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THE CITY.
GENERAL NEWS,

judro MoAlIstor RayH ho II not canaidAte lot aof
s.a a. -, v,rt In IN nominated lie also
fnoe' ana aoes nos ".s ,,.. hn ,,,s M f,b in N,
incidentally obecfSts taes ~ n4s NV '~'A 'A >A'
u.~+,.,rt o,nonnen at The Twelfth Street Station,
ss-s.s.s ,,l,h h,nd.orne oo,,, watch and chain
~ ~ .1. ~ eooo hv tha rnen nttached 10 hts pro-
cinct lass evening.
Tbs Rev, Dr., Stocking, formerly Of The Church 7f
tho Epiphsuy, and now Recto. Of Graes Church. De-
guest - -. eme,o'.' 80 N'.sa s aaor,. ron
Holie 70 enoln ms collection Of tleo taxes came ny
before Justioo Foota Yesterday who round }vaGe"s
for $50 And costs asan's The h'eh'fd' lfon'"ofAs
Thu te1npe4stu,c yostcrtay n observed BY san.sso
opsIcisn, ss Madlson street Ta,nuns T. bnalnsr wv W
AS. nj 50 degree. 10 :; n - u e. @o 81 , m
~ ~. ,ono~,n, .,,.emrn. Of tito city and county
a.bs nse s, ggcnoried to tic czens xasociao
~. y cnnnt1 fnuJti debt. sMSoo0; paris bonded
SSh q s.Eo3. GO: total, f35, ,eoo0o0.
Tho Hon. John O. Scott. of Ct. Louis, who ha3 liz. 1oT
ho Hs sevensrSn ,assanr th.t ocn ycsicr
liz Afternoon. In tho evening ho wa rendered
complimentary BANQUET " w o.cf o,es r1ivas " o
Company n tic arAnd t1eiho 1ao'e'' ~ Wa" p'''"''
'u' .,.v., O.. n.,,,o,, uon,ro,,r. A,,o,,..
Tbs annual ball OF IT. tiecrEes bcnGFolehs nrao..
A. "a name woud tndteate this socisy !. eomnn.sa
s1eninF W hfses asieniiei y people q otler =.
tonstcs, noeieesoly Ne Scotch !he na1l Va nsna
tomeJ decorated WIN nheh anu efetHleel., tsuenH
began a O'Clock. The rro9snmTne cmGraeaag twenty.
four numbess Soon stscr u oeioe1 M suprHr W.
sefTed sf oi Nv III l.s.,oU nnit
O'clock
A pumbe. Of nurserymcn and others Of Chicago
and Vicinity iternaei 10 rec-nlnptinR met At The
Ghiraoo ntSeo Of Tho Tettern Farm Journal to dis
enss nstters Of interest relating to trte-paullnR aud
ths nrnsmrntnton az st1rete eic After an Informal
deennaon. Mr. r 8. Peterson waa called to The chair,
md Nj. j. g. Vaughn appointed secrotnrY. Tho or-
Msntsrs Asaociaton Of Chicago and vicinity. com.
MITES VA appointed to lrnft constitution aud LY-
laws, to be ropoetod al The ne1t regular mcc.nR,
Thn1a1nv nj ne!t weck Al 10 oeiock a. a. st tito ssrie
njaen'
~s.,.,,r,
meeunE o. tho western Noouen"Ase i Hit1.nn
erA Aaaoeaauon ~as ned ye3teFuhy ~ tne WV Il II
llonso. lrtsent: ". u. HoTet Coffyf -; ~ - =:
Dergef 11ttsharH n ~ 4othan, & Gesssu, W,d r.
EHlnF, i"y Clyi - N: flanet; u.'tT s4rSa.'
6!uisn, menasna, MaT; Lsasy "" y n;n'ors Mo
M!e' e 1teeTeot utauu Atspass =. xi.nr i,hi
unet lu.S W tuchaunut Gnle1aRut ~ Nts-
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LundborH's Perfumsa
ate litp natural 6pvuu md bonQonts.
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Rockford, Rock Island & st. Louta 3. r,
The shortest mad quickest route to Rock island, H.,
kud Davenport, la. Train leaves Wells Street Dspob
1880 q. m.; arrive Rock Island 2. m. Oaicc, q
Clark Htgcet j. H. Cook Agent.
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BuFdett ORGANS.
Lyon MealyS, 6tate and Mouros streets, " tho
general distributing headquarters for thsas superb
church and raslcr 1nstrumcns. rrioos x00 70 $500.
Hauos and u1gans for rent,
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JUDGE RouEna-fEenry brandt et a. ". ol&o K.s,
aud John r. Shoemaker verdict, $i6t.6o,
Jun1E 1InoTi-1. NJ. Asnstrong ct Al. VI, N, Ato.
Kcnzc Toxic; verdict, ti,aso, and motion for nav
fefn -
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THE COURTS.
Still Another Butch of Tax.
Fighters.
Mr. SWEET Explains His Connection
with neod, the Forgor.
Record Of Judgments and New
Suits.

