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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-02-08
Gr,bi5eeie n n.

Die italiruiihcn &atbolifcn in Bottom
bauen cine nsue Stride, oelde sroB senus
fir 600 Berionen iein iou. Diefelbs miro
nnter ben Sdub beS 81. 2sonaro DON Sort
Wauritius, zines italieniiden Ssilissn bss
lestsn Sabrbunberts, seitslt.
grsbi6eeie Baltimore.
Der bo6w. Iater Meglrop, s. J.. ses
senwdrtis in ieinsm 90. 2sbensiabrs, pre-
biste firSli9 in ct. Sobns Stride, Sre,e:
rid, Mb. llnsea9tet isines boben sltsrs
1T berieIbe nod seiuno unb riltis.
Gr3bi6eefe Milwaufes.
Gorrcipnnocn,.
Oacaba, @isc., GnSe San. 1870.
Oas Seiipiel %uniersr Radbaresmeinos,
81. Sreus, bic einsn ih5nen Sburm &c.
baut, iopie cine ;usits @lode anssidafit
bat, i6eint nniere @emsinbe Su rai9sm
Toransebsn in bisier @i9tuns ansefeuert
su baben. Nu9 mir weroen in benz sSubel
Sabre Der &spublit, sineu Gburm an unier
@ottssbaus bauen uno nod cine @Iode su
Der bereits felt 20 Sa6ren uor5anoensn an:
idaifen. Iater 5amm bat idon i'm Otto.
Der unb Ropember Iettsn Sabres gu ben,
3psde cine SubieriptionsIiite sroHnste Ii.
limb bic n0tbissn 5onbs ssiidert. he
Die 8orarbeiien, namsntli9 bas Beis
idaffsn Der Baumateria!ieu, Stetne,
Sanb, Sol; II. bsl. iousn unuer;lsli9 Be-
sonnen weroen, iobaIb Der rWetterclert"
Sic Strabsn in fabrbaren 3aitanbe seiest
Fat. Dos eestere mar uber bis iest nod
nidt Der 5aa. U. q. Scfer..
OiSeeie Oubuque.
an Gberofrs, Der 9aupttaSt uon She.
rofes &c., sdblen Die &atbcIiten 100 ga:
milien, mciitsns SrIdnoer, bod sebOren
aud einise Seutide sur @emeinoe. Die
Stride purbs 1878 sebaut uno tOitetsioOO
ss 1T bas i96nite @ottesbaus Oes Stdot:
6ens nnb wobl eiseri6tst. Reu. .. 6.
pensban usriiebt Die @emsinoc pom Siuur
Gitp aug.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-02-08

Sn Winuna bat tai unicrn 2aaSs:
mann Serrn g. Is. 9ilsert ais Director
Der DserdantS 9tationals Sant ssaannt unS
ibm ole Steae beS GaiirerS ~i6srrassn,
Die er IsttsS Sabr i9on sur pollen Suius.
benbeit les Snltitutss periab.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-02-08

An Vbilanelpbia bat man Die @ebni-
Der &is6er ans Gomiis ernannt. I'm Gin;
melouuscn pom iol9en Gamilisn entsesen.
~,anebmen, bic bsrsit iinb, Delegation 5nr2l,
@eueral Seriammluns oss GeatraLSes
Gins in Quarter unb gosis 81 nsbaeR.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-02-08
Gorrsipnnoen.
Gambling. 8abaiba~ 60. Mium.
,5frsf ~ .1{rs ro- 3anaar q. 1876.
Merther Serr &ebnfteari

