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Arizona weekly miner., 1875-01-22
N or ICE.

have sold my interest in the CHAMPION" southwest of the Plaza Prescott Ed. G. Peck who will in connection with my old partner, NJ. Alexander lec all debts due the house and settle all just demands against 1t. MARK GARRETT. Prescott Arizona, December 23, 1874. Wishing to start the business of the New Year on A cash basis the undersigned prepared ray their indebtedness and to receive all sums due them.
 T. N ALEXANDER,
 ED. q. PECK. Prescott, Arizona, December 23 1874.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-01-22

THE MINER has much the largest last of !Snb- scribeys of any paDer ia Arizona S0utherH CaiJor- nia or Neto Nezico and is of ootgse, the best ad- pertisiag nsediAs ip asis great southern belt of country.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-01-22
N o T IC E..

All persons interested in the War Eagle loie CgoId bearng 4th extension north of discovery location and in the 2 extension north of the LOreDo lode (sver bearng poin beng in Bradshaw district lavafai county Arizona and who have not paid their proportion of the expense cured in the amount of work done said mines as re- quired by law hereby notified that if they do no, within so days from the date hereof pay to Capt J. P fargrave the amounts due their ownership in the said claims will be forfeited. in accordance with the mining laws now in force WORKING SHAREHOLDER
 Prescott, January [, ls15. janswI4
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-01-22
Ghe ~ gniaer.

There is not totca riIage, military post, faTDi- isg mining settlement ATiz0ttG in rhich Oae Ainer does not circulate, aad copies of it selt to erery Staee and Territory of the Union rhieh, coupled scita is age aud standing, naake n q reTy desirable aireTtistag naedtuna
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-01-22
N 0 T IC E..

To D. J. Marr. G. Opdyke. C. c. Beau and the Repre- sentative Of H. Bowers deeeased in Eclipse lode, 9th Extension North. Tiger District. Yavapai county, ArzOna: You hereby notified ha; if yos do moi appear within ninety 9O days from the da hereof apd pay your respective proportions of the expense in- cured in the amount of work done said mine as re- qured by law. the undersigned will claim forfeiture of your interest in said mine accordance with the mining laws now in force A. GILMORE.
 Prescott A. T., Jan. 1, 1875. ianswl4
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-01-22
Seminal Weakness.

Seminal emission is the consequence of selfabuss This solitary vice depaysd sexual indulgence is pracced by the youth of both o almost unlimited extent producing with unerring certainty the following morbid symptoms unless cOmbated by scientific medical meas viz Sallow countenanee dark spots under the pain in the head ringing in the noise like the tng Cf leaves ttlng of charrio uneasiness about the lons weakness of the limbs confused vision blunte in teee loss of confidence didence in approaching sran gers dislike 10 form acquaintance. disposition to. society, loss of memory, Imples and various eruP. tions about the face, hectic hushes, urred tongue te breath coughs. consumption, night sweas. wonomaDis and frequent insanity If relief be not obtained. you should apply immediately. either in person by letter. and have a effected by hls and sci nfc mode of treating this disease which fails of efeeting quick and radical cure.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-01-22
A N O TT HI k R Q P Q R Y " WIT '

TO INVEST FEW DOLLARS WITH POSSIBLE RETURNS OF THOUSANDS. IS OFFERED BY
 THE DISAPPOINTMENT OF PUBLIC LIBRARY OF NY, TO THE 27th OF FEBRUARY. NEXT OF THEIR FIFTH AND LAST CONCERT AND DRAWING. THE ENLARGEMENT ARE PLEDGED TO THE RETURN OF THE MONEY IF THE DRAWING SHOULD NOT COME OFF AT THE
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-01-22
NOTICE.

TOJ. S. THOMAS owner in the second west extension of the Black Lode Yavapai county. Arizona: You are hereby notified that if you do not appear within ninety @ days from the date hereof and pay your proportion the expenses incurred in developing said mine the under signed will claim forfeiture according law of YOU, interest in said mine. ID. c. MORELAND.
 q. A. HAMMOND.
 II. M. HERBERT. Prescott November 20th Is74. nO20wl1
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-01-22
Cured at Home.

