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The Dncotah has been sunk through sheer
caTelessness, notwithstanding attention was
called 70 her dangerous position as early as
April, lo,2; still, she was suffered to remain
uhtll sue broke her poor back and slid out i'm
the mud where she was sold for S3.-nO.to Val
leJo speculators. The Monterey, purchased bv
the GoNernment for S2@,4j1 in lsti2, iad on which
Ipur times tlat amount has since been ex-
pended, yet receives attention from the Con
struGton ana steam Engineering Department
she Is wei known IN san Francisco bv her very
odd appearance, and her loss would be a imam
cial gam To- the Navy Department. The iron
claus nuhadnock and Comanchc are like palnte ed
INSIDE tull OF corruption. Tho Monadnock's
nun is OF wood and decidedly ripe" IL viii
alter few yeaTs-repeat ~
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THE BEST POLITICAL PAPER.-Tho New Yo-t
Weekly sun. 1ndependent and Faithful. Against rub
lie Plunder SPACES. 81 avoar. Send your Dollar
The sun., 1873-07-28

THE BEST AGRICULTURAL PAPER.-The ws,t,
New York SUM- SPACES. Na year. Send your Dollu.
The sun., 1873-07-28

THE BEST NEwsPAPER.-The Weekly New Yor
sun. spages 81 year. send your Dollar.
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Soaro uno Rooms.

A FEW ladies and gentlcmen can be accomnldait
~ ~lth board also few table bOATderi, " :"
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HAS ALL THE NEws.-The Weekly New York .u.
SPACES. si year. Send your Dollar.
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THE SYAcK, cYANR AND JAMESTOWN

are lying In what is termed " Rotten Row" The
nfst vessel belongs to a class known as the
g9od ior nothing She is one Of the vessels
the Secretary calls decayed." the Cyane and
Jamestown, although built I'm 1897 and ISl4 are
not In very bad condition, their bottoms be-
ing sound and their topsidos but slightiy de-
eayed' Ihe CALIFORNIA, one OF the floating monu-
ments OF Navy Department folly, was Iaunched
IN Portsmouth, n. H., In 1857, and cost over
$lOpVoO' Some idea OF her state may be had
from the lact that two years ago 1t was thought
hDored TO such an extent that her spar deck
cramps, although i've or six inches in thIckness
are broken square of some 1fty feet from All
anu nave the appearance Of having been sawed
on. she VIII he hauled out in the stream he
Tore long, 10 obstruct navigation, unless sold Tor
shout SJO,OOO, and thus save money Tor the Gov.
srnmont. Ivy go Wv Wv
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MUm!,hL BESEFLT nANk,
the rate OF six per cent. WV "''N'" ~
BANk HOURS from ~ to daily, Also Mondav and sst
urdAy evenings, ~ to 64 O'Clock.
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A LARGE store to let suitable for liquor lager
N beer, or any other business s55 I'd av.
hEsIRABLE floor, 4 rooms &c, Ac.-rent to a
1amly or physician fl5 per month-to let In private
hlyh oop basement S6S East 10Th st. Possession
ELOORS and half noors. Sis Fast 3ith st, modern
Il improvements rent Gil and si3. Apply In bakery.
O0S WEST sTREET-second floor to let, 8
-Oo light rooms. with water. for Offices light
chaicsl business rent for the whole t or less for
Gart. Good business location. between Franklin aud
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ONLY G A YEAR ePA5n
THE BEST FAMILY PAPER.-The Weekly s.s
York Sun. spsges. si year. Send your Dollar.
The sun., 1873-07-28

THE BEST STORY PAPER.-rhe weegly New Yors
Sun. SPACES. sia year. Send your Dollar.
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FOR The Jasper weekly cour,e,
Our COminGn Schools

