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Arizona citizen., 1873-08-23
OUR Prescott correspondence has

OUR Prescott correspondence has these items of general interest:
 The court of injury ordered to ex- anime into the administration of Cap tain Thomas Byrne at Beale's Springs, had adjourned and the Captain, on August ', started off on leave of absence.
 August ?, Paymaster Nelson, Sur geon Bailey and Captain Nickerson returned to headquarters from Beale's S Springs, and on the 7th, Col. Nelson proceeded to Mcdowell to pay the troops.
 August II, Dr. Tonner and Dr. Davis started to the Colorado Indian reservation; also It. Eagan to Camp Mohave and Dr. Reagles to Beale's Springs. Dr. Bailey, who had been unwell, was rapidly recovering.
 Sunday, August 10, gentle showers fell all night; Monday violent rain all day, and Tuesday, showers in the afternoon.
Arizona citizen., 1873-08-23
|" She.Shet" and sTilly-Chilly."

We are officially advised t h t Messrs "She-Shet and "Tilly- Chil- ly," the nations wards who killed Lieut.. Jacob Amy on the San Carlos reserve last May 27, have both come to grief. On the 9th, we announced that the first named gentleman had been shot and killed by a brother ward, and by late advices from Camp Grant, we are reliably advised that MT. Tilly-Chilly, who fired the sec ond shot at Amy, has been captured by the troops under command of Maj. W. H. Brown, and that he will be sent to San Francisco in irons for inn prisonment. Punishment and con- finement seem to be more dreaded by the Apaches than death, for they soon forget the dead and constantly contemplate the fate of the living in close confinement. Like Cakes Ames with the Credit Mobiler stock, Gen. Crook believes in putting the bad Apaches where they will "do the most good for the work in hand.
 The noble "She-Shet has made |" thirty-one," as they say on Salt River, and is now supposed to be with "his fathers;" but "Tilly- Chilly" has got to finger along, wear his irons, and enjoy view of San Fran cisco from among the big guns and sentries ol Alcatraz.
Arizona citizen., 1873-08-23
WaIlapai and Other Mines.

From a private letter recently re- ceived from Wallapai mining district, we get the following:
 Quite dull times prevail, but the mines look well. Some money is be- ing made with arrastrars and some by shipping ore to San Francisco. All the miners are in good cheer. Par sons sold mine in Cedar district for other parties, and was then down from San Francisco for powers of at- torney.
 Private advices from Peoples Val ley show that Fred Henry has several arrastres ready to run at the head of Kirkland Valley, and is bound to do well. A number of arrastrars are in operation in Weaver district and are making their owners money, and more are being constructed there, as also are some at Black Canyon. We also hear that several of these poor man mills are grinding out money in Bradshaw district. All of which we are very glad to hear and make notes of.
Arizona citizen., 1873-08-23
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN BY IN the undersigned administrator of the estate of Vicente Hernandez, dece ased, to the creditors of, and all persons having claims az ainst said deceased, to exhibit the same, with the necessary vouchers, within ten months from the first publica- tion of this notice, to the undersigned, at his office at the store os Zeckendorf & Well isch, at Tucson, in the county of Pima.
 VIM. ZECKENDORF, Administrator.
 Tucson, A. T., August Is, 1873. St
Arizona citizen., 1873-08-23
To the Public.

VNvHE LONG CONTINUED ILLNESS E- of MT. N. G. Flournoy, junior part her in charge of our house at this place, makes 1t necessary to close out our stock of goods at this place.
 To ladies needing elegant Bonnets, Press Go as or Ornaments; Gentlemen needing neat and useful Hats, Coats or Suits i; Farmers, Mechanics, Artisans, Owners of Trains and Merchants, our great variety of goods elected for you by the experience of the Oldest House in the Territory, ena bles us to offer you all great variety of articles exactly suited to your wants, while the necessities of liquidation places them at your disposal for prices that are sure to attract your interest and attention.
 CHAS. T. HAYDEN < co,
 TucS0n. August 23. 3t
Arizona citizen., 1873-08-23
MATTERS IN SONORA.

