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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-06
GlI.n discovery.
-. clair County iMich.l COrreSpondencG Of
Albany Country Gentleman.

-. Clair County tMich.) Correspondence OF
Albany Country gentleman.
We are having very interesting
mystery here in the shape OF the second
edition Of the famous Cardiff Giant.
Two ,u.n living in the Town OF Kim
lall, ten mile, from Port Hudson, while
out Auu,iGg stopped To gather specimens
ut stones from Il gravel bed III Pin"
River that was washed out from the
buul, Lar byduriug the !ro,hct y year
a.o. In this loose bank they uncovered
:, stone resembling the face of child.
After locking Mt It in wonder Tor q time
they, thinking of the doubt that hangs
over the discovery of the famous giant,
went on. and brought iiitcrn or twenty
men t. witness this before taking 1t out.
II was then removed with Il mass OF
Gravel adhering. The face, chin, throat,
part of right arm and shoulders breast,
part OF one arm and whole of the other
showed distinctly in perfect form, and
all the rest merging into Il mass OF gravel
and snail stones, Cemcnted together the
same ~ seen in any gravel PIT, The
rigLt arm Is bent, the forearm Is lying
acros> the Aody; the other is bent below
the elbow. The eyes are well defined
and very broad; forehead flat and sIopng;
nose, small, sharp; nostrllS open; lips
very thin, fiat; mouth well defned--curve
Of lips perfectly naturalj chin square,
light depression or dimple over the
breast bone; also just above the arm
where the ribs meet, or at least jus! below
where they meet. The form otthe breast
is perfect The skin on the surface Is
smooth, not showing the marks OF tools.
Some call II u pctrilied child, and az.
count for the great breadth If the head
at the eyes by some pressure that hatten-
ei the forehead. Among the small stones
are pctriicd coral. smells, &C., such as are
very common through this country. Can
you tell US what 1t Is?
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Women as NOters.

From the Women's Journal.
Some time ago goodly number OF US
tax-paying women put our heads togeth-
or and firmly resolved that, let people say
what they would, we should attend the
next school meeting. We would become
power in the land, and set good exam
pie before the world by letting our light
Shine. so that all might see that he had
an influence which was not silent, and
that we were not afraid TO use it either.
The long-expected day at last arrived,
but about the middle of the afternoon an
appalling thought struck me-what II
the rest should forget, and | be the only
woman present. That would never do?
SO | Immediately made q walking notice
myself, and went about from house to
house proclaiming the joyful tidings that
the time had come, to be sure to be there.
Now we are very brave lot of women,
not easily frightened. We know it is
both right and proper for US to vote, and
are determined to have our rights in spite
of all opposition and ridiculc. But the
men, who are always trying to oppose us;
had appointed the meeting at the wrong
time. Some OF the women "were tired to
death and could not possibly get there
some were not at home, and Others had
neuralgia or toothache By night | sue
ceedcd in getting together IN army OF
four, including myself, and boldly we
started forth, determined to conquer or
die.
When about half way there, voice
family said. There are not enough OF
Us to amount to anything"
~ am afraid | shall have to go home
alone, said another feeble voice; and IL
don't want to 60" trcmbled forth anoth-
er.
Just as opened my mouth to combat
with these objections mine eyes fell upon
three figures going in three different d.
rections, and, lot stood alone on the
sidewalk, with mouth and eyes both open,
meditating on the uncertainties and dis
appointments of life.
Instantly | resolved that if | must re-
treat, ut least | would do so honorabIy,
and raising my Voice courageously, said,
Ladies, want YOU to understand that
twas not me that backed out
There was no reply; they were travel
ing very'fast, and probably did not hear.
| gave one longing look towards the
schoohouse1where the men were voting
for AN officer whom | did not want elect
cd, hung my head, aud went home.
RHoDA MUNGER.
-Par- Paw Michigan.
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Ia Favor of Rifle Clubs.
from the AgriculturiSt.