Mr.. Equltys last aEnice has been \ sad
snrrrise 10 me: il is . full of misrenre.
sensations. that | could not holm ann.
ing whether the writer really wants 10
Know the truth himself and mako !,
known to others. Ia this uncertainty !
DO not feel justified in undertakin@ H..
long job of rectifying all the misfakas
lhe article contains. but bv way or t,i.I
shall speak this time of the fr.t NO
only. '"o
knowing that any law iptcrf,r;,o
with the rights of conscience i n,,o ~
stitutional. and therefore. % t,,. MI.
ana VOID Ia The State Of IDdiara Nr
Equity begins by declaring the Catholic
conscience inonsirositv. for the very
simple reason that he does not under
stand IT, Now ii we are 10 declare
everything we do not happen TO appre.
cate monstrosity. the world will soon
be full of monsters.
science itself would not eScaDe tho
epithet. Since Mr.. Equity does not m
der>tand that history is as positive =
science as mathematics, and that RELIGION
Is Inc pest part OF history. But then
Mr: Equity being Protestant Christian
anu having found the wav 10 cduc,,n
his children so that they Will know ~
muei about the teachings of tie Bible !
a. Catho!ic children These. his cLilJ-
rem may perhaps be able to show him
rom that Bible. that the resurrection nj {
me dead Is not hope OF the future onIv 4
Dut also a historical part OF the past h
ana II he should wish to learn ,,.ra a
about the matter. his children mich. g
read 10 him the fifteenth Chapter of tLe Is
fir>t Epistle of -. Paul 20 the corintb- e
ans especially Verses 18th 10 tile BAL b.
ma he might also find tho last wnrs ~
loout The aim and object of the Roman e
SIS. ci
June l7th. 1873. Xix
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NJ Useful and entertaining literature
Is one OF The great desires of the d,v
for VIC are provcrbially reading and \
thinking people. Among the quantities
OF publications received by Us none are
better than nrmorest's Monthly NIapa-
zine. The July issue to hand is excel
lent in It's line, and fora Family Maya
zine unsurpassed; its inducements OF
premiums 10 subscribers. delivered .,
the Time Of subscribing. are a novel OF
How 10 10 il and succeed. 50 yearly
Published by ". Jennings DEnorf.r
SIS Broadway. New York.
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SURVEY NOTICE
NOTICES hereby given that

rs hereby given that the mn.
uersigned will proceed with The
surveyor of Dubois county. on rta I5,,,
gay OF July 1873. TO run the Lima Ill
determine the boundaries of IN, son,,,
"est quarter of the north west ouarfe-.
o section 36. and lots No. IL. Ia. 2aan,,
%, IN Jasper, and part of The soutb eas,
H .. " me north east quarter. section
~ ~, %, town south range west.
NJ ~" -, lines will also be run
lau me corners thereof established.
Tersons interested will please be nro-
~ L. 90, CONRAD ECKERT.
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CORoNER-s INQUEST.

Office is hereby given that an IN
:. quest was held on The 18th. Of .Iunr
1858. by the undersigned. Jurors du,,'
summoned by the Coroner of Duboi.
county. TO hold an inquest on tie boil
OF person found dead in Patoka river
cambridge Tp.. in said county. ana We
make the following report The nane
81 the deceased was john Stohr. he wa.
between 20 and 80 years of age Of lirft
compilations, heavy built. feet and 10
inches high: he was found naked. and
i,au ~ vaiuables with him. We find
that he was d-oned while IN la,i,;n,
IN paioka river. one June lltb. Is7s
Signed the 18th day Of june. ls7s
Do ENIHoFEN, JOSEPH RoELIE.
! 1T ninh NoHk' HENRY BERGER.
O,N DEiN' ANTON BURGER.
- ,rue copy. GEORGE COX.
June 2Oth, 73-3w. Coroner ID. G
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Survey Notice.

ollch j. hereby given that the mn.
:. dersigned will proceed with fbe
surveyor of Dubois county. on the stI
I1y OF July 1873. to run The lines and
uelefinine The boundaries of section o.
town south range west.
Inc intermediate lines will also be RIM
ana the corners thereof established !"
PERSONS Interested will please be presa,,,
r. -, ZACHARIAH BURTON.
". W. kendall. Agent.
June 10th, l673.-3ws.
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4 st Chronicle.

