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Arizona weekly miner., 1875-10-01

\ ropsA To those who suffering from the errccS h VOl us and ndiscretious of youth nervous weak- ness early decay oss of manhood, 6c will send . ceipe thai will cure you. FREE OF CHARGE The great remedy discovered by missionary in S Gth America Send self addressed envelope 10 the REV. JosErH T.
 LYMAN, Station D. Bible House, New York City aRs1ns
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-10-01
Information Wanted.

Persons knowing of the whereabouts Of Crah Davis will confer favor on undersigned by addressing him at Prescott Arisora J.. DAVIS.
 Prescott, August 27. ls13 5m
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-10-01
TERRITORIAL
Extracts From Agent Clum's Letter to the
 Citizen.

I will not deny that am ambitious; and had not believed could grstify that am bition in a measure here, l never should have accepted the San Carlos Agency. Fraud, hostility, and murder mingled in the cloud that hung over San Carlos. The Ind ians then here were looked upon as treacher- ous and incorrigble-a tribe to be watched and feared-but not to be controlled except by the bullet. And when such men as Gov. Mccormick and Commissioner Smith said .'you can't" then determined at once ''to do or die" And now pledge you my honor that it was this purpose and no other that led me to San Carlos-a determination to bring order, peace and safety where before were Arrangement, disunion and uncertainty and to do this against all oppostion-not for pay but for the name. Now for evidence as to whether have labored for money or for success, you and the public are invited to examine my records and my actions
 am charged with dscourtesy in my con- versation with certain officers. If a plain statement of what consider my duties, and fearless expression of my determination to execute those duties against all opposition, can he considered discourtesy, then 1 have been discourteous to several, and so long as l have my position and my senses, l hope to be discourteous in this way to any who attempt to infringe or usurp'
 Let the military control Indians off the reservation, and submit affairs on the reser- vation to my supervision, and l can assure them they will be called upon to act when ever there is need for them and there will be no disscOurtesy or conflict. So far as the burning of the buildings at Camp Apache is concerned, it is matter be- tween me and my Department, and no argu- ment for or against the removal of the Ind ians. Regarding the letter signed "Jenks," it was not written by me, and there is no ev- idence of my approval of the same, but doubt very much if Lieut.. Whitney had a right to intercept that letter, and send the original to Department headquarters and . copy to me.
 If certain officers think would blush to place my record side by side with theirs, then let them say and do little more and l promise them that the trial will be made. -\%<&
 NEW PATENTs.-Through dispatches to Dewey S Co.,, Patent Agents, S. Five re- ceive the following advance list of U. s. Pat ents granted to Pacific Coast inventors, viz: c. R. Donner, S. F., horseshoeing tool; w. Eppelsheimer, S. F., device for propelling cars W. Eppelsbeimer, S. F. means for turn ing cars on short curves A. Paraf, $. F., iuxing composition !; J. Walker, Sonora, Cal, stamp mill feeder; NJ. P. Boss, Virginia, New, distributing quicksilver in quartz mills; A. s. Buckelew, Colusa, Cal, watch case spring; P Hinkle, s. F., device for opera ting throttle valves; W. H. Richardson, $. F., air and water heater; F. H. Ruhl, Stock ton, Cal, lift pump valve; J. Steiner, Men don, Cal, wagon wheel; l.. D. Stephens, Gold Run, Cal, ore washer kwong on Che ong, s. F., trademark for tea.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-10-01
Rooms to Rent.

THE BEST OF FURNISHED APARTMENTS TO be obtained sf the lodging house. on Cortel street.
 AIplyto MhS GREEN.
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N Q T I C E.

To J. Wallace other person persons dsnvine their title from the original oca.ors in the Black and Tan lead lode vein, situated in Walapai Mining Du trict, Mohave county, Arizona Territory:
 You hereby notified that if you do not appear within % days from the date hereof and pay your pfo portion Of the expenses incurred in the amount of w~ done in said mDe required by law. the andersssed will claim forfeiture of your interest in said mies accordance with the mining laws now in force.
 JAMES RILEY.
 JAMES McKUNE. Cerbat July. }. 1875 iylbmJ
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M A N H o o D, Revised and corrected by th. author E. de F. Cunss. M D.. Sc, &c.

