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The Arizona sentinel., 1873-02-01
Iao.a2 Ta- IcaaiC.iNE

All persons having claims against the estate OfJohn Duff, deceased, must present the same to the un- dersigned- at the office of the Co., loradO Steam Navigation Compa- ny, at Ehrenberg, A. T., support- en by proper vouchers, within ten months from this date, or they will be forever barred. = Y }.:.T SAMUEL A. AMES,
 ExecutOr of last Will ian46 Ct of John Duff, deceased!
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-02-01
LEGAL NOTICES.
from the interior to be present and

from the interior to be present and buy.
 The Sale will begin on MONDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1873, at 10 a. m., and continue from day to day until tiie entire Stock will be sold. 1.
 Terms of Sale. -h Payments to be made in U.I s. Currency. All sales under $500. Cash on delivery of goods. Sales from $500 to S2.000, payable in 30 days: T From $2,0OO to 5000, pay able in 50 days and ali over s. 600, payable in 90 days. In all cases where time will be given, approy- ed security will be required. Arizona City, Dee. 30, 1872.
 JNO. s. CARR, ha
 Administrator. j
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-02-01
Published every Saturday by C.NI. .MINOR,i ..3s.,IC. KILLMER. MINOR g. KILLMER.
TERMS--InFariably in Advance
SUBSCRIPTION:
ADvERT,IS1NG:i

one inch space, or less, one inser- tf6nc $2e 30; each subsequent in- seftien, $1 25.' Contracts by the n16nth, quarter or year at re duced rateS..e .r q 2 -1
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-02-01
MISCELLANEOUS. i i [ A
ell ,.s' ' fo lffIe 7II1 ) c0!f5Ia Private. Boarding ng3Hoase!
 By Mrs. MARY FOREST,

GAa Mst,9,leq. tt'e had ef fsrst. ~ ENTLEMEN desirous,of pro- VI curing good board (without llodgiug)l can be; accommodated with the same, upon reasonable terms, at the above na21ed place. fN0Spaips Williibe spared, to make it agreeable to all who ,patronize f1e. The best the market affords will, at all times, be supplied!
 jalS7tf] ,, :, Mrs. Mrs. Ms FOREST.
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-02-01
LEGAL NOTICES.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE!

By virtue of an order of the Probate Court of Yuma county, Arizona Territory I will sell at Public Auction to the highest bidder, in the Village of Arizona City, at the store of the late M. McCartney, deceased, all of the entire well selected stock of goods, belonging to the estate of the de ceased, on
 MONDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1873, the same consisting in part of
 Groceries. 4, 300 lbs. Crushed Sugar in hlf bbs. 10000" Brown Sugar-in kegs, 200 " China Sugar-in mats. 5,OOO |" Lard-23, 5 10 tb tins. 300 Tea,
 1G cases Coal Oil, 43~-i3, ias POO boxes Soap-18 B ibs each. 50 " Candles 20 :. ''' 10 Kegs Syrup 5 gals z
 Large quantity of Cahnedl Erdits and Vegetables, Coffee, Raisins, Spices, Butter, Etc, etc., ect.
 .. Liquors. 2 bbls. Bourbon whiskey, 12 Monongahela whiskey, ? |" Holland gin, 41, 1 Grape brandy, 5 '' Cal. Port wine, , |" Angelica wine, 90 dog. Ale'and Porter--pts. X ats. 20 cases Claret,
 BittcrS of all kinds. Oregon Cider-Champagne.
 Etc, etc, etc.
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-02-01

sA- Fees for legal advertise ments, in all cases, must be paid insadSaLce. lA s-stl = ii ':
 s Currency received at par when payments are made in hd- vance,; =.
 All orders by mail or ex- press must be addressed to
 THE ARIZONA SENTINEL, 'z4.g'f A.j AH ArisOna C9fy, 4. r
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-02-01
JOB PRINTING:-

Legal Blanks, Briefs, Bill.heads,
 Letter-heads,. Circulars, Labels,
 Cards, Programmes, etc., print ed in every style, with neatness and dispatch. ts
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-02-01
Clothing.

