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Interior Cotton Markets.
Receipts per Railroad February ~.

200 bales cotton, IS bales 60 ,ds, Is bbls spirits
turne line, rs bbls rOsin. 30J bbls nour, cars
iurnber. Q cars stock To Railroad Agent, Tiede.
man. Calder Il CO. Wagener Monsees: RhSae
Bro,, Bolmann Bros. II, fiens. Werner DucEef.
R:e.ke Il Pete man. Graveley, d Katie co,
Jttiords l. CO, FDU Kracke, 8 Marshall d 90,
y \ Edwards & 20, sloan d Selsnious, WI
llama co 4; HFicst co, "a inas WAa q
20. w b " williams Il son, Walter co,
smith co. J N Robson, A hulligan, CsldWel
a. Son, W Dukes co, Williams, BlacE WI
!amI. J SIMS. Jones CO MaIonee.
bowie, Noise i Davis, T smith, Kinsmao q
Howell, ] 81 Stelnmeyer. Johnston, Crews &cos
W W smith, W A Boyle, zPrlnge, son,
BE co. AS Smith, " y Couftleg:& GO, 'is u
NORTHEASTERN RAILRoAD
80 bales cotton. 70 bbls spl Its turpenttne uo
bbs ro-in, Al bags rough rice. 80: Kegs nAn, ~
Kegs spikes. 95 pkgs tobacco. l76 bars AMI oan-
cars lumber wood, md e, DC. To U'Neil, Mar.
tin d Mood Alsna & Morrison. Mrs Woodrun,
Harral, Pelzer. Rodge co, Bardlo = fer'
ker /, Cohen & co, Taylor i CO, D.ecknon = GO.
Mrs N A Snowden, D y Ebaugh, W kenyon, b
4 ". O Bart Il CO. J e Ad1er co. W h Cnat'e
4 co. l. Neumeyer, Z II Frost co. M1wry SOD,
W y Bee & CO. Pringle & Son, W bro GO,
T P smith, A 3 Smith, CIV Williams co, Ten.
holm d SON. Widen 4 Jones, A b Mnlligan. =
Levy, A Salinas, O LiebeDroud. Cbapeau
co, caldwell a Son, Reeder Z Davis, Kaveael
co. KInsmau & Howell, W Dowling. W ,urt:
ney 4 20. = Fass, 1ngraham son, SnaGkeMotu
A KeIly OuacSenhusn, Estill d CO, L HoWaro.
W U Dukes 4 CO. G h Walter CO. n TriestiEF 81
sweegan, Paul. We ch & CO. A Ttelen' nal MOL
son, = U Ksiiroai Agent, E Railroad 4gens'
Order and others,
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The Charleston Cotton, Rice and Naval
Stores Market.
OFpIoK CHARLESTON NEWS,
SATURDAY EVENING, February %, 1873
CorroN.-This being partial holiday there
was quiet market, with light demand at un'
changed prices; sales about 226 bales, say so at
1sx, IA at ls4, 90 at 10, 8 at lsH, g. ct 1ah,
and, omitted The day before, 90 bale' = 1sHc v
b. We quote:
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He dared do all that might become man;
Who dared DO more WAS none.

