Forms.

The Rules and Forms adopted by Con-
vention of Chancellors on the 10th of Sept,
are embraced in the third edition of the
Mississippi Manual, which is now ready.
The price of the volume is two dollars.
Orders addressed to this Office will receive
attention
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The Continental Life of New York is
ahead of all other Companies in new bust
ness for the year 1870. Over $4,000 policies
issued during that year.
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GETTING MARRIED.

EssAYs ron YoUSG MES, on Social Evils
aud he propriety or Improperly Of getting
Married, with sanitary help for those who feel
united for matrimonial haPpincss. Sent free
in sealed envelopes. Address HOWARD AS
SOCIATION, Box p, Philadelphia. Pa
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CLARION NOTICES
FOR an 80,

We will send TEE WEEKLY CLARION for one
year, and a copy Of the third and last edition
Of the Mississippi Manual Of Legal and BUSH
ness Forms.
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For ara HrrfGaGed Throat, Cough
or Cold, BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRIO
CHES are offered with the fullest conf
dence in their efficacy. They have been
thoroughly tested, sand maintain the good
reputation they have justly acquired. As
there are limitations, be sure to obtain the
ranui az
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NEW ARRANGEMENT.
Livery and Salostablo
EsIkRIDGE a. TOWNSEND,
wwFmnmm MI

VNHE undersigned, would respectfully n0ufr
i the travelling public and ciiiEons OF Vino
ma and vicinity, chat they have purchased mo
entire Livery, Stable Stock and Property,
connected herewith, from Ar. w. N. batcs,
and are perfootinR Arrangements 20 carry on
the business In style equal 20 The demands
Of the community. Parties desiring any ding
In their line, may rely on their prOmptueaa
aud accommodation. We are prepared to hiFo
horses, buggios, wagons and tcamBi and 40
feed horses. We will continue 70 carry uo y.
y. Mail daily, NJ usual 40 Carr0lton, and
transport passengers. our HACKS AHn
CoACHKs are in good condition, and We viii
endeav0r ~ give passengers all tho comfort ln
our power.
We expect this fall 10 have on hahd farm
horses and mules, for sale, and as cheap au can
be furnished In this market We guarantee
all our transactions 10 De az rcprohcntcd.
The patronage 0f tho public BE- COLLECTED.
W. q. ESKHlD0H
30. h. TOWNSEND.
oct 10, lS70-w3m.
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DISTINGUISHED VISITORS. = Gems.
rcatber.ton. Walthall, Forest and George,
col Walter, Major Chalmers, Judge Phe-
Ian, and HON.. VIC. Watson are among
the visitors at the capital.
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Miss S. c. Gardner is to be appointed
Chief of the Fire Department at cedar
Rapids, Iowa, in recognition of her services
inediscovering and putting out local confia-
grations.
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CHANGE OF ADDREss--R--. W.. III. c.
Robinson, Grand Lecturer, has removed
from Dekalb to Meridian-at which latter
place his correspondents are requested to
address him in future.
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kissing ON the Cars.

The Paris Charivari gives the following
| advice to young gentlemen under the head
ing, 1.-The art of loving on the - per
NIT me to suggest to you a very easy way
of kissing number of pretty woman. You
are in railroad car, and two or three ladies
and one or two gentlemen enter the same
coupe. At the first tunnel through which
the train passes, as soon as nobody can see
you, you put very loud kiss on the back
of your hand. Nothing is more. curious
than to see the faces of your fellow travellers
as soon rs the train emerges from the tunnel
The gentlemen cast furious glauces about
them; the ladies blush, each of then be-
lieving that her fair ueighbor received the
kiss and ignorant Of the man who gave 1t
to her. Everything goes well; your pros
poets are excellent. At the second tunnel
you boldly kiss the first lady; she dares not
cry out, bearing in mind as she does that her
fair companion, to whom happened the same
misfortune, did not say anything. Can she
behave more indignantly? Would she not
thereby betray the other lady to her hus-
bandf For the rest, the second kiss was
not as loud rs the first At the third tunnel
the same coursessis to be pursued toward the
other lady, who for the same reason does not
say anything. Thus you get a kiss at
every tunnel except the first one.
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MANUAL OF FORMS.

