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New-York tribune., 1876-07-01

TEIDLY. Juno 3O-P. NJ.

For the best part Of the day the stock market was
apparently LEFT 70 work ont its salvation, which
cosuteG in a material decline in prices over nearly
he entire l>t but after o'clock the Of the
dram corps were again called for. and promptly
responding in body lifted the prices Of the fayoriteS
about per cent, and by dint Of uucessng drum
ming held them there to the close. The market, for
he tme is so completely controlled by manpula-
uOn, aided by the doubts of the average
operator as to what are the real de-
signs Of the leading operators, that COM
nent beyond a description Of the various huctua-
lions of stocks, seems hardly necessary. Lake Shore
opened at 5Gl2 and after selling at 5G3i, declined to
So, subsequently selling at J7li a j6aiaj715 Mich
san Central sold at 5O3sG50& &0493 sos. Erie
was touched lightly at fl40 014S8014ls01I4. The
Grangers were less dealt in. the light receipts Of
wheat yesterday at Chicago (j3 900 bushels and at
Milwaukee $4,000 bushels) not being favorable for
exhibit of increase of earnings for the last week
IN June st. Paul sold at 41l404OHo04O7s the
Preferred at 7Oh07O5s0 7Ols07 7Ol2; Northwest
ern at 42aiQ42l20423i and the Preferred at
66A065A d6GlsaG6. The vim in Ohio and
Mississippi all taken out Of it by
an ehort to sell at H. that after selling at 1G's
1t closed at 1873 CentEal of New-Jersey. after
saies OF 24OO shares at 71A071l2, was wanted by
some late bears" at 73li073. The stock to-day
loaned at per cent for carrying The managers of
'his road report better business than that Of
year ago The transactions in Delaware, Lacka-
wanna ana Western were all at 1OG3i. except for an
oda lot OF 10 shares at 1OGos. The drum corps"
paid It's respects to Central and Hudson raising its
price from 1912 to l0Sls, also to Rock Island,
Wmch had sold from lo9i2 to 100, placing it back
70 the opening price. 1892 Union Pacilic in which
there has been more activity of late. sold at G}a
oZ'eG63. Western Union started out at 7O3a and
steadily declined to G9ai but later sold at 7O5s nm
oer the influences before referred TO- The
operators did not appear TO have any
uouD's concerning the prompt payment of
tne declared dividend. notwithstanding Judge Don
ohues temporary injunction and order to show cause
racine Mail was positively weak under a steady
supply OF long stock, selling from 26ia to 25a. re-
covering, however, to 26 at the close The market
hnished firm simply because it was made to do so
.ne last one-half hour of business being clearly
!orced 1t is toerably clear that the recent short
interest IN the market has been very generally
closed out, which makes 1t reasonable to SUPPOSE
tnAt prices can be further advanced only by
p0aALive and persistent buying, and this is
New-York tribune., 1876-07-01

just what the shrewd ones would rather not
do, though they may be compelled 20 such
a course in order to create market FOR theT hold
ings. The business of the day was comparatively
light, amounting to only about $4,000 shares, and
at the close the Improvements as compared win
yesterdays final quotations were: In Delaware
Lackawanna and Western and Eric, each IS 81
Paul Preferred Il; Missouri Pacific and Kock
Island, each as Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph and
New-York Central each Is, and New-Jer5ey Cen
trail, u per cent. Northwest and Western Union
each declined ls; Michigan Central and ONO and
Mississippi, each H. and Northwest Preferred IA
c,fc Mail. and st. Paul Common, each % per cent
The following table shows the
oF THE MARKET,
New-York tribune., 1876-07-01

then again. the approaching holidays tend toward Qeiso
state OF affairs Tho arrivals Of Texas show an accumulation
and figures close and weak California IL not IN
heavy receipt bnt sufficient for present requirements Pulled
WOos close quiet but about steady the aTl Oi tue
clip Of freezes from Ohio are very limited. hardly
sufficient 10 Justify definite quotation the farmers
continue to 2Oc and buyers cODSiler a. high
when the Of IN the
Foreign WoO sos declines plscs
uEder The reduction ot fifteen cent IN the In s auction
sales. Loe sales here include 1000 Xxx Ohio Fleece
37o.; 10000 n X and AK DO, and 1000 and above
do on private terms 5000 Texas at lGd2Oe 2i0 900
Western do az private pr'ces 1900 Scslred Pulled a.
34ci 600 and 20 bas Spring California % ljd2Oo1
2OoOOO do, 10000 u l0 % bales 60CO r Oregon ~
2Oc 10000 Colorado 3C0J DoiDcstic Wo0s 5000 snpes
Pulled, 35 bags xtGa do 40 bags No do, 25 bags Saean
lngs, bags SECURED Texas and 20 bags Lab. Pulled.
private terms
wHISKYMarket about steady. with sales JOG bbis-
IL II h cal0n.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-01
THE LWErPoOL COTTON MARKET