Notan fnsmeasuraole man I No God alone Is
tmmessuraole. and he never intended Bis Infinite.
erriug creatures To BIZ measureless. No inmeis.
urabe m IN ever yet yielded no great BILE aud
enduring work, and after crowning 1t with true
love Of his kind, and large. generous faith 10
humanity. drvoted 1t to the men OF his das. In
trust for themselves. and for the men aud genera
tlons that should come alter them, as posses.
B.nn and heritage for al, time. Napoleon never
attempted ,uch work; Gro nwell attempted II
10 the beginnln!, but failed In the end; wasDinq-
ton alone Of The three attempted It. perseyered In
It. and AGO mp 1shed iJ. He had no ar of des
tinvn that lured him on to lawless ambition and
recKl ss inquest I'LL he deluded himself nto the
bell thai he was m star or the world; he had no
s7lsptrattons or counSels from God, that covered
tnens serves up In rude, confused. contradictory
kspeech and tnen with sudden. unexpected. fatal
Strose. amotssdown sll The ss eguards OF law aud
s:srur, d p of saul. cid IF and Transparent
Ssed sd , u The ch p circ = Of duty. aud
xtSS a m - so55 frheigSFs and their love &" =
noSasr i'd 81 OF ohoo than they had befo-. be-
no aaysthat Washington was greater than
Cromwell, is only to assert The superiority OF
patriot over u>urper. Of statesman VINO keeps
sacr ,dIy a grest public trust over one VINO De.
trays IT, OF a warrior who saves and then secures
The bertes Of his country over one VINO resc1es
them from others only TO trample them unaer
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brothers In continuous chain OF close fraternal
uriOn.
In the areer OF the Washington Light Iufantry,
their mi Larry visits and receipt ms OF visitors,
their nag presentations, and brilliant hospi ALL
ties anh en- erlsinments. The tn, ee monuments
they have erected are proofs or their enterprise,
and erLitie them to the appellafion Of the monu.
mental Corps Indeed. from their an ecedents in
social a"d military y, their public spirit and
pubic .erviceS, their ancient date their honora.
ble fame and happy fortunes, their deep rooted
hold on the favor aud cond eLca Of the cummu-
nifty, the Washington Light Infantry m we'll
Claim 10 be not merely t,ausient. hnctnatipg
body OF men, but y SOLID, nermanent tastttutton
whose prestige IS to be kept. who.e memorials
are worthy 70 be cherished, and whose name,
form and spirit may well be revived and per.
petoated for the service OF geier lions hereafter
FT 0flcerS and E1-HeTloerS OF the washington
Light ITUnntry-Slx' ecu years ago, Un semi.cen.
teuniN DAY, IN speaker t ,od t.lGre you to dis
course the praises OF Wa hington. He stands te-
fore you again to-day, the Oldest surviving ex.
captain OF our cherl he'd corps. You and he are
the living represent atives OF the past HOW
pleasant to recall that pasi how pleasant aud yet
how sad. Fondly aud WV dly we call to miRd ihe
incidents or our soldier ds, 8; the bugle CALL the
march. The drill, the bvouac aad all tile pOmp,
prlhe and Circumstance OF mimic war; and then
the generous rivalry and the triumph; and when
the cal came FROM our suf1c 9 sister State
Florlda, the prompt response and service IN the
iente 1eld How proud we were Of our gallant
corns l-how enthusiastc our zeal How close
end true our brotherhood The memories OF
some OF us ach back to the days OF Lowudea,
Gross and Crafts 0f others TO the da OF Simons.
MILLER and Gilchrist ami OF al Of us to the days OF
Raverel. Lee. Jervey ant Walker. How much or
solld worth and true c Izsnship and sold ersh p
Is emhoded iu tho.e names nor was there less
w w Virtue ana OF mannoOd IN the ranks. There We
iouno some OF our nohlest friends; thence eprune
soine OF the warmest ann most enduring frI.rd
snlps or our lives. Our oil com moanion, whers
are tnes aany many, alas have sunk to their
r 81 anu rev remain 10 Eeeo alive The remem.
WRAPS their clay, and greeuer still Their memoriss
In a. hearts.
Mr. President and Gentlemen OF the Charftn.
Ole association or me washington Light InJan
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lion to him, Whatever uf bitterness may remain
In your hearts Yes. iltlvate peace. having
maniuly fought out your 1ght, having long years
since acoepIei the con iltton OF disc m1ture IN
war what you most nerd, what you m 81 d sire
what you are most justly entitled to have. Is
ne zee. not the peace that savors 4 death. VI
that which savois ofhfe. such pc zee as our own
warrior. bard and sweet singer ghed for and In
luneful mes 50 ferve lily prayed for.
"Oh, ponder, what 1t means;
Oh, turn he rapturous thought iu every way,
on, give the visl N and he Iancy play,
And sh ,pe the coming scenes,
"Peace In the qule dale',
Made ranky fertile by the blood Of men.
Peace 10 the woodland aud The lonely glen,
Peace In the peopled vaies.
"peace in the crowded town,
Peace In thousand fields ~ waving grain,
Peace IN the u gnwAy AID TIL f1owerY lane,
Peace iu the wind swept down.
'sPeace on the farthest seas.
Peace 10 our sheltered bsvs aud ample streams,
Peace whereso'er cur starry ga lsud CLEANS,
And peace In every breeze
'Peaoe on The VIII - ring marts
Peace where the sch lar thinks, The hunter roams,
Peace, Tod OF peace peace. peace, In all our
homes,
And peace In all our hearts ~
An interlude of music followed, after which
q benediclion was pronounced by The chap
lain, and the crowded audience slowly dis
persed.
Tho Washington Light Infantry Re-
union In the Evening.
At eight O'Clock The cluo, with number of
Lie honorary and contributing members, and
The officers ofthe escort, assembled at Hibern-
AN Hall, where, 10 very plain way, 1t was ar
ranged TO have social reunion In honor OF
he revival of the old corps. Until The club
has accomplished It's outfit and equipment,
he elegant style of banquet OF past tImesis
to more propitious days. Muler's
string band was present, and enlivened the
company with excellent music. AS soon as
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-12-05
Proceedings Board of Supervisors.