Third Edition--Reuised and Enlarged.
The Second Edition of the Mississippi
Manual of Legal and Business Forms, be-
ing entirely exhausted, we are now printing
the Third Edition, which will be ready by
the 10th of October. The work has been
thoroughly revised, and very considerably
enlarged, and in addition to the Forms for
Magistrates, County Officers and the public
generally, statistics, ETC., which haYe made
the Manual immensely popular, 1t will CON
tain all the Public Laws enacted by the late
Legislature, conveniently arranged, includ-
ing
The General School Law.
The Revenue Law.
The Militia Law.
The Court Laws.
The Exemption Law, etc.
ALSO,
The Constitution of Mississippi.
The Constitution of the United States.
Revised Rules of the Supreme Court.
Rules for Chancery Practice, adopted by
the late Convention of Chancellors.
A complete Directory of the Circuit and
Chancery Courts. showing when and where
held, names of officers, etc.
The Public Road Laws of Mississippi as
now in force.
Railroad stations and Post Offices In the
State.
A complete roster of the Public officers
and Institutions and Courts OF Mississippi.
Fees and Salaries of Public Officers.
Election and Population statistics.
Also, Miscellaneous information valuable
to Lawyers, Clerks, Merchants, Planters
and the people generally.
1t viii contain nearly $50 pages, and
will be substantially bound. Sent post
paid, on receipt of the price, or by Express,
G. o. ID.
POWER & BARKSDALE,
JACKSON, Miss.
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picked up live pig ten miles at sea, dis
proving tho popular idea that pig cannot
swim
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-01-12

What In Headache? In nine cases
ult Of ten the source Of headache Is not in the
brain but in the stomach. Indigestion is tho
most frequeu4 cause. The digestive organ
being disordered, they derange the action OF
the liver, the bowels, the Kidneys, and the
nerves, and the whole seeretiye and exoretivc
machinery being as II were. thrown out Of
gear, the brain suffers. Restore the natural
doses Of
VARIANTS SELTZER APERIENT
and headache arising from this cause Is AZ
once arrested. This delightful preparation
is the best remedy for chronic and periodical
headache At present known, and absolutely
invaluable as a stomachic and gentle cathar-
tic.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
Dec. ~. sw&w
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Jim Luke, q colored Democrat OF Angus
"a, Ga recently put head on his preacher,
for denouncfng him thief and robber.
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FOR az 10.

We will send THE SEMI-WEEKLY CLARIoM for
one year, and a copy of the above work.
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Law and ENGINEERuGG
Are in full operation.
For further information, address
WV. DOLD, ok OF Faculty.
Jan. 10 1871 sw&w-2w
LABOR AND SUPPLY
Contracts for 1871

We have now ready and for sale at the rate Of
al per Quire Of IA BIanIxs,i
APPROVED FORMS, printed on the besi
quality Of paper, as follows;
4. Contract for Share of Crop.
Q. Contract for Wages.
2, Landlords Mortgage Lemon Crop, for
Rent.
4. Landlords Mortgage Lien, where rent
is agreed to be paid I'm money.
8. Merchants Mortgage Lien for supplies
to be advanced in 1871.
o. Merchants Mortgage Lien, securing ex-
listing Indebtedness, and Operating as a
mortgage for supplies which may be
advanced in 1871.
.. Deed OF Trust, securing advances by
merchants.
D. Deed OF Trust, for general purposes.
Single Blanks 10 cents. In ordering from
above, please designate the number prehxed,
and we will understand the kind wanted.
Orders filed promptly, by mail or express.
Address
POWER e BARKsDALE,
jackson, Miss.
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department.
CONDUCTED By ]. L. POWER.
CHANGR OF AppREs

Contributions to this Department are solicited
froBstke Graft throughout the State.
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The Masonic order in Tennessee embraces
1889 members.
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Rate. o. snb.criPtIOn.

81, CLAnIox-Two dollars per year, and
~ sxtra copy to getter up Of a club Of ten
or more.
-,WEKKLY CLARIoE-Four dollars per
xssr. and an extra copy for club Of SIX or
more.
7, future paper will be discontinued when
inc expires. u;s..rod ,o,,s-
~ order draft or by express w hen 9TH
nise the office cannot be responsible.
XII business communications should be adj
...s.ed to Power & Barksdale, jackson, Miss
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Certificate OF AN Eminent Chem

I have made q careful chemical analysis
of the SOZODOHT, from an impartial SAM
pie purchased by me personally, from
leading drug house Of this city, but nothing
Of an injurious or Questionable character
has been found in its composition.
JAMES G. PoHLH, M. d.
Analytical Chemist, $50 Broadway, n. r,
LatsDr Jas. Z. Chiffon & Co.
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POWER & RARKSDALE,
II Jackson, Miss.
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All the Academic Schools of the College,
as well as the Professional Schools OF.
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Stick pin here. aLittle leg" is English
for Gambetta.
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CHARLES SCOTT
WASHINGTON COLLEGE, VA.

