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The Portland daily press., 1875-07-14
FOREIGN PORTS.

D Ar at Hong Kong June &c, ship Rosetta Mcneil,
Ar at Calcutta June &c, baraue P Carlton, Kend-
rick, Liverpool
Sid 2sth ship Tmour, Robbins, Boston.
Sid I'm Rangoon =, ship Florence Treat, Short. for
=, Sid I'm Genoa June 81, barque Eva Fisk, Nichols
Trapani.
Ar at Seville June 20, brig Amy Lane. Carver
New York.
Ar at Helvoet July II, barque Fanny j Mcclellan,
Mcclellan, New Orleans.
:, Sid I'm Esinore July 10. ships Marcia GreenIeaf,
Bunker, New York; Lizzie Moses, Cox. do.
pa I'M Bmllpatam =, ship Nancy Pendleto1, Pen
Sid I'm Bremerhaven June %, ship Marcia c Day,
Chase. New York.
Sid I'm Gibraltar June %, ship Scotia, Drummond.
(from CagliaID tor Bath.
Sid I'm Falmouth June Of shin Nimbus I.eonard
from Lobos) for Antwerp.
New Orleansi
Ar at Falmouth, E, 18th inst. ship Blanchard
Ar at Greenock 10th inst, sch Adelia Hills. Gre
CORY, MatanZas
Ar at Queenstown 18th inst, ship Mayfower, Har-
rIngton, Matanzas; barque Helen Angler, Staples,
Ar at Callao June 8, ship Richd Robinson, Smith,
Molendo.
At Pabeon May 20, ship Loretta Fish, Carney, for
Europe. ldg; and others.
:, Cid at Valparaiso 4th inst, ship Col Adams Will
liams from Calao) for Cork.
Meade, New York.
\, Ar at Havana June %, brig Keystone, Frederick,
=, Ar at Matanzas 26th, barque Lavinia, Davis from
Cardenas.
Ar at Matanzas I'd inst. barque Neversink, Jarvis,
Cardenas; Sd, brig ] B Brown, BAN, Havana
Ar at st John, NIB, 18th inst, brig H Jennings,
Mahoney, Portland.
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MARRIED.

In Cornish, June 81, by Rev. A. Cole MIR. Horace
Boothby and Miss Hattie A. Norton, both of Bald
win.
In Calais, July IL, by Rev. Merritt c. Beale AFRO
Hutchinson OF Saco and Miss Mary G. Mcfarland of
Calais.
In Lewiston, July 8, Royal X. Jones and Miss An
ME Jackson.
In Livermore July T. Geo. W. Fish of Dixfield and
Miss Vesta A. Lamb of l..
In Liyermore July T. Syria C. Hodge and Sophro-
MIA A. Beals, both of Canton.
The Portland daily press., 1875-07-14
A Reven2efuI Organ.

The stomach is a revengeful organ. If we assign
it ndisestbe food it not only refuses perform its
office, but nfcts upon unspeakable tortures, such
as those of indigestion, collie, cholera morbus, &c.
Not content with giving pain, it frequently nau-
gurates an excessive and wasting diarrhea, called
dysentery, which carries us to graves. With
view to prevent these consequences as soon as the
stomach gives notice by premonitory twinges that its
cargo is not to its liking, winegassful or two of
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters should be swallowed
This admirable digestive cordial will promptly rec
Oncie the refractory organ its contents and pre-.
vent any of those annoying and possibly fatal results
which the presence of ndgestible food in the stom
ach is liable to produce. The Bitters are also SUI
perb tonic, restorative and appetizer.
The Portland daily press., 1875-07-14