NEW SUITS.
YEsTEnpAY'a TAX quits.
A numbor OF additional tax suits Of tho cast-
iron kind wore brought yesterday by Mossrs.
Assay Il McKiunop. Tho following is list.
The Arizona sentinel., 1876-03-25
G S S0O per day at home Sam eDe to sOLU ples worth $l free
5fsEEgF @F E.

Toi.s s hereby slre1. taa5t virtue o5 an execution issaa3 ae- ot -H. Jus;lca's Court oi tbe First Era ne- Eal County Arizona Le,Elssfy. H- t1- Forge. justice Vi tHo 4 ooUo, Vn ,uo | on,H uay Oi February, 1876, in favor of A. Royce, Plaintiff, and against the property of Ly- man A. Smith, Defendant, for the sum of Two Hundred hnd Forty-Eight 75-lO0 Dollars. ($243 75) and accruing cost, and to me directed and delivered, have levied on and taken all the right, title and inter est of the said Lyman A. Smith, to the following described property, situated Tn the town ard county of Yuma, A. T.. viz l: That certain lot or tract of land on Gila Slough. bounded West by Gila Street, North by property of Sin FoOke, and South by property of H. E. Lindsey, and East by Gila Slough, containing six acres, more or less. together with all the improvements thereon, which l will expose for sale at public auction, as the law directs, on Sa- turday, the 8th day of April, 1876, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, at the Court House, in the Town of Yuma, Arizona Territory.
 Yuma, A. T., March 18th, 1876.
 W. A WERNINGER,
 Sheriff, Yuma Co.,, A. T.
 mch1S t4.
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AViSC.

TOdas las persOnas que mOlesten re- muevan las estacas pueatas DOT el Agrlmen sOr que ahOra SC halia ocupadO en la agri- meusura del pueblo, si se encuentran seran inmediatamente perseguidOs.
 Los duenos de propiedades deben acOr- darse que las medidas SC estan asiendO en los intereses de todOs, y que al destruir las estacas y bOrrar las marcas, estan danandO a sus mismas prOpiedades y atacandO suS mismas bOlsas.
 A. J. FINLAY, Mayor.
The Arizona sentinel., 1876-03-25

From the Nashville American.

4 great many articles at present
 -Ore5 iu the Patent Office are be.
 2 prepared sC shipment -9 the
 ant2n1ia. Among these 5s I.r original Declaration of Independ- ence. A double proOf-against-f fire and-water safe has been made ex- pressly for this document, and it will be guarded as though the country could not exist if it were destroyed or stolen. Franklln's first printing press will be sent, if ali arrangement can be made which will save it from falling to pieces in transportation. George Washington's books, in which he kept an account of every cent re- ceived and expended in the most exact and truthful manner, will be shown to all the little boys to prove that story about the cherry tree which so many wicked news paper writers make light of. Tn all, a carload Of goods will go from here to Philadelphia, each department contributing to the stock.
The Arizona sentinel., 1876-03-25

ment, who have of late been dreaming the happy hours away will be given service of an ardu- Ous and ardent nature; and the general awakening which is short ly to ensue, will be the most start ling that the country has known for years, unless we are most wonderfully in error in reading the signs of the times.
The Arizona sentinel., 1876-03-25