Board met Saturday, November 2s. ls73. Prssept Supervisors Brooke ARd Kerr, aad cisrk-
 The following accounts audited 2nd allowed Jas s. Thomas, sberiGs fees, e5T7-3O; W. r. wiber ten cords of wood ej0i w. z wiisos makiss eofBa of wm. Crawford. seS Chas Yates digging grave of Crawford, t25; P.rssr, clearing od ios % eSi Jas sehaheld and Wm. Leagns, of body sf wm. Crawford s7 50 t-niiag e bafiaf Oi Wm Crawford ssso J. J. Mitoh. - iaFsF fss- Sis; \. B. Bosers. jsrsE sss ss; H. n Carter Jf District Attorney eco J0hh Steamer iaFOF certificate of Carroll SIS Fred wiiiAas jFos ss1s Si self and Dsvis et2 Thas Whitehead juros of Junior and Harrington, SIG Washington frsneA iuros fees se c. A. Laks juror fses of self Dserssg, LaHghhn aud Stevens s5si J. c. Sweannzsn, eating wood gisEns and copying. t32i q. T. Curis furnishing sawdasi. and conveying body of Wm Crawford grave. elsi R. F. Elliott care of lDdigsni sick. sl20 Ysvapai eouaty school and jnror fees d l.. A. Stsyens SIS J. F. Me advertising ss Ed w. Wslis fses per diem snd juror certificates of Linn and Pine, si56.5O.
 Resolved That the tias in which the Sheriff tar col lector shall make his return he county the year s13 be sxsndsd thirty i4ys from the time hxsd by law iJr such return.
 The sherG aa poll tar ealnanr and inc uessursr ap pesrsd and made settlement Sith the Board 6r all poll tax receipts sgned by the e~.r and delivered ,o th' collector.
 Board adjourned iiIl 10 o'clock Monday. Deesnbssa a
 Board met Aoaday December 2 Present, Supervisor Brooke and Kerr, aud olerk.
 The following accounts were allowed Jas. s. Thomss per dem fos self sad dsputes ts7j H Herbert, eaal for haniing wood and Juror fees Of smith t Grey Eos tsr juror Ices ele; A. O. Elliott jaror fees ts; e " Curtis, iaror fsss els V. A. Stevens jnrof fsss tls dgeni sick, ti5.
 Hoard adjourned til December si. sT5 uio oeIoeh AN
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Application for Patent.
'. S. LAND OFFICE.