now II came to pass early in The sfI
ihohth ana In the year 1873. n covenant
was made by Villain and Ferdip.,,,i
.Aa' they should dwell together in ~ y
hohv under the same root. and tin, ..rl
earthly things should be added ~ ti.e:-
comfort and happiness tl,ey shn,,4.i
dflhk no more water. but shouId havs
an abundaEce OF beer. milk ana homo
ana little wine for the stomacl,-s 49,.
NOW when these things wore 49,.
the people came to William sayinq- tha'.,
khowest not what things thon hast H.,
deftaken. for the tongue of tho TaiIor
uncomfortable and his manners arc ha.t,
vulgar and wicked: moreover no h,., "o.,i
Ike Jack and barkcth flo ,',,!.'. -
ana provoke his neighbors.
70" william being n Pikeite. ana
tom.1ne IRON christian land. could pot
oeile'e such things Of humanity. no,
s'en OF dwarf. when clothed in snch
. ,anno lIHe apparel. But the savings ofl
'iese wise people came true. for after i 4
snoi' 9o-louFney great CONSERVATION
arose many things were said. and liz
Pass'oiS 81 the little man waxed warm
anu 49,, rn.h Mlde threats to smiie the viz
=. Liiiin. Now when William heard
.nese Things his heart was heavy. and 10
ave great sigh and asked what sLail
we 40 10 be saved: So he rose mn e,r,,.
~ 'le morning and saw Ferdinand far
=. vh n the door OF the great office-even
- i,ost-oifice of Jasper. and did meet
L. .. at the office, prepared for
when great number came
.alhs, william. and to strengthen Fer
u,nanu. Joseph who lives in a tall
alansion. and one unknown. who came d
sleross The great deep, where the cabbage d
1.er soureth and the worm of corn iu;ee {,
VOW these men did smite William On n
ooti sides, and after much noise H. L
nuililude was dispersed by the sheriff
Tailor. '"o feiiei OF the
And 1T came to pass after peaca b., :
,een restored: appeals were mado -
ohn, whose duty it was to nrosac,,a y
,u' John declined hearing, and chung 10 i
- ne cross whose mighty power he fears $,
- Tue DAYS of elections. should he IL ia
ny way offend them. So william ,ra, 10
aheh 70 the judgment bar for trial ",
.on una, strong bar that distrovetb tbe of
use ana William was fined. and .Josenh o.
~ was made TO pay some. Io,s. III nm
, = iall into the hands of the (;on,;,a" \.
mere he would be judged more seyara !
anu punished according 10 tho doad' an,
Dnc IN the body. Aud then neacc n,us Pc,
Juno rs., ID. ''iS uoodie fnourneth sen
-''o PAUL. j
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iiiEA@CEEE-> EET-DI.T PPM,
PAL TI:T>T EI-Nn

- ~ iIHAri1- D.Es07S Cs.nssr-
f,silE undersigned Tr~-.srn.~
~aii ~S'IIry- W@lII -r-Srs-r-.faTT,-
- ne HDrS- soRT.I o. Gauprv
l---p.ls-F- o. saisl eD1ury. t. f..i-
-. .'S = ''sr r~reips. AMI e-rs-a..isr-,..
- ',.e l-u-E Fund Frin-i,rsi- finn 80.
~ -. -. =. ],rne- l,s2- 90 the sTsr .T-r y.
Nay, 1873. bcih days En~Iu.ive &C.,.
EEFErFT<
i.err E1s TeEE1iEir- i'm the Tr-.s,,r,
%. l'e l. day OF June Is.2 So. =,
inere has Scen paid into the Tn.-.-r-r
lie following -nr.l-- ro-wit
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E>K VOTE GEoCEE roe
AMERICAN
BONElESS
SARDlNES,
$50 yorR CEDcEE roE

III hrr- -tsrr-f ftp5pufs Sc rfss- n<-s - ss-.4.-
hls%- R-avn'russt " an ne <asru.sr h1xrrr 90
m raaErlas nns aar-S -..-.r-r 4. a. -,ss y.
rr .~rs- - sr Fiwr~- Pnesad m rss h.-r CIV. on
- Sl- en1 ru7~r1rr@u- I'm sarv-s 1rn.h~f ~tr~ nc
- asr--t- and saaf Less rf1n l1N rss <s-r 81
Frvr~h sardr~-I TsSr dFar-ssnM frrmr ant rnr-r.a.
nHaSss rwrHrasasf rA~m 90 rM eEns~~~. SID ~ IN
f--r s-r-% E-p~-~s- wAaa-ssrAs W TEE EuEEar4x
: EffyE gKt- n E-ups srr-~~ I.
Mry NJ II Ia
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--i@A L"Ts--SsEE@ 4rTrst.- hrz. Ew~- -
~ rr-- rA1a hrm rear. rz,g 81. - $50
u AH~ tH- rar---w rhrr a.. ~wusa--s-s .f
- =. 49, ant ST. Fs--r1r@ ssr n. par- as,sr-
- ~ 1870 AHF- 7r-7--r N-E rr-nsr
- fa-er-ss ~ MIwa h- Aaalasa s~.r-ut = 1Trsrp
"'l Rt- A--- a--- vrar1rar.r Il b.r-- "a. -
- ID ~ r1-7 l-fs-f F-dw~ - No. s-r-H..
- - ln-Hsfr- -hgrt arrs rirs .s~~san ,,,s 49,
- 80 A-.zr- 70 Nhsta Es.s--a r.--uss xHH -.
= As-sRAREs a CO. S-a- ErEar.- - q.
Es- aGA- ----rn-
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I-.IAslEEL's I..rs.r-tyTI-r=