We call attention to the adver- tisement of Col. James M. Barney, under the head of New To-Day. It will be seen that this enter prising gentleman and live busi- ness man, in addition to his very large and increasing business in Yuma, has re- established and re- vived and resucitated his old and popular house in Ehrenberg, which will be immediately stock ed with a large and varied assOrt- ment of goods, comprising ali kinds of merchandise that the people need.
 We know that this announce ment will be hailed with satisfac~ tion by the people up the river and in the interior, This popular house is deserving Of it's success, which it has won by enterprise and fair dealing. An important part of the business of this house is forwarding and commission to all parts of the Territory, California and elsewhere.
The Arizona sentinel., 1876-03-25

Parties tsmpering with or removing the stakes set by surveyor now engaged in in- teriOr surveys of village will, if known, be immediately prosecuted.
 Property owners ought to be aware that said survey is being conducted in the in teresTs of ell, and that in destroying stakes and obliterating marks, they are destroying thei- own property and attacking their own pockets. 4. J. FINLAY,
 mch25 t3. Mayor.
The Arizona sentinel., 1876-03-25

VI Al UvuIAtUU IaSIuS i'll OUuOrd, dp- pealS to the patriotism Ofhls cOun- trymen, demonstrates the impOs- sibility of arriving at any satis- factory adjustment while the con- fiict continues, and closes by semi authoritatively asking @ cessation Of hostilities, and consultation with himself by the leaders and representatives of both sides to unpieasantness. His closing pa ragraph is good: "Men of SOnO- "a, I entreat you, then, in the name of the supreme government of Mexico, which 1 represent, in the name of humanity and indus try and social interests, to stop all hostilities, while a conference takes place with the government of the State. Let prosecutions cease, let vengeance be held in abeyance, and put an end to the destruction of property, which is annihilating your last elements Of wealth. Surrender yourselves to the general government, let us undertake with firmnesss and pa- triotism the task of securing to this State the blessings of last ing peace and prosperity"
 General MariScal has summon ed number of prominent men to meet at Guaymas, and explain their grievances and demands. And every friend of Sonora de- sires that that this noble effort may be crowned with the fullest
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 The Territory of Arizona, sendc greet ing, to Roman Quijada, defendant. above named:
 You are hereby summoned and required to appear in all action brought against you by the above named plaintiff, in the Dis trict Court, for the Second Judicial Dis trlct, in and for the County of Yuma, and for the Territory of Arizona, and to a1 swer the complaint filed therein, within twenty days, (exclusive of the day Of ser vice) after service On you, of this summons, if served within this county; or, Ii served out of this county, but within this district, within Thirty Days, otherwise within for ty days, or judgment will be taken against you, according to the prayer O. sad com plaint.
 The said action is brought to obtain decree of this Court, dissOlving the bonds of rnatrimony, now existing between sad plaintiff Dolores Quljada, and defendant Roman Quiiada, according to the Statutes in such cases made and provided, aud ge- neral relief.
 And you are hereby notified, that if you fail to appear and answer to the said cOm- plaiut as above required, the said plaintiff will apply to the Court for the relief de- manded therein.
 Given under my hand and tho official seal of the said court affixed this 27th day of January, A. D. 1876.
 J. ". DORRINGTON, P. J. WALKER, Clerk.
 Atty. for Plaintiff feb5-t6.
The Arizona sentinel., 1876-03-25
TO ARRIVE E:

The steamship MontaraG, Capt. Douglass, was to have arrived at the mouth of the river, from San Francisco, via Mexican ports, last Wednesday, March 22d, and we expect did so arrive.
 SAILED:
The Arizona sentinel., 1876-03-25

NICHOLAS GUNTEER came down from Castle Dome on horseback, last Saturday. He started on his return to his mines, by same con- veyance, last Thursday evening. Hope he got back all safe, of which we will hear pOcO tiempO.
The Arizona sentinel., 1876-03-25

Col. NELSON, U. s. Paymaster, arrived by last Wednesdays San Diego stage, paid off the troops, and left on Thursdays stage for San Diego, on his return to San Francisco.
The Arizona sentinel., 1876-03-25
Baseball

HH.-.-."- .Hi.-- nounced to come off last Sunday , at II o'clock, came off at about haif-past two, owing to the strong wind which was blowing at the time. The game started nicely, but at the end of a few innings the "Sclubs" began to give away the catcher was tired, the pitch CT had the rheumatics, and the first base had sore finger, and the rest were all stiff, and conse- quentIy they had to give up the game, and the "Red Shirts . came off victors again.
The Arizona sentinel., 1876-03-25
PROPOSALS!

