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The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1873-01-04

PRIMITIVE JUSTICE IN YREKA, CAL
The first Alcalde, in 1871, was known as
dgfut-eye Foster but he left no d0cket,
and soon ran away, and George G. Vail
reigned in his stead. No law book was
ever used in the Court he decided each
case on it's own merits, writing out the
full history, and his docket is curl
osity. lii one case brought before him,
| q boy had driven a team from Oregon,
and worked all winter for o man who
declined 10 pay. He sold out in the
sDring, and was teaVtng suddenly, when,
| al lenlplaint OF the boy, Vail and, two
eonsfableg stopped h;. .ns On the road. It
was proved that he had received three
thousand dollars on his sale, but he de-
eIared himself unable to pay, though
not denying the boys claim. Judge
Vail decided in these words: "Con-
stables, stand this man OF his head,
shake him well, and see If you cant
hear something DROP No sooner said
than done. A vigorous shaking brought
to light q wallet containing two thous,
and dollars III gold dust; the boy re-
ceiyed his claim Of three hundred dol
] lars, the Judge and the constabIes tool
an ounce apiece for their trouble, and
the defendant went his way a igfi1el
man. Justice like that vas cheap a
three ounees.-EGor. Cincinnati Com
mnreiai.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1873-01-04

The following table shows the present
composition of the United States Sup
RENE Court, with the age Of the various
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1873-01-04

Do one thing at o fime-Ghatss the
rule. When you have done Mandering
yoaf neighhors, then say your prayers.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1873-01-04

NEW LAWss-Ilgee more acts Oft the
present Legislators have been promul-
gated, to-wit 10 an act To punish
the crime 81 bribery; No. Joint reHo-
luton authorizing the Auditor to ex-
tend the time for the final payment Of
State tax collectors, parish OF Orleans
excepted, for d period not exceeding
thirty days from the time neW required
by Law; No. =, joint resolutions proyid-
ing for the appointment of 4 joint com
mittee on the conduct of the late cleo,
tive Ia this State.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1873-01-04


To WHoM IrMAr CoNeERN-We call
the attention Of partiesinterestea % the
items under the caption Of 4 Terms at
the head De the first column on second
page Of this paper. out DC about one
dozen Sheriff sales advertised for De-
eeaaber 7th. 1871, month ago, We have
been paid for only two Of three. 1t is
the same way ii regard to succession
advertisements. MISUNDERSTANDING
new rules and stick To them, on stop the
publication Of this piper. Sd, from this
Out, We must be paid ii advance, after
FIRST insertion. or have satisfactory seen
rty that ne will he paid Ill soon as the
tern II insertion has expired. W. give
fair wsning chat no one may ID sury
prised arnaess onr ternaaarecomIlied
with the advertisements now IN this "a
per will noEbe there mex week. Those
who intend to nay, can arT tht
matter: for these WHO a0AOI intend 70,
81 10 not wish 70 work.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1873-01-04

quietly and take these children and sell
them to the slave-dealer, and he sends
them away; the children are lost, and
there is no more about 1t. There is
great jealousy and suspicion between
household and household; ard h
that these feuds and thefts ariS ~
eral Kirkham expresses a hOIt T.
publication of these facts, g. ii
those made by Livingstone,
Stanley, may more urgently
direct public attention to thu
Nile Slayc-trade.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1873-01-04
ENRECKs ANn 0F A1nRn1ra

OPIUM EATERS-TF you WISH 70
~ be cured OF the habit, address I. f. Clark,
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1873-01-04
r, PERRCDIN,

TElGHEltEuF-
batcs d eOr1cs qui ne seront pas ia
jour de Ia feute, seront vcridrles aus
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-06
pERARTURE o. FQREIGN MALLs.
FRTDAY Irvn 6