Persons at a distance may be CURED AT HOME by addressing letter to Dr Gbton, stating symptoms, length of time the disease has continued and have medi cine promptly forwarded free from damags and curiosity to particular part of the country with full and plain directions for use.
 Persons writing to the Doctor will please the name of the paper they this adv ertisement in.
 By enclosing Ten Dollars coin in a reQistsrpd letter. through the Postofce, through Wells Fargo & Co., package of medicine will be forwarded any part of the Union.
 All communications strictly confidential.
 Address, Dk- ]. IT,. GIBBON,a my221y. Box ! a57. San Fnnciseo California
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-01-22
To the Unfortu D n a te.
 NEW REMEDlESi NEW REMEDlESl

Uh. G1bBUN D U1OI ENOAnI l, N NO. 623 KEARNY STREET, CORNER CON- Al " mercisl, San Francisco. Private entrance
 M on Commercial Street. Established in 1854. for
 " the treatment of Sexual and Seminal Diseases, such Gonorrhea. Gleet, strieture Syphilis in all it's forms. Seminal Weakness, Impotency, etc., etc. Skin Diseases of years standing and Ueerated Legs successfully treated.
 DIR. GIBBON has the pleasure of announcing that he has returned from visiting the principal Hospitals of Europe. and has resumed practice.
 The Doctor has spared neither time money in seek ing remedies and has returned with increased facilities for the alleviaton of human suffering.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-01-22
NOTICE.

ns ELIXIR or PERUVIAN BARK WITH PRo
 VS soxide of Iron at KENDALL'S Drug Store
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-01-22

Ex-Deputy Sheriff, in settling with the Board left S25 to his credit That beats your Sheriff long way who ran of and took the money with him. SALT
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-04-24

Yes, palace is the name, for no other word
would express the grandeur of his present res
taurant. Thoroughly renovated, repainted and
vanished, furnished with new carpets and 'urni'
turc it is now unqucstonably the finest dining
hail outside of Chicago We would be pleased
to give detailed description of his elegant suite
Of rooms, but want of room prevents 10 our
many readers VIC win say that you will be amply
repaid by locking through his establishment
Henry desires us to state in connection with
this article that Mcssrs. Hossack u Hcitrich
haze done the ornamental work in rcmodellng
his rooms, and that he extends n cordial invita-
ton TO all to call and examine their work,
which he claims to be second to none on the
continent
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-04-24

The "Timist" wing of the Second Advcn'
list religious sect had set Monday night al i.
o clock as the precise time when Gabriel
would blow his horn, and this world should
be burned up like scroll, and Christ would
descend from the heavens with shout, and
so on. There were actually thousands oipeo.
ole in Chicago and at other places who 50
confidently believed these stupendous events
vould occur at the time indicated, that they
gave away all their earthly possessions, and
clothing themselves in their white robes, pa
,iently whilcd away the weary hours in pray.
ing and psalm singing all day Monday and
Monday night expecting to be picked up by
the first train for the New Jerusalem carly
Tuesday morning. There must have been
some disarrangement Of the time table, how
ever, as the train failed to connect.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-04-24

In the libel suit tried this week before the
Superior Court Of Chicago, Of Alice Early VS.
". +. Storey, of the Chicago Times, the jury
on Wednesday rendered q verdict for $25, 900
/. favor of Miss EARLY
The damages, Of course, arc absurdly ex-
cessive A letter for publication was re.
ceived one day last winter by the Times from
Rockford, signed by several OF the most re-
sponsiblc and respectable citizens Of that
place, containing serious reflections on the
character Of Miss Early The Times pub
lisled il a = matter Of course. IL turned
out, however, that the letter was forgery.
The Times being advised of the fact, at once
made every reparation IN lis power 10 Miss
Early and offered a large reward for the
detection and apprehension of the forger.
Under such circumstances ii ia obvious
Hiss Early can have suffered no ser
Gus damage In character, and there: could
save been no malice on the part of the Times
- Justify the intliction of heavy exemplary
damages II is mother case illustrating that
5ext to the ways Of Providence there is moth
nag so iGscrutable as the verdict Of petit
iary. A motion is pending for new trial,
md if that fails the case will doubtless 20 to
ne Supreme Court.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-04-24

The object of John A. LoganS visit 10
Springfield on the last day OF the recent ics'
lslative session is explained. 1t was to secure
Immediately after the adjournment $50 'ha'
the senate could not spoil the arrangement
by refusing to confrm,) the removal OF DlaJ'
Wham as one of the penitentiary commission
ers. This Maj. Wham had formerly been Lo'
CAMS particular henchman--his catSpa" IN
many big steal IN the shape OF lno'ah ap
propriations but it seems the MAJOR gre"
refractory forgot his prime lessons oil silence
and DIVISION" and so the coniederatcs quar-
relied, and now Logan is bent on crushing
him. The major, however, is still young ana
is pretty conspicuous politician in South
crn Illinois, and it is very far from being SET
tied vet whether he or Logan is to be the
greater sufferer from the quarrel
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-04-24
CONCORD AND LEXINGTON.