Proposals will be received at the Yuma office of the COLORADO STEAM NA- VACATION COMPANY, for blowing and scraping DITCH about Five Miles long, to connect the Colorado River with Port Isabel Slough
 For particulars, enquire of
 1 POLHAMUS. Supt, vao77. Nr--or f'I iS@e th
The Arizona sentinel., 1876-03-25

EcT= hgGLlsE tlA SaC-1
 Prom aaa Cheyenne, Wyoming. Lender
 Geuara Crook is still in the city. but prob -.- start for
 u. -a tam to-day
 .tar ra sl.- a1 hour F Al- t-e grapn UInce noIo, III vJIIvopUnu . ence with President Grant, Gen. eral Sherman, Lieutenant-Gener- Sheridan, General Custer, and the commanders of Forts Laramie, Fatterman and Lincoln. Import ant orders were received by him, and interesting information fash ed over the wires to his superiOrs. The substance thereof has not tran spired, and at present no infOrma- tion can be obtained from the general. Enough is known, how ever, to allow us to state that no interference with the occupation of the Black Hills is cOntemplat- ed by the Government, and that before the snow of another Win ter flies, the Indians, who now contemplate a general outbreak and the utter extinction of the frontier settlements, will be com pleteIy subdued. Many will gC to the "happy hunting grounds J while the remainder will be plac, ed on Reservations, Wh ere they will no longer interfere with the whites in any way. Gen. Crook will make things lively all along the line. Cheyenne will be bene fitted by the movements now or foot, and will make rapid strides in the path way of prosperity. Of ! ficers and soldiers in this depart
The Arizona sentinel., 1876-03-25

GEND 25c. to G. P. HOWELL x Co.,, O New York, for Pamphlet of 100 pages, containing lists of 5000 newspapers, and estimates showing cost of advertising.
The Arizona sentinel., 1876-03-25

WE see by the California papers that up in Santa Barbara, while a young lady was exercising her leap year privileges, she took some liberties with a yonng man, when he gave her a black eye. The brute {! Let the young ladies come to Arizona. No black eyes for them here. We would like to have them honeying over us. Jerusalem
The Arizona sentinel., 1876-03-25

The steamer Colorado, Capt. Mellon, arrived at Yuma, from all up river ports, on Tuesday March 21st.
The Arizona sentinel., 1876-03-25

Goand have your likeness taken while the photographers are here. Go and "secure the shadow, ere the substance fades"
The Arizona sentinel., 1876-03-25

DISTRICT CoURT.-The regular March term of the District Court, Hon. DeForest Porter, Judge, opened last Monday morning. No criminal business on hand and no Grand Jury required. There is also very little civil business. Yuma county is reposing in peace.
The Arizona sentinel., 1876-03-25

Ta- District Cours, last Thurs. dzv evening adjourned to this, Saturday. morning. Next #ae.l we will give an account 1i .He proceedings.
The Arizona sentinel., 1876-03-25

child, and MT. Rittenhouse. came down from Castle Dome Landing in small boat, on Friday of last week, and arrived all right.
The Arizona sentinel., 1876-03-25
MARKETS :

se-se. Ducks. QGal. Rabbits and other game at private r-5Ca-
 Other articles in proportion, except ok -reme iuzuries. which are plenty and cheap and ia hs obtained aG various prices. ac- c0rd.g- -9 quality and rsls-
 Chile Colorado SJ3.. sharp.
The Arizona sentinel., 1876-03-25
Meals at all Hours.

I have opened Boarding House for the accommodation of the public and will fur nish meals at all houas, at reasonable rates.
 MARY E. FOREST. March 25th lS76-tlm
The Arizona sentinel., 1876-03-25
THE SEN TIN E l.,
March %
LOCAL MATTERS.