FRIDAY. JUNE 6.
letters steamship docks and inen Gel
10 supp Ma be prepaid double postage By
stamns money Will be received by the cerk charge
Halifax closed al tie Acglork POstOhoe evefy
"a a :. m. and goes via Boston
Mails r Newfoundland close New York Post Once ever Fri
dr q m steamship from Portland Ne, SATURDAY At
Due New lork FndaY, az m
postage "a the Indies except when going direct VII
b. b GEMS the ounce Papers each Wlica prepaid
SATURDAY.. JUNE z
Mails Britain Queenstown and Liverpool BY
te steamship Celtic. az ~ g. Supplementary hau on
Waite Perry City will 20 1898
steamship sss M, White Dock PavOnia Ferry,
lerscr Olfr.
lA1 ~ DEPOSITED Supplementary Mails be prepaid with
double postagel
For o Mails FOR the Continent Of Europe via Bremen by ths
Deutsr nails close az II No Supplementary
Ma steamship at from foot Of ThIrdst, Hotoken
a Direct prlau coea Ma hv this line
by steamship Geo. ". Clyde, close Al
steains-ig ssI q J J. m, ron Pier No. 20 +. T.
SUNDAY. JUNK q
Mails close atlI O'Clock The FVsOGce is from
toI a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-06
Gitn Real Gsiate for Sale.

Gitn Real estate for Sale.
BARGAINS on Fifth and Eighth aves, 'front.'
I'D ing Ontr Sixth and Sevenihvea above the rA On
Grand and Rversise PARK Apply To-, u ,.vvap
"a PInest
NHAS. W. WARDWELL, Real Estate Broker,
~ 80 Brosdssy Twenty T. ss 'oh nor
chester or property line OF New Haven Railroad Severn o oar
gsn hand psoe At Stamford Cons ne
barn &c beautiful Of sound ss An elegant -N
r,asuce for n, I~asOn Tally furnished. Tor ss0o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-06

sun ses..... 40 p Moon set'... 203
wsTHH
san Hook. 25 Hell iae Ferr7. 6lt
HiaH DAy-P
az Cows lsauL... AZ Hell G7te -erv OIL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-06
Gteamboats ano Railroads.

ALBANY and TROY, by DAY LINE
"A BOATS, c. vlBBARD and DANIEL DREW Leave Festy- &C
north or $50
landing al YONKERs TARRfTDWN and NYACK hy erryboa)
MILTON, POUGHKEEPSIB, RHINBBBCK TIVOLI, CATshLL,
HUDSON Connecting an points EST NORTH Inp
tickets WEST POINT, CORNWALL, and aEWBURGH, returning
same day 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-06
mel

The RRyT snd MOST AGREEABLE TONIC yet introduced. Por
~ 100 m General Debility and Loss Of Appetite IL lu
,sbe Recommended punty BY The Food Journal AH
uSrsI NJ D Wentworth L. Scott, r G. D.. r. A. :. L..
A. &C. Sold By Grooer Olmen. AMI Chemists IN Large
t,,i.s a. d saeb Beware Of mutations. Prepared By
'' GOODALL. BACKHOUSB K CO..
Leeds England.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-06
Oteau 5Ieamers

OteGn 5Iedmers
FOR ST. THOMAS and BRAZIL.
4 RATS or FREIGHT REDUCED.
ukIrED STATES an BRAZIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
Aesular Nal NteAaen sailug "a eVerT laoufh
OhtAkiO CaDl y. siOc11. June
hEhkiMACh Caut Weir. Jmv a.
90 bObfH AMERICA. CaBI rBkispsagh August n
hett enih sesEaers a scDedae TnDBAs
t1 fnHtteo Bh ana ko Is Janeo gtaBg rsarniag
satAgeasnt0 Of irg3ghf gaaags. apply
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-06
Great Neck, L. I.

TUESDAY, JUNE 10, 1910,
o'clock noon. q the grounds
roo-PvRT OF SPLENDID WATER FRONT ON THB SOUND
~ AND EVERY LOT A SEA VIEW.
The unparalleled demand Tor o. Suburban via site. lot ZONES ana
Vop ~ BIT u Villa Property Tor We mAhe ana
this time uunece.sy TO say that ms Aurhon sAe
unro-,ryed The will he parcels and plots per lot
EXCLUSION on rHR SOUND the dne Aneh steamer shAWAM
uIEAs Music ON THE WATER by GRAPULLA'S FAMED TFH
REGIMENT BAND, and the intervals OF business fe9asIsa
routelv deehtfu PunhSns Of HAlSOh ne
Prince Of Hamoists. - . ~ -, -. -.
me- property heretofore held only By the wealthy and thsss sI
elusive aHAitAinabe in snail parcels n Ihb FINEST B'Sh
OFPHRRD on the Sound
FreeT Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-06
Brootlnu Real estate tor 5als.