s5Hla 20 am Il no, Sanaar q. 1876.
Matber Ssrr &sbatteari4
Ger Soridlas bes .9snninssrs" Don
Sslena, Montaaa, in Ser poriestsn 30. Der
,@aSette, in Setreii elmer 3anmmenntnfteer
eanosleute, wsl9s Die Aasitsluns in 9bi:
laoslpbia bsiuden werbu. lit pr69tis. ,nS
usroient bic uoals Ansrtsnnuns. SIS lit
sslpiB tsiner, Der in, Sipn bat. bic gtusfel'
iuusen gu bsiuden. Der benz 8ori4!as ni4i
feinen Yeifau scQt. Wie id0n mare es. iusnn
man Setaunt n, 6reunotn. uieaeidt Vers
manbten bic 0an6 bridea tonnie Y. mitt al:
leiu bas. @n wiirSs man ii4 Ireuen yos
Song ~ SdwsSbenssn" nno ybe 9snnius
! ger" uno nod auoere 9arem6urser, bic itets
bereit iinb,, far @abrbeit uno Eebttn bic
Sdrantsu su tretsn. periSnlib tennsn 81
ieruen, 8arum ioQte mon Die Sees cine,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-02-08

3uiammentirft niht perwirtlihen t5nnen9
Ni9ts lei9ter als bas. SIS fommt bios
barauf an, baB ss re@t ansssriff.n >mirb.
Sd ftimme NIT Sbnen, Serr &eSact<nr,
iibsrein, bab rbe Song" Der Wann bapiih,
bic @si9idte ms re9te gelsiis su brinaen,
ba er nit ben bortisen Gerbdltniien Out 8es
ten befannt III. ,De Song TOD fun led
beersn loien, 10 1t fun benz SLANG benft!A
@tsen ser 3sit m0dte i9 bier bemetfen,
baB es wabri9einlib am i3rpsdmdBtsiien
mare, ruenn aud nidt grade TEN 4.
(peil bann bod ;u uleI Nnoeres su ieben
iiD bod ben s.. ODER 6. Sult fefaas
ltsQen inSsm mebrsre, Die i'd i1on geipros
den, meme anfi9t bseem unS sepiB ni9t
piele iber cine ISOLDE blei6en fonntens
9ofeno, buB aIe 0anbsleute, Die i'm Gimme
baben, Die GusiteGuns gu bsiudsn, ibr Yes
l.es SaSu beitrasen, ben Sorialas sar auss
fht rung ~ brinsen, MID i6 gu gutter 9eet
benz yS9weeben9er" nod EN- gSort i'm
g%ertranen ldssn ss iou absr Niemanb bors
den. g9 mensen On Mrs c weues .ae
melt sansen an bsnser Isi6ter Gorrefponz
beng. (Oat seiin ed net an! De Gebaeteur.)
Du met bad wuol noe Salt Spre4wurt
iet: @at en- ben o.. nj reert &C.,.
8abridsinlid buot bel puritanii9e TrenS
bed ,iemls9 an ben S9weB ssoriuen, ODER
mar be p Gents Cigar uiIeidt su itart2
Ou ioas tens eiuo beier Sisare i9moden.
Gin GentenniaIer.
p. Sc. Me pdr ct, mann be Song c
Puor Sufer @rsdsn importeere GET, btn
weB bad wuoI, Dat 9eseburser SiemIi@
Oaidt bun, an am SSali as ct alto warml
gemsrtuns Der &eSaetiom. @ir CLAUS
ben ni9t, SaB grade Die 3eit UNI ben 4.
Suli bic geeisnete mare. Nm Belfen rpdre
Die 3eit Dor Der 6eumatb. Oann urS9teu
AUDI uisIs Su Sauie bic 4. SuIifeier mitmas
den II. am 4. SuIi bin. ODER bsrreiien sebt
AUDI ni9t. @ir MAIDEN Die 0emerfuug
I'm, ne bent Song" vo%r;ulssen.-
steb ieit tnci SomsI
Stb fen msi Scns mann S'5aliaSst bed
S6 nisesrerftt mat GAP a Reie
QSat rsGt a trIor. fi6trle6.
81 fsnt srsn, ueusn mat Ger 3eit.
Gtsb felt mel Song! plne' fur9ttar Strm
Dir lauln iwcr 0ierj a 8oap;
.3srtre, cen 3wetir net , @erirsr,
Ses frit &c S4warjsu eet teim Satap.
Stsb fti ne; Song! sat az be Mann.
Den onattfsmmcrt cebi, mat NsRt;
Te irei an s'A'n fnfe fam,
Ten ;sblt sspte net bel be Stlt3t.
Stss tst mel Scua! Del S~sslsnbsst,
st mug Der ipsr gfass so'R;
Del Star. be ft Der fsempI feel
@at rt &c liner uSss io'n.
q. 6. Sedsr.
9Sic aus Der lss,sn gir. oss Scientific
american" beruor9ebt, bat umier 9anoss
mann Ssrr 80. 9. NoeL aus ct. gloub.
Stearns So. Minneista, eir Eatent fir CT
men 8sIibtornieser erlaust. 8ortettes
Sabr betam Serr Nernmers pen ct. Oonas
tus, Sadion 50. sSorsa. sbeafalls elm Yas
tent aui cine dbnIi9e Maidire. 9ratulie
rem 9errn Nosl ~ isiaer GrinSnms. Dab
sr aber aud @ei9iG bat, oiefelbe aits3us
beaten, seist, eaB CT Die Qualification ! nhem
,Scisntific american" nidtfparte. Go on!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-02-08

