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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1873-03-13
CITY AND VICINITY.
New Advertisements. To-Day.

AUCTION COLUMN.
Skeriff's Salem. Adams-F. o. Bailey g. Co.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Great Bargains-Covell g. Co. e-.r.s
For Sale-Limerick House-J. G. Harmon.
Removable. Nixon & Co. o..
Book Competitors Wanted Rand, Avery g. Co.
Bonds--H. NJ. Payson.
Union Ticket Office-Rollins & Adams
Proposals-H. +. Harding.
Found-Gold Ring. Inns
Daucy's Announcements.
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.
Balbriggan Hose-Anderson.
Spring Hats-W. L. Smell.
Factory Observation-Disclosures Baker 6 Co.
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BriefJOtfings

A perfect day in spring was yesterday
G.. A. r. sociable this evening.
The "Alhambra'' sailed yesterday
The New York line of boats are doing large
business this season.
S. B. Thrasher, ESQ.,, leaves for Florida in a
few days. Sa
1t is said that the house No. &C Free street is
to be converted into Catholic asylum this
spring.
Mr. Shiel played game of billiards at The
Preble House yesterday afternoon with Mr..
Bennett of Canada. 500 points up, and won the
game by 100 points-18O was his heaviest run.
The bell for the India street church has ar
rived and will soon be put in position.
There were seven arrests for drunkenness
last night, and every man arrested had a bot
tie in his pocket fkS FEs
Mr.. J. K. Philbrick of Standish, sustained a
paralytic shock )ast Saturday.
There was a thin attendance at the meeting of
the Reception Committee A. A. s., in the city
building last evening 1t is supposed major1-
ty of the members were over opposite witness
ing Dion's wonderful shots. A.
Federal street was noisy last night, there be-
ing more inebriates than usual wandering along
its sidewalks
Yesterday no tickets were sold at the P. S s,
P. r. r. station for Boston or intermediate
places over the Boston and Maine road.
The Sunday School of the old First Parish
Society beld their annual entertainment at
Congress Hall yesterday afternoon and even
ing and the occasion was very much enjoyed
Mrs. Susan Everett, M. D., will deliver an
address to the ladies at Chestnut street church
at 8 pm, to-day, on the subject of eating.
The lecture is free, and all are earnestly invit-
ed to be present.
There was lively runaway on Congress
street yesterday morning A horse driven by
Mr.. Samuel Hazeltine furnished the amuse-
ment.
Officer Slower arrested man from Gorham
on Federal street last night for punching peo-
pes heads promiscuously.
Ex-Gov. Morrill, and Superintendent Lin
coin and Brown of the Maine Central, were IN
town yesterday to look over the proposed plan
OF a junction with the Boston and Maine.
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ADVERTISERS naturally seek the means for
reaching the largest number of readers, and
those of the best quality. The Daily PRESS
fills the bill in both particulars better than any
other daily journal in Maine.
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Receipts by Railroads and steamboat.

GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY cars sundries, do
Shocks do potatoes do hams II do for Liverpool,
25 do lumber, do hoops, IA do for St. John, NIB, %
do for Halifax, Is do G T R, do oats, do four 1
do for Dominion Line, Is do sleepers, 1 do bran.
STEAMER CHESAPEAKE. FROM NEW WORKS.
bales rubber, do elk skins, 10 do jute, II do domes
TICS so hhds moasses dosugar SO boxes do 100 bbls
do, 100 rosin, 20 do birthstone, 60 do glassware,
hhds tobacco % bbs paint II casks lead 70 kegs of
white do 80 sets Wheels 600 hf chests tea 700 boxes
raisns, 100 do tobacco rs do saeratus, 80 do hard
ware 80 do drugs, 80 do pipes, 20 do cheese, II do
liniment, 80 rolls leather, 80 bdls paper 60 do do
hangngs 60 hoopa, 80 bags grass seed, so do shot,
bales corks, 20 do MOSS II do hair do pianos, 200
pks suudries
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STEEL Knives and every description of Table
Ware Plated, or Replated in the very best man
ner at short notice and at reasonable price, at
Atwood's New Rooms, q Market Square.
feb25-eOdtf
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european Murkcts.
LONDON, March 12-11.O0 A. M-Consols opened at
92s q 92t for money and for account.
American securities-U. s. 520s, 1865, old 93s; do
1867, $780, u s. 1040s, SO: new IS 90s. Erie Railway
81. . -a
LONDON, March $500 P. M-Consols and Amer
lean closed unchanged. Erie 52s.
LIVERPOOL, March $500 P. M.-Cotton closed
shade rmer; sales 1900 bales, including 1000 for
speculation and export.
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Illinois Consrcssmen Consursd,