PEEscOTr, A. IT., December s lBI9. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. THAT WILLIAM ~ II. Raynoad. by bs authorized sxsnt ard snorpsy. yohn Y. Narphy. uboss PsstOnsos address s CeTbsl, AohAys County ArsoaA Terriiory
 Has made application for a Pssspt fog aneea hundred Q5oo) HBesr feet of the Hope Lode bearing gOd and silver. aud dessgnatsd the AibeTuiA Miuas Ci tha runElsg hhssb hun1rsd l5Ool feet is a sossksFy direction from point of begnning monument eso south boundary Of the Daisy Dean Comp~sy north boundary Of 'hs Hbernia Conpsayfs ezim win surface grand hundred (6Ool fses to Saih siaaas Territory f ArizoaA and desoribsd in piAs znd ksd sesez oG he ia tk.s cssSs. ss so.lsus. sa
 Commencing at a nonumsut 0f quartz noss from ths Ledge. feet siI ioehes high N o fS East frOsn Orginai n0uumsDt of the D.sy Deen and HiDsruis and <. S E. SIS chains from the inAi pss. ss.zs apex of hgh point of roeks in sharp bend 0f Esgis CAhoa, short distsDes below vbsr, the Ledge and below the Hibernia camp: Tbssos & 3l5 4y W ;. laks t shah of the Daisy Dsas miBs and sl inks 10 Daisy Desa monument 4t ehaini gueh 10 of quartz rock the S F. thsnee S 55o lJ Eas % "a chains a granite being ths s. W. oorBsr dstsnt fo yery Arg, granite boulder ia the Gap. . rdge vbsr. the th beArs from the summit o Buruh Peak e1 O E. thence Js' tJ E. passing D. MoFeasds Cat s-S ehans s j9o JO F. 10 ebAibs frssa the nAis shAh and wofks d the Hiberuia Nine thence 0s chains fro1 nsnumeai Oi granite 10 r.sine (s E. eOrBsr) thence 37o lS West 22 72 chaiss orussng deep rayne to meui Of Granite top Of ridge thsuee 32o tS w fS chains 10 pOHt of b.gianiBs frosa which the ls costaning a 59 said location being recorded ir book Of Mining Records folio lso Of County Of Mohsvs q The adjoining claimants upoo the SostA. Dais, Dean Company; aud upoa the soah. Regina Company all bssg Isc4ti0ss upos the Hope Lode.
 dsessIo WILLIAM \. KELLY. Register.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
The Very Latest.

Following is the latest news, received up to noon to-day. As this news came by mail from San Diego to Yuma thence by tele- graph to this place, we fear that the line be- tween Yuma and San Diego was then, is now, very low:
 LONDON, December l-Adyiscs are just re- ceiyed that, on the 23d of November, the steamer Vile 6e Havre, which left New York on the 18th of November for Hayre, France, collided with the ship Locherne. Two hun dred and seventy five passengers were lost. The captain, five officers, ffty-four of the crew and twenty y-sevsn passengers were saved | by the Locherne.
 WAsHIsGTos, Dec. l.--The negotiations with the Spanish Government were ciosed on Saturday night Secretary Fish agreed upon and signed protocol which was at once tel egraphed to Spain.
 HAVANA, Dec. 1.-The people still talk loudly in favor of war, snd declare that they will not submit to the orders of Spain.
 NEw YORK, Dec. l.-Captain Bradburg has resigned the presidency of the Pacihc Mail steamship company. Russell Sage has been appointed president in bis place.
 YUMA, A. T., Dec. 5.-Col Rockwell leaves today for Prescott
 | Capt Burns, 0tn CaEairy, was m thb vi- cinity Tuesday, hunting Apaches, with linn tied success.
 Foggy; considerable rain last night and to-day.
 Coles Bashford arrived from San Diego, on his way to Tucson. Did not lay over.
 SAX FRAscIsco, Dec. l.-Gold iD New York, l091S. Greenbscks in San Francisco 9lH@92Ia.
 TucsoS, A. T., Dec. 4.--People felt joyous over the completion of the telegraph on the 2d inst, and but for the wire being down on the California Desert, beyond Yuma, would have finely celebrated the event.
 November g, six Apaches, claiming to be of the Cachise band and from his reservation went to the Mowry mine and stole revol yer, blankets and other property, and left, q Is thought, to steal horses in Sonora. Int man in charge of the property was not harm. ed, but informed that he must not interfere
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BORN.
DIED.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
DAILY ARIZONA MINER.

