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Burned to Death.
A. 1 OH Lamp ExPlodes ana
Burns . Young Lady to Dessh'

Iron the 81. Joseph Heraid.1
From n young gentleman VINO re-
turned from Holt county last evcn-
ing we learn the particulars of one
of the most painful accidents that has
come Off within our knowledge for
many months. or late it has been
our melancholy duty 10 record many
sad calarniticS. Some ofthc victims
found q watcry grave, some net
their death by Il pistol ball, and
others were crushed and mamgicd
beneath the iron wheel of the rail
road car. In no instance. however.
have any of them been called to meet
the most terrible of all deaths that
10y. fire burned alive! 1t carries
with i; Il terror that cllills the blood
and c;tuscs the frame to shuddcr.
! Last Wednesday night at l0o'clock.
six miles northeast of Oregon, in
Holt county. Miss Lizzie Cowcn. one
of the fairrSt and most accomplished
ladies of that county, was actually
roasted alive. She with a number of
other young latlics had assembled at
Carwcms school house for the pur-
pose OF ~rcIcarSiny some Sunday
school songs for Il union Sunday
school picnic, which was to have
taken place the next day. The Young
lady, 1t seems, was sitting near u
coal Oil lamp, which by some means
or other slid off and empticd the con-
tents i'll her lap. The lamp rolled
down and exploded at her feet, set
ting fire to her clothing, which
being saturated With oil, caused the
flames to envelop her in n few mo-
mcnts. Every effort was made TO cx.
tinguish the fire but without AVAIL.
1t burned through her clothes while
they were making efforts TO tear
them of. On some parts of her body
the flesh was burned to a crisp, and
others the skin pcalcd of as they
re III wed the few vcsti.cs OF cloth
ing. Her corset was so hot that il
schorchcd their hands in taking ii
of. The ag"nizing screams of the
poor victim cannot be described.
After the sllrcus of clothing which
were yet smoking, had been torn
from her body, a young lady threw
! skirt ver her when she sprang up
and started for home.
After. running a few yards she
fell, and was conveyed to her home.
about a half mile distant, where she
suffered all the agon;cs and torture
That only a poor victim that has
been burned alive can suffer. She
fingered through the night, conscious
all the time, ami expired at 10 o'clock
the next morning. Her face was
badly distigurcd, which she seemed
TO be conscious of, and requested
before she expired that they would
not permit her mother to see her
lfter death.
But Il short time since she return
Il from Oxford Female College,
)hio, and WAS one of the most ac-
emphasized and fascinating young
aides that have graduated ut this in !,
tltutiom. Her circle of acIuaint- |
noes was large, and .'nonc knew her
ut TO love her" .
She was buvicd last Friday, and
he funeral cortcge was one of the
ever witnessed i'll that Sec
ion. l..
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lo & Co. Co.
IFrnIn th Missouri Dcmncrat. 2D.n.l

From III Missouri Democrat, 2D.n.
Spotted Tail leaves St. Louis this
moniig, at s O'Clock, aud Tomorrow
hi, foot will be upon his native prai-
rie, and his meat locusis and and
wild onions' Spotted Tail has had
a good time at the Everett, a. Brown,
the proprietor, admits, with tears In
his eyes. The presence of the Indians
uccessitated laying in an extra supply
Of meat last week, to the extent of
four hundred and sixty-ciyht pounds.
In other words, eaclni indian has COLI
sumcd somewhat more than four
pounds Of meat a day during his stav.
With their departure, everybody
brcathes more freely, and the cook to-
day will likely find orders rather less
monotonous. 1t is indeed compare
lively -dishcartnimS to be called on
for II hundred and fifteen bccfstcaks
well done.
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FARM FOR SALE.

'hiS J. . fine hemp farm. si,u.t,-I ~
4 ahpnf ELY mills spu.lI-wrsi of Wn- &fn1
ncfiy containing hi acres uli il. culri- sEsmI
.a''on, wei incios'd AMI With cuu--EEnS
srn"iehl cross Fencing. The in.,.rnvrin,ut. are
~ new, consisting Of II ynr, and ,,u,ruirn,
""|'iiiis. iiarn, &c. There arr. on the ,iarv sew.
sIa' i'ii''ir"t bearing fruit ir.rr. The farm j.
','n.'iIirh, 10 schools. AMI has IN il au aI,,,u-
ii''t supply OF wafer. Ihr land i. fresh. and
''"fihS me lew years II lti- been In culti,uri,n
M li'.inc'i II ton of ivinI, to- every two acre.
it.i.MS-si,o 500 cash, I..,i IL" balance IN ti,,.
',,n Ply h"'n's, nth ten PER cent. iif.rrst.
I'M Information andy at t.rIs otLir..
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NOTICE-