M D., Nc-, Ac-
 Medical Essay on the ca.se and cure of premzsus decline in man, showing how kealrh is iDs and bow - gained IL gives clear syneess of the impelimens b marriage the treatment of and physical debility exhausted vitality, and all eher diseases spperaaine there,o the results of twenty suceefu praccs
 OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
 CURTIS oN ''MASHooD.--rhers Is member of soei ey by whom this book win found useful whether he be parent, precepior or eesyyman-iLondon Timea CURTIS ON MANHOOD. This book should be read by the young for instruction by he afflicted for relief fl ul injure DO one-lMed Times and Gazette.
 Price-One Dollar by msiI express Addrea the author DK CURTIS SEQ Surser Strset or P. O BsI 17 San Francisco. Cal. sepl7yl
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s U M M o N s.

 IN THE DISTRICT COURT, THIRD JUDICIAL District, Yavapai County. MARTHA STEBBISs Plaintiff, ,
 against
 JOHN STEPHENS, Defendant. Action brought in the District Court Third Judicial Dis triet. in and for the County of Yavapa in the Teo- " of Arizona
 The Territory of Arizona sends gree,ng,e John Stebins defendant.
 You hereby summoned and required 10 appeR in action brought against by the above named psaa td in the District of the Third Judicial District n and for the County of Yavsrai in the Territory of An zopa and the complaint filed with the cIerk os this Prescott in said county Ca copy of whh complaint accompanies this summons) within twenty days (exclusve of the day of serviceJ ser the sers upon you of this summons if served in this county but served of the county and within this district ihsa within thirty days in all other cases forty days This action is brought praying for decree dissovins the bonds of matrimony existing between the plsn- tG and defendant. the grounds of extreme cruelty. causing grevous mental and bodily suffering ie plaipdh And you hereby notified that if yeu fail 'o appsr and answer the complaint above required the plaintiff will take default against you and will sppy to inc cours for tho relief demanded in her said complaint and eoss and disbursements in this behalf expended
 Given under my hand and tbe seal of the said Dts
 trct court, at Prescott this 18th day of August, A.
 D. 1875 WILLIAM WILKINSON, ILSI Clerk RUSH WELLS, Attys for Plf sng2o9
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All the incest freshest spd HAiE PRErARAT1oNs Pou,des Oils Dyes and InvigorstOfs Luhins Genuine French Exrsct Soaps Powders and Cosmetques can os had at DR KENDALLS, Pioneer Drug Store
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-10-01

ed and painted inside and out, and will im- mediately resume her San Diego trips.
 Telegrans from Liverpool say that wheat is a penny lower in that market
 The complaint of the proprietors of the Bulletin and Call against the proprietors of the Alta for libel was filed to-day.
 meeting of the subscribers to the Bank of California Syndicate will be held to-nOr- row. when it is expected that definite ac- ton will be taken with reference to the opening of the Bank.
 Jno. Coony, a prisoner in charge of Depu- ty Sheriff Stinson, of Stanislsus county, at- tempted escape on the streets to-day. He refused to stop when ordered, and was shot by the sheriff and fatally wounded.
 Gold, IF; greenbacks, o5s.
 PACIFIC SLOPE.
 San Francisco, Sept. 22.-A new point of interest is about to be made in the journal istjc war. which has been going on here since the failure of the Bank of California. The Alta. yesterday, printed an editoral charging the proprietors of the Bulletin snd Call with having pursued the course they have follow ed during and since the late panic with the object of affecting the stock market and ere ating financial panic. As a consequence the Bulletin and Call proprietors, by their attorney, John F. Swift, are now preparing, and in a few days will file, complaint for h. bel against the Alta It is expected some interesting developments will be made during the trial.
 TERRITORI
 Tucson, Sept. 24.-The attraction of the week was the Violin Concert last night of Sefior Manuel Maria His performance met the highest expectations of the people. He undoubtedly ranks with the best performers. Persons who have heard Ole Bull. Ali How ard and Wienowski compare Marina's exc cntion favorably with theirs. He will soon leave for Yuma and San Diego or. bis route Eastward.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-03-02