HERMoN SPRUANCE, Eso., ar. rived by the Tucson stage last Thursday.
The Arizona sentinel., 1876-03-25

AIsG ll....'. .t.tte-s -t--.s fine eaamsni. t[ras01r- at the mouth af 0.a r5-o.. are e... to arrive at Yuma, with passen- gers and freight, about to morrow. March 26th.
 No further marine report this week; Everything is serene along sho and the bird is considerably elevated.
 LATER-Friday evening, 24th.
 ARRIVED, Steamer COcOpGh, Capt. Poole, from the mouth of the river, hav- ing connected with steamship Montana, which arrived at the mouth of the river on the 21sE. The Cocopoh brings Col. Riddle, Inspector General of this Depart ment, Col. Tassin, 18th Infantry, and 22 recruits. The COcOpGb, brings Barge 2, heavily laden with freight.
The Arizona sentinel., 1876-03-25
Marine and Commercial.
ARRIVED;

MOVEMENTS OF THE C.s N co.'s STEAMERS
The Arizona sentinel., 1876-03-25

MAGIC LANTERN.-The sciOpti- con exhibition, given by Young & Rothrock, photographers, last Sunday evening at the Court house, was pleasant and attract i've. A large number of views were presented, embracing a vast number of subjects, "from grave to gay, from lively to severe"
The Arizona sentinel., 1876-03-25

ALL that we hear about the mines is good, encouraging and full of hope, from all quarters.
The Arizona sentinel., 1876-03-25
Mt R " PFAGAN. of FIor-

e1ce. 4. T., left for home hy the Tucson stage last Monday. Mir Cherries b1asoo, also of Florence
 who came in last Saturday, left
 for home hv -he same stage with
The Arizona sentinel., 1876-03-25
Sonora.

From The Arizona Citizen, of March 18th.
 General Vicente Mariscal, who lately arrived in Guaymas, at the head of the federal troops of the Mexican government, for the pur- pose of taking some decisive steps towards solving the question and settling the contest between the State forces and the revOlu- tiOniSts, has issued proclamation to all parties in Sonora. This was
The Arizona sentinel., 1876-03-25
SAILED {:

The steamer Colorado, Capt. Mellon. left Yuma for inc month ns EIa river, @ ..s-' March .l d. daylight
 TeF.T-
The Arizona sentinel., 1876-03-25

JUDGE VIM. VANDEvER depart ed by last Thursdays stage for San Diego, and how much further nobody knows. We can i'll afford to lose the presence of so genial a gentleman, even for so short 6 time, as his absence will be but temporary, and shall look for his return with joyful anticipations.
The Arizona sentinel., 1876-03-25

IN another column we notice the death of Columbus Durham, Postmaster at San Diego, Cal. The San Diego Union has long obituary of the deceased, from which it appears that he was an eminently good man, and useful, o-+o~rrieinn oitiznn durinG his life. and a.. - brother Ci inc 2. Mystic Tie" He has gone to his rest.
The Arizona sentinel., 1876-03-25
BORN.
h Yuma, March 18th, 1876, to the wife of Capt. William Poole, son.
DIED.

In Yuma March 22d, DN. MARIANO AvILA, a native of Sonora, aged about 50 years.
 ' car T@'--- "-' "---r 'oth. 1876 l.rf .Et-l. age iH months ad --Es
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E1!s~. er. HHsira Life
The Arizona sentinel., 1876-03-25

Il .ea D!alr.o. Cog5t ul 'sa.c-ai fl..t-. ..r and for uni, of Eu- mE. ara -r1srg ot Sri ... .- 8E3I-DA,
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e1 [Fe HHesg 1tF5es |fr-5FE E E-TrF Tae rca-. are sea#u-.tr l--- .s.al -15 ,cE'7 cG~r and o.ie
The Arizona sentinel., 1876-03-25

15|"H - --Ia L--.- TT "E-E"H hv 1l.-5s-al as General Eu -nielo- .Ha a.aE5l fore .D Sonora and $ a cry fair, coucllIaJory and ausihse ~.ate paper The Geuar-
 cit.a - #sa raginUjCo the ~a.
 orl.E =el 2 him reviews
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fer refined recreation.

Persons passing through Yuma to Tue son, will find thls pleasant resting place. jaI5-tf. LEVIN & BRAUN.
The Arizona sentinel., 1876-03-25

The steamers connecting .'.. he saalsli. t.#,Crr- 4- ..a
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NOTICE.