NoiitE Is hereby given that Letters testa-
deceased, late of Laiavr;ir county, hay. been
granted To the Undersigned. Isaac y. BIr,I-n.
ny tne Probate. Court of Lafayette county, bear
ing date the 18th day of July, y. ID. 1872. All
persons having claim, against sii,l estate arr.
required To exhibit them To iur for allowances
withlh ont year after the date uf said letters
or They my br pr-c!u'ird from any brnrnt from
such estate, and if such claims he not ,Nhihit,,i
within two ycars from thu iatr of the nul,lica-
tion of this nuticc. they will he forever haired
ISAAC y. BLEDSOE, Executor.
ku.nSf Eth IS-1
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Arizona Diamond Mines.
Diamonds, Rubics and Emerald. by
NnndsTull.

The Laramie Sentinel of Angus
10Th, publishes n report of al inter
view with T. f. Arnold, the reputct
original discoverer of the Arizon.
diamond mines. Arnorld gives wha'
purports to be the first truthful &C
count of the mines which has vel
been made public. lie first visited
the fields in July, 1869, having been
guided to them by an Indian whom
he met. while prospecting for gold,
They gathered a large quantity OF
them and started for San Francisco,
where they had their quality
and value tested. lie returned ia
the fields again that season, and
brought out two thousands LENS,
made two trips in 1870. two trips In
1871. and IL this year On the last
trip he took two men with him. Hcu-
nv Janin and ID. Dcwbcrrv, to vcri-
fy his statements to a company he
was forming to work the mines. On
this occasion he washed $50, 900 worth
ofbrilliants out of a ton and a half Of
dirt. Arnold says he shall start
from Carson City. Colorado, with
IL hundred picked men and expert
cnced miners, and that their claim
is protected by the government, and
they will go ahead boldly. From
Carson City their route goes south
west through st. Louis Valley thirty
miles, south Of the Moquis village
near Flax rive. le says about ST.
10000 worth OF brilliants have b, G.,
gathered up to this date, figured ut a
low estimate. "Itook out" he says,
lone weighing 4O5 carats. On my
first visit L could pick them up on
the slope OF. the mountain without
trouble, the rains having asl,ed the
surface dirt off and exposed them to
view"
Humboldt speaks of this country As
4 region where it was probable dia-
monds would be found, and Lieut.. /.
q
Ives, who passed through that Sec
ton in 1857 with a surveying party.
describes the rubies and emeralds
found there. and speaks of finding
stones resembling diamonds, none of
which were tested by competent
Judges, We believe. The ground in
which gems r found occupies an
area of 5000, 900 acres. The tract is
on good land, and the government
las assumed its patent for the entire
area. The present have,
therefore, the power of the United
states to protect them in the posses
zion and enjoyment of their prop
NrtY.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-08-28
nllssoa.a mARRiAoE : d

Ihe following beautiful hymn wss compose
for and CHEATED II Nisa Nilsson's wedding
which recently took place In London:
Fstssr ofLifs, eonfessing
Thy majesty and power,
We seek Thy gracious blessing
To greet the bridal hour;
TIE moth In Eden piishtrd
The welded here renew;
Nay they, In Thee united,
Till death be pure and trn-'
Jesa Redeemsr, hear Us:
still lie the Wedding Guest;
Thy gentle prrsrnc. near ".
Makss common things more blest;
Fen Care shall lac - learning
OF bless.dncss divine,
Thou wilt still he turning
The water into wine,
Spirit OF love, descending.
Impsrt Thy joy and peace.
These hopes together blending
Bless With Thine own Increase
Athwart the rousheu'd "c.sn,
or on tbs peaceful, tide,
Thy bretah through each emotion
Their heavenly course shall guide
The Church, Thy BrIic, hath given
Her blessing ON the vow;
Oh rstify from Heaven
Her benson below;
Rless Father. Son and spirit.
The union here begun,
That in the life rirrual
II may be ever one. Amen.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-08-28
STRAY YATlGI.