The 81 riacfied Republican has adopted the
IIaetiee Of publishing authentic statements
often urged that all the newspapers should
adopt this plan. 1t Is the only way in
which advertisers can be made sure that
their money is not taken from them on false
pretenses. There are scores of newspapers
which have no circulation worth speaking
OF and In which advertisements are merely a
loss OF money. The advertising public, how
ever, have no means of discriminating be-
tween papers which have a large circulation
and those which have very little. If adver-
Users would agree to advertise in no paper
that does not publish sworn statements as to
Its circulation, they would find il as much to
their advantage as would the papers which
could prove the possession of a large list of
suoscribers.-Ne10 York Graphic.
Recognizing the force of the above, we have
adopted the sensible, business-like practice
suggested, and sworn statement of the reg
ular bona-fide circulation of THE EVENING
STAR appears at the head of this column.
The figures, large as they are, simply repre-
sent the FORMAL, average circulation of THE
STAR mainly amongst regular subscribers,
nj time when we are not publishing double
sheets, and no exciting events have occurred
to swell the circulation temporarily. We
believe that IL is no exaggeration to claim
that 10 is very much larger circulation than
that Of all the other Washington papers
united II is also within bounds to assert
that the circulation ofTHE STAR is not only
exceptional amongst afternoon papers, but
that in proportion to the area of population
reached, II is the largest of any daily paper,
morning or evening, in the country.
1t is a curious fact that when The STAR
came into its present hands, in October 1861.
its circulation (of about 5000 was considered
so exceptionally large that many supposed
IL could not be increased, even If it could be
maintained under the anticipated sbrinkage
OF the population and business brought here
by the war; but the result shows that THE
STAR has gone on steadily gaining in circu-
lation, year by year, until ii has reached a
point nearly three times higher than that
considered high water mark for a Wash
ington paper IN 1867. This demonstrates not
only the wide popularity of the paper, but
also that an intelligent reading population
has been growing up here i'm due proportion
with the notable material growth of the city
within the last half dozen years.
Il does not seem to us that the facts and
figures set forth above in regard to The
STAR need any elaboration. They speak for
themselves, and with convincing force to all
business men and other advertisers seeking
to reach the largest number OF readers.
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The Railroad War

The war OF the Pennsylvania and Balti-
more and Ohio railroads continues without
any sign OF surrender OH either side As was
supposed would be the case the action OF the
pennsylvania road in reducing the freight
tariff on Cumberland coal has compelled the
Baltimore and Ohio road to come down. i'm
The matter OF rates, twenty-five cents per
ton IL Is given out by the latter road that
this reduction is made sin view OF the gene
raj depression in manufacturing steamship
ard other business interests" but this de-
eeiyes nobody. IL is quite certain that the
reduction is made only because the action OF
The Pennsylvania road in lowering freights.
eompeis it, IL appears that the Cumberland
coal transportation business OF the Balti-
more and Ohio road has increased since 1858
nom seven hundred thousand to two millions
Of tons annually; much OF the coal going as
far north as the extreme manufacturing and
shipping points in New England. Under the
fresh impetus given to the trade by the re-
duced freight rates brought about by the
war OF the railroads, IL is probable that the
exports from the Cumberland mines, espe-
ciaily during The winter months when the
canal is closed, will be greatly increased.
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ssDDN1~V
Acreage Daily Cireuiati
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, q,