August 2, an associated press dis patch from the City of Mexico to the New York papers, merely announced the capture and shooting of General Manuel Lozado, and that there was great rejoicing thereat in the Mexican Capital. Very recently we have been supplied with the following interest ing particulars of the General and his career:
 He maintained, for nearly twenty years, his imperium in imperio '" in the State of Jalisco. His district of Topic was sacred ground, and neither the government or the revolu- tionary forces could pass through it without his permission. He gave se- curity to all political refugees, and government never attempted their capture when 1t was known that he had given them an asylum. All classes of criminals, once in his district, were safe. Six months ago, owing to his dissatisfaction with President Ter do, he pronounced and made war on the general government. This gage of battle was accepted and he was beaten and his armies scattered. On the 14th of July, he was captured and on the 18th was shot. Thus ended Lozado- highway robber, prefect, governor, general of the republic, general of a brigade under the empire of Max imillian, general of the army of Topic and dictator-a man without educa- tion and nearly pure Indian, but one of courage and will. "Vega" who had the idea of Western Republic, was his fast friend, or rather he was the friend of Vega" and always gave him protection. When Guaymas was captured by Colonel Viscayno with the little piratical steamer "For- ward" in 1870, General Lozado re- ceived the plunder, and the Mexican government could not make him dis gorge or punish the offenders. So th1s despotism within republic, this state within state, has passed away with Gen. Lozado.
 About Guaymas, the first rain of the year fell August 2. The corn crop looked most gloomy and the wheat crop was light. The future eight or ten months will be severe on the poor. Flour was selling at $5 per 100 pounds on August '.
 Members of the national congress had left for the City of Mexico. It was hoped that the Sonora railway franchise would be approved, although fears were entertained that Congress might so hedge it about with restric- tions that it would be practically nullifed. Mexico seems afraid to grant @ liberal franchise, without such limitations as make 1t worthless. Capitalists will not presently risk cash and much labor there without at least ample laws in their favor. If Mexico were wise, she would induce the heaviest kind of moneyed cor porations to engage in railway build ing and other enterprises of magni- tude on her soil. Once there, these corporations would find ways to give security to life and property, and any they could establish, would be blessings compared to the insecurity and stagnation which now pervade almost the entire country.
 WallaDai and Other Mines.
Arizona citizen., 1873-08-23

REGARDING railway prospects in Mexico. the Washington Republican of July 29 gives this item:
 The Hon. Edward l.. Plumb states that there is no doubt the Mexican Congress will ratify the contract made between the President of Mex ico and himself, granting certain franchises to the International Rall- way, which will open communication between the United States and the city of Mexico, and between the Pa cifc coast of Mexico and this country, the entire distance being 1,600 miles. It IS proposed to commence operations during the spring of next year.
Arizona citizen., 1873-08-23

LATE Washington dispatches say the Postmaster General will energet- ically renew his recommendations to Congress urging the early adoption of the postal telegraph system. The postal telegraph works very we'll in England and can be made to do so in the United States.
Arizona citizen., 1873-08-23
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Dissolution of COpartnership.

TvHE COPARTNERSHIP HERETO \ fore existing between John H. Arch ibald and NJ. McKenna, doing business at Florence, A. T., under the firm name of J |. H. Archibald & Co.,, has been dissolved.
 J. H. ARCHIBALD & co. Tucson August l5, 1873. At.
Arizona citizen., 1873-08-23
THIS dispatch to The San Diego Union is probably sensational:

BOSTON, August 13.-The most i'm portant railway combination of the period Is to be consummated in a few days, and will result in placing under the direction of single management all the railway lines between Halifax, New York. Boston, and all the prin- cipal cities of the East, South and West.
 The principal fgure-head in this gigantic movement IS the great Penn sylvania Central Company.
Arizona citizen., 1873-08-23

NE take this method of respectfully v announcing to our friends and the citizens of Arizona in general, that wehave just received,
 and are now open
 ing
Arizona citizen., 1873-08-23

NUR STOCK Having been selected with Vgreat care by one of the firm, and with special reference to this market, we are confident that we can sell our goods as
Arizona citizen., 1873-08-23
CHEAP IF NOT CHEAPER

than any other House in the Territory We are therefore certain that as to quality and adaptability to the wants of the com- munity our stock is unsurpassed.
Arizona citizen., 1873-08-23

For these sereasons we respectfully solicit a share of the public patronage, feeling assured that our goods and prices cannot fail to give entire satisfaction.
 FULLY, OCHOA & co.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-02-22
Location Of Houses.