The American nation has just entered INC
circle of aseries of acknowledgements! cele-
brations. Last Monday was the Tooth ami
versary of the firing of the first gun OF the
revolution at Concord and Lexington, and
now every few months will bring us an ami
yersary of some sort connected with the revo-
luton, until We reach the finale at orktown
ard tho browning act in the adoption OF the
constitution In 1887.
Ghe celebration at Concord and Lexington
on Monday was great success. Concord Is
IL miles from Boston, and the single track
railroad leading TO the place, together with
all the available private vehicles, Ito say moth
ing of pedestrians succeeded IN collecting at
Concord congregation of 100000 people,
ana the number would have been $4,000 more
President Grant and cabinet, the Governors
of half dozen states, and thousands of other
notablc persons were present. Richard II.
Dana, ir, delivered the regular Grafton at
Lexington, and George W. Curtis that at Con
cord Then there was tremendous pubic
dinner, which all the reporters agree IN pro
nounCng "the vlcst dinner ever served IN
Massachusetts," with more speeches OF theI
prc-eminentiy spread eagle sort by Gen. Bart
lett Gen Banks, Gov. CASTOR, &c, &c, besides
poems by Emerson and Whittier. The day
was not over pleasant, and whisky rather
scarce; but with the firing of guns, the
clangor of forty brass bands and the loud
cheering of patriotic oratoTy, what more
could have been contrivcd to lend success to-
such q celebration?
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-04-24
OBITUARY.

NATHAN HARDY, an old and highly es.
ieemed citizen, died at his residence about
five miles west of Ottawa on Wednesday eve
ming, 21st inst His disease was what is tech.
nically called abscess Of the prostate gland, a
disease which, in the case Of elderly people,
IS said to be almost invariably fatal
Mr.. Hardy was a native of Vermont and
had resided in Illinois nearly forty years, be.
ing, at the time of his death, in his Tith year.
lie was all his life an active, hard working
man, and was, If not what may be called rich,
at least in very comfortable circumstances
lie was a man of strongly marked character
istics of good social qualities, big hearted
and generous IN his rough way, warm and
true friend. and a good neighbor, with few
enemies
Having been for many years member OF
The masonic order, his funeral was largely at
tended yesterday by the various masonic
lodges Of Utica, Ottawa, &c.
JAMES r. VAN DOZEN another Old and high
iy esteemed citizen, died at his residence in
Ottawa about noon yesterday, ofEuinsy, aav
ing been confined to his bed shout four weeks
He was about fifty years of age He came tf
Illinois about 30 years ago from tn, vicinity
of Clyde, N Y, and settled in Farm N!dge
IN this county, where he was engaged sue
cessfully in the pursuit of farming, unit.
some four years ago, when he rented his farm
and moved to Ottawa. He was a man noted
for his goodness of heart and noble purity
and iHtcgrity OF christian character. While he
could count as his friends all who knew him
he had no enimic-. His loss Is severely felt
by lurge circle Of friends and relatives
lie leaves Il wife aad three children.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-04-24
Mrs. O'Meara,

Just as we were preparing to go to press we
remembered that Mrs. O'Meara had been neg
lcctea in our rounds. A hasty visit to her mil
linery parlors convinced rs that we came near
missing the grandest display OF spring goods in
the city. We found her opening another large
invoice Of hats and flowers, and such beauties as
mortal men did never before behold. Hats which
would win lover for any damsel and flowers as
real as life
We also met the sensation Miss Tillon, mot a
daughter OF Theodore. She comes from Chica-
90 and is recommended as one OF the most fash
ionable trimmers in the garden city.
In stock prices and ability Of her assistants
Mrs. O'Meara's establishment stands without q
rival, and We trust that Remembering her losses
by fire., the ladies will at least call and see hei
stock and styles before purchasing.
Want of room in this issue prevents an itemiz
cd notice OF her stock and fashions
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-04-24
Millinery.

