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Arizona weekly miner., 1876-03-03
" O U NC M FEN

Who may be suffering from the effect sf yosshful fol
 hes or indscretion. will do we'll 10 avail the u~eyes of thus the greatest boon laid at the altar of .
 fer'ng humanity. DR. SPINNEy win guarantee so for ien e:Do Tor every case of seminal wsakness CT pr
 vate disease of any kind character hich he unis
 takes and faiis to cure He would therefore say ss me uniortnnafe sufferer who may read this notice that you are treadng upon dangerous ground whes !ou longer delay Tn seeking the prope- remedy isr y"af complaint Ton may be in the f3s,t ssnsc. r, member you are approaching the last If ven ar, oonierInx upon the last and suffering, soae or s,i or is III effects remember that f you persist in p,, crasfnafon, the time must when the most Inn.
 n ysreian can render you no assistance vhen tAs aoo oi hope IS cosed against you; when no angel oil mercy can bring you reIief In no cnss has the Doc Tor failed or sncce~ Then let despair work upo, y"nI nation, but avail yourself of the bcseGsI resa Of his treatment before your case s h.voud sAs resch of medical skill before grim d-ath srr,;.s you to a Prmafure grave. Fun course of treatment exU. -, send money sy Pest ofSce order oY Er}6ruI with full description of ras~
 Ssii, or Address DR. \. B. SPINUEY. oc2syi No. II Kearny Strpet, San Francisco'
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-03-03
N 0 T IC E

To the waiapai Consolidated Mining Company. and al
 others owning any interest in the Silver Star ledge
 lode or vein situated in the wallapa Mining District Mohave county, A. T.:
 You hereby notified that if you do not within ninety days from the servce of this notice psy to the under signed. at Mineral Park, Mohave County, A. T.. your proportional part Of the expenses incurred said mining claim CT location required by the Congressional law the undersigned will claim forfeiture of your interests in said mine. H WHITE
 Mineral Park, Feb l. 1876. febIdoO
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-03-03
Proposals for Beef, Mutton, Flour, Sc.

OFFICE CHIEF CoMNIssARY OF SUBSISTENCE,
 SANTA FE, N. M, Jan. 27, ls76. SEALED PROPOSALS in triplicate will be receiv- ed at this office and at the offices of the Acting Comms ssres of Subsistence a each of the posts named heren uB, noon. Monday April 10, 1876. for furnishing the United States Subsistence Department ai Forts Maicy bsyari, McRae Seldom Stanton. Union, and Wingate N M. and Fort Garland, c. T., with such quantities of Fresh Beef and Mutton. live and slaughtered, Flour Corn Neal Beans and Fine Salt may be from time time required from July l, 1876, to June go, ls77
 estimates of quantities required, &c., will be supplied spI caon to the undersigned. any A. c. s. in this District. CHAS P. EAGAN
 febll Capt, and Chief c. S., Dist of N. NJ.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-03-03
Application for Patent.
U. s. LASD OFFICE.

FKEscoIT A. IT., Dec. 3l, le75
 Notice is hereby given. that F. P F. Temp,e tv his s,'osney hct. Caldwell Wright whose F. O. sddrsss js CefDat Aohave county Arizona Territory has th,s dsv made application through this office for U s. Pntept r one thousand OOo) linear feet of the Schnectady yss
 oae win surface ground three hundred GOO feet is .ain a'ua'ed in Wsllapai Mining District County er Sonare and Territory of Arizona and described in he viz - '"'io"' begnnnlng A North end of shaft where the or;g;,sp monument was placed. thence 7so3O W e97 eh,ins s, monument of stcses for NV corner; thence S Ilo1V Ioo chains to stake In monument of stones for S co, nsr thence Ie'JO W 4-4 chains o stake in mouumeps of stones TOT Sk corner; thence 1loJO ISIS rh.,. 70 sake m monument of stones ut NE corner thence IeoO West 202T to point of beginnive From W Town:h,,' o Go.ne, 2, seeors between 3i and 3 Range is West Ga and Salt River meridian bears vs- ration l3o3O F.. f7o 466 chains distant c.,.,.s 'J. s,.1a .r, WILLIAM N KELLY
 A''N Re1istsf.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-03-03
Change ofFirm.
Administrators Sale.