LIVERPOOL, June 3O.-lhc circular Of the
Liverpool Cotton Brokers' Association, In iis reve" io
tIo week ending yesterday says Cotton has hc'h ii
Iuiiod demand throughout the week; ihc market i5
much Depressed and prices Of the leading kinds have
declined American has been IN limited request ard ha,
declined fuiIy lsu All grades except lidtiW- an
which D. unchanged. In Sra Island TIE demand h|'
becn Of retail character, aud prices are unchanged
In INJURIES transactions are Sun limited 81 IeAdttu
mira
New-York tribune., 1876-07-01

relectGp. sc Jqss ss4aS gold HsmpasNana s'ts
Ss25o currency per ton do sin gie dressed
undrese Russian clean, s2OOas2O5 gold Italian, $3.50
HIBEs-There va. slightly better business today. but
nothing to what holders eoud desire the general st Of quota
gold months 1000 Dry and Dry Texas and tnd,s To
Baeno. S s yTs aga5s n S Ayes
r. %1 1 & s vide RIO 2o9G32d Isadc D. da2 5S4e
OrnocO p a23 f lsci California 22d25 n, 1917 c Cen
Malaaofos 2362 D. ID ac Vera cruz iSGl9 o. l5c lam,
gSo p 9SS5 M ~ & o' Bab hSsSi@ g. 49, foo and
Lagnara 29922 r. l4ql5 tS G9Iaes' 2oG2S b. a.
pcScSy @ssS aos22 s isc To5asco, 2oa3l H. ilc ali
gold. selected TeTas and sontheLn Gf@39 b. & IoGlSs
leced Rio Grande 44a4s 10 sc California 1880 D. &c;
Texas Pulled AMI Packed jOGsO n, 100 &C.. currency;
Texas, knife Std9 &c; southern tstec CITY Slaughter
H0Ps-Th, market can be considered steady though
ORDER inquiries consumption also moderate We
quote NevYoIk state, IODl7c; Eastern sdl4cj Wscon
TesE cirruIap ssys Trado las aniee down considerably
the th The shipments % Europe hs week are 2OO gas
nominal Crop reports both fore and home are somewhat
ure growth OF vine in districts Of YORK In
England jus the state OF things oNs taeIe e VINE
also rather untayoabe for large yield seegts for dI 5ae
wses g an iS G1s Gi 'pss Bales exS3ri for the
week 200 total since sept l. 1875, 1885 bales total
INDIA RI BBERtihee have been further declines
which have stimulated iar amount o. 4Hoss %
aqur jOUJIc. Nicaragua Sheet 52453c; do Scrap 4sc
LAT Xo;hng cfnow import can be said the arrival. are
not bnrdensOne and hold 10 meet with Iar DIGS ana quote
LEArIIER- boot and shoe mspqfaetuIcrs are now
Tor Icock sole which continues be sold ut about former
ieatner not in age supp and heavy good damaged non
iSarf S51p % p si p,td ffe sGn tn a. Bes sell readily at
fSpori i5G Sides VIZ: $4,000 TO England and
2 600 to the Continent We quo
New-York tribune., 1876-07-01

In Southern State bonds the only dealings were
in South Carolina new 6s. nOnfundable which sold
at 2os City bank stocks sold as follows: Republic,
go, at 70 German American, "a at 50, ard Metro
politan, ~ at %. Railroad bonds were moderately
traded in. Central New-Jersey Firsts were sold
at 111la, and Lehigh and Wikesbarre Consols
were higher at s4ll@siaL st. Paul bonds were
strong at 1908, for Chicago and Milwaukee Division
Firsts at lOOa. and Sinking Fund at 933s, coupon
New-York tribune., 1876-07-01
Ordinary


Good DIlIfGY. % Nctlllc- II =
delivery the market depressed by the dtct
al Liverpool tc later month, WUrr lss lower sales
yrscn.a5 after y. July, 400, ll2'agc; Loco ~; Au
gust ud sc 100 l3sC|pO l2c., OcOb 200 II 'ici
December. 100, llHac toia!, 100 bales Fist cai,
5lUl October. 100 l rs,. ctruhcr,5O, li'sc
o;. 100 bales second oagNol embur 100, l'5ci ioa
los bales. l cai-Juy, -Iu lla'.Ci August inp, I;'
sales todaJ up TO- NJ. July, 200. il"glc 500, lsc
August. Los, lIHIsr, IJNb --r 0clt'hNel V i3-''
9JD ~ 7-c; Oct"ho 100 isc -On. l!2ac LOO III ac
100 Iizi.c5 10, II iico.. N"yrnlrf oOp' J2ci 900
1lst.,: 10 ll7sc. December, 500, l4'g' aOl lia2
total l-Up bales Grand total 1920 bans The Haiat
New-York tribune., 1876-07-01
THE GRAIN TRADE IN LIVERPOOL