TIE DAILY MINER h published the evenings of honday' T's.day Wednesday, Thursday aud Saturday, Of each week and VIII always contain THE and MOST RELIABLE that can be procured by T.l. graph Maj, Espres. and an other iair means.
 TERMS oP sUBscEPTIoS -Dslivered by esrri.r (who win collect every Saturday. NFrY CENTS WEEK. By Mail (res of PostAgs) FIVE DOLLARS fr Three MOath.
 On Friday the WEEKLY MINER containing tsissrApbie news to Inc hour Of going to prss. win b. furnished all DAILY sgbscribsn.
 ADvERTfsSo RsTEs-ons inch 12 Hoes of shIs ,ype) j. la column e co for h, nssoa asd s 50 p.r inch fOg aseh additional Insertion
 sf.i d.eount fro above win made to per. sses ~bo may Advsrss lSrTsy by the year. half year quarter.
 | JOHN II. MARioE h Co.
 Publishers and Propris,ors Daily and Weekly Aissr l PKEscoTT ARIZONA
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Fro. YsAns.a.r,. paIlr.i

FaoM WicKESBUEG AND WsAyER.-GooD MIsIsG AND OTHER NEws.-0n leaving the MIsER otice late yesterday afternoon, after very basy day, we remarked to the "boys" that mate rial for next dave local appeared rather skSeyes. They thought so, too knew of nothing, and sug- gested nothing. So we bade them goodbye, walked into the post0tiee, asked Mr Allen, the postage map, who sticks to and runs the instl- iaticn, 1T he knew of any neTs that might be lay ing around looset No. not thing Grf. Tay- Tor merely nodded his long hoad, and we were about te go homs, pack in wood and do other chores when one of those noble public servants which his name vas Johnston, opened bis soul and word producer, giving us, without money or pric, the basls for lhs folloving;
 "seouy" made the trip, from Prescott to Wick shbarg, with Che blackboard which len here las Saturday morniBg, in i4 hours, which was maL ipg the Aisiance about so mIles--in quick tim, .sd Ae tMyJD drove his blackboard up ir ih l.
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REDEMPTION OF COUNTY WARRAN NTS.

orFIcE oF COUNTY TREASURER
 PkEscoTT. AnIDaA December (, ls73 vili pay. prssentation Ai my oncs. County War 1n;s drawn upou tbs respective fapds O Yavspa coasy Of the ssr,es Of ls72. As follows to vt
 COUNTY 0ESEkAL FUND. Numbers 2t2 2s3 2N 2f5 2ss 2tT a4s 2ts 20 eSl :s 253 21 2sS, SiS 257. xs zs 2eo eol 32 4s1 2s+ n5. 266 e57.
 COUNTY CONTINGENT TuND. Nambss F and ls. (ssries Of ls73l Tn. holders of sAd Warrants bsrsby notis.d that nt~r~s fOsa tb. date hers.o arsd and Rsbs set spen for their redemption viii b~ applied the ent Of warrants Hert Ia The order is which they issaed JOHN H MARION
 Trsssarsr of iAvspA COunsy
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YUMA COUNTY.