M GU, Augusta, naruu.
The Arizona sentinel., 1876-03-25

NEH Tg E-.. . sH q day 1 bonn" a.ea. [. Outfit . TRUE N GU, Augusta, MaIuu. uuIUuSO-
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-10-07

Deyine & Howard have the endorsement of the
following physicians: g. w. NJ irtin, NJ. D., W.
8. Hin, NJ. D., q. L. Brickett, NJ. d., W. Bnlan,
NJ. d., n. II. Hill. VI. D., J. o. Webster, NJ. D.
l.. j. Croker, NJ. d. eod-t,f
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-10-07

Miss Issippi and Miss Our are disfgured good
deal by the snags in their mouths. In order tina
all other Misses may avoid the like blemshes, they
are advised to use the famous Sozodont, which will
prevent and obviate all such difficulties.
From the Station Agent at South Royalston Mas
Gentlemen-Although unsolicited by you, l can.
not refrain from adding my testimony to the many
already given in favor OF your Wistar's Balsam
of Wild Cherry.
In the spring of 1858 was most severely atfl let.
ted with hard, dry cough, with its usual accom-.
painment OF night sweais completely prostI atng
my nervous system, and producing such debili.
tated state OF health that after trying medical aid
to no purpose, had given up all hopes of ever re-
covering, as had also my friends. At tins stage
OF matters was prevailed upon, through the in.
fucnce OF neighbour TO try Wistars Balsam
though with no belief whatever in its truly won.
dcrtul curative properties, and before using two
bottles the effect was almost mag ical. My cough
entirely left me, the night sweats deserted me
hope once more eated my depressed spirits, and
soon had attained my wonted strength and vigor.
Thus this Bilsacn, AS has often been remarked
by persons coaversant with the above facs IN III i
vicinity, literally snatch, d me from the yawnipp
grave You are at liberty to use this for the be a.
tit of the sifl icted.
Very respectfully yours. Benz. Wheeler.
90 cents and 81 bottle. Sold by all druggists
1-taodDu1u,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-10-07

Nearly thirty years have elapsed since Hostel
ter's Stomach Bttcrs frst brought to the notice
of the American public. Tod y IL il the most p p.
u ar remedy on this continent Tor dyspepsia, liver
compliant, constipation, deblnty, nervousness,
uriha' y and uterine compl ints, govt rheumatism,
in eI mlttent AID remitlenL fevers, and Is widely
used in south and CentraI America, Mexico the
Wet In Ties and Australia. rs u preventive and
remedy for NAL Trio = disorders for many 9th.
er nalatiies to the relies oil which IL Is adapted.
The record OF II, victories is written in the trsti-
uon ais al thousands whom IL ha, cured. TO many
OF which the widest publicity Ia been given; it has
WoI the emphatic sanction oI lea ting mem ers ot
the medical profess GU, and it has repeatedly been
made the sut,jt ct of encomIum, by the home and
foreign press Comment on the above facts Is uu-
necessary. We leave the pubic to draw its own
conclusions. octi teoG&wiw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-10-07
Mass Temperance Convention.

AL. active workers in the Temperance cause are
invited and earnest requested TO meet IN mass
convention at weontan Hall In Augusta. on
Tharsday, Oct. IL, 1879. at III o'clock A
NJ. for th- purpose of deVisiDg some system oi nc
lion whereby the General Government may be In
duced to abolish the manufacture and importation
of intoxicating liquors, and ensure the Nauoha
Prohibition of the liquor traffic.
AItempersnce organizations are requested to
send delegates. -,
roads NAV be expected.
LET every true iiiend Of Temperance be pres Mt
Signed by
Hon. HENRY TALLMAN,
REV. A. w. PoTTLE,
REV. DIR. n. BUTLER,
HON. JOSHUA NYE,
DIR. X. T.. PAINE,
REV. II. V. EMMONs,
REV. ID. Il. RANDALL,
REV j. j. CARRUTHERs,
o. Il. CHADBoURSE, ESQ,
j. ii. Fuss, ESQ.
REV. ii. W BOLTON,
GO. PAysOS, ESQ.
And about three hundred other active temper
ance workers IN various portions of the STATE.