The Science Of Heath has some sensible sug.
gestions on this topic, which are appropriate
here:
Houses should he built on upland ground,
with exposure to sunlight on every side. Dur
ing epldemcs. it has been noted by physicians
that deaths occur more frequently on the sha.
died side of the street than on the sunny side !;
snd in hospitals physicians have testified to
thereadiness with which disease have yielded
to treatment in sunny rooms, while in shaded
rooms they have proved intractable.
Let there be no boys, no marshes, no stag.
nant water in the neighborhood. Then let
the cellars bc thoroughly drained. lnattention
10 this subject has caused the death of many a
person. No father or mother should rest one
moment in peace while their innocent babes
are sleeping in rooms over damp and moldy
cellars. Cellars should not only be drained,
Lut thoroughly ventilated, otherwise the house
must be unwholesome.
let the drains also be constructed for the
ronltuctlon of slcps and sewage of all kinds to
common reservoir, at distance from the
dwelling, to be used for fey.ilizng purposes.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-02-22
How 10 Stop a Runaway Horse.

had neighbOr once, queer genius, who
never lacked in resources and seldom got into
difficulty from which he did not successfully
eXtg.cate himself. Once he had beautiful
Young horse, as handsome IN limb sly as he
was speedy and strong. He was perfect horse
beauty, but he would run away. Nothing was
lett uatried to cure HIM OF this very dangerous
habit. All the throttlebits and other devices
had been tried without success. he consulted
with horse breakers and followed their advice.
But i WAS a.. 20 no purpose-iun away he
would. Many advised him 10 sell the horse 10
some stage horse company 10 Kill off rs
usual. But they would give him no more
than they paid for old hacks for their use.
lie was not hopeless OF success, and setting
his genius az work he made a study of the an.
imars proclivlties. He observed that the ami
maj ran away at night, particularly if it was
quite dark and concluded that he would not
run if he could not see where he was going.
Acting upon this he made hood of leather
and so attached it to the haadstall that by
pulling cord the hood came down and GOV
cred his eyes, completely obsiructing his sight
Putting il Oh him, he drove to II favorable
place and let him have hls will In a few mo-
men,s lie was under full sail, when the crop
was pulled, and the hood fell. Mr.. Horse
could see nothing began to slacken Of his OWE
accord, and finally stopped stock still. Thu
hood was lifted, he began his pranks again
the binder covered his eyes. He was guideG
against AGAR, standing in the road, which hur
him some In little while he could not b.
whipped into a rul, he was SO afraid Of thu
hood, and was completely cured OF his habit
Prairie Farmer.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-02-22
SALE; ov REAL ESTATE

NOR'TGAGE f SAL r. or REAL ESTATE
county LA Sale and state OF Illinois, did the nnetesn,h
"a. ~ Iii By ss %aa s a 81 h
Der five in Block number one in Crot,ys First Addition 10
Bocs Five m
Town of Dwight in Livingston county state OF nlino!s
certain pro%ssqTy date WIN said mortgage
per cent per month a. iaad.t:d dam :ss
any par, thereof according ne tenor and eec.
alive: or attorney. amer having sasessed such sixty
y IL ss
county where said premises are situated may sell the said
.mpos Of I s ps Of ala he ~ hs
scutors or assign: therein ~ public vendus
llno At he time appointed in such advertisement or may
adjourn the sale from time TO time at discretion and upon
part in the of the party o, the second his
sr deeds for the in lee Of the premises sold and
shall apply the proceeds Of such sale lst the payment OF
naa4 attorneys fse. and a the smoua, due on said
note 3D. renderhg the ovepus any, to The said parties
which said mortgage deed was duly recorded in the Re-
IA? on page 5i said mortgage deed vas also recorded in hs
Recorders office OF Livingston county state OF Illinois, In
And whereas default has been made in the full payment
a s5 w ct s n, HGs rate ds sa g s IN
twenty third day October A. D. ISL, and payable 10 sale
Now, therefore. Jackson, the said rtgasee, D!
virtue Of the power OF sale in said mortgage contained dt
ISIS, O'clock in the forenoon Of said last inen,onec
DAY at TIE e s doc; Of the Scs Of o F. 3 SS
pane ysR 3 the , SAID Lot number n IN Bloc
county state Of Illinois motsased premise above described
and ali equity OF redemption said John n. Oaks AM
@ s' with wh to py SAL G s s
cos. and sxneases 10 the day OF sale. .,,v, ,-so,.
MAY,& wIpNER Attorneys. feel
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-02-22
,NAX SALE NOTICE.-publc notice d here