CHICAGO, March 12.-The Illinois House of
Representatives to-day, by vote of 103 to IA,
adopted a resolution severely censuring Con-
gressmen who voted to increase their salaries.
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JOB PR1NT1NG.-Every description of Jos
Printing executed promptly, and at the loweer
prices, at the Daily PRESS Printing House, 10
Exchange st. VIM M. MARKS.
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A SPLENDID stock of holly wood goods just
received at Schumaeher's. mch10eod1w
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MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.

New style spring Hats just opened at W. L.
SHELLS Millinery and Dressmaking Rooms, 337
Congress st.
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Vice President Wilson lectured at Cooper
Institute in aid of fund for the erection OF a
Statute of Father Mathew in General Park
The Post-Office Department has directed the
Postmaster here that all letters for New Zea-
land and Australia, via San Francisco, will be
sent via England, and be treated as fully pre-
paid, but hereafter letters defciently prepaid
will be returned to the mailing office.
The State Senate has passed bill giving the
Court power to decide the qualifications of
iurOrS.
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BEETHOVEN CoNcERT.-To-night our citizens
will have an opportunity to attend one of the
finest concerts of the season, the third of the
Peoples Course. We present to our readers
the fine y.
PROGRAMME:
l. Overture-"Bandts'F rolic,". ........ .Suppe
Beethoven Quntette Club. s.ss- -
2. Song-"Lo! here the gentle Lark Bishop
Mrs. H. M Smith.
Fluta obligato Charles Koppitz) Il.
). Andante and Finale-From Quintette in E fat,
Beethoven Quintette Club.
4. Song-"Birdie Looking Out For Me-" By partic
Mrs, H. M. Smith.
8. Forest Scenes" .............. Schumann
"a sequel to the celebrated 'sTraumerei, arrang-
ed expressly for the Beethoven Quintette
Club by Charles Koppitz.) ~
0. Syrian LANDER For two violins obgato) Winter
Messrs. Allen & HeindI. FL
7. Andante and Minuett-(a trio from Quintette
IL ". Mluor. .1OZaTIs
Beethoven Quintette Club.
8. Violin Soo-Valse Caprice. ......... ,Saenger.
G. N. Allen.
0. Bolero 'Esmeralda,". ..................L evey.
Mrs. H. M. Smith,
10. Fantasia Brilliante "Bird of Paradise"
Bonegret
Andante for Flute with Cadenza, introducing
Double Notes. Allegro for Piccalo.
IL. operate Selection-From "Lucretia Borgia,"
Donizeth
Solos for Viola, Violin and Flute.)
Messrs. Mullay, Hend'l g. Koppitz.
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THE CENTAUR LINIMENT-has cured-does
cure, and will cure more cases of Rheumatism
stiff joints, swellings and lameness upon man
and beast in one day, than all other articles
have in a hundred years. One says:-I have
not held pen in seven months-now am all
right" Another, that, "The Centaur Lini-
ment cured frightful burn without scar;"
another, "It restored to use hopelessly lame
horse, worth four hundred dollars, etc. Try it
once 1t is wonderful thing.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.
Boutwell, Elected to the Senate.