LiyERPOOI, June 3O.--A leading grain cir
cular issued to-day, says: The ntinued improvement
in the crop prospects has had depressing effect on the
grain trade aud transactions In wheat have been re-
strcted a retail business at rather sunder last %eck
prices. The unsettled aspect Of political matters III iht
East has, however, rendered Importers less d" A"a q"
press aacs, and Ill the past two u@yb lh,it hd' prth
appearance Of more stcalincri. ~ The same
time the deliveries of English wheat have much dinh
slcd and the FOR tine consumption Of foreign, more
especially III tis district, - gradually increasing I"-t
FAR business has bccn transacted IN wheat botn req
ana wliitc realizing fuy thc latest quotations. fioui
was steady. Com offered freely 90 q siado lower
quotation, but the demand subsequently became hCiNe
and .he market closed irm with al upward tendency.
PRICE or SILVER
LONDON, June 3O.-The quotation for silver
today is JOl.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-01
THE RAILROADS OF NEwJEE-EY.

INt IFtITITTI TNS0VT TTIT0TI III Nv '0TTVT0'''' T
OF the state Of New-JeT-ey contains some valuable IN
formation concerning the railroads Of that state. sub
Joined viii be found extracts from the three mosi in
portaui roads OF the state, winch 90 directly from ih,
city through the most popuious districts Of NcwJer'ey
They follows:
INIIFU NEW JIgsFT ENLEOAp ANp CANAL tltIANr
Report LieG and sworn o. On Fob. ., l-'u ...
Csliiai stut X ,.,''D
New-York tribune., 1876-07-01

Tr tl., sol- uues rot include thr earnings. expense,
or rutsi, OF t l.i -l and -u- C'i'Ia Railroad, hIi
% VIII hr notice. tiJt tr' ur' ,arria uf iir .' proper
are is-uicicut 10 rav tc interest ou tho bond debt
which amount, 30 eIttp,-Ju, ana are ohIJ tIN'4 10
about 10 per cont on IlC ttJl debt
New-York tribune., 1876-07-01
BANKING AND FINiNCIAL.
CINCINNATI MIjSIpA

o PER CENT GoLD Bonds. Maturing 1908.
limited amount for sac.
kUnN, LOEB q Co.,
Bankers, ~ Nassaust
New-York tribune., 1876-07-01
THE MONEY MARKET.
,.s,ct1L REPORT Y y S1"Ch ENchA"O" 90 ~"
10 A. M.-sAIEs sHFo'

oovrnSurNI STOCK DEPARTMENT lO4 O'CLOCK
ASD lll2 O'CLOCK A. NJ.
Us6s Coupon 1891 a. , % iO,io f'esis'elfS9 20 ,1s
.....l2.l l24 80 OO..........''.l l-.iio
OF $40 Coupon, 1850 ~
1o OOu -. ....l2 llG2
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-10


IAS R SKY HUUo
GEO. D. FRYER PHOP.
rb.s we'll known hotel has beea enlarged and
,aeonstrnoted until IN capacity and appearance
is "a. unnus s:ionably tie
,,.,.,,~ uDrSv ~ NEVADA
and its
MaGnit,c"nf T"r1"~S ana Sf"en"A
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-02-03
NOTICE.
L. :. LAND OFFICE J
bloomington. Neb.
.t.nnayy 6,h l>-6 |

{. :. LAND OFFICE
Bloomington. Neb
January 9th lS16.l
Connls'u, havinc teen entered at
thi> office by George Ii. Springer
against James II. Watkins for ahan-
!oninx his h, me>teai en'ry. No. 2llO
dated Apri! 2i>t. 1874. u,ron the }
net. and nl>ei. See 20. township "a
.,.u-, range IL west, IN Webs.s- county
Nebraska. with 4 view I rh5 cancels
,ion or said entry: the said r~artie> are
hereby ~sdmnfoned to aprcsr at this
Office On the 2l.t day OF February.
1873, al q O'clock a. To-, n respond
and furnish testimony concerning said
alleged a~hani"nn.ant.
WEBSTER EATos Register.
224t Evan WoRrRINe. Receiver.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-02-03

Ectr1oriiaay IsGso>nenn
Are offered q csavs.ss-1 send fer tern
szr yis -z5ies
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-02-03
THE Rcs CLOUD CHEF
RED CLOUD, NEBRASKA,
LOCAL MATTERS.