A NICE HOME, near CARROLL PARk.
"A FOR SALE birch and stons bssensnt
HOUSE between G caAt Elua0 NTH srtsns'oa 90 one
Stafy; ot IN 0u Forp particulars, apply % -.
. WYCKOFF & JAMks. lsS hoalasu.s., sroelEa
FOR SALE, ON EASY TERMS--LoTS Nos.
3 sn Al r1Ssn..t 5oKlUo s2 20 IL and "a Mossgae
0ori1 esse sn1 store ParEppss 77E HSase Ne ts
wioashbyt NJ. ~ wiiSs.ssIst Houses Noe ~ ana
o. S,.ssT-, GORD0s 4 POND % Ciarast.. BBbkH1
1E-STORY STORE and DWELLING,
tD2 ks IG2 P,lsappls al. scar Puiissss 70. rIso -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-06
sundays ONLY.
JNo. Y. ABBOTT. General passenger Agent.
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK.

Trains for New-avrn i:05 lAccnl s9 ok 80 Iace ~
(Accn 100 bI4, 90 ok --S iAfc ll,
5;l0 local $40 ok and 9;l0 Ok D. ne
Soptb NoyzaIk IA P.l5 g05 H. and J5
BE), 3:55, 4:33, $50 635 e0 $40 For StaFnorl ~ @
e15 lG Qa 1880 lCO. 1913 SD J5 ~ as" s'lV 9fi
6:35, 1870 8:l0. 9;lO p.
For Port Chester, ll40 m.
Boston Express Springfield sos and lon0a 300 and 10
D. n shore Line 9lO The $50 lao $50
and 9:O D. stopping stanford Sorsak sad BRIDGEPORT The
leo With rls on shore Lire Dlunon ot
Norwich Newport and The Conn valley ~ abfoF
The sos 500 connects with e"aVen ana Nofan
K. New Haven, S03 and 2 % noon rams eolai IN
Conn River Springfield and 300 f0r Montreal The 500
f:38 With Naagatuck Railroad Eua tne
a M and $500 ~ Railroad Bridgeport The SEQ
and 9:C5 81 10 With DAnnary and horEla
lOl. Hltl new
Canasn Rsilrold At Stamford.
sunday Boston hal Trains 1908 va Sprnssei at $40 n.
Drawing room cars on Day Express and seepnga Night BE
Tickets can Ticket onee Of COMPANY At Grsnd Cen
m Depot Of ~ 7. Transfer Co.. s4 broawaY v u
Brooklyn; whO viii also check baggage nom re"
den1e destination. -, - 49, 81. - -, -.
" ~ T. ". REED. Geu'l Supt-. Nrs-iayeu.
SIM ny NnuI.I nrk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-06

a., ,,l Ju-s 10 Beuteser al Beukeer orae sh P
si.hu A. Guardian ad for the panuh AZ ds-os
- gsSiug Gnd another-Moion FaeAss me "iusi ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-06

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD leave
Of Debrosses and COrtandtstS as ioos
Rrpress Pittsburgh the West and South WITH ru'
man Palace attached 800 s. = and 80 p N sunday
and $3.50 p.
day, p m. .,,.,, IAN an O -, -
ami ia night suniay, 6, 7. $3.50 and 3. n.
PoT Pbilsdelphs via Rensingon. as m, and P N
Emigrant aud second class, l:I5 p. m . . -.
Pr NsEark al go T. TAO 8:l0 g. 10, H. Hto A. " J.
I'm 3.9O $40 4O 5:lO. $40 $40 $685. 8 60 go J. l:JJ
g.I0 Io iJO D. m night sunday. SEQ 8, $40,
Por Elizabeth g. $50 70 $40 p 10 H. ll;tO Il NJ
f2,1 2lD 3 500 $40 4:l0, 40 800 $3.50 $50 q $40 o;5
10 s;lo O 1890 D. NJ night Sunday s. g. and $40
Po Rahsay s. e3O 8;0 g3p, and 10 a u noon. l. 2, Ao
20 s;1o All lD SEQ $50 $50 $50 100 $40 10 p m aud u
night SUNDAY 5;2n and y. a. a "a,
fo woodbridge and Perth AmbOy and 10 m a10' $50 go
aad so ?. a ,,o s.so e.,
and " night Sunday, 9 and D
Por RsstM ! a m. noon, 4;iO and :-Op N
FOR Lambertylle and Pennington. 3 q. and m.
Por PhilipsburE and Belyiere. aud
Accom- Borierown Darlington and Camden ana 5.'' m
I2JO 3 J. g. aud ..
For Freehold A. m, sud p m 49, NJ
For Gesburg PembertOn Camlen and via boat from Per
No /, 349 p m n..,. an - A. -
dat lois 65 daily, except Monday FROM ash
ngton and Baltmare ass l0:l3 SUNDAY, U9
From Phda ~ $50 u;O5 lli55 BIS s05 5o g0S
rs "a 10; 10 NJ sunday sra, $50 II rs luslJ
Ticket OHees s28 III ga Broadway No Aso House,
ud foot OF Desbosses COrandts smsaut Ticket One No.
aR.ttsrT.nisce A. j. CASsATT. General MaBsg ger.
M IA ROyD r Gen ~ IT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-06