Jackson, Jan. 10, 1871. w5t
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sPALDNG's GLUE, useful and true.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-11-18
New Advertisements.

b Henderson Bro. give notice tLat they are selling soEodoni and Odon,olne at 75 cents Der bottle. Dr. J. A. Annau, formerly one or the Residen, Physicians al Blackwells Island, and at the Bal 'Imore thd) Alushouse, has located al Tucson. His card appears in this issue
 Messrs. Peraita and Purcella, of wickenburg. have notice regarding the business Of the late hrm of NJ. Peralta k Co.
 l.. J Cook County Treasurer, gives notice that certain County Warrant, will be redeemed, on presentation.
 Wilson w. Jones, Administrator Of the estate oi A. Johnson, gives notice oi sale a, public auction.
 Read advertisements of Ayre's Cherry Pecioral and Ayers Hair vigor
 J. N Bryan and John Lutrerding, Of wicken. burg. give notice that the partnership heretofore existing between them has been dissolved.
 Attention Is invited 10 the advertisement Of A $. Hallide Of San Francisco.
 See advertisement of Grand Gift Concert
 j. J. Buckmau gives notice that be has found certain stray animals, which wil! be returned 10 the owners upon application aud Inc payment Of expenses.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-11-18
Another Mime.

Major C. II. Veil returned from the Southern part of the Territory on Monday accompanied by Sr. Culver, of Tucson. The most important news item n the budget brought by these gentle men from the South, descants upon the wonders Of new silver mine near Florence. There can 1e no doubt that it Is richyery rich for Il Is SO pronounced by the most experienced among the mining experts of this town, who have examined 'Peeinlens brought here by ,he Major. piece G the ore was tested at Wiekenburg, last week, 'nd found 10 coutaln silver in the proportion Of '4O0 to the ton.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-11-18
Que Other Result of the S.eee

ibe lhiefnal Revenue bs.lness Is suaeriug a severe dr"~.back iu Arizona. occasi,mrd by the persistent hostility Of the Indians Mir. Cordr, the Collector at this place, tells Us that several important letters sent by him to his deputies, were returned last week torn and otherwise die. ngured-having fallen into the hand. oi th. Indl. ans At The time ol the capture ol the mail stage uvar "ickennurg. In addition to this be state, that The duties Oi his office call hn to Southern arizona at present and that, being unable to ob. tan nn escort, this important mission must br de. ierred. In connection we will state that Mir. Cor. dis Is faithful and efficient officer one who de- votes his whole time to his official duties. with the evident determination that the same shall not oe neglected but he should not be expected to run the gauntlet every time that it may be neccs 'Ary for him to give proper attention to matters under bis control, which necessilate A Journey beyond the limits Of this town. Mr. Cords will make proper representation Of thi. matter to ihe Commissioner.
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Returned

J II Lee and family arrlved here op sanday, aher enjoying prolonged visit among their friends in the States. He returns with the fixed determination of spcndIog the balance Of his life in Arizona, and declares that notwithstanding all dangers and Lardships to be encountered here, Arizona Is .iill the best place in America for d beginner
 Al Fort Wingate, New Mexico, Mir. Lee obsery- td among the Navajos, several horses which he recognized as hayin. belonged to settlers in the ueshborhood of Prescott, and which were stolen by ApActa nearly two years ago. He stNcs ihat A constant traffic Is carried on between tue Apach- es and The seml-civilized tribes in New Mexico the former exchanging stolen stock for arms and ammunition furnished by the latter.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-11-18
The Good Indians. |"

Accounts received from Camp Date Creek, 'oOui the early part of the week, state that dur lug the 4th and 5th inst, large number of the turn until the 9th. The Wickenbnrg murder was Perpe'rated on the 5th, and the murderers were rIeed To Date c. In view of these facts it Is ev. depi Aat the Apache Mohaves. at Date CrceK 'e'erva,ion, were ths guilty Osss. The evidence against them is circpmstantial, but so clear to imount almost to proof.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-11-18
Still They Depredate

Mr. Banshari arrived from CsiHo Valley about the middle oi the week, aud brought with him a complete account of tue latest t<yredaIions Ly Indians in that ueghbsrhood. Tue herd belong. ing to MT Hawkins, the GOyersnest beef con tractor, consistin. of about 1000 head @t cattle, sas attacked by Indians the previous week. vben Ihe herd had arrired at tue camp some aisy or sixty cattle were lnls.iDg aud many of those prescott had arrows sileking iu sarlous parts of Ilelr bodice. These latter are, in several eases, serossly iDlurod, asd many will die sfiuc wounds inflicted
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-11-18

Mir. J. Carlin, special agent for the Union Mu- tual Life Insurance Co.,, of Maine, arrived iron, California on Monday He is prepared to issue policies to all who may wish 10 take advantage oi his presence to obtain the same-the Apacbcs not withstauding. Let every man who has vile and children for whom he would make provision, in case he should fall victim to the Apaehes, call on MT. Carlin and ascertain whether It may not be plausible to take out policy. We are very confident that but few such men, when they come to understand the advantage of so doing, will hes itate.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-11-18
Indiana

On Tuesday las, the settlers al Round Valley, twelve miles from Prescott. discovered band of is,siss. driving. off herd of cattle. The der supposed to have stolen the cattle either passing the American Ranch were going In the direction ot Peoples Valley. Tte cattle are sup Fase4 10 belong 10 Mess,s. Campbell & Baker, tu, nothing definite has yet been learned A party of men from Prescott are, at present. iOl. lOvin. on the trail.
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Ghe ~@ aMinrr.
Local Intelligence.
PnesooTr, November IS, 1871.
4 noxarzan. Towa,d Vengeance.