glls am %. San. ssssn sbeno SstsrDs:
piejIe pom 9tanoom Qate ii9 auf ben Seim'
meg mad Sacaoa bsseben wolte, fanb er,
oaB Dor benz &anbom Cafe Saus ser Strit,
pcmit er gferb uno Sussp anssbunoer
bate, iaarf abssi9uitten uuo bns5 @e:
iydnn alio ssitoblea MAI. Ghspoor 2orris,
Gin Ndbmai9ineu ASent, CAB iein @sipdnr
unS fort sinss in fdnienbem @auopp Se,
Spur mad, Die I'm S9nee so feben mar
Gtua 6 Msilen non &anbom 2att bolt
man ben Oisb init osm @sipanu EN- c,
wuroe ,urifsebra4t unb mad ben ssissIi'
den 5ormaliiaten in SbsrifiS;S Soft ssss
Ben. Oer Disb, Elm imtarter Sanisisrr, ii
bereits ersraut uno in Der gidbe pos, geSa'
@roue ~pobnbaft. gr iou nibt rsdt be
Serltani isin, ME ss hsiBt. 9l5er Depict
bat isin @eipann ipiebsr, Sas 1T Die 6aupt
fade unO QortiS 1T itcls auf fem i6neas'
&oe. ' s,ia3 "''
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-02-08
Wus Manoom 2ate, Wisc., i9rei6t I'm

Mus &anoom 2ats, 8isc., i4reibt uns
rob { @tiieler":
Serr @ennsr! M6ssn Sic benz y9en=
ninser" uno benz Song fa S9wesbensen"
iassn, ibrs Yiisie ieien bier nit 6rsuosn
auiseno mmsu unb seIsien worbsu. Ran
iraste nod ba,u, parum Ne ni9t Ofters
upn ii5 b6ren IieBeu. Sic ioaen ibnen
"a Gatt @reden" fommem Iahen. Ser;
bent babsn iis i'm! (Utir brentsn en- gbi-
laoelpbia, bat 6elbt-,pa mer treen. fsb.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-12-30

only thirty.one Democratic votes may be
elected United States Senator. The
party has to take its chances, but We
have an Indifferent opinion Of the Demo
crAt who is afraid to trust his v party.
Primarily there is no party necessity for
q caucus, for a Democrat will be elected
at all events. The Republicans will
probably have no candidate Of their
ox d, upless they vote as a mere compl.-
ment 10 some man. A caucus will save
a great deal OF preeieus time and avoid
the hubbn6 and excitement arising on
such occasions. 1t viii secure the choice
of the Democratic majority, and while
it is popular at times to decry against
caucuses, We can see no serious chico
ton to one in the present instance.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-12-30
ADDITIONAL LEDGER LINES.