PHILADELPHIA and ERIE RAlLRUAD-
i ONLY DIRECT ROUTE, WITHOUT GHANGE or CARS, TO
THE OIL REGION and LUMBER DISTRICT OF PENN Trans
vii leave Desbroes and COrtlandtst Ferries;
Express daily suncayl with Pullman Pslses
Car through from SewiOrk 10 OIL CITY Arrive sunoHry o'di
Wiamspor SIS 1855 Remove ll:l0 vnstoa,
5:O8; Corr 6:Js Rue, Connects ynetou aDd Cory
With Oh Creek add AleqherV r. tie Regno0 Ene
with Lake r. r for al points West
$50 D Erie Mail ldalYl sh Pullman Palace Naf non7
Phladeiphs Ehe Arrive Suubury SIS "ulampot SUE
Haven, Remove II lrvneoD. SO Gerry oo Ere
T55 Connects Lryi1e0n and Cory With OH Greek ana
gheay Region. Enc NTH Lake shore K 4 ios
all points West r,r,.,, a., s-.,..A..
j. W. CORE, Gen. Pass Agent.
DAND. MCNALLY 81 Co.'S RAILWAY
Ia GlDB AND HASDBDOK yes test IDS and Ticket
a Of All roAd Il also gives population, u description, kci
every railroad u and CAaa Fv sale BY al
uewsteslefS. Pace
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-06
Hlarule ano 5ldte mdutsls.

A KLABER. Steam MARBLE and MARBLE
N. ZING WORKS II and m Rasi Eigheeata,.t Marble AIT
Marbered Msns rhng Marble Counr Moaaneh a. pns has
d.iv co,nfetiton Mar0e turning FOR the trsie
GTEWARTs SLATE MANrELS-Rich and
y gssgnA ~ors q every aesepaeL hAlBLk and
WON ID YNrElS T. r. STEWART Co, 20 AID ~ West
Twenty-th.nisL Seyenth-aEA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-06
6tatiouerp

SL0TE g. JAMES, STATI0NERS, PRINT
- ERs iRi BLASKBOoA MANUFACTURER Ne Passa-ss.
ACCOUNT BOOKS made 10 any pattern ordsn soAecL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-06

VERMONT SUMNER HOME, Poultney, Vt
HstJ NEWMAN, D D., fFos oBsH iIea Mas spseAiTasH
70 huaihss al boAs1ssL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-06
ExcHANGF sALEs. JuNE s.

BT Muller wilkins Co, second sale by order Of The Wmteston
nd Aoon under the direction Of Sicen attorney
os Nos 2 J. block No 10, v 5th-ave and sth-sl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-06
0OreGn 5tedmers.

nRAFTS ON IRELAND.
~ TAPsCorrS EMIGRATION and FOREIGN k1ShAnos
OFFICE SOuh-sDras 81 upsard available IN All P-IS
Btn Ireland passage tickets by steamships ana shs
packets suei Al lowest rates by 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-06

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY,
y ALLENTOWN LINE TO THE WESTPlssenger and Freight
Station in Newrork Lbey Connects soeryine With
south Branch r. Hampton Junction With Delaware Lackawanna
Railroads al Phi sdug With L@gh aud Snslelnna
Pittsburgh aud tue est Genital Penns yn and Aesforz
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-01-25
Fire-proof Naples.