1,9O0 DTS. PantS-aSSOrted, Gas simere. Satlnet, Doeskin, Canvass, Denim, Linen and all kinds. 200, NeStS-aSS0rted. n 300 'Coats-aSsorted, -
 Large Lot tShirts-White, Linen Hickory, Check, etc. Over Shirts, CaSsiniere and Sati- net. Boots and Shoes-all kinds for Ladies, Gentlemen and Chil- dren. 3ij
 HATS-Every style and varity. 40 DTS. Mission Wcolen Mills
 Blankets-4 pts. 1 1000 Yds. Brown Sheeting NaJaf0. 5000 1" B!eached " assorted. 1000 " American Prints pity pats. 2,000 French Prints,
 300 |" LaWns-"GaSSa"
 ..34AIISOF e;tiG B, ,OOO .Cigars-assorted.
 l, GOO lbs. Tobacco, Plug&Kilikiniek In fact a general and complete as- sortmeht of goods, slfitable' 7for Arizona Trade, the same having being selected by the deceased, during his life time, for this trade.
 The attention of the TRADE is especially called to. this sale as it will be peremptory, / and' the articles offered are of good quality. The stock having been appraised at S37. 000, it wilt at once be appar ent that the assortment must be large enough to indure purchasers
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-02-01
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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-08-07

brought to them from outside. THE e
$4,000 carloads of wheat, or 80, 600 car
loads of flour, to be brought from the
Northwest.
There is probably no business 60
generally participated in as insurance in
which so little is practically known
Many think If they insure specified
property for SIS, 900, and the PROPERTY is
partially or wholly destroyed, that thew
recover the full insurance, regardless Of
the fact that the property DESTROYED NAV
not be of half the value This is a com
mon error, though of course confined to
the less informed in such matters. Others
carrying a stock varying from S25, 900 to
$40, 900, and an insurance for the smaller
sum, suppose that, in case of damage hv
fire, involving the loss of the greater
amount, they can recover the entire face
of their policies, when, in truth, the in
surance companies are liable only Dr0
rata for the loss sustained. If the in
surance policies in solvent companies are
drawn in plain terms for $4,000, thew
will cover any loss on stock valued at
$40, 900 to which they apply up to their
full specification. But if they contain
what is known as "the average clause"
which reads, at is understood and agreed
that claims under this policy shall only
be for such proportion Of the entire loss
as the amount of this insurance bears to
the whole value of the property insured y
then in case of loss on any part of $50, 900
stock, with $25, 900 insurance, the com
panies will pay five-sixths of the loss and
the insured will bear the other sixth him
self. These are pieces of information
we'll worth holding in remembrance,
especially by the less-informed on the
subject.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-08-07
The Democratic party is either necessary or adj

the Democratic party is either necessary or adj
visable.
The Kansas Farmers State Convention be-
gan its session at Lawrence on the 3Oth ult.
Five hundred Changers were in attendance.
On the first of January there were but ten
Oranges in the State, while there are now over
four hundred.
recent special dispatch from Plattsmouth,
Neb., says there are two hundred and fifty
Oranges of the Patrons of Husbandry in the
State, and that they had resolved to take no
active or direct part in politics.
The Kansas State Grange, on the 31st ult.,
passed resolutions deprecating the prominence
given to horse-racings at State Fairs and call
ing upon the farmers to move literally and
support the fairs, SO there might be no occa-
sion for depending on racing as means of
making money; also one demanding that farm
ing property be taxed as railroad property,
upon the basis Of its income, Or that railway
property, as well as farming property, be taxed
Gil the basis of value, independent of income.
A resolution was also passed, expressing SYM
pathy with settlers on the Usage coded lands
A late Memphis dispatch says the movement
to carve out new State with jackson, Tenn,
as its Capital meets with no favor there, the
entire press of the city being opposed to it, and
that not single delegate from the county
participated in the Convention.
The Virginia Republican State Convention,
lately in session at Lynchburg, nominated
Colonel r. II. Hughes for Governor; G. II.
Ramsdell for Lieutenant Governor; David
Fultz for Attorney General. Among others,
resolutions were adopted, indorsing the Ad-
ministration of President Grant; favoring an
ad valorem system of taxation; advocating
internal improvements, not only in Virginia,
but in the whole country, as a means
OF cheap transportation; favoring an i'm
partial administration of justice to both
races; favoring the election of President and
Vice-President, and all officers of the Govern
ment, by direct vote of the people; demand
ing that the Federal courts shall be accessible
to all citizens for redress, and demanding re-
forms in the State laws in order to secure fair
elections by the abolition of partisan super
vision. A resolution denouncing the increased
salary bill was introduced, but subsequently
withdrawn.
The Mclean County Qll.) Changers met in
Convention at Bloomington on the LIST and
nominated a county ticket. Colonel r. z.
Morgan, whose appointment on the Board of
Railroad and Warehouse Commissioners was
rejected by the State Senate was nominated
for County Treasurer.
The Kansas State Grange elected the follow
ing officers on the LIST: Master, T. g. V. Boil
ing, Overseer, NJ. E. Hudson; Lecturer, John
Boyd; Steward, A d. Smith; Assistant Stew
ard j. B. Richey; Chaplain, w s. Hanna,
Treasurer H. Il Angel.
A Central Executive Committee to present
the question of the formation of new State
in the most favorable bearing in their respect
i've sections was appointed by the Convention
at jackson, Tenn, on the Both ult
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-08-07