VTNAkE Up by \. q. Phillips in Sui-n- Ear
- township. in Lafayette county, Missouri.
am! posi,'' bcf"reihc Undersigned, II Justice Of
anu St1'c aforesaid, On III" 9Th dag OF July, IS7j.
one stray mare, described IL, follows: ch,s-
hnt sorrcl mare, ~, hands high, six YEAR, old
past; had on when taken up u bras. lu:u. M, 4:
appraised ut thirty dollars by sanford ihillim,
AMI WIN. Phillips, who were 10y me .iu!v sworn
acc"riii'. I" law, To apl,rnisr the saline. VIII
ness my hand, this day aud date at,ovr written
aU1 DAN'L DDTI justice, OF the ,,:ir,.
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STRAY NOTICE.

TNAkEN u hy Charles J. Lewis. and pns.rJ
h.i"rt the undersigned. 81 justice "I III: r,:ic,
'' Nii'''ii't"iI township, Lafayette county, Mo.
brown mar MULE, tea years Old. tour fer,
ri&it inches high. brand "l len shoulder, SUI
ln'Hr" 20 ne u large letter /! and 81 small letter "
immediately intt'r tii- letter II: lurl;. .i, irit i,r'
e li-t hi"''r III" h"pi; 'wn small whitr >,,nt,
1iii "FISl I nip: nll rIi~r! NJ :iir sum OF sixty
this August the lith, :. II. !>.a.
AtiE2I JDiiN J. UtIL. i -
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FARM FOR SALE.

'1>HIS Eirm il lnrs't.'I about six miles 49,
L ~, south nf Wav'r!y, in iir. very sstf...i
i":sf portion at Iiihye'f" COUNTY. II com MSimii
tiino 30 acres, all ifrl"-,,i 10y u 2,rrl--nA
pine plank fence, and in II hi., -iai- at culii-
t.ii"h: In" improvements arr, II large tw"-
s,or! frame dwelling, suitable tenant houses,
AMI all III" necessary uifhuil,iinys, anil con.
Htt'cnc-s "fa we'll regulated farm.
an. iar1hi, in II good nriShI.prirnol, convenient
W scnth'is' has on IL thriving Young orchard,
nnd Is ni'undantly supplied With water. The
Isna has been In cultivation only a few years, is
rirh. rr,h; and well ~nIapt-l' To thr gr"wfI, Of
hemp and NIL the staple pr,rluct,.
IERMS-Dn- thii.i cash, nn., ,h,. balance. il,
-rt WI years, WIN ten per cent. iiIri
11-f"r full partirui ,r. apply at H., office.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-08-28

A Ballard county kentucky maj
got very drunk on bad whisky ana
went TO sleep In the woods. During
the night q poor deluded ~raiticsnake
crawled siyly up TO the drunkard, Bit
him, and died. The man IL doing a.
well ~ could be expected.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-08-28
GUARDIANS NOTICE OF FINAL
TT DR'ST

NUN T. Is TitT'hl G'N"U u ali l,cr-nuS iut,r-
~ 'ei''t., thrt the undersigned, guardian nj the.
l"rsoi'. ana estate "i David y. au,l Mary T..
settlement at III" July term, lH.., If tn" p~ro,,ufa
court OF i~.iiayrit" county. Mo, ami will applv
Tor u iii':tl IisrharS" from his SAID GUARDIANSHIP,
AT the October term, I>72. Of said co,ut. 10 H..
holden on the first Monday in Drt"lrr, !S.n
nus2' SAMtEL. II. Ll.DFOED. GlIar.ii,n.
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NOTICE OF FINAL
SEV'urU U,yrI,Gr

NOTICE is hereby given To all persons infer.
~ estci in tn" estate nf Wilhrimina, Anna.
Edward, Iucze, Caroline, Ern,stiur and
.euS"S' IfeschwrinE, minors, that the UNDER
Signed guardian "f the persons and ,-tat, of
shii minors, has filed his account for final
setfirHicnt Of suii minors estate. at th,. ,Tuiy
Term Of the Probate. court of Laf,r,.ttr
county. Mo-. and viii! apply AT IN. rr>t fern, of
.!tii court, To lie held On iht. first VI INLAY in tIrtn-
Der. Isl, for Il final discharge of his guardian.
ship. HENRY KEITH III
"uE-i Guardian.
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An Ohio baggage smasher was re-
" ntiy knocked fiat by lightning
-" 'iie In the discharge Of his duty.
BIT he retained bis yindictiye grip.
-; the trunk he wss manipulating,
s"i quietly proceeded with thu work
y. destruction. j
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&c" nays ago Mr.. Geo. Huston,
'i'i"g near Ca"tonIackson Co. lows,
was out along the river. s,yheu In a
ledge Of the rocks he discovered and
killed sixty eight yellow r~at,,..n,L.s
some Of them had twenty rattle. cal
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-08-28