TAX SALE NOTICE.-Pubic notice is here
by given, to all whom II may that at sale by
the Treasurer and eXocio Coec OF La Sale county. H.
nos Of delinquent lands and lots and parts Of town
lots county other
FOR the sOand previous years held at the Court
House In Ottawa In said ed the 18th
OF June ISL and Continued from day day in pursu
OF law Harriet Rust, the eth day OF July ISL
the purchaser of the following described lots
bers Nine and Ten in Block number Six In mon Addition
~ Ottawa said lots taxed in the Of Z. c. Scovle
and sold Tor the and due thereon for the
and time REDEEM on said lots from said
sale and purchase will expire the 1th day OF Jly s3
Feb. s-3w HARRIET RUST.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-02-22
NblSSW
GUARDIAN, SSALE,-Nouceis hereby Civ

GUARDIA Ms SALE.-Nouceis hereby given
" that under and by virtue OF order County Court
OF La SANE county. Illinois, entered the January term OF
1874 shall Monday the twenty fourth day Of February
County Cour, House In the city OF Ottawa IL said county
and state sell at public auction to the highest bidder. the fol-
lowing real estate in said county Sale afDre
tad belonging 10 Maggie Ahern william Ahern and Richard
Ah-rn minor hers Of Honora Ahern, deceased wit
undivided eghtyone twohundedhs Of the northwest
and situated In said county OF La Sale and state Illinois,
TERNsThe sale Of said real estate be made for ash
upon time exceeding year and six months from
the time OF such sale ami such sale be sde Upon time
the shall TO said guardian
by mortgage the entire said
northwest quarter said section four upon other
sufficient the OF said purchase
with power OF sale such notes to bear interest the
ten per cent. per annum paya0e annually.
Dated February Sth, 1873. PATRICK AHERS.
Guardian OF said Minors.
j. B. RICE, Attorney. febS-3w
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-02-22
MASTERS SALE.-No,lcs rs n.rxn1 gl1.

NASTER'S SALE.-NoIIcs hereby given,
M That by virtue OF decree made ana entered Of
BY the Circuit Court OF La Sale county state OF Illinois,
the october term of said court 1872, in certain
then pending said court the chancery side thereof where
in George Avery complainant and John Avery Denn.
Avery Amanda Seyrore Warren NJ. Tlngley Morris
Fingey. Alice Shook. Burt Tingey Catherine j. Smith,
James Franklin Tngley Gaylord Niles Tngley and Rose
May Tngley were defendants shall Tuesday the fourth
day Of March 1873 the hour OF two O'Clock in the after
aeon said day offer for sale at the south door Of Conn
~ Court House In Ottawa In said county, al public auction
aud will then sell 70 the highest bidder following
property being the ordered by said decree be sod
that IL to
The Northwest Quarter OF Section number Twen,ysix in
Township number Thirty.one North, Range number One
East OF the Third Principal Meridian in the county OF La
Sale and state Of Illinois.
TRIMS SALYOne third ash In hand, onethird In
and thejbaance In from the day Of sale The
deferred TO be secured BY mortgage the land
sod and 10 draw interest the rate Of eight cent
est, PAYABLE annually, GEORGE NJ. LELAND,
febs-3w Master In Chancery.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-02-22

NOTlCE.-EsrArIoP WILLIAM DouGAN, DECEASED.
Notice hcrsby given, that the undersigned,
Of the last will and testament OF William Dougan, late of
county Of La Sale and state Of Illinois deceased win appear
before the County Court OF said county the third Monday
(bcng the IN day. OF March 1873 the Court House In OF.
tawa In said county when and where all persons having
claims demands against said notified attend
present the same In writing for adjustment.
Dated this .lst day OF January 4. D. 1873.
WILLIAM McNEAL
teb-6w Executor.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-02-22
iebi56w

NoIICES.-FsTATg OF NAPOLEON lIEAUBIES, DECD
Notice hereby given that the undersigned admnistra
tviN of the estate Of Napoleon BeauDen late OF the county
La Sale and state OF Illinois, deceased will appear before the
County Court Of said county the third Monday teng the
2lst day. OF April A. ls3 the Court House in OF.
tswa county when and where having claims
or demands against said estate notified TO attend and
sent the same In writing for adjustment.
Dated this 18th day OF February A. D. 1878. ~
ELIZABETH BEAUBIES,
0ebljSV Administrative.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-02-22

LNINAL sIITCLEME emf NOTICE.
Il ESTATE OF NEWTON FuRI DEcsAsrD.-Notice is here
by all interested in said That Squire
NJ. FUR, administrator OF :e estate OF Newtcn FUR, de-
will appear before the County Court OF the county
wa In said county on Monday the seventeenth day OF March
1873 for the purpose OF rendering account Of his
ceeRgs the administration OF said estate for the ANAL
Element
lebl4w II. l.. MEAD. Clerk.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-02-22
legal.