Naples correspondent Of the Press writes
 The reports Of ihc great fire at Boston surprlse the ScarOinns, unnccustOme1 as tbcy are to such disastrous cOlngrations. If houses were built as here, of uncomfortable materials, snch fires would not take place. Wooden siaircases in American houses 1r" rnr of The cllri canses ri the rapid sprrd oi Ire, srrvir.z ns they do q rapid mpans "i carrying the Names from story tU story. Here The sia!f.aJs are ai~sys 0i stone They form
 barrier against inc ascent of fire, in.tro, of open ing the way iOf li. progress. The hDo,s arc also all aid in tiles, and certainly nothing be more decorative, Initiated as they are from the pave. ments Of Pompci. or more plea-ing to ihe eye or more grateful tO the trenI in the heats of sunimer They are, Of course, perfectly hrc.pr,.l. In win. ter, being, covered with carpets. thcy arc warin as any oiAcr Moor weald bc. The rools are made lte.proOi rith ths-, .ate or cement.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-01-25
Arizona in Philadelphia

Dash" whom we take to be n da>hing Army officer. on leave ol absence, has long letter on Arizona in recent number ot the Philadelphia Lquuer, from which We extract as follows:
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-01-25
Conestoga Caravans.

found the COnestOga wagon here; many huge teams at leazl of that gigantic pattern. They are called prairie schUoncr.," wth trucks bU.iind tuem dr IgL,iug along like baticIu behind a huge nierchantman. These are drawn by twelve hOrsss, and carry fifteen thousand pounds under their c..nvass. IL is wild picturesque .ight-trans- ports, mules, teams, stages, Aexicans, outTg cos tunIes, and language more suggestive of Eastern caravans than an outlying Territory Of the Great Republic. Sometimes whit Ot tue fragrant ,plces Of the Indies helped the illusion, Great packages or teas direct from Japan, showed, al sIl events, an uDaccustOmcd nearRess to those fsla
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-01-25
Estates of Deceased Persons.

Hon II. W. fleury. Probate Judge. has given tte following s of s,nit,sl To probate during the year is71 n Iavara county
 Peter Eich-Iierbrrf Bowers Administrator: Jame. Cuswf'Td Deusnore-John Mars. Adminlsra'ur Samuel '. CIllumher-Ailsu Cu!lunt.t Adminstratur; Adam R"i>hecs-Juhn Rahl- Administrator; John kngkend-- Mcague Smith. Aduuisira'vr: G-urge Baker-IIrrlert Bowers. AdHiini.lfaiUri Philip Dwyer-Nm. J. NLkm1r. Admini.faiyr Robert b"ll-Janes Leroy. Adnin.siTa. tnt Ibptnas Siiti--fcurg- p KeudaI Administrator
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-01-25
SUMMONS.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT, THIRD JUDICIAL District. Ysvaps County.
 Joseph Arvu plaintiff


 Lawrence C. Cray. Charles r.. Hitchcock < Robert Cole. defendants
 Aeiion brought la Inc District Court of 'i. Third Judi ssl District 10 and fs the county of Ys,spa In ihe Ter riory of Arizona.
 Jhs T,rriiory of Arizona i,pd 0r,,tinc o Lawrsue. ' tray, Charles E. Hitchcock and Robert Cole. d.frs. dant..
 You are hereby summoned and required appear n action brought against you by the above nhDeI plaun a the District Court "f ihs Thirl Judicial District n ssd fI' inc county Vf Yavapai tbo Territory of a.izona and answer inc complaint fled with the Clerk of this Court ~ Prescott 10 said county Ca copy of which planI ac-ynTanes ihs sunrDons) within twenty dave tskclusFe oi the day Oi s.rvc.) Rfter be service ur you of this summons h served In this coupiy but if served out of the county and within this district then within thirty days; B all other fYSty days.
 And you hereby notified thai f you fail appear and answer The complaint ah0v. required the plaintiff will take judgment by d-fl1 again.; you fr tis of nineteen hundred 1hytwo and a loo dollars In gold ssJ9 6IlD0 and interest thereun asked ka In iks complaint hern. to which referebc. - hereby tnae aud costs snd disbursements in this behalf expended.
 Given under my hand and ihs seal of ihe said District Court ai Prescott this 3lsi day of December. ls72
 ianllt9 lL-S. ED. ". WELLS. Cisft
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-01-25

The |" Science of Health" New York City. is well worth the subscription pricc--two dollar, per annnm Send 10 Samuel R. Wells. publisher, }S9 Broadway, N.Y
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-01-25

Five millions and one half is the amount of the Indian appropriation for 1873, which is one million and half less than Colycr & Co. retrieved last yenr.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-01-25

The San Francisco Chronicle has new press, new type, abundance of brains and everything that goes to make a complete newspaper. which it is
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-01-25

One cannot always be hero, but ous may al. waSs bs a lnaa a....., v.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-01-25
Notice to Creditors. Estate of THOMAS STTTT, Deceased.