CINCINNATI, July 13-Copious rains in the
past few weeks have swollen all the streams in
this vicinity. Licking river commenced rising
rapidly yesterday, and at o'clock this morn
ing vas reported ten feet higher than the Ohio
river. AT that hour the floating coalselevator
of Gordon & Mcclure. moored at the Cincinra-
ii landing, was struck by large tree and i'm
mediately sank together with four barges and
100000 bushels of coal. Quite large number
of other barges were torn from their moorings
and carried down stream. One fleet Of barges
carried with it four men.who were rescued with
great difficulty. Fhe loss by the freshet is 800
-
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Young ladies from twelve to sixteen, who
are in the habit of chewing gum, must be told
the painful news that the practice is going out
of fashion.
''Now let us talk about your business affairs,
said sharp Connecticut girl to young fellow,
after he had proposed marriage to her in long
address filled with expressions of passionate
The Portland daily press., 1875-07-14

A MEDICINAL preparation, and one which meets a
want, never before furnished to the invalid is Hunts
Remedy 1t is the anchor of hope to the youth and
aged OF either SEX for the removal of kidney blad-
der and gandular diseases, diabetes, dropsy, gravel
excuses and ntemperance,s and physical de-
bty and affections of the urino genital organs. 1t
rfgenerates and buoys up the whole nervous SYSTEM
fjy9 eod&w1w
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Cape May Regatta,

CAPE MAY, N. j., July 13-With an ebbing
tide and wind south by southwest, the regatta
started fairly this morning on the gun signal
from the Tallapoosa. The number of specta-
tors was small, as compared with Monday. The
Idler passed the flag boat first. closely followed
by the Resolute, Mohawk, Eva and Dread
nanght. The sloop Sadie made pretty dash,
aud the last craft ont was the Sunshine. The
calculation of the start is made from the time
of passing the steamer and flag boat. The
ocean studded with sails presents a beautiful
sight.
The Portland daily press., 1875-07-14
The following were the closing quotations Of


WATERTowN, July 13-Cattle Market.-Receipts
s7S mead. There is a better feeling in the market
than last week; of the $50 Western Cattle nearly all
changed hands. Sales of choice at 10 rs; extra at
10 90 g 10 80; first quality at 90 @975; second
quality at q q 90; third quality at 90 q 90.
an increased number of buyers at market, MANY
country butchers buying small lots. The outside
very fine lots sold at or from to lower than last
week; sales Sheep in lots at 20 a 90 each extra
at 8 % g 30: Spring Lambs at q Sic ~ ID Veal
Calves at 5 90 "a 10 90. ~
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MASSACHUSETTS,.
A Brute Kicks His Wife to Death.

A Brute Kicks His Wife to Denth-
LOWELL, July 13.-About one o'clock this
afternoon Daniel Dunn, while at dinner with
his family ON Spring street, demanded some
money of his wife, and upon her declining to
give il to him, he assaulted her, felled her to
the floor, aud kicked her so violently about the
head with his heavy boots that she died in half
an hour. The children ran for assistance and
the murderer was arrested. He was partially
intoxicated.
The Portland daily press., 1875-07-14

LONDON, July 13-12.30 P M.-ConsoIs atx94 3-16
for money and account
:. LONDON. July 1880 P. M-American secur;
at125. ''0 -'"''""S
FRANKFORT, July 13.-United States 5-2Os, 1862,
at 9Ss. ''' -o0-'
LIVERPOOL. July 13-12.3O P. M.-Cotton market
Is dull and easier; Middling upands at 3-16d; do
Orleans at 7d sales 5000 bales including 1000 bales
for speculation and export.
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Horrible Murder in Raiei Oh. N. G..

New YORK, July ia despatch from Raj
eish, n. g., states that it has been discovered
there that Scott Bartin, white man, cut his
wfe's throat murdered his boy, eight years
old, cut their heads off, unjointed every bone
and cutoff all the flesh from their bodies He
then buried the pieces in marsh, where they
were found last week. Bartin was probably
assisted by his father and brother. Lyn Oh law
is threatened if they are caught
The Portland daily press., 1875-07-14

1t is stated that the Secretary of the Treas
ury will carry into effect Immediately the pro
visions of the act of 1872, which authorizes the
transfer of supervisors of internal revenue from
one district to another in order to increase the
efficiency of this branch of the service.
The Portland daily press., 1875-07-14
FINANCIAL AND OMMERCIAL.
Portland WHOLESALE NarketN,