From the Agriculturist.
We are pleased with tn. genera! IN
terest now manifested in rifle shooting,
and for several reasons. First, on public
considerations. Our country has always
depended upon its citizens for defense.
Our Independence was achieved by
militia men, whose sure aim was too
much for the disciplined, but poor shoot
inc armies Of powerful kingdom. In
Europe immense armies are maintained
at AN expense that brushes the people
Here are few figures showing what it
costs 10 sustain their armaments in time
ot peace, and how vast number of men
ARE withdrawn from productive labor
The first column includes regularly en-
rolled soldiers, though considerable
number of these are partly engaged
in other occupations in time Of peace;
Annual Cost
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KATE FIELD in London letter to the

y
Louisville courier Ounui says:
Shakcspeare's greatest theatrical tn
umphs are yet to come, for never mas cul-
ture pervadcd the dramatic ranks. That
il will is an inevitable u progress. Shake
speare is more frequently acted in Amer
H., than here because the average of IL
telligcnce and education is much higher
with Us. The lady who sat beside me
during the performance Of As You Like
Il" had II ever before seen oUc of the di-
vine Williams plays, and wanted 70
know who wrote it! Are YOU aStonished,
then. to learn that there were people who
went to see, Irving's Hamlet IN complete
ignorance Of the plot? Macbeth, which
Mrs Batemcn is 10 revive next week at
the Tyccum. will be a revelation to hun
dreds of Her Majesty subjects?
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Total S,Ull,vO
Sln2,l2B,UOI

In this country we average about
$4,000 men IN the regular army, and
half Of these could be- readily dispensed
with, were it not for our peculiar si.un-
tiuu with the Aborigiurrs, who must Ice
guarded n we'll as guarded against,
10000 Regular, would suffice to picket
the Publications and protect them from
decay. and supply a-maII national police.
We have no occasion for an offensive
war. and need have little fear for i,.
fcr,Ive one. We Gun well depend upon
our citizens in case OF an unjust war
forced upon Us. From the battles OF!
Concord. Lexington, and Bunker Hin, to
now, the citizens trained 10 use the rifle
acknowledgements wild animals, have been
powerful! adverSarics III battle. Many
Illustrations Of this were seen in the
late domestic conflict The western and
southern men were - match, one 10
three. against those from the older
eastern state-, where the rifle had nearly
gone into disusc. We have seen some
of these contests, and from the nature
/ Of the case, we would prefer 10 90 into
/ battle with 1000 men who could each
pir!, oiF his enemy at fourth TO half II
! mile, than to be one I'll 10000 such
Sio"'',I a. W. ,,, L.,r - fla I-,iraJ
States in l3Gl-65.
i'll, ,I,E ,or.,a' m,itritv Of the men.
t ,n. - ,"J stiII .tnsd;ns.s and conf.
Jenr. 80 That ut the distance of 800 wards
- o,,'..iv,b NJ 81 milo they car strike a
81, ..,r,,,,t ,a,bnnl With eyer second
,I,., -, -, ,nJa 2n 40 inch TARGET ,r
L'It - - ,,,rn No,c sunp..,.
.,,, On ooO e o,r towns
,""' n.o TX sncb marksmar
,ho ,.1,,r,, and middle aroI
M. .,,,lr q y,u.ri,I
w ID. az !r.It ,,,;Il;i, oor.I
t'.'''',o ~, ,Lr.e Millions 81
'o' ,''',',' ,.,',o ,,,,,aiIy nude M .he
WA , .,',.,' ~ rIrnIo With sucl
,.,,t, .l,..,cJ officers :, direct
W. 49,, -. .,.oa.i,r roo,ir,J mn
"'t' liam '''N I;I,.l,., 49,.
o.''. i'a' "I;l,, ', ,,,a,nc.,i,n a. every
u Nl''I.' - -d,,,,Iars COSTS ne ,LoH,
S5lli l',.t, ~ ra,..,l c.,
Sl'"oo'ooV S'''' va, .a ''o," -, ar,n,
'i''"' '"" VA, aTI or,ronrioto f,rr
u'"n SIM ,.',', t.., - a,'',,,ro,,o
Vt NV '', .;'n r. r;go cIuh. sunnlvinr
, . ''lni".'o ,s ,ar nroctire and insfruc.
tng'" ~g"I ,".la ~ :" mnrb for a na,.
:o,,' WIZ" ,.;.u, 'o Of tGc subject
This j. thc dav Of athletic and ether
gcll srn-fs h,'I nI,vinc. boating. etc.
and W. nre sorry TO say, Of horse racing.
Most Young men would take more pleas
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RATES OF ADVERTISER 9
THE DAILY REGISTER.