 s.. Fs sd.. sPSIEa Sass r.sS.is .st @tfsH fsn VIM. B. HOOPER & CO.,. Merchants,
 FOrscarders, COMMISSION AGENTS IMPORTERS By Rveryl Steamer. Assuring .Full and
 Frssh their Varied, Select, and
 HEAVY STOCK Fron, E1roDean. Eastern. and
 .Sdn Francisco Markets.
 LOBE Fl R5 Te Merchants. s,or. ssd s<tioa Ksspsr xissn. Lqoos Dealers Rsseh.ros ssd Trsaspsr,vs at rates vsseA EaAsussss s.assstion.
 COMMISSIONERS TArOasA Corrs.poo4.nu is sA. cHIEy CITIES or THE WORLD ORDERS ARE FILLED TO THE LETTER
 CONSIGNMENTS Of P-odae. k.reh.sds. hsshIssry fos Storage Sale sr usasulsssoas are attended ,o STRICTLY IN Ac- coRDAxcE WITH INSTRUCTIONS. and s ss. bsst interest sf the owssn
 FORWARDING. THE MOST PROMPT DISPATCH AND CARE. ruL DELIVERY ASSURED. Tn. soasss,'oss ssd arr.assnss perfect 's every poni s 'As Territory COLD DUST. COLD AND SILVER BULLION. U. S. Boads Trsssury DrAns, Legal Tssdsn. sosdisn w.rrA..s Bsahsn' Drzns ss1 ssei Co~nsrcisi Paper. orss. Hi4ss wss .sa ALI TERRITORIAL AND MEXICAN PRODUCTS so-gha ., vslss Yok CASH; os advances mad. ss z.y bs desired
 Our Stock is Complete. l OUR CONNECTIONS THE BEST. Asa -. ss.s = the people < ArisoaA ssnors esd Sss hszies isdsss- m.us 70. sssAAas. si Any stAss house sAs rasis< Coast
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gpeal < Miseellaueons.
Ffom Mondsy's Dsily.I

Weather cloudy, windy and little dsagreeab,e
 Sunday, men were offering 10 bet on rala or snow, | right away.
 Ed Prebblc, tone of the boys" has taken his
 departure from Prescott Friends, who aided him
 with money. etc, wish him a loag abseace.
 Jas. Bones has arrived from California, with Nipples, pears, Hines aud other fruit.
 CHINO VALLxx-Rio VERpE.-This Is a large
 agricultural settlement twenty-five miles north Of
 Prescott aud its citizens think they ought 10 have
 some mail facilities. TkSy say that the nall hence
 70 Mohaye couaty, ought 10 go through the val
 ey, all oi which Is respectfully submitted to our
 delegate In Congress, who "knows the lay of the
 land, and the truthfulness of these remarks.
 the same .emarks apply to the settlement of the kio Verde, tbe military post and the Indian reservation, which have to rely upon thelr own resources for gettiag mall.
 Don't fail to look through the advertising col urnss of the MINER. By them you will See who Che live basiaess men of this Territory are. A German preacher held forth in the court tosse oa a recent Sunday.
 Lot. arc raislng in value here. The owner iof two vacant lots near the MINER office asks s2, 200 Cor thcn. Prescott will be q city, some day.
 wormser S Werthemer have recently shipped considerable barley to Cerbst, Nohave county.
 ANTELOPE HfLL.-A letter just received from iation has increased wonderfully, in the past few months. Miners making fair wages. The people are oiaporous for postofiice. l PRAIsEwoRTHY Acr.-Mr. L. A. Stevens has donated twenty dollar county warrant to the public school of this place, which warrant be earned by sitting as grand Juror. Gen. Crook arrived ut his headquarters, near Prescott, Saturday last, from a tour of Inspection | Of military posts aud Indian reservations. He made some rapid day and night marches. Hazards train arrived here yesterday from Verde. The wagons unloaded fifty tons of Cor ID A Co arrastra IL.
 LAR0E NUoeEr.-Friday last, muer Of Has. T ssyampa creek, dug out piece of gold weighing Si523 He felt good
 r. A. N.--The following are the officer. elected by AzLlsn Lodge, No IT, F. d A. M, al I their meeting Saturday evening, Nov. g: Thomas Cordis. W. M-; Jos r. HargTaye, s. w.; James A. Anderson, J. w.; Ed. w. Wells, sec'y. PASSWORDS BY GRANTS STAeE.-Arrived Monday: Edward Clark, Frank Griffin. Departed Saturday: Judge C. A. Tweed for Phoenix; M. Wormser, Phoenix; Dr H. II. Davis, Ehrenberg; R. R, Hsines, Ehren. berg.
 SPoRrfSo.-Rafies sccm to be the rage ia Pres cott about this season of the year. Last week three horses were thus disposed Of; all good ami mzis, too. Ed. Prebe won the first, Judge How ard tue second, aud Brooke & Linn the tbird. Al Fred Williams saloon fine shotgun is now up and al the Nifty saloon a hrsLcass gold watch Faro has been running h:sn lately Two Of th, priacipsl games in tovu have hardly been closed Hight or day for week pat, and the outslderi
 have A times msde the "IlgCr" uncasy iu his den
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TiltOn's Steam Washer,
 -on- " O ~ A N'S ERIE N D