SEALED PROPOSALS or bids will he received by the uudsssRned snistrntor of the estate of James R. Miller deceased until the lth day of March A.D 1896 al Of that day r the purchase of any all of the
 following described lss of horses and cattle belonging the s-d deceased 70 wft: Five Caiforna mares, two syew old eoits thirty five hriclass dairy cows fifty h<sd two and three-year old sseers and heifen.
 The cattle and horses be al Kirkland Valley. about twenty miles southwestefy from Prescott and Coyote Holes Sprines at Lonesome valley. about 6f. teen miles northeasterly from Pyescett-a part of the stock being at each of these plaees.
 J1s rfefesals bds to be ieft with my attorneys, Rush Wells, al their once iu the toNn of Prescott. Terrns cash upoa confirmation Of se hy the probate Court of hshave county and the delivery of stock Bids will be received Sos sny part or the vhes o sd prop. srfy The proposals, or bds will be opened by at the ofce Of Rush Welis in the town of Prescott and the result declared the said th day of March ls76 The right to reject all proposals and bids sdsrsd for the inteyes; of the estate is reserved.
 esf11h JACOB L. MILLER, AdministsatSs
 of the Estate Of James B. Miller. deceased.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-03-03

Medieai Essay on the cause and cure of rrematu, decline in showing how bealtb s loss and ho,, :. gained gives clear synopsis of the impedmsps, ls marriage the treatment of nervous and physical debili exnaasea vitality and all other diseases aprerssisis nere'o; Inc ressn Of twenty years successful prsces
 OPINIONS OF THE PRKss.
 CURTIS ON "MASHoep"-Th.r.; i. m, r,.,h.. ., -. efy by whom this book win be found u.ef vhsl, he be parent, preceptor clergyman-,Loodon T;m,s CURTIS ON ''MASHooD."-This book sHoala h. r.aa \, injure no one-tMedical Times and Galetss.
 Priee-Ons Dollar. bv mail or sxprs> Aaar... ,,. author De CURTIS, go sutter Street ., F O. Bor r1 ~ i""A'eo' Sai. sepl1yi
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-03-03
N o T ICE

TO William Miller. Col. F. T. Gilbert Charles Carbon any other person CT persous deryng ,he;, file hy deed rom the original locsors n the Paynaster ledge lode or vein. situated in walszpsi District, Mohsye county, A. T..
 y days from the service of this not;e. nav n the unar signed at Cerbas Mohave county 4. T.. your propor. ona Part o the expenses incurred said mine oes uon as required by the Congressional law. approved May io Ie12 the undersigned win claim forfeiture of your interest in said mine. JOHN CODY
 J. F. JAYNE Cerbai. Jsn'y. I. 1876. iapl4doo
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-03-03
N o T IC E.

To A. D. Johnson any person deriving their file h
 oeed hon the original loca.ors in the Orc Plata edgc
 lode or vein. in wsIiaPa District, A. T.,
 You are hereby notified that fl you do sOt within n;na Y days from the service of this notice pay t inc md signed at Cerba;, Aohave county. A. IT. your proro,. ona part of the expenses incurred on said mine r
 nen, as required by the Congressional law approvsd May io ls12 the undersigned will claim forfeifn,a x your interests in said mine IOtJv T,o1sy oi Cerha- Jas. lsS le7e T.I.sEc;
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-03-03
NOTICE
N o T IC E