one squares inch space. o,
One time s al one m0nth.....S 6 90
Two tiIn,S.... - Three months. II 10
one week ......... > - one year.......... - W
one square changeable once a week SoO
Special Notices - per cent additional.
Advertisements 10 occupy fixed places %
per cent additional.
cuts Will be charged double for space
occupied.
Double column advertisements, 50 per
cent additional.
Local Notices Is cents per line-Gm no
Iocql notice IUtH be inserted for tess than ONE
DOLLAR.
All dvertisementS, except for establish
Ell business houses, must be paid for IN adj
vance.
All bills due on the first appearance OF
the advertisement.
Bills with regular advertisers rendered
quarterly. .a.s., 9,
Yearly advertisers will be confined To
their legitimate business, and all auYer-
easements not connected with II Will De
charged for at our regular rates.
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THIS is the way il strikes that liberal
paper lin the right sense the Springfield
RcDuJEtau: Mr. Grants too brave a man
to be letting on to be "scairt' of the
Pope. We are not likely to see angeles
or union Of Church and State in this
country than the small one which
has been brought about by our Method
ist cardinal, Brother Newman. The at
tempt to manufacture an artificial "r"l.g-
ions issue" for use next year is forcioom-
ed to failure. The American people can
not be induced to look al the Popes too
through magniiying glass.
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The almost unmarked grave Of Edgar
Allen Poe. author of "The Raven was
opened in Baltimore few days ago, to
lay the foundation for the monument
about 10 BE- erected 10y his admirers. At
Il depth Of five feet the coffin was found,
in rood preservation, after laying there
,rgrly twenty-six years. The lid was re-
moved and the skeleton WAS s,cn, almost
in perfect condition, and lying with the
long bony hands rcposlnS one upon the
other as they had been arranged IN death
The Skull bore marks Of greater decay
the teeth from the upper jaw having be-
come dislodged, but those in the lower
we're all in place. and some little hair was
still chngins near the forehead. Beyond
what has been described nothing was to
be seen. \ correspondent has sent the
Times a small piece OF the coffin, almost
crumblng in decay.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NELL & ElLlNGHAM,
Wholesale GroCers,
1905 Main st.
Have now in store and for sale.

Have now in store and for sale:
200 Half Bbls Lake Herring.
lOJ White Fish.
80 No. 3 Mackerel-
30 " No. Mackerel.
~ Packages Mackerel, > and in quart ,
barrels and kits.
y Tierces choice Carolina Rice.
80 BblS choice y. q. MOlaSSeS.
81 Hhds choice y. .. Sugar.
50 Bbls SyrupS.
90 BblS Standards 4. b. Extra {. GrnnU-
lated, Powdered, Crushed, Franklin and
&C Sugars.
500 Bbls Flour, embracing White Rose
Keystone, ldlcwiSe, Howard and Othc
standard brands.
100 Bags prime 10 choice Coffee.
- Half Chests prime To choice q. l.
Teas.
so Caddics prime 10 Choice q. =. Teas.
Our Tobacco embraces Halhro0k's j. h
MillincrS, PAGES and other good AMI IT,,
liable brands, among the best In the conn
try. our stock Is fun and complete. and
viii be offered To the trade at the loves
market price. We invite close buyers
all and EXAMINE our stock before pure
cSiug elsewhere.
amarillo NELL & ELLTN GHAM
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BAN
CAPITAL, S25O,OOO
SURPLUS, 100000.
JOHN K. BOTSFORD, President,
GEO. ADAMS, Vice President.
NJ. A. CHANDLER, Cashier.
Bank of the Ohio Valley,
Successor to
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF WHEELING.