-
Trains are running on regular time
over the Louisville road as usual.
Judge Yergsr, special Criminal Court
Judge, has tried and disposed Of over
forty criminal cases during the present
week.
The post Office will be closed Monday
New Years Day--at 10 o'clock, am.
There will be only one delivery and one
collection.
But three criminals stood before the
bar Of the Recorders Court this morn
ing and we're fined the usual amount, the
penalty for being drunk.
Everybody who has a wagon or buggy
bed is getting it rugged up on runners
for sleigh.riding tonight and on to NOR.
row, as it is feared this will be the last
big nov Of the season.
Au ice gorge has formed at Randolph,
and at this point the river is filed with
floating ice from bank to bank. The ice
is moving slowly and may stop and gorge
to. night in front OF the city.
Look out for negro thieves and CAIRO.
terS; they are getting desperate. A little
~six-shooter affords a certain amount of
protection at night as you promenade
bor0ward through the snow.
The plumbers and gas pipe filters are
busily engaged in attaching the iron gas
pipe runners under wagons and buggies
for the sleigh riders. The novel attach
ment costs only five dollars.
Two colored females standing on the
sidewalk; one of them said, DO you see
any fun in riding in that thing2 Ca
sleigh } mo" answered the other; mot
a bit morethan riding along in a wagon"
At the Circuit Court to-day Mra. Wau.
media Clausen (colored), filed a petition
for divorce from Charles Clausen, on
account Of cruel and inhumau conduct
and repeated violations Of the seventh
commandment
Captain o. X. Joplin arrived here this
morning by rail and reports his packet,
the 0sceola Belle. laid up six miles
above the gorge at Randolph. The Hard
Cash is also frozen fast at Augusta, on
the White river.
The Christmas Tree Sunday school
entertainment of the Linden street
Christian Sunday school will take place
on Tuesday night, January 2, provided
it be pleasant; if not, on Thursday
night, January 4.
The County Quarterly Court will meet
Monday next in regular session. The
court will have to elect the following off.
cersj Chairman Of County Court,
County Attorney, Poor-house Commits
%Sioners, Physician of Poor.house, Pest.
house Commissioners, superintendent of
Penthouse, Jail Inspectors, County Sur.
veyor and superintendent OF Public In.
struction.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-12-30
Regular Secretion Essential to
Henlth.

The regular secretion and flow Of the gastric
juices, aud OF the bile which the use Of Hos
tstteT's stomach bitters promoted, are efsefs
which c%onduee materially to the rostoration
O. nsalth. when the fysten is disordersd
hosd Is not digestsd 10 the dyspepiic stomach
because lho gastric fuid is deficient. supera-
ppndsnt Or yitiAtedi the liver becomes con-
gesied and tho bowels coBstpated because the
ggDply. of bile is Inadequate or misdirected
1te bitterS recti6es all this. and removes
bilious irregulsrity. Furthermore, ii stimu-
lates the action Of tho kidneys, BY which I'M
puuties ere. ~ 10 speak, stfaiRea from the
elaoA. and any tendency In the urinary or.
gans to grow siuggilh and disordered counter
acted. Whether Il be used as n means Of reg
plating gastric OF bilious secretion and reliev-
ing the overloaded bowelg. Or 10 promote corr.
plete,. ard therefore beautiful ~urinatiea, Hos
letters Bitters may be relied upon with conf
denee 70 accomplish the end in view,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-12-30
Amnsementa.


MEMPHIS THEArRE Last night a very
pleasing drama entitled Genevieve, or
the Power of Love, was presented at the
theater. Miss Genevievs Rogers in the
title role appeared to considerable ad-
vantage. Ths plot of the drama repre-.
sents the Countess de Belleville as a gay
and beautiful young widow. wko, among
other conquests, csptivates a youug man
named Raymond do Bsssieres, who, upon
being Tilted by the fair Countess, kills
himself. Raymopd's older brother, a
man Of the world, under the assumed
name Of Victor do Lisle, wins the love
Of the Countess, aud after her scknowl.
edgment Of him as her sfianced husband,
tells her his real name, and that he
despises her, and only von her love for
the purpose Of avenging his brother 8
death. The Countess becomes mad, and
after q time Victor de Lisle Is seized
with remorse, discovers that be too loved
'Gensvieve," returns to Paris after o
years absence, and assists ia restoring
the Countess to reason. Miss Rogers
Was well supporter by the Aiken Ora.
matte Company. The entertainment
closed with a lAughabIe farce called the
Laughing Hyena, in which Mr.. BosEorth,
Mr. ODER, Miss Deming Sad Miss Murray
appeared 70 advantage and created no
little amount of merFimant among the
audiences. At the matinee to day Gene
We've will be repeated, and tonight II
will again be produced, which production
will close Miss Rogers engagement in
thia cifv
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-12-30
NRW
Proceedings or the InvestfgaiIuR
COmmfffef.