The vickenburg massaore nearly called forth auolhsr lorriblc rctributlon on the heads of the rurdercrs at the hands of our citizeus. it Is moi ,nrpri.ing that the people of Arizona should have become well nigh ircnzed by the criminal cour- ,e,y shown the Assassin of the Indian Bureau .nd inc result of this frenzy would, Inevitably, have been the jtstifabic massacre of every Indian
 nj, tb- Date Creek reservation, were it not for the ,ompletc confidence which the people have In L,n. Crook and which, at the eleventh hour, in
 suepced them to let the matter rest tn his hands feeling satisfied that he will do justice in the matter, so far as he has authority toact. No soon TT had it been established beyond the possibility ot,mistakc that the murder Yas porpetrated by Indians and that the Indians were in part, If not .boly. from the Date Creek reservation, than a party of some sixty citizens was organized to take vengeance upon the murderers and soon declared itself in readiness to move. About this lime, few members of the party-more thought. f1l than their cOmradcs-whosc course We heartl- |, commend were Instrumental in staying pro recdings for the time, and finally in causing the abandonment oi the project through detcreuce for the presence of Gen. Crook-knowing well ihat,as would IeaTe no means untricd to have the matter properly attended to. And here let us add that thls h not a case wherein iuslce can be done D, simply Killing thc actual murdcrers, provided ,h,y should be discovered there Is not one ln- dsu in the wd,le nelghborhood, either on the reservation or elsewhere, who was not aware that the murder was to be perpetratcd. These are all re.pousible-and the sacrifice of the worthless lives Of the whole tribe would not compensate for the loss of the least o8c among Inc victims.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-11-18
Snow.

We have had it-about two inches deep, all over the bosom Of our fields and forests. l. IeH dur ing Saturday night and did not entirely disappear until Wednesday The farmers and everybody else feel cheered al the prospect of having a snowy winter W bich would ensure an noundant supply Of water for carrying on farming and mining next year.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-11-18
Administrators Sale.

NOTICE h hereby given that 10 pnrsuaust cf orisr sf Inc r,haie Colr af the Culuiy d NavaFSi ToTfiir of AFifsn4s nnsds ths 7fh day ,d N.vetater A D ls7i to ,he uaifrr d ~stltr ct Jolfsou t-rea~ri the uiiersTnrd Adniui.raiur f said estate viii sell q public asefioa i0 he highest bijdof cash sIttei p confirmation i, said pfAssfr Cilis N.fas December liih al % , -s ls5l 30 ;;s, 'f iAs t.alrt Ho1se iu te i"wu ot rrfcsf A ir Vght tts. uieresi snd tale ef re ssd iuiesfe fhe iuse af his all fbe rg tide and ilsrsi ihi te ssid has hv op e'atsn "i lau oiheru.ss ;lsT than W addition Ia ihatf the said a.ef'sie ihe lime ' hs death n and to th~~ certain pieces ssrnsls io f land lying and tsus H ,Bs Coauty 'f fGsAga and do.crs iul lows, iu VT;
 The buIidogs rrrted hv said lohrs'n daring hs nfe. time tls. Ranch tnout, irri- h,b. to Kirkland Valley Asa haHdfci sad sAty uf unimpnoyed iani situated yiug aud ting iuuriiHTiy urth 'i aud a iduing ths ranch kpoUH a. noe isabs in hfkisha Valley Asa the inenesi oi sad drusased iu what l. knpvn the Deep Wash sifiua the wagon -r1al ec tween wiekenbnrg and t.a PHz
 WILSON JONES. AdH4inis,rAior.
 Ky JOIN HOWARD Any.
 Prescott NUVclnhsr lf lsJi. VI
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Another Restaurant.

c. A. De La Roche has leased the property of 'le late Casper scroader and will there open a VI" class eating house in the early part of next week MT. De La Roche Is an excellent cook and VIII superintepd the culinary department, in per. '0p, iAe better to ensure satisfaction to his pat rous
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-11-18
NOTICE.

MiEzri Pcral.a of wteke',sarg T.. is hereby Au :. ,hrsed u collect all The detts uf the ae firm oi Per alta Co fuiuci-u purcea having sold an interest in The sad hr,n hereby asknOw edge. the same
 N PERALTA.
 r. PURCELLA. The business of The sah firm will he ooBdnced and governed by M Poul'a ull further notice.
 M PERALTA Wickrnburg November l2 lsTl, nurism2.