This Bank Is Organized and prepared to
transact the business of banking in all its
details.
II succeeds the First National Bank Of
Wheeling; is owned by the same Share
holders, and is under the same manage
ment.
By carefully regarding the interests ofits
correspondents ana depOSiiOrs, and by a
prompt and faithful execution OF their
wishes, II hopes TO merit their esteem and
confidence.
Notes and Bills discounted.
Collections made on all points through
out the United States.
Deposit accounts subject TO check at
sight received from banks, bankers, Trims,
corporations and individuals.
Certificates of deposit issued payable on
demand, or at fixed dates.
Interest allowed on special deposits.
DIRECTORS:
JOIN X. BOTsFORD WIN. b. SIMPSON.
JACOBS. RHODES, WM. 4. TURNER,
GEORGE ADAMS, JONI l.. HOBBs,
GEO. W. FRASZHEGM, JOIN +. WILSON,
HENRY VI. HARPER, my2l
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Mr., B.-"Good morning sir: l come
to tune Your piano Deaf old gent on
porch-"Eh? didn't understand what
YOU said II come to tune your piano
You viii have To speak little louder
II come to tune your piano. "Oh, you
come from Louisiana, did you? Well,
that's good: sit down and tell lis all about
il - Boston ,Iouruai
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at'heelins Ae9lster.
Terms, by Mail, in Advance.
nATT,Y REGISTER.

one year.........SS % Three months...S2 90
SIX mouths. " one month. 10
TRI-W EEKLY REGISTER.
Published every Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday.
one copy, yr..Si ~ one cOpy,6 mos.S2 90
WEEKLY REGISTER.
One copy, yr...S2 10 Five copies, yrs 400
Our COPY. = mos ~ Ten copies, Yr. Is VI
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TIME SUBSCRIBER WOULD RESPECT
FULLY inform the public that he has
this day associated with NM In lhr
I.y.lry bn>.nesS, MIR. j. q. Dillon, late Of
a.. drIu of &. +. Brown & Co., under the
firm of Turner 4 Dillon, al my old stand
No. l2lIS Market street, where We would be
nanny to see all OF our old friends aud lois
Oi new ones. W. A. iOh'' '''''
SEl.rEMNEE 2nl. lNIl. up
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III rs NJ q
Fire and Marine Insurance Co.,
OF WHEELING.
100000
nrr1cr PEABODY INSURANCE CO.,

Wheeling, W. Va, April ,, 800.
uNHE CHARTER of THE FIRE AND
Marine Insurance Company of Whr9i-
ing. expired April |, 1873, and its uueXpir-
ed IRE business has been reinsurcd by the
Peabody Insurance Company oi W hcrl-
ing. w. Va. MS shown by the Resolution
ana certificate annexed hereto. All claims
Tor loss or damage that may occur after l.
o'clock NJ, April !, 1875, under any fire
policy issued by the Fire and Marine In
Surance Company, and in force, Will be-
adjusted and settled by the Peabody IN
suraucc Coz many. --.
J. V. l.. RODGERS,
Secretary.
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,frrcE FIRE & MARINE INSURANCE Co.

OFFICE FIRE & MARINE INSURANCE Co.
Wheeling, w. Va, March 81, lS55.
lPCsolrcd, That the proposition Of the
Peabody Insurance Company of wheel
ing. for the reinsurance OF the fire bust
ness Of tins company, be, and the same j.
hereby accepted, and the President OF this
Company, togetherwith McsSrS. Reid. Cos
horn and O'Bri"n, are hereby appointed 4
committee 10 conSummatc the transfer Of
Of roIuSurauru. Provided, that upon rN-
animation Dy the committee of the assets
OF the Peabody Insurance Company, II is
found Ia bc perfectly responsible.
Signed. {. II. COLLIER, Sec'y,
WILSON, President.
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SUCAR CURED TONGUES.