To William B. Hellings. T. Mcwilliams and J. Fueit,. or any other person deriving their title by deed from the original locaors in that certain ledge lode vein known the Pboenix location situated in yulture Min
 ing District, Yavapai county, Arizona
 You are hereby notified tha; if you do not within nine ty days from the service of this notice pay the under signed at the office of J. P. Hargrave Esq Prescott your proportion of the expenses incurred said mine or location as required by the Congressional law approved May 10th 1874 the undersigned will claim forfeiture of your interest in said mine. E. S. JUNIOR
 Preecott A. T., Jan. 14 1876. 100
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-03-03
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
 In the Matter of the Estate of JACOB oBRYANr deoea..,

Notice is hereby given by the under.ened .x.cu,- s the above named estae to the creditors of and all sons having claims against said deceased o exhb;, in. same with the necessary vouchers within ten nonths from the first publication of this notice to the at the office of Rush Wells in the town of Prescott in Yavspai county, Arizona Territory.
 ED. W. WELLS
 Executor of Estase of Jacob O'Bryapt. dscd. February IS, ls76 =
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-03-03
Dissolution of CO-partnerxhiu

The partnership heretofore conducted under tb. s,r. name of Victor Stamer (Resaurant and Bakervj ss u.sscou, A. r. hereby dissolved by mutual consept ng accounts and dehs settled hy voor a the old r,sce '' ''@'nes- OTTO STAMER p... r o &. VICTOR.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-03-03
Notice.

All persons knowing themselves indebted to the lase firm of Brooke Linn requested forward and settle her respective asit absolutely uece, sary that business of the late firm should be sese ur
 Prescott. Feb. II. Iess
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-03-03
Dissolution Notice.

ee hereby given that the 7arsnenhip Assssofoss rrescoft Arizona under the firm pams of Brooke Linn
 asoved on the 9th day of January is7s by nusssi All debts owing to the said parseenhy ths Brooke and are to be received by hn ssA si ssmsnds e s.so PaftnersnaP are 10 hs pressnssd him fr fe'"eo- GIDEON BROOKE.
 JACOB LZyN.
 A0s A,eeies' Jsnnary 6, lss6 isbi ns
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-03-03
Notice to Shippers.

The undersigned having acreased facilities fer Land Transportation Co all points in Northern and Censl Arr sona are prepared to give all business in line euuss cd to our cass prompt attention Teams at Ehr.pbew on arrival of Ssesmen- G. C. MILLER q BRO.
 Aa Agent sf Ehrenhesg. Prsscott. AT.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-03-03
S ERIFF,s SALE

Notice IS hereby given that by virtue of an execution issued out of the District Court of the Third Judicial Dis 'e' u and for the county of Yavspe the Territory of Arzons tested on the 2Ssh day of August A. D. Is73 in directed and delivered have levied on and taken a the right title and interest of the said Geo Berry to the following property to wit The Ranche known as ,e Quartz Mountain Mill Site containing one hundred and sixty QeO acres of land. bounded follows: Commene. ing at msuumeui forty yards i due north of the old mill and running eighty rods W east theecs one hun. dred and sxfy rods 6o1 south thence hunred and sixty 6o rods vest thence hundred and sxy rods lo north thence eighty rods (e0 east to the place of oegnning Situate about l} miles frvm Prescott sou,h fsvspai county Territory of Arizoua together win siI the tenemene and improvements thereon; which Will expose for sale at public vendue as the law drr on Thursday the 10th day of March, A. D. 1876 at Il o'clock the forenoon af the Court House in Preseot, T YavsPsi county, Arizona Territory Y . z .~'' 'A
 ED. F. BOWERS
 pro,s shend of Ysvsrai Coapty
 r'escou fees ieo ES3
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-03-03
Strayed

r,1. Curt, Saw Mill. about the frs. Of Jsuusry W bsy b,.nsa r orown with spsaish brands sbs otssr recovery. r, S,, snr ,x .s1 - ~s" Prescott. Feb. 4 ls7s o' W. Dnasn:
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-03-03
SPECIAL NOTICES.
PRESCOTT POST OFFICE.