4 Quaker, who had been troubled
with rats, informs u friend that he
creased a t%hirty-foot board, filed it
inh Of fsh-hooks,se set it upat an angle
OF ~forty-fye degrees, and put ali old
cheese At the top. The rats went up,
.'' back, aud he caught thirty of'cm
IN one night.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-08-28

4 Chicago our has decided that
ia imperative upon an insurance
: ,mpany TO give notice when a
I'oifcy expires. \ lawyer las just
covered the loss OF his library
nIier this decision.
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NOTICE,

INiE c"I'aiin"r~l,p ~rAistiuc hrfw.,u L. &.
i Carter and I!ir, =. j-iIrk, i :hi- ,lIy DIS
solved, March bi. l>12, II! H,urunl consent. III.
business nj iiw fir;l VIII IL. settled by 1Ius l..
slick. Rbl;r. &. '\I;rER.--
liID>. 1. U>IlCk.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-08-28

Nathaniel Hawthorne had a sinyu.
'<r passion for the sea, and used to
: often, II should like TO sail ON
AID foreyer, and touch the shore
. sin"
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GUARDIANS SOTICE OF FENAL
SETTLEMENT.

NOTICE j. hrr"by given 10 all persons inter-
~ estru that the Undersigned Guardian al III.
l'rr-nii ::l,tl estate of I "rlcliI iIrU,triCh>,a n,iurr,
mas il..l his recount for iiI:ti SYiIlcnIrnt at The.
July Term, l>':, ni t!.r Probate Court uf I..fly-
rttr county, Mo, and viii apply for final dis
rharsc rom hi- s;lint =uir'iian,llii'a at the October
fir-i Monday in DctnIrr. Isl
hilG2' JAMES III. HENDRICKS, Eu.rIiyn
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I:NECITOR's N3TsCE OF FINAL
SETTLEMENT.

A III. creditors ami "il"r> Interested in the
"A r~tat" al VIM. Mostly, ~ irr.a-,tI, are.
notified that The undersigned. Executor of. -ui!
estate VIII ai'l.! Tor - iinnl settlement of said g..
tate at IN" nrNI hrt"irr term, i>I2. Of the Fr"i,atc
I "iirt al i.ntINrit" "EItniy. /" lac h"llrn ;tt E-.X-
III sud ""tat!, on III. 1t MuH,ily i!t rr-
t"iIrr, l>I!.
JAMES ND~BY r.
JOHN :. MoSEY, Executions
tugn,t 81. l~-r
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FINAL S,.C.C.DuENr,

NoTlCE is hereby given to all PERSONS intcrrs-
~ ted in the rstat,. of John Bear, deceased,
HAT the undersigned a'lminiStratur will apply
at the next Term Of the Probate court %, La
iayrttc county, To be begun and held ut IrN-
inSIon, Missouri, on the LIST Monday in DcinIrr,
1872, to make II iiial settlement of said estate.
WIN. }. BEAR Administrator
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pERSANN1.-

Nj brother, Joseph Benedict, n man ,L,,,.
AvA :" year. Oil. cam" fi1in New York !t,r D..
fcinb"r, 10 Marshall. tn saline county, In .,.rrb,
~ me. ana s9nld learn nothing OF my WHERE"
hn., 1 ma not know II Until to-day. and
"ohia iikrt have the pnprrs itruu.L.,ni aJi.'
sour nni Kansas %rnblisi! MY aiirrss. U.S.
80, Is. l.. BATES,
h-lm Wellington, Lafayttcc cDupfy NJ,
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GUARDIANS NOTICE OF FINAL,


NOTICE l.. hereby given 10 all parties inter-
James T. md Samuel \. Philirt. minors.
that the undersigned guardian Of thu persons and
estate of said minors has filel her account for final
settlement OF said Minors estate at the July
t:rm of the Probate court of Lafayette county,
Mo. and will apply at the n.yttrrm Of said court
to he held on the first Monday in October, lS.2,
Tor Il final discharge of her guardianship.
augel AMELIA j. PHII.POT, Guardian.
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fOR SALE.