AN EXPENSIVE PET DoG.-There ap-
pears to be no need of a society for the
prevention of cruelty to animals at Con
cord, N. H. A lady residing there has a
pet dog of the black and tan variety, call
ed Make" The dear little brute was
put in box covered with Stats, and start
ed, in the care Of the United States & Can
ada Express, to spend the summer at a
delightful place in Vermont, He gnawed
out of the box, jumped off the train be-
tween stations on Vermont railroad, and
disappeared in the woods. When tidings
of his loss reached his mistress, she caus-
ed men to scout through all the region of
his escapaae, and after an expenditure of
over 5000, Make was found. The market
value of such dogs is about SIS. The lady
says Make would never have forgiven her
if she had omitted any effort to find him.
Boston Adcertaser.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-08-07

DIDN'T KNOW HERsELF.-The Ellen
vile IN. " Journal tells the following
story: There reside in this village two
ladies, twin sisters, whose remarkable
likeness has been the occasion of many
amusing mistakes; but the best joke is re-
lated Of one of them, who, ON Monday
last, actually disowned herself in broad
daylight! Mrs. NJ. made one Of party
to visit Central Park, her sister remaining
at home in Ellenville. While in the Park
Hotel she was not little startled at be-
holding her sister approaching only few
steps distant, and excitedly exclaimed to
her companions: Why, here's At
How on earth did she get here?' Of
course the party was greatly amused, and
Mrs. NJ. was not a little disconnected
when second glance revealed-herself,
reflected in mirror"
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-08-07
PER SONAL.

Bail has been refused in the case of the Cor
don captors, and the court has decided that the
prisoners will have to lie in British Jail until
their trial in October next.
Acknowledgement Williams has recommend
cd that pardons be issued to Felix Dover,
Stephen Spawn, Evan Murphy and William
Scruggs, convicted in North and South Car
DINA of connection with Ku-K1ux outrages.
The complaint and affidavits in the case of
Ann Eliza Webb, seventeenth wife of Brigham
Young, have been filed in the Clerks office of
the Third District Court of Utah. The COM
plainant sues for S2OOOOO damages, alimony,
and pending the suit, 81 600 per month, and
$4,000 for counsel fees.
The Second annual convention of the Catho-
lie Total abstinence Union of Illinois met at
Bloomington on the 2sth. About one hun
dred delegates were present.
The Michigan State Convention of County
School Superintendent will be held at jack
son, August 26, and continue three days.
G. s. Binkley and o. r. Dascomb, Of Division
113 of the Brotherhood of Locomotive En-
gineers," of Des Moines, have been appointed
to receive contributions to the fund for the
benefit of the family CT Rafferty,, the hero of
the recent railway robbery, and hold them I'M
til disbursed by the division
The Grand Lodge of Independent Order Of
Odd Fellows of Mississippi recently elected J.
s. Cain, of Oklahoma, G. NJ; r. NJ Mayo,
Yazoo City, Grand Secretary; d. N. Barrows,
of Jackson Grand Representative to the Grand
Lodge of the United States.
Vice President Wilson was reported on the
t5lSt ult. to be much better than he had been
at any time since his illness, and was steadily
improving.
Nicholson and Halahan, the murderers of
Mrs. Lampley, were executed at Baltimore on
the list
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-08-07
Revolutions Never E