nUutWciI EICCtcu ~ tuC SCNHBC.
BOSTON, March 12.-George S. Boutwell, was
elected United States Senator to-day in conven-
ton of the two Houses. The vote stood-whole
number, 275; Boutwell, had152; II. L. Dawes,
115; George b. Loring, 2; j. X. Tarbox, 2; VIM.
Whiting 2; G. G. Greene, 2; and Boutwell, was
oJo ro1a oil cd
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ALL the stock of Balbriggan and Cotton
Hosiery left over from last year marked sdown
to close at
AndarsOn's 2 DaarinO R1oc1,
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A lady writes 'smy nursing babe as well as myself
have been seriously troubled with Constipation.
Your Vegetable Specific not only speedily relieved
me but cured the child aiso."
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CALL at Schumacher's and see the largest
line of photographs ever shown in Portland.
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NEW YORK.
Northern Pacific Railroad.

New YORK, March 12.-At the annual meet
lag of the stockholders of the Northern Pacific
Sday the following Directors were
Rice, Charles B. Wright, w. B. Ogden, B.
j. j. Smith, w. G. Moorhead, R. HI. Barney,
VIM. Window, Jas. Stinson, B. P. Cheney
and Alhnrt A Catlinn
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BILLIARD ExHIBITIoN.-The billiard exhibit
ton at Fluent Hall last evening, by Messrs.
Dion and Bennett, was very pleasant show of
skill, and well attended. The table was not
what it should have been, and the players
found it difficult to make accurate shots. Dion's
greatest run was 159, and Benefits was 156.
Dion's average was about CO., and Benefits
about 80. Dion made run of IS at the three
ball game His fancy shots, which were very
fine, delighted the audience.
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OUT OF THE FIRE.

THE subscriber would respectfully announce that
l. he is already organized in another Mill and
ready to fill all orders for Bar Mills Oak promptly
as before the fire.
b. C. JORDAN.
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A FULL assortment of Passe Partouts just ar
rived at Schumachers. man10eod1w
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SOME more of those beautiful Powers heads
at Schumacher's mch10eod1w
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Adjourned.

|, FATHER DE RosE.-The remains of the late
Rev. Father de Rose were taken from the Epis-
copal residence, where he died, and inferred in
Calvery Cemetery at midnight, under the d.
rections of DR.. Foster, the city physician, who
was one of the attendants on the Rev. gentle
man during his severe and fatal illness. The
solemn funeral services will take place in the
Cathedral on Fri day Tomorrow at 10 a. M,
when the Rt. Rev. Bishop of the Diocese will
pontifcate, and the Rev. Father O'Callaghan
of st. Dominick's church, will preach the ser
mon. the full choir of the Cathedral will give
Schmidt's Mass of REQUIEM -
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being very light and the demand from the West very
large. Hay is steady at S1691S P ton for pressed.
Grain is firm at last weeks rates. Flour is steady
and hrm especially for family grades. Iron contn-
ues firm with an upward tendency Lard is rather
dull Leather is firm with an upward tendency
Lumber is in good demand both for export aad do
nestle purposes. Molasses is quiet; the first car
of new arrived here Tuesday but prices are not
yet established Nails are steady. IN oils therc are
no changes to note. Provisions are unchanged oi'
is steady. Sugars little lower as VIII oo SCI
seen by our prices current-granulateos oiiins az
Teas are unchanged. Tins are firm anu plates are
about o5c higher Wool continues dull but the opin
ion is prevailing that bottom prices nave pceh
ed.
FREIGHTS.-The demand for vessels for South
America still continues and several charters can be
had at about the rate of 500 for lumber. The de-
mand for Cuba has fallen off, and as the feet from
that island beginning to arrive there will prob
ably be no lack of tonnage for the West Indies.
Rates are firm. The engagements since our last
port are brig Daphne, hence to N. side of Cuba at
zoe for box shocks, 35c for shocks and heads and 81
for boards; brig Atlas, hence to Havana, aud back
N of Hatteras at S. for moasses and 55c for sugar;
bark Walter, hence to n. side Cuba and back n. Of
Hatteras at $475 moasses and SIC for sugar. schr
Addie M. Chadwick, hence to N. side of Cuba and
back N. of Hatteras, at S. for molasses schr Del
mont, same voyage same terms; schr w. B. Chester,
same voyage at SIS for molasses and 55c for sugar;
schr Bowdoin, hence to N. side Cuba at 20 for box
shocks under deck and IS for hoops ON deck; bark
Odn, hence to n. side Cuba and back N of Hatteras
at SASH for molasses and 52c for sugar; schr NJ NJ
Pote same voyage SIS for moasses and $3.50 for su-
gar sohr c. P. Harris same voyage, SAME terms
schr Fred Fisk, hence to Cardenas and back N OF
Hatteras at So for molasses and SOC for sugar.
Coastwise treights unchanged Sehr Laura
was taken for Georgetown, S. c. at 81 for hay Lum-
Der freights to New York are $3.50
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Thos. F. Foss, firm Hooper, Eaton & Co., Portland,
says, "your Specific has had faithful trial in my
family it does MORE even than you claim for it. As
remedy for Constipation there is nothing like it in
medicine"
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Domestic Markets.
NEW YORK, March -Evening---Cotton &c lower
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AUCTION SALES.
SheriGs Sale.