GRAND OPENING. all the time, The la,lics y i'll
please take notice that we are now receiving al
rect from New York our Spring Goods. Our
imported goods (qeauiae) ara of the most bcauti.
iul patterns. The French chip and lcghorn hats
are indeed bcastics. We have. and intend to
Keep, the BEST cheapest and largest stock in the
city Buying exclusively for cash and directly
from importers and manufacturers, we defy any
millinery establishment in the city to compare
quality and prices of hats and trimmings. When
we say this We don't mean 10 or dozen hats and
one or two pieces of ribbon; but we mean them
in quantities SO the most fastidious nav be
suited. Don't be humbuggcd into paying high
prices usually asked, and get inferior goods. Our
line of cheap hosiery cant be beat, notions and
fancy goods the same. Call and examine our
goods and you will be convinced
Lows MILLINERY AND N,rIEI STORE.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-04-24

Now thoroughly opened, Mr.. Gillcn'o cstab-
lishment Is thronged with customers. without
an attempt at bancombe we can safely say that
his stock is the largest in the city and sold at
the creates, bargains. His rush in trade demon.
.trates that the public are conscious of the fact
that he does exactly as he adyertises to do. We
would be glad to enter into detailed account of
his mammoth establishment but our limited
space prevents. Call and see him and you will
advertise him among your friends and ncighbOrs.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-04-24

John A. Logan, after allowing the statement
70 70 uncontradicted for II years, now that
all the witnesses are supposed to be dead,
has gone TO making aliidavits to prove thar
he didn't recruit company for the rebel ar
nv in Pope and Williamson counties IN lool'
Dorb,less John can find men in Williamson
county to swear to anything tor moderate
paw. But the politician must be a"ially
uard no who takes to afHdavi's.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-04-24

The Bcechcr cross.cxaminaiion closed on
Wednesday, ard it is admitted that Fuller
Ton failed completely to confuse Beechcr or
TO make HIM contradict himself. The trial
promises now to lose all general interest, un-
less the Woodruff, Bowen, &c, arc put upon
the stand, in which case doubtless the inter-
est might be prolonged and the nas'ineSs
greatly increased.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-04-24

The Mill RIVER region IN Massachusetts,
that suffered such fearful calamity a year
ago from the breaking away OF some mill
dams, had another catastrophe of the same
kind last week. By the breaking OF a dam
the floods were let loose and the villages OF
Wrcn,ham and Norfolk suffered damage to
the amour, of sooO,OO9, but happily no lives
Lost
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-04-24

1t seems President Grants life has been IN
danger from an assassin A crazy man was
found lurking around the White House scv,
eral DAYS last week, and on being arrested
could give no connected account OF himself
but was found armed with revolver with
which he expressed strong desire to intel
view the President. He was sent to the IN
sane asylum
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-04-24

At the municipal election at Strcator on
Tuesday the license party was victorious
elccling the following gentlemen; C. With
row, Robert Searfcnbrow, Francis Murphy,
D. Il. Little I. Musgravc and Francis Muir
ply, trustees, and James Gamblers, clerk.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-04-24
ODD.

The seth Anniversary of Odd Fellowship to
be celebrated in Ottawa next Monday.
The members Of the fraternity of Odd Fellows
will celebrate the anniversary of the establish.
mcnt of the order on this continent on Monday
next The following will be the order of exercises
At 9 o'clock =. NJ. the members Of the order will
form procession on Court sire ct in the follow
ing order:
Mai. J. II. Widmcr, marshal of the day
Jake Christman, j. b. Harris, aids
Ottawa Brass Band.
Sentinel
Members o. Lodge No. 800, according to rank
Officers of Lodge No. 800.
Past officers of Lodge No. 800
Sentinel.
Members of Lodge No. 500, according to rank
Officers of Lodge No. go
Past officers of Lodge No. j?G
Sentinel.
Members of Lodge No, Al, according to rank
Officers OF Lodge No. Al.
Past officers Of Lodge Al.
Nisitin" members Of other lodges, according TO
rank.
Sentinel.
Encanpmcnt members, according to rank and
station.
Past chief patriarchs.
Daughters of Rcbecca in carriages.
Grand Lodge officers and last grand officers in
carriages.
The procession, after passing through the
principal streets, will halt at the Plymouth
church, where the following programme will be
observed under the direction of the following
officers
Acting n G.-R Hcpning OF A.
Acting O. G-(ieo. w. Aveus Of 800.
Chaplain-H. ?. Moore 500
Master of ccrcmonles-J Q. Harris, p. c. I. &
p. G. Il.
PRoGRAMME
lst-Music
2d-Prayer.
:;d--Music.
4th-Oflicial announcement Of the origin and
growth of the order.
5th--Music.
Collaboration by p. c., +. !, Grisss
1th-Music.
Standardization,
The exercises will conclude the celebration
yet the ladies, not content that the "men
folks" should have all the glory, have made all
the necessary arrangements and will supplement
the days celebration with a calico and regala
hop at Willis dancing academy at night. We
anticipate a lively day among the faithful, and a
liyelcr night among the lasses,
Reynolds & Ely's sugar cured hams can be
found at Frcdmans.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-04-24