PRESCOTT POST OFFICE. Arrivals and Departures of Malls. From Southern Arf1cna- via wiekenburg Phenix and
 Florence. Mondays and Thursiaya Monday and Friday al .:3o fe EEfft T f.M From CalifInia. Eastern stases. cerbat and points in ef aas Aehsve ef 4sr Mondays and Thursdsys Wednesdays at .:3o P. N.
 Saturdays ., 7:aor.x. From Santa Fe (Neu Ns1ice,. vis Forfs wingaie and
 Defiance asd Camp Verde. Monday and Thursday Tnesday Friday. sP. N. Tom Wckenburs. via walBut Grove Brsdshaw and
 Moves Mills. Saturdays at PN Sundays at GAM. Office hours from am. to 7f pm Money order office hours rum A. N. to } 3P.N r Registration closes at 3r.M " Office open Sundays from 9f 10 l0i A. M. No money orders issued or paid Sundays. fel2 nl THEO. W. OTIS. r. N.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-03-03
LEGAL.
NOTICE TO CRENTORs.
 In she Matter of the Estate of JAMES 0UNNISonr d....

Noee fs hereby given bv the undersigned adipis,,. 'or o The estate of mes Cur nson. dec~assd ts Inc creditors or and all ersons holding claims araips, ,hs sad deceased to exhitthem with tne necessary youch ss win ten months afser the first publication of this ps tce 10 thS said administration at his ers in p,.., L favapai couuty Territory of Arizona -
 Prescott Feb. Is, IS76 s.n,ss.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-03-03
Cured at Home.

Persons af . distance may he CURED AT HoNy n addressing letter to Dr. Gibbsn stating ease svur length of time the disesse has confined and have - cine promptly forwarded. free om damage and eur,s to aay particular part o the country. with full and directions for use.
 Persons writing to the Doctor will please state the of the rapcr thev see this advertisement in 7
 Fly enclosing Ten Dollas coin in a rpgisserrd ,,<,- through the Possofsics or through wes Fargo Ca . package of medicine uIi be forwarded any par of ~ Union.
 All communications strictly confidential.
 Address. DR- J. r. GIBBON js251y. Box l, ,a57. San Francisco. Calis.,,;.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-03-03

IN THE DISTRICT COURT or THE THIRD JU- dicia District ia and for the County of YavaPsi. in the Territory of Arizona.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-03-03
To the Unfortuuat.
 NEW REMEDIEsl NEw RENEDir,, DIR. GIBBONS DISPENslp,
NO 62S KEARNEY sfKEEr. cn,,
Seminal Weakness.

Seminal emission is the eons-qnence of selssbus. r solitary vice. depravef sexual indulgence h r,,s
 by the youth of Both sescs to amosf unlmissi s- producing with unerrins certainty the kllowine r-S symptoms uniess eomhxsfted By scientific meeic.f.-- ran in the head. ringing In the ssrs seiss ike the of leaves O. ra'fiing ef charress uneasnesa aho-s
 ioins weakness of the limhs confsef vision huvSs teIlect loss of eofdsnee. difdense iu srrrcsehias
 shun society loss of memory pmples and vsriors - iions about the face hectic hushes. frred tongue Z breath. coughs. consumption, night sweats, vsu.l sbd frequent insanity. If relief be not obsaiped - should apply immediately. either in persoa or bv " and have csre effected hy his and scieafiss nx ct treating this disease, which ias of ears;. quick asd radical cure
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-03-03
STAGE LINES.
ARIZONA AND NEW MEXICO
 Express Company.

CAPITAL, $500, ,000.00. HENRY WELLS Prest. HENRY WICK, Treas.
 Aurora \. |. Cleveland, Ohio c. H. WELLS, Gen1 surt. Tucson, Arizona.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-03-03
JUST ISSUED.-.THE 2OOth EDITIOy
 M A " g O O D.

Revised and corrected by the author, E. de P. c.r N. D., &c., &c. ~
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-03-29
THE STORM.
Its FrOlic at the Lake.