SLATE OF MAINE-CuMpERLAyp.s IS:
n naCHED on sundry writs and will be sold by
the 6tteenth d Of parties, commencing on Saturday
O'clock p NJ az SI march, A. D. 1873, at p and "a
Street. OPPOSITE BY F,: A. Day No los Middle
and c1nntp frid National Bank, in Portland
ty to wit; large and valuable assortment u tpye
games, pocket cutlery bill and PICKET books dru,ys
willow ware, work baskets writing desks and
boxes, perfumery and oils fine vases wIne sets
and saucers, mugs, and candy. Also triumph so6s
fountain, silver plated tumbler washer fruit coun-
tiers aud stands, three show cases, candy Jars etc
This is one of the largest and finest stocks Of the
above goods in the city and will be sold In lots to suit
Dated at Portland March II, 1873.
MATHEW ADAMS, Deputy Sheriff.
mrI3td +. O'BAILEY & CO., Auctioneers.
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THE NEXT YEAR

No efforts will be spared to make the MAINE
STATE PRESS more acceptable to Its patrsns Indeed
the Publishers will not relax their efforts to make
the paper necessity to those who have been accus-
toned to read it. We pledge that during the year
1878, the Weekly PRESS shall be more NEwSPA-
PER than ever, so that tho famil- that thoroughly
reads the paper will have all the current ecens Of
day. .-...t. ..i ral
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Boston Boot and shoe Market.

BOSTON, March 1.-THE shipments of Boots and
Shoes from this market to places outside of New Eng
land for the past week comprise 805 cases. against
33S68 for the same week last year.
The total shipments since january T. have been
2e11 cases, against 271 cases for the same peri
cd last year.
The essential features Of the market are unchang-
ed, and the demand for goods is steady but prices
rule low and unsatisfactory to the manufactured
Leather is very hrm, and with an increased demand
from foreign markets prices are likely to rule firm
and there is little prospect for any accumulation
There undoubtedly good stocks Of boots and shoes
in many of the Western and Southern markets, and
with these two facts in view manufacturers cannot
be too careful to keep down production to the actual
demands of consumers. There have been several
thus far has paid but moderate profit to any one.
The season continues very unavorable to the distri
button of goods and with suitable weather for getting
about there ought to be an improvement in trade.
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The Wool Market.