Nih undersigned Treasurer i, .rF
ior -'li County 81 Jris"is. = 49,;
respectfully Report 10 ii1e lion. Ilns-l 4.
.vnnir commissioners Or AID .-,.,,,,,.-
tie follow ll,- = the Receipts a.,.s sx,...,
,ntire@ oi Trust Fund Interest. tr.,s ~,
Al dhE June ls.2 10 IT,. a., - u.
Aay' 1910, 10Th days inclusive. s.-a
sEcErFI~
mere was remaining in the Treas,,r,-
o.i inc isi day OF june. ls12. -. x.,,.,
Thero t1 sl.u5. -
follows fo-wif-
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coRoNEE's INQUEST

oIlCE Is hereby given rha; IN :,
e.. quest was held on tie slh, OF .,ar.
'o'S- ny Ire undersigned. .Iur,-. F,r,
summoned by the Coroner of is,,i..-
county, 10 hol.i ~ inc le-t u, ~. go i
4 person iound dead il I.avsvil,r. = 49,
son lp-- IN said county. arsl = &C., -l'.
loaoning report Tie name ~ il... il
ceased Mas John II. iGir.s>..i'' ~. ~. =.
years OF age Of li-hi corni,le,sn., -
oniii- feet and / / inches high. n. -
ioanu dressed in Jeans i'anfs -n.l = liz
SHIRT. and Lad no rainables r:.f ~.
We. We hnd tia; he eaine 10 his Trzri, nc
lioi ~'ioi wounds. said pistol l,,;m- i
NC ii.lli> % one Beniaiilin ". ~hiT-',..-
sad Him~el receiving tlrce uo.,,.l-
Two being fatal. ''-7
Signed The sih dsy OF ..rne 1S-s
JoES FEETEEEGFr. J,s, -
loiiN II. HELLER. ~, 60.
j"HS kELlE.. y y.-
\ true copy. G-fsss..r 1-1.--
s'-SW- tUreeer ID e.
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TREES! TREES!!
Wursarv +:
FARMEHs--FRUIT GROWERS

- CPPORT business lnen-of vo,,r on,
- STATE. buy Nursery Stock OF me,
VINO are near You OF whose reputation
loiI can have positive evidence. whether
IL j. good or bad. honest or dishonest.
Olive. ALDERT>oN. Proprietor OF the
oANToN NURSERY. located in Wa.hin.e-
ION county. Ind. has been engaged in
iiie Nursery business twenty wears. aud
IA, watched aud studied UP thu. Lisror,
ana character of all the best fruits sdo,,f-
ca 10 our climate and various soil. liz.
i Wiling 10 leave bis reputation for ;f,-
,eSrity and business capacity ;n IL,
haiics OF the citizens Of ll;s own rouuly
ana any one desiring Information In -
GARD thereto. are Invited TO addre., -.
ch,i upon any citizen OF the county. ,,,,i,- +
'lg't OF private. or any parties viii
Nhoin ne Ia transacted business III til.
ind other States.
ne ! now canvassing Dnbois rnurf,- n
Win some Agents. ALL OF whom ARE
lri'i~hcd with certificates OF a,lp.iuf-
aeiii on paper containing liz lri,.r-'.aaii
HH printed address. Al orier- taken
y :h"n. will be carefully filled u,d.r
We personal supervision at H. .sra.,ri.- Z
Dr- OLlN LH -iLBERT-DN.
Canton. Ind
T. >.--iie refers IL Duba;. cnngtv i,
dilah ;. Hobbs. of Biinbri.re town
NJ. Tor his standing a. 4 nursa-v,nau 7
nd truiu dealer. jpne % "a -sw I
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Jill ! aereb- @irsn IL, =, -.
-, quest Evas held On lac I,,f. ~ -
80 by Tie undersigned. .i,-r..-. -
summoned br tie t.I....e- ~ F,.,s,-.-
'cui.iE- {" h"ia ar ingne-s 90. IL 49,.
OK a person found dead 81 s-q7.--,
80 '''iii' J. f'ii '.e ;.isl.r ,i.- ',,,r-
~ Pr = ~ iiaifr ~ - l. --..z
go iifFiiif" Henri Ina~-s-s y. ---.
Viii = y, i.ii eii,-e ~ v;l s,..sv.s,=-,
F. A"N itsi h~ game "a. IL. .7..a.f ~
,,a!"i''esE. 'hroii--i tiie VIZ. ..i,.a..rs,..f
- ,'-'.... 49, AtTsErA~ = rlrr.--.-.
,.-.. = Ill., tEElAaT EFslFEa.
RELY 'sNI"As,- irrr. E.,.s.
= isrlr rm,v- GEnsv.T, go
'niie -oh- ss--ei- rn-are- III =
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4t'sl'tcttuiiE submitted.
Fublished BY ORDER OF Tie Board in
Jasper Courier.
L. II. BEUTDICK.
>upt. oil Dubois Go.
June Goth. 1S.3.-2w.
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S,.,, AJDiTOE-> REErpr
go -. ilsslsRa- pal-.S. g. H4