Proceedings or the InVestfgauug
Commiftee.
NEW ORLEANS, December 3O.-0Eing
to the unusually cold weather, the various
investigating committees we're late 10
getting to work, spd up to nsou but little
had been accomplished by sitber. The
Senate committee ia engaged ia hearing
Republican testimony IA regard to bull
doing in 0%uachite, and the Senate sub
committee in relation to East Baton
Rouge. The interest in the inyesags.
tons has abated considerably, owing to
the surfeit Of contradictory testimony
and the approaching struggle of the par.
ties foT TIE control of the State govern
ment.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-12-30
LaEsshorS Raiirond Hneiasni

A dispatch was received this morning
stating tbai Mr.. Harry I. Tomlinson, Of
this city, was in The railroad accident
which occurred at Ashtabula, Ohio, on
yesterday. Mt. Tomlinson went down
with tho train into the frozen river, q
distance Of seyenty-dye feet. He The.
graphs that bis riSht arm and le are In
iured, and lat be is well cared for.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-12-30
sHALL THERE RR chnnna,


This question has been discussed With
scme warmth by a portion Of the State
press for ONE time past. The Legisla-
ture meets Monday and the members will
be called upon to decide, at an early day
in the session. Without going into a his.
tory Of the caucus system, its uses and
abuses, we have this to say: The SEES
sion is limited, the members are mostly
new 10 TIE practical work Of the Legis.
l%ature, and when they get through
viii necessarily End that they
have left much undone which they
desired to have done. Until the Sent
torial election is over, and all other cleo.
tons, no work beyond the introduction
Of bills can be accomplished. A major
ity Of the votes cast, a quorum being
present, elects. There are twenty.one
Republicans in the Legislature. With.
out a caucus the Republicans have it In
their cover to elect q a who is not the
choice Of o majority OF the seventy nine
Democrats. \ Democrat is to be elected
for each position. II a caucus is held
the choice Of Q najority Of The Demo-
Gratis will be elected; Il not, a Democrat
receiving t~veaty-one Republican aud
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-12-30
ST. LOUIS.
Pire-TWO brothers Accidentally
Killed.

~ ~
Killed.
ST. Louis, December 3O-The loss by
the burning of the 81. Louis Drug Com.
pany's store last night ia estimated al
fifty to sixty thousand dollars; insured
for S2S, 600, mostly in E4sten conpauies,
names which will be given later.
Two brothers, named Henry and vii
liam Weinhardt, we're killed Thursday
evening by the falling Of a large macs OIL
coal from the roof OF the Greenfield coal
mine, near West Bellville, III.
Colonel A. A. Tslmage, formerly su
periutendent Of the Atlantic and Poetic
railroad and its branches. has been ap
pointed General superintendent Of the
Missouri and Pacific road, vice G. W
Mead, resigned, Colonel Talnsge will
assume duties January lss.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-12-30
Indications.

WAsHSGToE, December 3o.-For Ten.
nessee aud the Ohio valley westerly to
%sontherly winds, with clear or fair wealth.
or, stationary or slight fail 10 tsmpsrs.
turo. and in the Western portions falling
barometer and slight rise 10 temperature.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-12-30

C%NpISgATi, December 30 River un.
changed Cloudy aad colder.
CAIRO December 3O.-The river is
unchanged, and the weather ia clear aud
very cold. Tho Ohio Is fall Of new ice.
The mercury was three degrees above
zero Al daylight.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-12-30
LEGAL.
States Marshal's Sale.