The Democratic victory in Connecticut was
more complete than Vas az "'s' supPoseo'
Inrersolrs majority over lis republican OPP
ponent was ASA, and over al. opposing can
dida,es G,66l. This is the larges, majority
given for any candidate at mere stalS c'cc'
ton ia many years.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-04-24

All towns an Illinois incorporated as cities
1nder tie general Incorporation act held their
municipal elections on Tuesday. In most of
.aen the only question at issue was license
r no license, and it IS notable that the vote
As ia favor of license in nine cases out OF
..nrr- fnfn
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-04-24

Miss Anna Fields has opened in elegant st!Is
at 50 Madison street opposite Zmmerman's fur
niture store. Her styles are fully up to the sea.
son and her facilities unsurpassed for the manu-
facture of fashionable dresses and cloaks Her
previous popularity together with her elegant
establishment, we are sure, will secure to her the
very liberal patronage of thr fashionable ladies.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-04-24

Professor s. S. Willis desires to express his
thanks to the parents of his pupils and especial
ly their mothers who so cordially assisted in the
nursery bal-mask He desires to say that the
costumes were much more gorgeous than he
could have anticipated, and that the presence OF
the parents gave to him an unmistakable assur.
aAce Of their appreciation Of his services.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-04-24
Goto Ford's rpianOs and organs, Court street
WpiA & Wolf

The cntcrprising firm whose names head this
article, report this As being the most promising
spying they have seen in Ottawa. Already
they have large number of contracts for the
erection Of building nd are getting more. On
yesterday a contract was given to these enter
prising builders for the construction OF large
residence for Nr sam. Psrr, three miles from the
city. From the plans shown Us, VIC imagine
that when completed, il will be one of the finest
residence &, o.. 'Nuu'v.
The firm, hav" purchased the exclusive i.-,.t
to use end Sc. Goodenow's patent sash adjustcr,
"a cut of which may be seen in their advertise
mcnt) This patent is acknowledged to be the
best combined stop and lock in use, and should
be seen by all who are either building or making
repairs.
They have secured corps OF painters, grain
ers and paperhanCers, and are now a complete
man ufactory. We wish them unbounded sue.
cess, and commend them TO our resders as per.
fcctly straisi 'f-. "ard and responsible men.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-04-24

Russell & Son Rre now through with the re,
pairs upon their building and have got their
mammoth stock OPEN Their room aggregates
80 feet in length by 20 in width, and is finished
in superb manner They desire 10 call espcc-
ial attention to their mammoth stock OF baby
carriages just received Give them call and
look throngh their spacious apartments whether
you desire to purchase or not.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-04-24

The jag Cooke Northern Pacific Railroad
. frally acknowledge its bankruptcy and
ssec irto the hands Of a recelrcr, who is TO
e ifihe concern en- be got into saitabl
are % borrow more money.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-04-24


The Atlantic collar, the best paper collar. at
VI, Stiefe 4 Cos.
Received 800 suits which will he sold at s.
each at A. Alsthuler's.
Remember Walthers opening next Thursday.
\ new stock OF those russell pillow shoes lust
received, at j. MegafIin's.
Received, 500 suits, which will he sold at A.
each, at A. Alschuers.
0Thc best, largest and cheapest lot of candies
and fruits at II. Wather's.
Remember Walther's opening next Thursday.
The best plow shoes in the market, at ]. Ne
gaflin's Call and see them.
DteO.
A, her home. near Ottawa April 2ad, 1885, DOEINDA
wife e William Gentleman Jagged Is yrs mos days.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-04-24

AcCiDENT--We are panied TO learn that our
friend Robert Murphy, formerly furniture
dealer in this city, suffered the loss of hand one
week ago today at his piau!ng mill in Mar
cpillcs
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-04-24

l.. b. Crooker having been unanimously
elected mayor of Mendoza last week. such
reforms IN the city government arc an'icipa
ted, that real estate has already advanced 800
ner cent.