4 40 aastarsr ~ -.s.s -
-. s-F-rT :. rAr I-u s..rs VI = N'l'a
- I, ii't t--~s1rfus. n - -. - EAAsnu e -
e.. 49,. - iA'' &C 1sF q Ma. -. - =
EahEIPT~
e -aH- -. rlf san1 90 A-~'srrr "a -A- ~ a.
ss-F = = p a-ra rsns.r-,E a. s.as... t=z- a
4. ll~ hit-i'NuaS arruunr. - -'~-n-s
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--sE--t~4 IlEE EEs-sIET
~. = I"'irnsl.- i'a'-Ois C.univ. -.
I t---s-r-~ - ~u-sF 60 -
a p = s-.zn4 -srsr--s - Il
arr~ -Eais-- - =. -.
A- ru-szrF- --san -ar n.-
'-- ---- e5F - Ers - 49,
EsfEEsW-
-1r= a mr. Errr.--
Ts--- ar. NJ. :, ~. 80 4 S==z
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Conr,,... . l55 A.
Con,ro,. S .sel FUNDS LIS e.
Grocery license -, =
Cost and Damages -
Total Receipts. s,s.s, -
EXPENDITURES
nere has been paid out offiic Trcas-,r,
n,rlhg said time the following s,.m.
uooh The following accounts. fo-v5,-
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Total Receipts.
EXPENDITURES

co,,mo, ls0 "a
comnon unds 1-382 :;
Grocery licenses 70 - -
Cost and Damage - - :,
Total Exdendifnres c1-eoo -
by amount TO balance "a =
pa- Sl6,s2l 90
L. STEPHENSON. T.D.r
June 18th. 1873. -3w.
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COUNTY SUPPLEMENTARY, ne.
PORT.

s'hf. undersigned. having nc~n ap-
pointed by the Board OF Countr
S"ni iiiissioners az Dnhei> Cannfv. 10
Na'n'ae me books of the several town
mp, trustees Of said conafy. IA r. gard
90 NE amount of Common school F,.nd
on hand for the wears 1870. 7-7i AMI
i>..- aiicrall The teachers hal been Isid
Oh Tor said years respectfully. and whi.,
was not refunded within the wear .or
which II WAS apporiinned. respectfully
reports that he finds The amount As ,o,-
fnW~ -
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y;,.... - 'N'ss'0i iIna 11- 5s
az g
iP's- S-.s9a 90
ExrEyDrTIEs-<-
Isere las heen paid out Of the Trrs.-
,lr! I'e '"Il"wing -ums- fo-uit-
Town - "a funds SI-5SD 50
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saAfs s.
I225I %

2 DIAL Expenditures s,,,- :.
BF amount TO lsaE.uc. 49, =
ce.,....u s,esf o
= STEPHENSON. T.Dr
June 18th 1s73--s~
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sIGe-I a.


hcr'e rs tscel expended the sss-,o~-
iG- suEs-- sc-VIr-
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1873-03-15
Arizona and It's Minerals.