INST RECEIVED A LOT OF SELECTED
j Reel Tongues. They are very large.
- K. J. SMITH,
i.y, Cor Market a Fourteenth SIS
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inquest prices PAlu. yNb
Y NV BOOKS: "TIIE WAY WE LOVE
- Now, Anthony TrOllopc; paper 81 ~:
ri". -. Rome and the Newest Fashions
~ N''lSlun Gladstone, VI. p; clio. Sl..1.
N"Nl,", our Next Door Neighbor, Gil
nrFt LAWN; clio. $40. "Thc CaIterwood
.'''l,., Virginia ". Johnson; paper "uc.
u"HkS anu Tears, Detroit Free Press
Man paper, illustrated. de. New books
every day, and orders for any publication
solicited. city Book Store. STANTON &
DAVENPORT, No. - Twcii,h ~, octl
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The ChiId'S Cure When Teething,
L a UG HLINS'
INFANT CORDIAL

Soitens the gums, allayS the pain, reduce
Inflammation, controls the Bowels. cur
ing summer Complaint, bySCntcry, III
arrhpa, FlatulcnC". WIND Collie, Sc, Nc.
II Is being used 10y Physicians In their
daily practice, and being recommended
by them forchlldrcn tcvthiuglH hundreds
OF cases every day.
For all1yiug pain, relieving irritation or
inflammation OF the Gums, regulating lhr
Bowels, strengthening weak children, ana
giving them rest by day and night, moth
ing gives 50 perfect satisfaction as this
preparation.
Every Bottle is Warranted.
And there has never been bugtlr I,.
turned IN the many hundred thousand
sold.
Remember, one child In three dies he
fore the NTH year. Many of them might
be- saved by having reliable remedy on
hand got up ~ pr,S~ly tor such disease IN
children are subject tp i'm infancy.
For relieving pain ana procuring rest %
stomach ana Bowels, Commissions, tulc,
Gripping Dlarrhua and Dyscni"rN % VIII
give Immediate rrlIvi. IL really keeps
children healthy and makes mothers
happy.
sold by Drugg SIS and Dealers. Prize"
~ cents.
LaughIin Bros. 4 Co., Projectors,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
No. 81 Main street, hccIing, ". W..
Oct2g
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B a NJ * .
The very best IVOr d one at
the very lowest figures.

Estimates and samples furnished on
short roticc. Give Us an order and b"
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Upon examination OF the assets and
liabilities at the Peabody Insurance Com
pauy We are fully satisfied as 10 its re-
spC1stbnity. Signed.
JOHN REID,
a. WILSON,
I'M. :. GOSHORN,
THOS. O'BRIEN,
Committee.
WHEELING. March 3lst, 1875.
The Peabody Insurance Company r"
Snrcttullv Solicits IA continuation OF The
patronage OF the late Fire and Marine IN
Surance Company, guaranteeing satISiac-
ION 10y tair dealing, ample protection ana
prompt settlements.
M. RAILFN, President.
LEWIS BAILEY, Cashier.
LILY. RODGERS, Secretary.
DIRECTORS.
YIN BAILEY. :. p. Hildreth,
AlonZO IOring, Henry Is. MlIltI'
M Adams Henry SChmulbach
James T. Barnes, Dr. W. j. BATES
Thomas Hughes. pa
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-01-22

b,iitom six inches m diameter and ten inches l long. riveted to the fountain, made, no doubt, ] t,' set over standing post and thus kept m position and used for a fountain, water basin or some other purpOSe-wbat, We cannot conjecture. X stone hammer or hatchet was also found in sinking the same well. The query arises, who were the people that made an used this relc-what it's use? Every day and every hour find something of in terest, relies, ruins, inscriptions, scenery and numerous other matters which keep me ever on the alert and ever interested.
 THE CLIMATE
 During tue winter is superior to any | have ever witnessed and cxPerienoed-the ther- mometer at 6 A. M. shows 56 degrees, at 2 F. NJ. 70 degrees, and at ?. M., 6 degrees-at- mosphere clear, dry and pure. The noun tains are all rich in mineral, the soil in the valley can by irrigation be made exceeding
 y productive, but nothing of importance can be done to develop the natural resources of the country until great trans continental railroad is built, for which the old Arizonans have so long waited and prayed for. No people in the world have suffered as they have. For long and weary years the mur- derons Apaches have waylaid, robbed, mur dered and plundered fathers, mothers, sons and daughters have been waylaid, killed and robbed horses and cattle stolen; camps de- Str0yed, and every atrocity committed which these red devils could devise. Now the prospect brightens. Gen. Crook has done Lis duty nobly and well Gov. Stafford. Dele gate Mccormick, and hundreds of others less known but equally brave and true, have nObly assisted in the good work, and now, with Pacific Railroad, the future of Ari- zona must be bright and prosperous. It is to be hoped that the present Congress will to their duty to the people here and give them a railroad. I find on conversing with the old pioneers here that all have suffered by Indian dcpradatiops; members of almost every family baye had near and dear friends murdered and horribly mutilated. Mir. Moore, with whom am now stopping, in forms me that he has helped bury seventeen of his friends killed by the Indians. which is but one instance of hundreds. H. C. H.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-01-22