S-IAITr; OF ILLINOIS, Ia SALE Co--se.
:, IN tn Coca, C0sr eo, % My Tam d. l-S-is
thInse3g.
Mary 4. l.eedy -. Jesse Ieedy.
II appearing from affidavit file IN the Office CT the
CLERK OF said court that said defendant Jesse l.eey Is lot
resident OF sad state, and said complainant having fled
her TIL Of complaint in said the chancery side
thereof the 10th day February 1913. herein. and
summons having been issued thereon according 10 law
Notice therefore Is hereby given 10 said defendant Jesse
feey that unless you shall personally he and appear he
fore said court Al said term thereof to he held the Court
House In Ottawa In said county. the second Monday OF
May next, a. l-f (when and where said summons Is
eturnable and Plead answer demur except 70 said b
the same Will be taken tor confessed against and the mat
tiers and things therein prayed for d.creed accordingly
CHARLES II. HOOK, CLERK.
MARC WIDNE.. Solicitors iebl5-iw
NoT1CEc.-EsTATE OF VALENTINE DoIDER. DECD
~ Notice Is hereby gven that The undersigned executor
OF the last VIII and testament Valentine DOlder late the
county of La Sale and State Of Illinois, deceased will
before the County Court of said county third Monday
(bny the 2lt day. OF April 1873 at the Court House IN
ottawa In said county when and where all persons having
Claims demands against said estate notified TO attend
and present the same in writing for adjustment.
Dated this nth day Of February A. D. 1873.
WILLIAM SLY,
iebl5-6w Executor.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-06-05
Oratorio Of Esther

Considering that, for two weeks, IS sin
gers of Rock Island have been practicing
the Oratorio of Esther, under the instruc
ton Of the Bakers, and that they ought t.
have created some interest in the public
presentation Of the cantata, there was a
meagre showing of an audience last night
The entertainment was really deserving
and ought to have drawn a full house, -
and probably will this evening. Previous
to the first bell, Rev. Mr.. Mabie briefly
stated the story of King Ahasuerus and
Queen Esther The costumes were COR
geous and appropriate the acting a little
bit awkward, in places, but the vocal mu-
sic quite surprised everybody. There was
more sentiment and better taste
was exhibited than was expected
hearty applause being given to Fred
Head, Mrs. X. c. Smith, Mr.. Stonemar
lin Hays music store Miss May Akin
Miss Emma Davis, Miss Maggie Biddisor
and others The gem of the evening was
the solo of Fred Head, in the Sth bell.
Ii is to be regretted that few people
who probably never learned anything but
minstrel show manners, persisted in exhib
iting their delight by stamping, Iwhistlinl
and such vulgar applause If they coulc
learn to applaud with the hands only, il
would add much to the comfort of botf
audience and actors. Tonight, after the
Oratorio, the Bakers will sing a short pro
gramme, The hall ought TO be filed.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-06-05
NOTES. HERE AND THERE

Esq Higgins is confined to his room BY
sickness and is very low.
The Union is still urging the City Coun
Gil to spend money somewhere. 1t is much
easier to vote money than to pay it.
The bids for iron beams, stone, ETC., fol
Rock Island Arsenal were opened yester
day, but have not yet been declared.
Luther Wilson, son of conductor VIM
Wilson, has returned from Louisville where
he has been engaged in telegraph office
He was seriously threatened with lung dis
ease but is now much better
John W. Cross, street car driver, 0vel
the river, has deserted his wife and child
in Davenport, and left for parts unknown
She is represented as an innocent victim
of peridous scoundrel.
We regret that the Union is still unhap
py because Bailey Davenport has paid hi,
taxes. Suppose, neighbor, that you try
your hand on few dozen of your own pc
litical friends who havn't paid? Mr. Dav
export has paid up, and he is doing wha
he can to make your friends follow his ex
ample in that respect Can't you publish
few of the names of your friends wht
don't pay their taxes?