Notice is hereby given by the undersigned Adnini.ra ,Dr Oi Ihs este of Thomas Suit decea1s.d er. tors d and s perons having claims against the said de ceAss o exhibit them with The be-essAry v,,ueh-r. within year from the daie of hi. notice m oee n uie tows of Prescott Yavsys csuiy sBd Terri tory of Arizona GEO n. KENDALL
 Public Admini.,natas PresSssf. December l7ih ls12. drg1iJ
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-01-25
ARIZONA CITY.
------.------ ---. WM. B. HOOPER & CO.,, IMPORTERS AND DEALERS General Merchandise, San Francisco, Cal, Ehrenbers A T,
 -AND-
 Arizona City, A T.

Havisg closed our retail department, we shall, hom aD3 R"t this date attend exclusively ' the wants Of our obbng customers throughout An1ona Territory and SDnyrn Mexico.
 To Interior Merchants. Small Dealers Station Keep. sr., SAoon Keepers Rancbnen. frsighen, Etc, who buy qu,aiiue, now offer our entire stock pf gods
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-01-25
Bullion, Hides,

or any other marketable article produced in the country
 Consigned merehihd-s, machinery, etc. w hs promptly fr~arded io destination. usual by careful sBI competent irright,rs, at current rates.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-06-07

A FASHIONABLE BAZAAE.-The gen.
eral topic of conversation among the Ia
dies ia |. Blum & Bros superb display
OF Ready Made Suits This depart
ment, in fact, resembles great fashion
bazaar. But it 10 not only in suits
in which this house excels all compe.
titors, but their entire stock of Dress
Goods, Silks, Grenadines, Lace Goods,
and the like are infinitely the finest
and best selected in the city, and their
prices are the lowest, which is fact go
well established that our commenda-
tons would seem useless. Messr5.
Blum & Bro. inform US that they have
secured another talented cutter to take
charge OF all the custom work. They
have now arranged an apartment ex-
clusIvely for fac work, such as silks
and other fine dress fabrics. For this
department they have selected sixteen
talented operators and fnishers, and
are row enabled 10 do the finest speci-
men Of workmanship in our city. BY
such 2 combination OF experienced OPP
orators and fnishers and two talented
cutters OF the head, l. Blum d Bro,
will supply long felt want in our city
The firm deserves praise for this new
enterprise.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-06-07
MARrrN,s FERRY ITBsfs:

Real estate is changing hands rapid
ly and prices are advancing steadily.
President Wood Of the Wheeling and
Lake Erie Railroad, is absent from
town at present looking after the inter.
ests OF the road.
The r. N. C. A. are still holding
open air prayer meetings in the grove.
They are largely attended. 1t will
meet tomorrow at four o'clock.
Last Saturday was a big day in
Martins Ferry. The corner stone Of
the Ohio City Iron and Nail works and
Wheeling Steel Works, were laid,
Speeches were made by Ross J. Alex
ander. Esq, Of Bridgeport; Judge R. II.
Cochran OF Wheeling, and DR.. j. NJ.
Todd. of Bridgeport. The attendance
was quite large. A copy of the DAILY
REGISTER together with copies of the
Inteligsncer. Belmont Chronicle and
Ohio Valley Ns,0s was placed in the
corner stone; also, number OF coins
and keepsakes of different kinds. The
prospects of both enterprises are good
and we expect ere long to hear the rats
tie OF their machinery.
A new town has been laid out be"
tween here and Bridgeport under the
name OF Etaa City. Lots will soon be
offered for sale, and we doubt that they
will 60 off as rapidly as did those in
C.ark's addition to Martins Ferry on
last Saturday. About forty were sold
at prices ranging from $500 to 1895.
JONATHAN.