The philosopher. the1T t
when weakened By dise4, q
cessive labor or any c'1c5.s
and invigorated Instead d 'z.
action of depicting 11ass sa-t
day. The inroduct0l ta'
Bitters twenty years 40 sli.!Aa
to this COmnOn sense ls2 u
efficacy Of the Great We!
came known. muitifG4es Fl
turned with loath!l- I'm !
strength-destroying potion: e
the fashion TO drenca tie aa
appetizing, yit4lizing p-5P'a
finest roots, herbs and al,a
research at the disposa d -@
oIutions never 90 baChRaa
the present the imporA11 I
forcing nature in her sr':.
been more and more vldaI
ated by the sick and i1s u
thousands of HOUSEHOLDS b.
looked upon as the one ILL., u:
Dyspepsia. General D9rl
Gus Weakness. Chills and 7,
and all conditions Of The l4!t|
token a lack of vital sl'!
silver ranges high, ana NV
itself into a den under U
this agreeable tonici' 'it y
against all the disorders
unwholesome atmospbe's 4
lieves lassitude and langas.-
tenn to endure with imp9-:
of exertion. Of all l1'l.g,
medicines, it is the puFe' ID
Nprrp Auow either par
any Bowel Affection 70 ~: ~, I
Gus consequences may ~
Carminative Balsam at Ill., 49,.
be promptly, safely anu ~
EIGHTEEN years hay. haze s ~
case of Ague. or Chl !: .a aa4 J 4
Sballanherper's Pills, II an
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-08-07

A Kansas City (Mo) special says more bod
les have recently been discovered in the Bender
graveyard, and that there was clue to the
whereabouts of the Bender family.
Mrs. VIM. Dowds, of Lewis, Iowa, being in
something of hurry, poured kerosene oil on
the fire in the cook stove, few days ago.
Lively times ensued, the burning oil being,
thrown all over the room, and a ten months
old child was burned to death.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-08-07

LITTLE boys and girls are fined 81 a
head in Chautauqua County, New YORK;
Tor boat-riding on Sunday.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-08-07

WE see by the Chlcag9 u,
q GAMBLE have reduced 3.
established and popqG /
GERMAN soar. Its Pree- !
rior quality makes it Tie
the best soap for consgna
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-08-07

GENTLEMEN leaving h,
mer trip should take WITH.
OF Warwick collars. r
clean longer than linen
satisfaction.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-08-07

HAVE you mtiammltq7
joints, or lameness from q
Have you rheumatic Or o.f
of the body If so, ua
Linintcnt, internally and q
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-08-07
THE NAE'i'

NEW T0RA
BEEF CATTLE .....'''''''''.
HOGS-Dressed, ,,''''''',., ,m.
SHEEP-Live.. .....''''''
COTTON-Middling' 100"
FLOUR-Good 10 Cno,o'
WHEAT'-No. , sprlns
CORN-Western a1<u''''
OATS-Westerh, New
RYE-Western ,..'''''''''.
PORK-New Mess. '''''''
LARD .......,..';,:;,','arp
WOOL~DOmestlc I ''''. r,
REEyEs-Choice $500
Good.
Medium
Butcher s.e's
Stock Catt!s"'..
HOGS-Liye. ....., 80.
sSHdEEP-Good TO ch0l'' ~.
RITTER Choice
q nnRE Whit White .Wintsr bS7'
~ Spring E a..Ii,g ID.
GRAIN-Wheat11soPss-D,ss 49,
Oats-No. 2''''
Rye-No; -> .; SsT
Barley-No' =
PORK-Mess. ..,~
LMAnRn H, q ..
Fleece :. TnnliTssbsd
Pulled ,c;sclss''
nrD Family, Wv"
F Fl1I kTrFfR 5ni.! ....,.....''- 81.
CONN.,. ..,.'
OATS. .....''''''' ....".''
RYE. ....,...'
PORK-Mess ''''' 49,
-1. n. c,rrnBrs j: { i |
HOGsnnAr,s IlXY...,..I;,''' -,
SWdHRNhNo. : Mixed 49,.
R4ESNe' ':s:: ~: a..
LARD y! VIM
FLOUk.,otyna ping m 10. IT,
No. s..
CoK T., ~ 2. ~
o "a No 1....,.''''', ~. -. =,
K b. IrV?-No. 2. d
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-08-07

A dispatch received at Madrid on the LIST an
nounces ship fight at Malaga, and the defeat
of the insurgents, with a loss of eighty-seyen
killed. The insurgent fleet had sailed from
Almeria, causing great rejoicing.
Carlist force, 1000 strong, attacked
Portugalite, seven miles from Bilboa
on the morning of the 1st The
garrison made vigorous and successful
defense. The Carlists were defeated with a
heavy loss, and driven over the Galinda River.
1t was reported in Paris, on the LIST, that Don
Carlos had captured Estella, with the entire
garrison, which surrendered as prisoners of
war.
The bill granting eos 900 per annum to the
Duke of Edinburgh, on the occasion of his
marriage, was passed in Committee Of the
House of Commons, on the LIST.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-08-07