A.: Karr OF nj. VS.. steamboat A. ]. White. No
8O-ln admiralty, United Stalos District.
Ceurt for the Western District Of Tennessee..
PURSUANT TO AN ORDER OF sALE.
issued out of the District Court of nv
United States for sail district, and To me al
rected N me above entitled cause, | will ? y
pose for sale and sell to the highest bio dor
for cash, at uei'
II O'CLOCK ann, on Wednesday Tan.
nary &, 1S77,
the steamboat A. J.. WHITE, Ear ou
machinery, tackle, apparel anri 10 rn;tnrn %:
sno now lies az the leyee. cit cf MomrL;s
Tenn. L. B. EATON. T.. S. Marsbnl.
BY A. j. GARDNER, Deputy. '""
Belcher X Jordan, proetors.
III: MONAGHAN OF al. vs.. steamboat G.o-oa w
Chtek. No. 81 - an ,admfraIt9s ViiSnS"i
3tates ~ plSIriet Coud TO-. tho Western Dis
PURSUANT TQ AN, ORDER OF SALE.
IfniteeddI ~, ouS ~ 70 Q District Court Of tho
so ~ S'ateA loF so I'd district, and to me n,
rected IN tho ab9y'j entitled cause. I viii az
pose for sale sud sell To tbe biebest bidder. fsr
cash, ut A. H'hnes' Diuuer' iVr
AsS olocG am an wednesday,, IAN.
"nry 3, 1877,
the steamboat GEORGE W. GHEEK. her
spglpes, machinery, tackle, apparel and fur
nmtsurei rs she nov lies at tho lowe, city Of
h. b. EATON, U. S. Marshal.
ByA.J. GARDNER, Deputy.
Belcher & Jordan, p%roctort.
-
A. harr OF al. vs.. steamboat Illinois No.
hI2-ln admiralty, United States District
Court for the Western District OF Tennessee
PURSUANT TO All ORDER OF SALLY.
l issued out of the District Court of TIC
United states for said district, and 70 me d.
pose for salo and sell to the highest bidder,
for cash, Mt
ii O'Clock -. M, on Wednesday, Jau.
mary 3, 1877,
the steamboat ELLgNOIS. her ~onginos, ma
ohinery. tackle. apparel and furniture, as she
now lies at the levee. city Of Memphis, ienn.
l., B. EAfON, u. s.. Marshal.
By A. j. GARDER. DEPUTY.
geleher = Jordan. proctora. [0S-109
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-12-30

The subscription price Of the PUB
Lie LEDGER is IS per dnnum for
the Daily, and 50 per annum for The
Weekg-POstage free.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-12-30

CLEVELAND, December 20 "A terrible
accident has occurred at Ashtabula,
Ohio. Train No. 5, Of eleven coaches,
bound west, went through an iron bridge
se~venty,6ve feet to the river.
SECOND DISPATCH.
$40 p.m.-In the accident at Ashta-
bula, on the Lake Shore road, it is re-
ported that seven coaches aud all the
baggage and express cars were burned,
and about one on. of every five persons
killed.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-12-30
Another Accid {.

RUTLAND, VI December 90 =Tbsre
were tory passengers on the Montreal
express which last night broke through
lhe bridge near Rutland, yet none we're
seriously hurt, while three cars and the
engine composing the train we're com
pleiely wrecked, The engineer and fire.
men went down With the engine, but
escaped unhurt. Captain Ford, Of Mon
treal, and Mrs W. j.. Chambers, Of
Binghamton, are the only persons SO.
yerely bruised. The accident was occa.
stoned by the train running Off the track
and striking the bridge, precipitatinp
the structure ana cara to the ice below
resulting in q mass of ruins.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-11-03
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1876.
\ MACEDONIAN CRY.