1.-TWO thoroughbred Durham Bull Calves. sired
l. by Aga Magrii. 4. II. u. ,..volumn o, page IS
one a red, out OF He'd Duchess, by Imp Duke.
or Airdris. u27soD. Ths other n rich rom, out OK
Cariotia, by He'll Duke, Of Airirie, 2ss2, win
ner Of Inv $500 prize nj ~. Louis In fall OF isG0,
m tie bent short Horn Bull Of any ngr.
KYLAND TODHUNTER.
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GARDENING I.ANDs.

ON ACRE> Gardening Lands for sal. In
ON such lots and on snrli terms us will ,n,
fail to suit purchasers. said lands sitnut,. nn.
mile sonih OF Lexington. of easy ncc,ks 10 ci,x
market, &c. For harticularS, apuly to
scpl3tr ZACH T. MITCHELL
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NOTICE.

ETTEltS tcstam,ntary on the estate of Lewis
- Nealr, deceased, were granted to the I'M
uersisncd on the 29th day nf May, IS.2, by
thr 'rpi'afe Court of Lafayette county, Mo.
All persons haN ing claims against said estate
are required to exhibit them tnr allowance 10 the
,N"""for, within nnr Year after the .iatr n1 said
letters, or they may hr ,,rrriulr,i from any hrnr-
M III such estate: and II such claims lac not en-
hihitr'l within two wears from lii, date uf said
letters the! VIII be forever barred.
\n.ISij i>NNt NENLE. EXECUTOR.
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TIE 26Tu DAY OF
SEPTEMBER lSIl
ADMINISTRATORS, yoTICE.

ETTEsS of administration on the estate Of
l. Maria Walker, deceased, We're granted to
Inc Undersigned on the 18th day of April, iS.2,
ny the Probate Court Of Lafayette d"unty, Mo.
ART relairrl To exhibit them for allowance Ia the
administration, within one year after the date Of
SAM letters, or they may ID. prrclu,lr,i from any
bcneiit ~ such estate: and if such claim Lee not
exhibited within two years from the ,latc ot said
letters they will te forever barred.
\O.6it3 ROBERT VI. .NISTIN Admir-.
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1--WE cl the attention. Of the public to or ABSTRACT OF Titles OF the. R, Eh. or I,ovat
county, Mo-. containing u complete hEtoy ofhc title of each uc tf land and own 10TH tn
The greatest care and annhnh have Ln Tnt Im examination fe very Instrument r vrr,
in descriptions. "' "'" e nh
There aetM thou EN of error as appears of record in the way of "minonsd defects in desrip
.hons, &c. ait rr are increasing day hyhN, fun nihmgm atnial for vryanmnsI thnHnn mr
MIMhar.. cmtrnInSa tr LhnhnSto own land land WI lots, to- mmh hey have not tn budot
OF "a uHr; me sooner These defects are Corrected while witnesses living and the irunmTmm
rilcnbtrcD, tcN bette veNTpuSl laws SUITS Will be btlu and much inc nm money go
any defects in the title. '"S may "" hhFrear
n No person. ImnhdI mrGhnch nl nntlhc hasa complete abstract If mct title. and sec for msl
m nnGE tnsa valid and rerhcttth.
T9vmmnMr nnmInn"nrahi to writing Deeds and all kinds orinstnnensm writing.
LAFAYETTE County. Missouri, Offers many inducrTrntsI Wnirunt. firm, um ,hr S.. ma
rWmE Is central has nnCUnw with the North Missouri nnmrl ~ III" JUL tIn YIN
Ranrmls of MENruiw with mr rmJs ruUy @ nnx nmt"" " - 10 amt he Facm,
other county in the state '"r" S'" anu h"s many advantages sass any
' win" "h" W' H'' county cherfIly answered nifty
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CONNECTIONS:
AtSt. Louis with all rail aud river lines Fast
Norm anu south; nj Mexico with Louisiun, New
..nI, H|",e Tor Chicago and the East Mt MobtrIy
Win Toledo, W abnsh and Western i,uilw,y nj
Macon with Hannibal AMI Sain, jus.uh RuiirnaJ.
~ Mn"iton With burlington and south Western
itaiis.,ad. for Burlington, FIT. Madison and
nn" u, piuhinwa with Central Railroad Of
,MpiMa, pes MONIES Valley, and Buriing,.n and
IL sM"nri RIVER ltailroadf for 50. Paul, Minn.apo-
iis. M.ts9h oify, Dies Moinrs. r.. Dolsc, and all
Iowa and Minnesota points at Ch,llicoihc with
hannibal and 81. Joseph Railroad at Harlem
MN Kansas city, 81. Joseph and Council Biuns
haiIroad br Lcarenworth. .Atchisun, Nebraska
G,ty, Council Bluffs and Omaha Lathrop with
iiannibal aud st. Joseph Railroad, laiucrun
nranch NJ Plattsburg with Chicago, r., |, and
Iaeihc Railroad, south Western Branch Mt -,
Joseph with 50. Joseph and Denver Uity and
Kansas City, 81. Joseph AMI Council filufs
naliroads /; mt Kansas City with Kansas Pacific.
worth, Lawrence and Galveston Railroads for
Lawrence, Topeka, Denver, ". scotte. Ottawa
Emporia. and all points In Kansas. Colorado
New Mexico and California.
PULLMAN'S PALACE CARS
Kun through between Sc. Louis and Kansas Civ.
Ostumwa and II. Joeeph, and between K snsss
CITY and Chicago. without change.
points. al important
g.. r. CHANDLER.
" Se1 X f xRTEfi Ssd TieAs'.AEt., 81. Louis.
Gen. supt., -. Louis.
JOHN GATHER,
n aory,, Ticket At. L~exinStua. |
sapt. Western Divisaoa, y. 1. JuAcliou.s u
The Arizona sentinel., 1872-07-20