BY invitation of our esteemed
fell0w-tOWnSman, DR.. Hoichkiss,
we called a his residence to exam
inc some specimens Of copper and
silver ore recently brought from
Arizona by Mr.. e. NJ. Pierce, one
Of its most intelligent, energetic
and enterprising citizens. The
lot spread out for inspection COM
prised an assortment Of about one
hundred beautiful specimens,
ranging rom the lowest to the
highest grade. We were also
shown a complete map of the
mineral regions, including gold,
and which makes Arizona next
in Importance to California in the
extent OF its mineral treasures. 1t
is confidently anticipated that the
future production If copper will
be chiefly from Arizona and New
Mexico, as the high grades of
copper ore are more profitable to
work than is the copper in its
metallic state
From very interesting con-
versation with Mr.. Pierce on this
subject, we feel satisfied that these
mines were once worked by the
Aztecs, as many implements used
by them in excavating have been
found buried in the vicinity.
The principal drawback to the
full development of these mines
has heretofore been the danger
Gus proximity Of the Indian tribes,
especially the Apaches, rendering
mining unsafe and even hazard
Gus. This hostile tribe is now
almost conquered, and its speedy
removal from. the mining dis
tricts ere another season, will
inaugurate gigantic operations in
mining interests west of the Rio
Grande.
Shreveport has direct interest
in the development of this vast
mineral region, for with the com.
pietion of the Texas Pacific Rail-
road, an immense trade will seek
a channel to the Gulf coast, either
by this route or else by way of |
Galveston. This trade is now
sought after by st. Louis,
and other points, but properly be-
longs to us by geographical posi-
ton. To secure so important a !
source of revenue, business ener-
gy and enterprise are necessary,
and it is to be hoped that our
merchants, and, indeed, all per-
sons interested in the future pros
perity of our city, will not permit
this great interest to seek another
outlet.-,Mreveport (La) South
lCeSte1n.
Tho woman who made q pOIInd
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1873-03-15

Every business and profe ;siOi a
man should hang out his sign in
the press, by card or advert s.
ment-in other words, keep h 8
name constantly before the pablic.
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1873-03-15

The woman who made a pound
of butter from the cream of a joke,
and a cheese from the milk Of
human kindness has since washed
the close nf year, and hung 'em
to dry on bee line.
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1873-03-15

Why is the treadmill like true
convert?-Because its turning is
the result of the mans conviction.
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1873-03-15
Valises
Trunks
Clocks

Choice Imported and Cali.
fornia Wines. and Liquors OF
every variety. Choice brands
of Tobacco, including the
celebrated AMERICAN EAGLE
Fine Cut
We call particular attention to
our stock of DRESS GOODS and
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1873-09-02

A YOUNG MAN VINO WAsN'T POSTED
The new.fashioned belt for carrying all
sorts of things, from a parasol to but.
tom hook, appeared in Rochester, N. Y.
for the first time, last week. Among the
first to seize the novelty was very love.
ly young lady, who Immediately donned
the harness and went out for a promen.
ado. She chanced to pass the porch of O
hotel upon which several young men sat
regaling themselves with cigars, and ol
course their eyes were irresstably drawn
to the passing beauty. The belt, with it:
beaded pointers. was observed with as.
tonishment, for the young men had never
seen the like, and one Of the party, no.
ticing that her elegant and costly gold
watch was swinging loosely, and thinking
it had slipped through her bclt,and might
prove too tempting to some thief, stepped
forward when the lady had reached the
group, and lifting his hat, said, Il beg
your pardon, Miss, but your watch is
swinging from your belt" She regarded
not the watch or belt, but, turning hei
glorious eyes full upon him, said, with q
dazzling smile, 80, well, sir. let it swing
Such shout as went up from his com.
panions But he stood it manfully, like.
wise the treat implied in such cases, and
then went slowly home to interview hi:
sister about the fashions.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1873-09-02

cessfully vindcated the democratic cause,
to the support of which his own life had
been devoted. Bat you know that ia a
few months thereafter, when our nullifi-
cation experiment had developed its gi-
gantc proportions, and after the momora
bic contest had occurred in the Senate
between Mr.. Calhoun and my ancient an.
tagoDst, Mr. Webster, Gen. Jackson be-
came so great an admirer of the senator
from Massachusetts, that he thought seri-
ously of making him the chief justice Of
the supreme court of the United States,
upon the decease of the venerable Mar.
shall. Be assured, sir" he continued,
/" | never for one moment have thought
of comparing that speech of mine, made
in direct assailment of Mr.. Webster and
the federal party of old, and to the de-
Tense of which l had thought proper to
challenge him, to his great and unequaled
speech in reply thereto though it is cer-
tain that for day or two it seemed to
many that had come off victor in the
contest"