Portland Wholesale Markets.
TUESDAY, July 13.-The markets remain active
with but little change in values. Flour is steady and
he sales are very fair Sugars active and gram
ulated is quoted at lie, and extra 10lc. Grain
shows no change in quotations. Potatoes are firm
with prices unchanged. Molasses is still dull.
The Portland daily press., 1875-07-14
SPOKEN,

June lat 80 H. Ion u IS, ship Richard III, from
Charleston for Liverpool.
June IA, lat 40 A N. lon 40 30 W, sch M A Power
from Brunswick, Ga. for Palma.
July 2 off Cape Florida, sch Earl H Potter, from
Fernandina for New York.
July7 off Cape Romain sch Mary Collins, from
Bangor for Darien.
The Portland daily press., 1875-07-14

NEW YORK., July 13-Evening. -Money was easy
at II a pei cent. on call. Foreign Exchange little
weak for 60 days. which is quoted at 4S6 q 4s6A de-
mand bills relatively higher as bankers ars indiffer
ent about drawing unless they ship specie; closing
business at 1897 Gold weak and lower at 115f after
selling at 1i5a. The borrowing rates were q per
cent. per annum and 164 per cent. per diem and fat
siderable amounts of long gold heretofore held for
rise. The Assistant Treasurer paid out to-day $780,
900 interest and $3S 900 in redemption of bonds.
were the operations of the Gold Exchange Bank gold
balances $751; ,9O7 currency balances $910,257 gross
clearances $24, 10000
The Portland daily press., 1875-07-14
NEW HAMPSHI RE.
Annual Meeting of the Portsmouth, Grea
Falls and Conway Railroad Co,

Falls and Conway Railroad Co,
PORTSMOUTH, July 13-The annual meeting
of the Portsmouth, Great Falls and Conway
Railroad was held here to-day, and was largely
attended, 1905 shares being represented. The
following board of directors were chosen unaL-
imously: f. Gordon Dexter of Boston. John
Woodbridge of Lynn, Ichabod Goodwin and
w. H. Y. Hackett of Portsmouth, and George
William Burleigh of Great Falls.
The Portland daily press., 1875-07-14
TETROxOLOGECAE

PROBABILITIES FOB THE NEXT TWENTY-FOUR
HOURS.
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIeNAL)
OFFICER, Washington, d. G.,
July IA, II A. MY
For New England,
and Middle States, rising barometer, westerly
or southerly winds, slightly warmer, clear or
partly cloudy weather.
The Portland daily press., 1875-07-14

Daily Domestic Receipts.
BY water conveyance-1000 bush cornmeal to W
True & Co.
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lost
IL PICTURES FOR IS CENTS.

Ten Dollars reward will be paid to any person
finding and returning to f. A. QUINBY, No. 8
Henry St., stray Mocking Bird. jy12snd3t
The Portland daily press., 1875-07-14
SchlOtterbeck's Moth and Freckle Lotion.

A safe and sure remedy for removing Tar, Pimples,
Moth, Botches, Freckles and Eruptions from the
Skin, rendering it soft and fresh and mparting to it
q MARBLE PURITY.
PRICE FIFTY CENTS A BOTTLE.
Prepared only by A. G. SCHLOTTERBECK g.
Co., Apothecares add Chemists, 1903 Congress street,
One door above Brown, Portland. Me. ma27sndtf
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AT
DAVIS NEW PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY,
BOYD BLOCK,
Corner Of Middle and Exchange Sts.,
you get p Large Card Size Pictures for rs cents

PERSONAL NOTHCE.-Notice is hereby
given that all officers, sailors and soldiers,
wounded, ruptured or injured in the late Rebellion,
however slightly are entitled to pension, and
thousands OF pensioners are entitled to an increased
SON, Late Surgeon U. 5. Navy, No. New Cham
bers St., New York. oc29sn1y
The Portland daily press., 1875-07-14
A Fine Lot

OF personal property for sale exchange for real
estate in Portland or Deering. Apply to E. PONCE,
Real Estate Dealer, Boyd Building, Cor. Middle and
Exchange st. jy14snlw
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
The members of the fraternity Lyceum, are re-
quested to meet at Societys Rooms at O'Clock
prompt, FRIDAY EVENING, July 10th, for trans
action OF important business. Members of the OLD
Lyceum are also requested to be present. full
attendance is required. Per order.
A. D. HAMLlN, Pres't VIM. RAY, Sec'y.
jy14 d3tS
The Portland daily press., 1875-07-14
MISCELLANEOUS.