MISCELLANEOUS.
5 A M II e r. 8
CHEAP CASH STORE,
formerly Cheap John store,)
Main street, Arizona City.
Has on hand and is constantly re-
ceiving,
Dry Goods, Clothing,
Foreign and Domestic
Silks, SAT1Ns and LAcEs.
Dress Goods
Clothing
Glnghanls
Delaines
Shawls,
and fine assortment of
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS!
Brown and BIeached
Sheeting and Shifting,
Ladies', Misses and Children's
Shoes, Ties and Boots!
Mems Boys and Youths
Boots. Shoes, Hats and Caps,
and everything in general demand
IN Arizona. my25
The Arizona sentinel., 1872-07-20

To make room for large invoices
soon to arrive. r
We guarantee satisfaction in
quality and PRICE, and those
desiring anything in stock, will
not regret examining same before
doing so in any other market.
Orders from parties at a distance
will meet with the same care and
attention as though themselves
present.
Highest price paid for Bull
LION, HIDES, or any other mar
ketable article produced in the
country.
Consigned merchandise, ma
chinery, etc., will be promptly
forwarded to destination, as usual,
by careful and competent freight
ers, at current rates.
WIN. B. HOOPER & co.
Arizona City, May 13, 1872.
The Arizona sentinel., 1872-07-20

Having purchased the immense
and complete retail stock and bust
ness of VIM. B. Hooper & Co., we
respectfully solicit a share of the
public patronage which was so
lavishly bestowed upon the latter
well known house.
Our aim will be to please, and
we feel confident that our
The Arizona sentinel., 1872-07-20

Having closed our retail depart
ment. we shall, from and after
this date, attend exclusively to
the wants of our jobbing custom
ers throughout Arizona Territory
and Sonora, Mexico.
To interior merchants, small
dealers, station keepers. saloon
keepers, ranchmen, freighters,
etc., who buy in quantities, we
now offer our entire stock of goods
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-11-15

The MaryvlIIe Mail Arrives at IO:3U A. NJ, aII .e-
parts at 200, P. NJ, daily, except Sundays: .--
Maynardville Mail arrives at 1900 NJ. on Thursday.
and departs at Loo, P. NJ, same day. 80 -.
The Blain's Roads Mail arrives Tuesdays and FRI
days at Hoo A. NJ and departs at 100, NJ same days.
Gap Creek Mail arrives "Wednesday at 800, P. NJ,
and departs Thursday at 600 AN. L-e','
The POst-Oice opens at Z, A. M and closes at $50
PM Opens again at $780, Pm; closes at 7:30 Pm. Once
open on Sunday at Loo P. NJ, for one hour. Fl.
JAMES RODGERS, Pm.