The blow on Monday afternoon at the
Spanish Fort, Bayou St John, was exceed.
inely violent
Branches of the old live oaks eighteen
inches in diameter, were wrenched off by the
wind; the tops of the four large pine trees
near Schilling's Hotel were cut of, peach and
sppls trees were twisted off near the roots
and carried some one hundred and fifty yards
distant, and shingles were stripped from the
roof of the hotel
Brewster's boat-house was entirely demol-
1shed and the roof blown across the bayou,
into Noyes's yard. The yacht Zsphyr was
taken bodily out Of the water and thrown on
land, bottom upwards. A heavy box of tools,
which would require the united strength of
two men to lift, was rolled into the bayou.
The bowsprit Of the sloop Grace Darling
was driven several feet into the bank, and
Capt Tom Bayley severely cut about the
head BY . flying missile. The captain BLEED
very profusely on Monday night, and is con-
Sequently very weak.
A little boy belonging to the Darling was
thrown down by the wind, blown for some
distance, rolling over and over, until the Little
fellow caught hold Of q small bush and stop
Ped further progress. The front OF the house,
ON the further side Of the bayou, occupied as
D grocery, was demolished and carried con-
siderable distance.
The she'll roads, leading to the lake. were
under water for considerable distance, and
looked like rivers.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-03-29

It has been stated in the dispatches that the
Radical majority in the Senate have deter.
mined to oppose the retrenchment measures
of the House. especially the proposition to
reduce the appropriations for the diplomatic
service It Is said that their opposition to
this latter curtailment arises from determin-
ation on their part to "mainta;n the respecia-
bility and dignity of the United States Gov
eminent" Ii we may judge from the tone of
the English press-ex racts from which We
publish this morning-it will take something
besides liberal salaries to our representatives
abroad to repair the tarnished honor OF the
American name, and to restore to the United
States Government the respect in which it
vas formerly held by European nations
Eauonnah Neaos.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-03-29

The New York Sun notes the fact that the
most eligible stores and dwellings suffer in
tho enormous decline in real estate This is
particularly evident as to dwellings which
formerly rented at the rate of five or ten
thousand . year. and the more extensive
stores renting for one. two or three thousand
. month. Landlords have accepted the result
BY submitting to decline of not less than
s. per cent in rents. Says the Sun:
This decline in the salable ana productive
value Of real estate is not temporary one; it
does not even indicate that low-water mark
has yet been reached. After the panic of
1887, close on fifteen years passed before the
values of New York real estate got back to
their old figures. Unless something very ex-
traordinary shall happen, we doubt if our
present experience will be far different. 1t is
safs for owners of real estate to make their
calculations with reference to long period,
during which prices will not rise above what
they are now, and are likely to fall below. On
the other hand, the outlook for tenants is en-
cOuraRing.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-03-29

Capt. Eads, the engineer who is engaged
In deepening the mouth Of the Mississippi
River by means of jetties, has applied to the
government for the firstpayment on his work,
alleging that depth Of twenty feet will be
Obtained in few days. He is sanguine that
tho full depth of thirty feet will be secured
by the time that Congress closes its session.
This IL very important matter The only
thing that has hitherto stood In the way Of
New Orleans has been the shoal water at the
mouth of the Mississippi.
The whole country below New Orleans is
m alluyial deposit The strong current of the
river loses itself in efforts to find way to the
Gull, and the washings of the river make
dredging futile work. For great portion OF
the year there is only depth Of about twelve
feet In the main pass. This has prevented
steamers of the firstclsss from ascending to
the city. Even the Galveston line of light
vessels is compelled to stop at Brsshear City
and connect thence by rail
II the Eads plan is q success-and there is
every reason to believe that it is-the prob
lam Of the Mississippi metropolis is solved.
There is no reason why the whole product OF
the great valley should not pass into New Or
leans. It is the virtual seat of more than
half the Western water tributaries, and water
transportation has its advantages over all
other methods. When European steamers
load ct the docks of New Orleans our new
Southern Railway may be effected. Cincinnati
Enquirer.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-03-29
Table. Of Rates Of Domestic Postage.