When man is weak and weary at night, no friend will stand by him longer than lamp-post.
 Mrs. Burlington says that on Thanksgiv- ing day she allows like to fill himself to his utmost rapacity."
 Rather than see it neglected, thrifty eastern farmer Is raising potatoes on the grave of Tom Paine ICourIer-Journal
 The meanest thief in the world has been discovered. He lives in Massachusetts and tried to rob Ben Batler of his hard-eafned savings.
 And when the blushing San Francisco bride showed the check for Sl,0O00O0 to her husband. he burst into tears, and ex- claimed with intense fervor, land even this shall not separate usn'
 Artificial butter-making has never proved a success. The difficulty lies in putting in the hairs so that they look natural.-TTerre Hau,e Gazette.
 A rich, but parsimoncus old gentleman. on being taken to task for his uncharitable- ness, said "True, don give much, but if you knew how it hurt, when give any thIng, you wouldn't wonder"
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-01-22

To ExTINGUISH KEROSENE FLAMEs.-The alarming frequency of accidents from kero- sene flames, coupled with the great difficulty encountered in subduing them, renders the acquisition of any ready and convenient means of extinguishing them matter of much importance to every household. Per haps one of the most ready means is to throw a cloth of some kind over the flame, and thus stifle it; but as the cloth Is not always con venient to the kitchen, where such accidents most frequently occur, some one recommends foHr a substitute, which is always at hand in the kitchen, and which it is said prompt ly extingui,hcs the flames. It rapidly ab- sorts the fluid, deadens the flame, and can be readily gathered up and thrown out of doors when the fire is out Ex
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-01-22

Wonder if the Democratic members of the present Legislature Aill organize the Dem- ocratic party p If not they will ignore "precedent"
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-01-22

Idaho Territory only owes SG9, ,625. .4G bonded debt ani SGo,64274 in outstanding, warrants.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-01-22

shooting originated over me u,lc ,o .uo mine.
 June 7.-Born in Tucson, to the wife of P.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-01-22

Sept. 5.--John Dorn and Daniel Kennisop. mail carriers on the New Mexicn rnute ,rore
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-01-22

when judgment will be taken agalnsI yvu .,. .-- . anornf. fngrfhel Hifh and sfaI.ages fa
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-01-22

StllitH anu M!>> -hafy simmons.
 -ai i,sis- ., s79 Asssrsad in rnfsan Iahn Wss-
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-01-22

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Arizona weekly miner., 1875-01-22

y feet in the Isl north extension ef 'he eray Eagle mine. in tks rigsr sss;Eis, SayaIas county A. I.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-01-22

v - ..sr 2; - = -
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-01-22

MATCH ZU.-BOTu m IuCcOD, 70 tIlC WIG Ol
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-01-22
VOL. XII:
ARIZONA.

ITS UyDEFELOPED MINERAL AND AGRfCCL- TURtL WE4LTH-IMHENSE TRACTS cor BRED WITH WILD HENI'-4STONISifING NG FIELD OF CHAIN, FRUf7S AND FEGETI- BLES-IRRIGiTI TON THE ONE THING NEED FUL"-THE PLACER AND QUARTZ MINES OF COLD AND .SILTER-THE INDIANS CHINA TE-ETC.
 t,...,.,.,,,J,nc, c,, I,r1neiS,o ChroDiclr Jan q