BOSTON, March 12-[ Reported for the Press. THE
following is list of prices quoted this afternoon:
Domestic-Ohio and Pennsylvania pick-lock G. a
Gle; do choice Xxx 50 q &c; do fine SO q 60c;
dunn So a Coo: 30 q SIC; Michigan extra and
Xxx IS @ Goo; fine 81 q 5Sc; medium IS q Coo; COM
mon So a 56c; other Western fine and X 81 q SOC ;
medium 81 q SOC, common So "a SEC; pulled extra
40 a 60c; superine 40 q s.; No 1, % q 40c; comb
ing fleece IS a zoe; California 20 a 47c; Texas 20
q 35c; Canada As q Coo; do combing IS q 80; Smyr-
ma washed - -c; do unwashed, -@-c; Buenos
Ayres 26 a 37c Cape Good Hope "a a SOC; Austral-
ian 43 q SOC; Donskoi -@-c Mestiza pulled so
a Toe. 60
Remarks-There is no material change to notice in
the Wool market, Stocks are light and manufactur-
continue to purchase in lots wanted at the
cent decline. Now that the auction sales are over
there is feeling that prices have settled down low
as they are likely to touch for the present. and we
look for steadier market. quote Ohio and Penn
sylvana X Xxx and above at 57A 9 621c; and the diff
ferent grades of Western from 55 to 60c P h. nclud-
ing choice Wisconsin and Michigan. Pulled wool
has been selling from AZ "a 65c for common and choice
super. In foreign nothing of any consequence has
been done.
In New York the market presents decidedly bet
ter appearance, and prices have taken q very firm
stand. Dealers express confidence that now the auc-
ton sales brisk trade will Immediately set
city, and are quietly purchasing lots to replenish
their reduced stocks
In Philadelphia there is very little change to re-
cord in the market and the tendency of prices is still
downward. A number of local and Eastern manu-
factxrers have been looking through the market but
manifest disposition to await the result Of the
ton sales.
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AN OFFER.

We will send an extra copy Of the WEEKLY PRESS
to any person sending US five lew subscribers, With
$40.
Special club rates may be obtained by applying
the Publishers.
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ENTERTAINMENTS
Peoples COurse-City Hall
GRAND CONCERT OF THE SEASON!
by THE
Beethoven Quintette Club,

of Boston, composed of
Mr.. G. N. Allen, thu celebrated Solo Violinist
Mr.. H. Heind'l, I'd Violin.
Mr.. }. G. Mulaly, list Viola .lr-
Mr.. Charles Kobbitz, I'd Viola and Finite. Ieader
of the Orchestra at the Globe Theatre and the
finest Flute player in Amerca.l ~
Mr. Wulf Fries, Cello. formerly Of the Mendelssohn
Quintette Club)
Assisted by the accomplished Soprano, MRS. H. NJ
SMITH, Thursday Evening, March 18th. Reserved
Seats 10 cents. Admission 80 cents Course tickets
Is cents, Tor sale at Stockbridge,s. mar7d1w
p. M. b.
pY request of many friends of the Blues, they
ID will give MASQUERADEa at their
Armory, FRIDAY, the 14th, inst.
Tickets rs cents. mar11d1w
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CARDENAS. Sch Calvin Harris-4500 box shocks,
400 shocks and heads, 10, 24O # lumber.
Brig David Bugbee-136 shocks and heads, 6000
box shocks, $3.50 hoops, $500 hid heads.
ST. JOHN NIB. Schr Arca-s00 bbs -four 100
bags barley.
Foreign Imports.
MATANZAS Bark Ellen Stevens-109 hhds sugar,
269 do molasses, Al ties do to George Hunt.
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Auction.