The Citizen. of Oct 2S, evidently feels the need of help. Hear the Editor as he exclains in agony and bloody sweat"
 "Messrs. Cullumber, Peoples, Cook, Burke, Puntney. Mooney, Tompkins, Franklin, JuGge Goodwin, and the good people of Little Colorado and other farming sections of Yavapai, we appeal 10 you, as honest men, to stop this infamous Capital war, that has done and is doing more harm than can we'll be estimated.
 Honest men of Yavapai, let us unite against this Prescott Ring, that would sell our very biIthright for their own aggrandiZement. Elect your own legislators from your own ueighbors, men who know your wants and have your interests at heart, and who are not poisoned with malice towards this part of the Territory. Come here and ask our support in proper legislation to protect society, education and industry, and you will meet cordial and hearty assistance and friendship"
 A more pitiful vail and pathetic appeal to supposed friends it would be hard to i'm sgine, and comports strangely with the cursings and rawlings heretofore indulged in.
  Maine, that Cap Reed used to tell about his wife had got the best of him and driven him under the bed where, feeling secure, he raved and swore that he could whip her and all her relations. She reached under and tapped him on the head with the broom handle, which softened his temper, and he then begged and cajoled and promised everything she desired, but as soon as she laid down the broom, he took new courage and swore louder than ever. This time she got her lander up and gave him good pummeling with the broom handle, which had the effect to quiet him. She sat down m a chair to watch what turn his humor would take next, when he pulled the curtain aside and looked out at her and exclaimed, "I'll peep out while I've got the spirit of a man in me '"
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-11-03
l, for Patent 1o the
 Oriental Mine.
N shab OFFICE

k~ PRESCOTT, T., October 20 1876 Notice is hereby given that August y Rsutr whose pstfee address is Prescott A. T. has this day flei his sipiica,ienhs patent tor fsen hundred 0O) linear feet o the Oenal mine or vein bearing silver with lace xrouud three hundred and five (5) feet in width sitae lying and being in Peck Mining District Count M favafai and TerritoOy of Arizona aud known and dessnafed by the held and official plat on file in this"ne as Lot No. g. The same being rn unsuryeyed
 aus Tue exerior boundaries of said Lot No 37 being us follows, tO wit:
 farivtoh f5o 45 eas beginning at the centre of the Ledge at tne southwest line of the claim thence running N 4o' 2S w: five (J) feet & w. corner 0. The claim and Aonument No |. Frosi this corner hi,esk tree is Inches In diameter bears S. 35o J6, E.. Tveuty. t2 feet distant Fr..n corner red oak inches in daineier bears 5o 55 w. thirty rix 6Sl feel d ,,an
 Lheue- N f10 s east fifteen hundred O5OOj feet ts Mo"ument No 2, at the x W. corner of claim Prom this corner rocky ledge Opdyks Butte marked K" on west side situated due 4e0 from War Eagle "u'eh' bears N l3' ie E g feet pcSss distant From sdine corner, hiie oak - inches ID diameter n,azed and marked east side bears K ego 2y west l! Teetdisant Thence s. 5io 2s F. three fred nnI hve t3ol feet to Monuuvot No 3 at the N h corner of tne cam run this corner .rocky ledge en Op<fyke Due pears N 4e' 54 w. three hundred ,and fifteen Gjl Feet distant Thence $. 3Jo B w. fifteen hundred IlS W 'ee, 70 Mon,,n-nt No four t4 at the B. E corner of raim Th.pee S 54o ?! ". to point of beginning Containing lO.JO2 acres. The $. w. corner of claim. tears on East line of Tornado claim tbe 2d sor,h rx. tension pf Psck lode owned by, T. N. xfl- xander
 The location of this mine is duly yrcor,frd In Rooh
 E" 3 Q. .he Mining Records of Ysvapsi County A IT.. pages i5a 359 and J60
 An! ana all persons claiming adversely any portion of sad Oriental nne or said mining ground herein bef,re desc-- reaued to file their adverse clSims with me Register o ths thitrd Staes Land office Prescott Arx'ns Territory. during the sixty days rerisd of pub i'a'ion hereot.Or they wbs barred by vifme of the .cas ' '' WILLIAM \. KELLY, Resi...,