The following ars the rates Of postage on D.
nestle Mail Matter Of the diferen; Glasses.
Note-Al domestic mail matter Except psws4.
papers, magazines and periodicals sent to acsra&
subscribers from known Office Of pubiins tlon
must be prepaid by postage stamps.
letter on which one full rate Of postags ts
prepaid, but on which further postage is chas9se-
able, win be forwarded, when deposited - "a
post-ofice, charged with the unpaid post&so tr
be collected on delivery. II the postage IL ,ssa
wholly unpaid, or is prepaid less than cas faiS
rate, it will be held for postage and sona IS esa5
Dead Letter Office. Should it reach It's lssase,.
tion by inadvertence, however, it viii be cAa4Yo,s
with double postage on delivery. saO.s sassss
rate" means, in the case of mail letters or chs2.
drst class matter, three cents
In large cities and adjacent districts Of lsf.su
population, having two more post-of eos ~isiss-
In distance Of three miles Of each other cog lss~
ter posted at one ofsuch Offices, and addressed te,
locality within the delivery Of another OF eses.
Offices, which shall have been inadvertently rss.
paid at the drop" or local letter rate OF sostoxa
only, may be forwarded to its destination tSrccrN
the proper Office charged with the smou1t Of sha.
deficient postage, to be collected on delivery.
II articles chargeable with different rate. ssas
postage are sent together in one package. tia.
higher rate must be paid on the entire psohsaas.
but two or more different articles, both oharas.
able with the same rate Of postage, r,sy be sess
In one package on payment Of that rate on the
whole package.
The following articles are excluded Asm s,~
mails: Liquids, Poisons, Glass, Explosive No.
terials, Books. Pamphlets, Pictures and otAes
publications Of an obscene or indecent charsoser>
oil letters upon the envelopes Of which, and PCS.
tai cards upon which, scurrilous epithsts acse
written or printed or engraved, or dis!eyal dss-
vices printed or engraved and al articles WHICH
from their form or nature are liable to Destroy.
deface or injure the contents Of mai bags or saa,
person Of any one engaged in the postal service.
Postmasters are not allowed to give credit tys
postage, nor to deliver any mail matter urssi a5.x
postage due thereon has been paid.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-03-29

Advertisements in the Want and Rent column n
che BULLETIN, not exceeding ono square, inserted
Tar 6fty cents each.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-03-29
SEA ISLAND COTTON.
THE SOIL AND ATMOSPHERIC CONDITIONS FOR
PRODUCING. THE BEST.

WAsHiNeToN, March 10 The Commission
or of Agriculture, in reply to resolution Of
the Senate, gives the following information: A
soil Of marine formation appears to be neces-
sary for the growth Of the stalk and fibre Of
the Sea Island or long staple cotton, and sea
atmosphere with its warmth and equability
A sandy deposit Of. marine salt. but little
above the ses level, permeable by the mois-
aite msnuring by salt marsh, furnishes con-
ditions for the highest production of sea island
cotton.
Edisto Island, south of Charleston, is the
most prominent locality for the production of
long staple cotton. St Smons Ukyl and
Hhidoway are also favorably known for pro-
ducts of high quality. The geographical
limits and area in which the Sea Island cotton
natures perfect growth include the islands
of the coast Of South Caroline, Georgia, and
Florida, and the Gulf of Mexico, and few
miles inland from the coast-ten or fifteen,
more or less-the line extending further in
marine soil and unobstructed sea breeze and
including most of the area of Florida.
The area suitable for this culture in Texas
q claimed to be quite large, and has of late
been extending. The proportion of Upland
70 Sea Island cotton produced is about two
hundred to one Probably not more than
100, 600 acres are now devoted to its culture,
while that occupied in Upland cotton is from
100 to 100 times as much. The area could be
increased immensely we're the conditions
4avorable-a sufficient price, more sys-
tematic and labor-saving modes of culture
and preparation, and more available and eff
cient labor the former residents of the coast
and islands having gone to the cities or re-
tired to the uplands.