DISTRICT OF CoLUMBIA.l
UGShin6fOR County. ~
John Dice. FRESHMAN for The Evening Star
Newspaper Company, having been first duly
sworn, deposes and says That the figures
above given are correctly stated: that they
represent the number of copies of The EVEN
ING STAR printed and delivered from the
press room on the days named to supply the
current and ordinary demand therefor, and
that, TO the best of his knowledge and belief
all OF said number OF copies were actually
sold ard circulated as the usual a1d regular
daily editions of said paper.
Sworn and subscribed before me this ID day
IsEAL.1 JOHN Il. c. CLARK, j. p.
Samuel @. Young. Cashier of The Evening
Star Newspaper Company. being first duly
sworn, deposes and says: That the figures
above given are correctly stated; that they
represent only the regular and bona fife circu-
lation of THE EVENING STAR newspaper on
the days and dates named. and that no copies
were Printed or furnished for gTatuitious cir
cuiation, or on account OF any fictitious, ir-
regular, or extraordinary orders, or for any
other purpose than TO supply the current and
average public demand for said EVENING
STAR, and further, that all of said copies
were actually sold and circulated in the uni
form and usual course OF business
SAM'L g. YOUNG.
Sworn and subscribed before me this III day
OF March. A. ID. 1875.
lsrAL-l JOHN 7. c. CLARK, j. p.
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MtbAM HOWARD
hiss arrived from Europe, and can be consulted Of
her RocMs, No. 1908 y street. She can tell first
names Of persons and ages, Law suits and Mar
riages. She brings back absent friends and makes
speedy marriages.
The n adam Is also q female Doctress. She cures
all female diseases; also, Paralysis aud RheumA-
tern II satisfaction is not given pay asked.
~ No Gentlemen.
~fee, One Dollar. feb3lms
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Is life insurance policy void in case the
insured person commits suicide This aues-
ton has been answered both affirmatiyely
and negatively by different courts, and con-
sequently remains undecided. A case was
recently brought before the United States
supreme Court which 10 was thought would
nnaily determine the matter. but the decision
OF the court yesterday avoided involving the
main question, and was based on a legal
technieality. The case was the Mutual Bene-
Mt Life Insurance Company vs.. Newton;
error to the circuit court for eastern district
OF Missouri, and was a suu upon policy of
lie Insurance where the insured person COM
.mitted suicide, and the company refused to
pay The circuit court for the eastern district
oil missouri gave the beneficiary a verdict for
The amount OF the policy, and the company
appealed TO the court OF highest Jurisdiction.
pc supreme Court yesterday reversed the
judgment OF the court below. solely on the
ground that the latter tribunal excluded
certain evidence offered by the company
which should have been admitted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-03-02

II Is no trffiing matter to assault a letter
carrier while In uniform and engaged i'm the
discharge OF his duties, as is shown by the
decision OF the United States District Court
IN Baltimore yesterday, in the case OF one
Bristow, charged with assaulting a letter.
carrier. A conviction followed, and yester-
day q motion for new trial was argued.
The motion was overruIed and Bristow was
e. ~ slQe.
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The Montpelier Female Humane Association, char
Grand Gin Concerts, to establish and endov |. Home
for the Old Inhm, and Destitute Ladies Of Virginia"
q 1ontpelier, the fornsr rssidsncs Of Prssidsnt
The Associsiion d under the control Of eight trus
teee, six Of whom elected biennially By the stock
holders, end two appointed By The Governor al vir
Rsmittancss for ticksts may b nads By express,
lrs-paid, post once money order Washfngton, D.
o., OF b. registered letter, addressed 70
Hen. JAMES BARBOUR,
Prest II. y. b. A., Alexandria, We.
lelsrsnoss, By permission: h kxcsllency, James
Z. K@lera Governor Of Va; H. Exoellency, en-
e. Wifherl, Lieut.. Governor Of Va, and o. g. sens-
tor elect; Hon. Robert W. Hughes, Judge EasteFn
pistrict OF Va; esnaton end 4smbeu q Congrso
For fail 1srtscalars, ssstinonia,s. &C., ssad sor
circular.
xddrs:s Hen. JAMES BARBOUR,
Prest II. y. h. A., Alexandna, VI.
keliabls Aesn0 vsnted svsrysssrs. sus-soly
CARD:SThe .nder.ignsd IA. Ils.s,Es IN en-
IN general that Hrs. q. REICHENBACH
No AaS 18th strsst, sssr fsansyissnis
and that HoSE S.s SSs sbovs % i: sstkoI.sS J:
ell our Pfaaos Cor Washington, 0eoreetovu. Alex
andris and vicinity, and viii . shAnkfll for con-
Hnuance VI the patronage - u1kHAlly boBtOwod n
WILLIAN KNABB q CO.,
Piano uanufhctory No So wsst 1altinors arsst,
Haltinore, end No. as Btnh aven.e, New
York. tsbe-u
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The appropriation of $1,000 Tor the poor OF
the District. adopted In the House to-day on
motion OF Ger. Garfield. will serve 20 relieve
ar amount OF misery that is scarcely apprs-
ciated by the general public, but ii is known
to the Relief Commission. who for want of
funds have been unable to afford the iInpcra-
lively needed aid.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-03-02
Reading Matter on Every Page.
Largest Circulation in the District
DAILY CIRCULATION OF THE EVEN.
ING STAR.