MANY persons suffer gi2.
nervous headache, usua.7.
ness, indigestion, etc. S-
relief if not cure, by s4,.
with small doses Of ~.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-08-07
no ask ot6f for FhE-usslng's H.. :
'hoiera and D.,

alleled preparation Il b5iA !. s.l.s
mails Of its wonder + reg e
pans, than any Other u r,,5s
the public. And nd , bleala
from persons of eTer T5 q.
and every rank Of H. e7s
nfst rFeespectability, and nj. y.
c @loh n The nature Of dises..:
the tn line of pre TaS II ID
. cholera, Cholera Nor 1gsl,
troubles now so conno ~
: MEDICAL MAsIAcs -
of medical men 50 ~:
1 formulas that all chan, H.
IKE innovations. Ties J
are are, fortunately, inca5s5
enle1 in this practiess II, .
VINEGAR VINEGAR BIrTERs are o..
Nervous Nerve, Debility, Il
countless other diseaa
remedies :,, of the pharn. !
possible pos: to thrust down.
1elllgent lnvalids "heros !
al poison, or to per, r, |
adulterated alcohol, NJ
cheap astringents, al
or q "balsamic prepns
bITTERs, d pure bon,1'
Alternative, guiltless Of H.
ed or fermented LIQUOR i !
plishing what the nirr.
cure-mongers have 50 Inns
ed but have never yet MI
these circumstances !, i,~l
this medicine has taken Il
those burning fluids na
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-08-07

Florida I1 iEd5v giys,v ii % ao,Y>>>
vwsals, comgo, as 5o fSoea'
whom We're H.. VI the VI,
A circle Was Ss a. ngT.:
t co9n center TE, HOLDING ID i55's2 !, t4s /
man, n4n1. A mutual w.t. WITH
Whole ce remonr. tIclaap. |
"hole comnarn Alter ]. 4
Dear-meat and bo eaacei
nights. y 'Atg in
in Ba 'a5 ls''S t5s AZ "a
lllfee separate a,to oslet d !,
RF d. yer. house t '' sf1s.s !
loi some time, sba h,ef ID b.,
fbession, saying s'f tl Al h \ ]
nave a little i'm ND. u b
she knew they 'S Ts,. Nd !. !
.
no A ofbt for RhEo ss. Ii. :
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-06-23
70 CoRRFsPoNDENrs.

We give very freely of our space
to-day to our correspondents, more so,
perhaps, than justice to our readers
would warrant, but the topics treated Of
by them are nearly all Of them timely
and Of interest to the public. This must
he our excuse for breaking through a
rule, to the observance Of which here
after we must hold our friends strictly.
They must confne themselves to three
letter-sheets at fsrthest. They must
coudense. Communications Of greater
length viii hereafter be thrown into the
waste-bssket without even the courtesy
az q reading. We had rather our friends
should "cut and come again" than over
dose Us with columns Of words without
ideas. Hereafter we shall rigidly en-
1ogce our rules of brevity.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-06-23
ESTABLISHED 1910.
DEcnEE OF rHE so-CALLED CHOL.

As viii be seen 10y the figures pub
lished among our Local Paragraphs, -
the disease which has carried of SO
many OF our citizens has so rapidly de-
cliued within the past twenty-fOuI
hours as to lead us to hope that, with a
continuance Of the present fine, cleal
weather, intensely but seasonably warm
we may be able to announce, in q
few days, its entire abatement.
The deaths yesterday reported amounted
10 nine, showing a decline Of fifty pei
cent. as compared with those of previous
days. With continued prudence on the
part Of our people-prudence in personal
cleanliness and diet, and care to Keep
their premises clean--Our citizens, We
think, may be sure that we have passed
the worst. and that hereafter throughout
tle year We are to enjoy good health.
Within the past eight months we have
bgen soreiy tried in person and pocket.
The epizootic, the smallpox, the effects of
the Boston IRE, the dirty and low-grade
cotton, the meningitis, the freeze-up'
i'm the river, these, and many other dis
asters, We have managed to live
through, and even survived all attempts
U lrighten our people into a panic over
this so-called cholera, and at last see
light ahead. We have passed the worst.
The sky Is clear again, and the air is
pure and balmy. Let us accept these as
indications Of a frightening prospect,
as the harbingers Of the /" better days.
for which we have been looking ever
since the war closed.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-06-23

LOUISVILLE, June 22.-The reports OF
cholera here are entirely groundless.
Although there is anxiety, there is no ap-
prehension of cholera, the city up to this
time having been absolutely exempt.
The board of health announces that the
health of the city is better than during
June for several years. The sanitary
condition is far better than ever before
t<nnun