CT A RIO NJ.
OUR NEW
PORTABLE COOKING RANGE.
FOR WOOD OR COAL.
The Illuminated 9I Clarion Range is one of the most
Elegant and Economical as we warrant il to be the
most Compact and Convenient Cooking Apparatus
ever produced.
The following are some ZONE Of Its special features:
dumping grate the best chance to broil Without
odor; large ventilated oven; with or without hot
coset portable shelf with large top surface the best
draft cutoff invented; reversible collar pipe-top
or back dustess sitter and large ash PAM Skeleton
crate in hot closet; heat thrown under all its six
hoes water front when ordered 1t has nickel plated
the outside.
In connection with the above we would merely add
that in design and finish, it is usurpas sed. 1t has
an unusually large OUen and ernfrd deep fues. The
covers and centres are heavy, preventing any
warping. The broiling door is one of the most i'm
portant features in modern Stoves and so arranged
in THE CLARION that broilng can be carried on
successfully without any odor coming into the room.
The illuminated fire box presents cheerful appear
ance, and shows at all times the conditioned the fire
without opening the door: The skeleton slide in hot
closet bottom keeps any dish enveloped with warm
air. The sitter is vibrated by handle through the
front plate, and allows no dust to escape
This Range has been thoroughly tested in every
ers will admit it to be the best Cooking Range ever
offered to the public Please call and examine 1t and
we can give you testimonials and references that will
be satisfactory to you.
Manufactured and for sale by
WOOD. BISHOP co.
BAN COR.
For sale in Portland by
NUTTER BROS. G co.
20 MARKET SQUARE.
The Portland daily press., 1875-07-14

Gfeek and mathematics. lie will enter the
illogical seminary to prepare himself for mis-
sionary work among his countrymen.
Three circumstances have been discovered
tending to connect Piper, the alleged murderer
of Mabel Young, with the death of Bridget
Landergin. First, the pantaloons found in
vault near Cahill's house, and marked "Tom
Cahill," correspond exactly in measurement
with the pantaloons worn by Piper when he
was arrested; second, the handwriting on the
pantaloons is pronounced by three experts to
be Piper's; and third, the bundle found in the
vault was tied with sailors square knot and
not one likely to be made by landsman.
The Post Office Department has adopted
new design for postal cards, prepared at the
printing department of the Treasury. On the
upper left-hand corner is the monogram U. s.,
across which, in scroll, are the words "Postal
Card" On the upper right-hand corner is the
stamp, nearly square, instead of elliptical, the
sides of the stamp being composed of fasces
and the top and bottom of the band scrolls, the
top one having the legend ~. S. Postage
the lower one lone cent" In the centre Of the
stamp is the profile of the Goddess of Liberty.
1t will be printed in black upon cardboard of
issue.
Mail adyices show that the recent storm at
Valparaiso, Chilli was the severest ever known
there, and the first reports of the loss of life
were not exaggerated. At least 40 boys belong
ing to the training ship, between 20 and 80
sailors and from II to 10 boatmen were drown
ed. The force of the sea- as it was driven upon
the shipping and wharves, was irresistible.
Vessels and boats were knocked about and up-
set like cockle-shells. An immense iron buoy
was thrown upon mole at a height which
seems incredible. The loss of life is ascribed,
in great measure, to the almost entire lack of
any lfe-saying apparatus. The work of rescu-
ing the unfortunates fell entirely upon the
officers and crew of the packet steamer Lime
ma, who saved many lives with their life
boats.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-12-03
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
 IN THE MATTER OF THE Ehtate of CHARYEa PTTERaON dec'S