JuDes 1T. BROOKS. of Prescott hes tAe right to HAn. nfaciare and cell tsss maebnes and hs will be pleased 10 give further information oosoeruinR them. The pres of nashlne hers will sOt tall far sh0n of e25. Ina owing o tho fact that the bottoms of thoss made Of ooppsr.
 Doe of shsss v.shsn ess sssu s the sior. of & C. Rogen, South hopiesana Street nyeea
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Administrators Notice. Estate of ROBERT C0YLE, pecausd.

Notice ls hereby given. by he undersigned. tp ths crsdtop of and sl persons having claims Agsss seid dees4ssd sEkb4t the with ths necessary eA- ss within four oafhs from the Int pablcstea of th tios. ,s the sadsnlgned q Camp MeBcwsl. A. IT,
 cHAkLEs HAY, Ers>4iss. Camp heDossil. A. T., Nov. i5 fs73. avseA
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FORWARDING.
Our Stock is Complete.

OUR CONNECTIONS THE BEST. AsA -e sa.s .. the people & ArisoaA ssno~s esd New hsTsss isdSss- n.ue 70. sss.lAass si Any saAss house tAs PAss< so,is wM B. HOOPER q co.
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of Podaes k.rehssds. hsshlssry fos Storage. Sale sr irsasmissioas arc attended ,o STRICTLY IN Ac- coRpAxcg WITH INSTRUCTIONS, and s e. ssss istsrsss of the owssn
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Yuma Drug Store. GEORGE MARTIN,
 wbolesals and Retail ID R U C. G | = IT. Main Street. Yum a. Arizona

ass in store full line Of Dispensing Medicines, Pstent Medicines Drugs, Perfumery, Paints, Oils, Toilet
 Soaps, Toothbrushes, And all other articles usually ssps ia Drug stOrss C9-Prsscnpeons put ur with great care. Ordsrs from eeuniry solicsisd with the 0EoR6E MARTIN. Yuma ArrOna dsc237lu
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WATER RATES At McMuIlen's station,

Situated As Niles East from Ehrsabsrg. the stAss
 Road b phaaix. Wieksnburg and Prescott.
 For wstsrag each horse or mule in larxs team cf 2 saimals and gpeaIds 1 essts currency. for watering
 jiyisG ED GILBERT. pyoys.,os
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H. MANNASSE
 nas sou IN HH sroHx AT Wickenburg, ...............A A fall ssa esapls,s asssrtHsss q EVERY GLASS OF GOODS

Usosy tsps in County siores aad pledges hinssR ss Zeal justly yss iibsrsy. with an Psrsoas who nsy puS> ehass of him.
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