For the benefit OF advertisers who desire
the widest possible publicity for their an
nouncements we publish the following figures
and statements:
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

E'oR sALE-oftrsde & T city property, improved
u rnimproved. fARM, twenty miles from
Atlantic City, end forty miles from Philsielphia:
twelve Ecres clear, two acres in vineyard, four
srres in cranberrie>, and balance in timber. Aisa
ffieen LIS, coy $50 each, in Egg Haroor City. ~.
j., end CHURCH, nearly new, basement foor,
with stoie walls end upper ball with frame walls
ard ~ s.eeples: size q Building about 5ox75 stand
ing upon tract enclosing eight lots fexl50 each.
Inquire NJ the cffice Of RI SELL, FAEHTZ CO j,
No. 81 9Th street northwest feb25-eoSt
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A n Z W B U O

A NEW BOOK,
BY A. G. RIDDLE.
Author of
Bart Ridgely, Alice Brand, a Romance of the CAPT
tai, Love and Politics, King Of the Lobby, Who
Would be Member OF Congress-
PRICE, Sl.2J.
For sale at
SHILLlNGTON'S bookstore.
In Cnr sir md
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DRY GOODS.

During this great sale Of Car pets will - 4 our
entire stock Of DRY Goods NJ cost, until take
inventoTy 81 stock which viii be about tAs Is; .,
March, FOR CASH ONLY.
w. w.BURDETTE q CO.,
Mes. 90. 9Th street, and 700 sIree, north
west feb2t ~
~ TIRE ABOVE GREAT SALE VIII Sc
CONTINUED FOR DNE WEN TONGER
nar2 - ". ". Isl RlsETTE 80.
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e. II EAT SALE.
ATTENTION. HoUSEkEEPERs.

We are going out e tho Carpet business, thsrrfsre
every piece ~ Carpet, OIL Cloin. and Mating "a aar
large stock viii be sold lees than cost, in Ord, 10
close them out AZ ouce.
GOOD fNGRAfNS viii be sold a, -...-.......... SO
HEMP CARPETfNG viii DO snld AZ -. 4 =
Lowell and Hartford 'khh BEST INGRAM
kfsinEN E 81 8 fys Il fiS9 BR tSS Els 90
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A & 7 4 o l. o G 7 4.
MADAME ROSS.

This celebrated Lady Ascrologfst aud Healing Me-
u, northwest. She has superior in deiineating
the Past Present, and Future. In love or business
her advice is invaluable. describing your friends,
pointing out your enemies, and informing you of the
sure way 10 success in al undertaking. Consults-
ton strictly confidential. Ladies', 81; gentleman.
Sl@. jyTly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-03-02

Snow is said TO be an excellent fertilizer
for wheat There ought to be a good wheat
crop this year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-03-02

WESTMINSTER HOTEL,
w ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN
NEW YORK,
Only one block from Union SQUARE, the meet can
trail yet quiet location In the city in the immediate
vicinity Of all the principal places Of amusement and
proved the past by the addition Of ty rooms
and passenger elevator.
feb4ly CHAS. 8. FERRIN, Proprietor
HYSONS HOTEL,
II No 7os @ STREET,
-N BETWEEN 7rH and srH STREETS.
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PERSONAL.

THE PARTY WHO TOOK SUN or MONEY
u iron safe Friday morning, 2s.h instant,
WALKER & CO.,
febz. ct Cor. ilth st. and Md ave. southwest
A NOVELTY FOR MARRIED. LADIES-Send
"a address with stamp, for information, MADAME
DURENE, Post Once Box los, Washington, ID.
q. feb5- I'm
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Il Card.

The undersigned begs leave to inform parties who
desire to settle their DRAINAGE TAXES AT A
DISCOUNT that he has the sole Agency for the
naynent of this tax by means of Drainage Warrants
a direct application will secure the lowest rates.
JAMES B. GUTHRIE. Agent,
ie6 en- 122 Gravier street