Notice D bsSeby given by the uplersgaed, sxecuteY Of the estate of Cha Petersou deceased the credtors of asd all persoas having claims agns bs said decea- ed Co exhibit them with the necessary vssehers within ten months after the first publication ef this notice the F. Hargrave Esq, attorney for the esecutor Prescott in Ysvapsi county, Arizona
 JAMES COUGHRAN, Execusor Prescott Nsv. es, 1875. ts
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-12-03
Saturday, December II, ls7'
N o T lC E !.

rsLAxp OFFICE
 PEIxcorT, A. T., Nov. 5. Ie'a' Ed,card c. Dssohses asd Hssry Ea'f~s"; By Commissione,'s letter. dated Oct. ,. le's f stead enryy No. l2 of Edwrd c. Dosehueh, rm NE3 and Of w |. section DO. SEnsnip II. ~ W; ss6 pre- -empton declaration xs- J4 of nssY Ess,man fo, of section ls. township l7 \. se are held for cancellation subject to an appeal "'''" days from the date hereof s,., nov5dD VIII N kELbs' h't
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-12-03
JUST ISSUED.--THE 200th EDITI0r
 M A M H O Q D.

Medical Essay on the and eure of rrppsu,, decline Tn man, show ng how health is lost and bsv -. gained It gives clear synopsis of the inpedimess l, marriage. the treatment of and physical deh exhausted vitality asd all other dis~asrs appsrs;,;. tnsreo the results of twenty years successful Prsees
 OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
 CURTIS ON "MANHoep"-There is DO member sf u,;. e'y by whom this book win not be uund usefl vAss, he be Pareni Preeep'or or clerEymaa.-lIoedon Tina CURTIS ON NASnOop."-This hook should hs rssl Sy the young for instruction by the afflicted r relief v injure no one.-tMedieal Times and Gazette.
 Prce-One Doar. by snail exrrra. Addr-a sAs author Ds. CURTIS 5eo Sutter Street, or P O Bs. s, San Franrisco Cal. sesl7yI
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-12-03
Dissolution Notice.

Noss s hereby given that the parDsnhip hsresoSors exis'ing between c. H. G.y and L. Orms, in Msricops coupty h this day by mutual consent dissolved All per sons having claims against the partnership quired to present the immediately G. H. Oury and John T. Alsap in the town of Phenix
 c. H. GRAY
 L. ORME. PhGnix. Nov l2 1873. roce,I
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-12-03

TnE 0rsnd Jury of Mohave County found bills against Michael DeKay for murder, Jane Riley asnult vith . deadly weapon, and ,. M. Hakely iorgery.
 Ifshsr vls NillsP has been sn trial for the last 1T days, viII nke two days more to fin- n. Cosn will lIks9 hD,d uata about De- eouuh9 trd.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-12-03

\ NOpsh To those who are safiering from the snsn A VOl us and ndiscretons of youth veal ness, early decay oss of manhood &r, will send ceipe that will cure you PIEk OF CHARGE The grraf rrmedy discovered by s missionary in S. ufh Amenss. Send self.addressed envelope to the REV. JosErn T. LYMAN. Station D. Bible House New York City. au27ns
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-12-03
LEGAL.
N Q T I C E .

To Frank Ganabl John N. Murphy and Cd. Eafos, x any other person deriving their nile by deed ea s original loca,cs in that certain mineral bearing qrs ledge lode vein known the Diar location. sius ted in Waapai mining district, Mohave county, An zona Territory.
 Yoa hereby notified that if yon do not within nine days from the service of this notice pay the snde signed at Mineral Park Mohave county. A. IT, ysss pse poronal part of the expenses incurred said nine or location rrqured by the Congressional law approved May l0th, ls72. the undersigned win claim frstuss sf yom interest in said mine. F. l.. KEMP.
 JAMES MAGU1RE,
 DANIEL SMITH. Mineral Park A. T., August 3l, 1875 ser3dso
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-12-03
Pay Your Taxes.