Auction.
MILL be sold at public auction on TUESDAY,
w March 25th. at q o'clock p. NJ, one and
half story Dwelling House, containing rooms. all
finished, with barn and ut-buildings attached. The
lot of land is IS by ITO feet within ten rods Of the
seashOre, situated on Cushings Point, Cape Eliza
FO. Bailey q Co., AuctiOneers.
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Valuable Machinery, En-
CINE, Boiler, &C.,
A T A u G L / o N
ON FRIDAY, MARCH 28th,
AT O'CLOCK r. VI,
we shall sell at
MELCHER'S MILLS $50 called)
ON WEST COMMERCIAL STREET,

the following property If mot disposed Of at private
sale: ..-tf
tubular Boiler 80 three inch tubes 16 #; sta
tionery Engine, ii pa Knowles Pump and ali
connections; K. Ball & Co. sdouble Surfacng Ma
chine; Daniels Planer IL feet bed IS in. wide;
| Edging Saw Carriage Table, &c.; large Splitting
| Saw Table; Myers large size Moulding Machine;
| Turning Lathe; Chuch Turning Lathe; Woods
| Saw Sharpening Machine; Irregular Moulding Ma
chine; Band Saw; Grind Stone; Swing Cutoff
Saw; Splitting Saw Wood Tables; Cutoff Saws;
r. Ball q Co.'S lemon Machinesi 1 Sash Sticking
doors; Smiths power Mortisiug Machine sash;
Boring Machine; l Panel Planer; 1 Panel Raiser;
ing Machine; Smiths Moulding Machines Smiths
Mortising Machine Sash: Blind Stat lemon Ma
chimes; r. Ball & Co.'S lemon Machine; Crimping
Machine; Wiring Machine Blinds Wiring Ma
chine; Main Shalt, Hangers and Pueys; 2 four feet
Iron Pulleys; 60 feet 3ineh shafting; large Hang
ers; Counter Shafts and Pulleys; Emery Wheels
Hand Screws; Iron futting for Moulding Machine.
F.G. BAILEY & Co, Auctioneers.
mch4 did
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Ian Bankruptcy-Assignee's Sale
ON MONDAY, March 18th, at II NJ, in Market
" square, 1 shall sell at public auction valuable
Cows belonging to the estate of VIM. N Lowe, BANK
rupt. C. p. MATT0CKS, Assignee.
BY r. d. BAILEY IL CO.. Auctic neers:
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The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1873-11-15
ENCOURAGE HOME INDUSTRY

We-call particular attention to
the new advertisement of VIM.
B. Hooper & Co. There is a
chance for AriZonans to patronize
a home industry, and enterprise
of immense importance. Nearly
every man in this Territory has
heard Of the enterprise of that
energetic and liberal firm, VIM.
B. HellingS and Co., Of Salt River,
who, at great expense have erect
ed large Touring mills, and are
grinding the excellent wheat
raised by the farmers Of Salt river
and ella Valleys, and are making
as good -four as can be made any
where. And here is the heavy
house Of Vim. B. Hooper & Co.
with their usual high souled Ii
berality, who, to encourage the
sale of this home production, pub
licly offer to present any one with
a fifty-pound sack of this flour,
who may desire to test it.
We have tested it at our board
ing house, (the Colorado HOteD,
and eaten as nice sweet light bis.
cults made Of it as anybody ever
ate in any country. Col. Barney
had the kindness to send us a
sack eff this flour. for which he
will please accept our thanks.
Those who remember the printer
will be remembered by the Lord
We intend to send this sack of
-four to a widow we know of.
Roll up from everywhere gen.
tlemen, buy this -four, and en-
courage the farmer and the mill
err, and you will thus aid in the
development and prosperity Of
the Territory.
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FORT YUMA.

We have had the pleasure of
visiting this post, and must say
that fol good order, quietness and
cleanliness, IT beats anything
that we have seen in the military
line. The officers nov in charge,
Capt. Wheaton, commanding, and
DR.. Rose. Medical Director, and
Its. McDermott and Broderick,
are gentlemen who reflect honor
upon their country and flag.
Lieut.. Flemming. a well-knOwn
known gentlemen and gallant
officer belonging to Camp Beale
Springs, is on temporary duty at
the post. A pr0tracted Court
Martial is now being held at the
Fort, at which are some officers
whose acquaintance we have not
yet had the pleasure Of making,
but hope to do so yet.