Taxpayep notified that the annual Territorial nd CsuHty Tax is due and payable to at ny omes and that all taxes including Poll Taxes must e psd ss or before the 18th day of December. 1915.
 All who fail to pay by that time will be put upea ns Delinquent List. ED. F. BOWERS, Shsra
 and ez-ofico Tax Collector Ysvapai Cs Prescott, Oct. Is 1875 oeezI
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-12-03

London, England, the largest city in the world, has population of 3,254, ,26O; Paris, France, l,194, ,SS0; Yeddo, Japan, l,7O0, 900; 1; Pekin, China, 1,64S,S25; Canton, China, l, ,240 900; Constantinople, Turkey, l,l69,- 900. These six are the only cities in the world numbering a million or over, each.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-12-03
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
 IN TEE MATTER or THE 1ssats of FRANK C0SoRoVA oee

NoSce s hereby given by shs updsrssns .o ,ss errd. ,ors of and an persons having claims agsins j,hip ed: to exhibit them. with the necess~ry voue ,o ths ten months from the first psbchon ef tnis M,,;eors County. U dse,,sed-
 PhnpI A. T., Nov. . 1s55
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-12-03
TERRITORIAL.

Yuma, Nov. 24-Gov. R. c. Mccormick and family arrived at Yuma on Wednesday last and will proceed to Tucson on Wednes- day next.
 Stanwix, A. T., Nov. 25.-Chavez, the mo- torous California highwaymen who was Lieu tenant under Vasquez, and the most daring of his gang, was killed to-day at Texas Hill about 9 miles west of this place, by Clark and Co!vig while attempting to arrest him. There is no doubt of his indedtity, Colvig and two others who were with him are men employed by King s. Woolsey, keeper of Stanwix station.
 Stanwix, Nov. 27.-Chavez came to Ba- ker's ranch on the Gila river ninety miles above Yuma about two months ago and went to work for Baker breaking horses, he worked without wages apparently desirous of being considered companion rather than peon. Here he was found by Louis Raggio who was herding for King $. Woolsey and Louis re- ported the fact to Woolsey, to Colvig and to Roberts. Yesterday morning Colvig and and Roberts arrived at Bakers camp when Colvig came down on Chavez with a double barrelled shot gun at the same time ordering him to throw up his hands which instead of doing he ran for his arms, when Colvig gave him the contents of the gun in his back. Chavez died without speaking a word. Harry Roberts and the Raggio brothers, left with the body for Yuma. Clark and Colvig returned to this place. The Raggio brothers have known Chavez for years in California.
 Yuma, Nov. 27.-The body of Chavez in town; seventeen buckshot in the body on the left side, one extracted on the right, two on the left side passing through the lungs. Cor oners inquest in session, witness on stand was raised with Chavez that is in the neigh borhood knows him perfectly well, indenti- fled him where he was at work and led to his destruction. Evidence of the witness goes to his connection with Vasquez and fol- lows back to San Jose and the upper country transactions in California, Examination not concluded, several witnesses yet to be exam ined.
 Maricopa Wells, Nov. 26.-Major J. R. Rache, Chief Paymaster Department of Ar izona and his clerk, Mir. Anderson, left this morning for Tucson.
 Thanksgiving day was properly observed by our many citizens.
 Yuma, Nov. 2S.-A Mexican teamster was badly and perhaps fatally kicked by mule six miles from town.
 Last evening the leading citizens of Yuma with band of Music waited upon ex-Dele- gate Mccormick.
 After the sereuade Mayor Finley and oth- CTS made speeches expressive of regard for Mir. Mccormick, and thanking him for his faithful and successful efforts in Congress in behalf of Arizona.
 Camp Verde, Nov. 26.-Major Brsyton Commanding Officer of this post, returned from Apache Nov. + in charge of fifty ln- dian scouts intended for th,s post, they are to replace the scouts discharged few weeks previous, on account of expiration of term of service.
 Major Maynadier paymaster U. S. A., put Greenbacks in circulation st this post last Tuesday, after paying off he took his depart srs for Prescott. Sergeant Phedovius sig nal corps '. S. A., instructor in meteorology