Nof;ces ia hs Co'smalo Cea'a " L'"e
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-02-03

Frank Leslie a. hi- Haumo'h Pub
i.hipE House. 81 i'r.ri Street, Nes
York, Issues seventeen t"aurifu!ly Il
!u-risttd newspapers aui magnz nc-.
Nir Leslie vas the tir-t IN the United
States - un ~irrtl." the publication d.
a weekly illustrated newspaper, aud 10
L.irs te,oug- the honor Of being The
publisher Of The Di!e-t Illustrated
Newspaper III America The per
son whe secures Tire agency for these
publications ~ this vicinity. and will
give II ci'iz IL an opportunity u! III
~prctiHg the several l--U"- ard COPIES
oi the cj-ht magnificent crromo- the
choice from which J. given with u sub
-cripii>n 10 either OF the Illustrated
wr.AlleS, will have handsome AMI
pr"ii'a"ie business. These papers are
well known. aud .el, rca lily tor from
10 20 - cents on news stands, anl are
NV tIr>t oIcicd through agents -
auuuai Subscribers. with available
chrome wnIca. II Al lovers OF art. l.
alone worth more than the >uh,cril-
tiou ,,ric.. An annual subscriber tn
The Na<iruttd New-prPer r~ecieve~
Turing The year over 50 newspaper
pIce>. Folded to the >ize of 4 large
actaro book, fhe Subscriber would
have 3.213 pages equal ~ seven octave
book, q! primary SIZE, 400 pages each
and one hai ii these pIg-- would con
tam fac E.riy.ngS. AMI for the cen
|fcnnla' year will make the most aacTr-
ate and yaiuah,e illustrated History Of
the National Jubilee Published. We
advise on. readers, after they have
nh cr;bel For paper to ecurr one
u Fra'k Leslie, illustrated period
icll-. AMI with it the beautiful chrome.
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Fc.!oHing me plan PuTn-f by re Dal!y.
TIL
Post and Mail

IN the West. aai within he nssns # ere
one.
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I. :. LAND OFFICE !
Blcnniug,ou. Nch. ,
40

DicnaBinEipil. NcIL.
Jan. 1GEh. l-15.
Conr:aiut having been tnlcred 1T
tins office iy John Layer;y against
i'arrivk No,ruy Tor ABANDONING IN
houc-'cad entry No 2254. dared
Man 18Th. ls.i upon the nur,hwc>;
inaii,r See. u. township three tGj,
,a't-e trn tlg sest, IN Webster Cr..
Nebraska. VITA d view 10 the cane la
.!on u' SID ,utiy: the said j~ar,ir> are
hereby summoned t. appear at tli~
Il on tie 18Th day oi March, 1876,
~ ! - clucS I. m. To- respond and fur
NH testimony concerning said al, ged
baud
WEBSTER EATON. Register.
20 Ivan " oRTHINu Receiver.
New Honey Locus; Seed, choice
quality, gathered IN the .all OF 1915
for saie by
Ii. Mccormick.
i 5n Browuyi.le. Neb.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-02-03
Arrival ant Departure OF s-ai''
from abe S@s Cloud 3 q


Arrival nua Depmrturr 81 Vail.
from ,L- S+a Cloud .
JUxIATA Leaves Monday :
Wednesday,. ard FriGsy : 3 II.
Mai, closed 9 =. N. arrives TIE
day Thursday and Saturday - p IL.
HARVARD Leaves T~ue-day's and
Frijay's 6 p. M. arrives Tuesday :
and Friday ;: p. IN. Mail closed
s.. p. III.
FRANKLIN, cn;nz east, MONDAY
and ThGr>3ays2p III. Gong west
TuesIay', and Fridays 10 d, m
PLEASANT HILL leaves Thursday b
q. u. Arrives Wednesdays .. u.
Mail closed 9 ?. u.
JEWELL ksn.ss. arrives Frilay'-
II III. Leave, Friday ] ?. III.
nUserL. Kahsas, arrives Thursdays
l. a. IN. Leaves Thnr-day / p. III
Office opea s.gm 4 until 6 ?. N.
Sundays.
All registered matter must be III
the evening tefore the mails leave
NJ. b. MCNITT. +. ".
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and hen W. b.h III Il. ,ou h of thu.
village pairing a, The yol h.- la.r,d
sine the ,rorDia. -,ar- sang together
when We behoiI the beauty Of maiden
hood resting ;.us.!ully and coric:usly
in The etut-sce Of mou~,sched man
Hrcl, we -3auot re>,Iain TIE siI-ula.
'pr 'l-J!ii--s them T. til un-
sxa.D~, We v.uil -ay, ;ioIe. - ut-
4eH-i t1I III ro-'.c faculty. luj
cilcAfI,n AS u9t t.--Lt ga tuc art
Of uaking Verse, ID not c,-plir. The
true expression Of love l. poetry, and
la This you are deficient. Bat We who
have Io io"e, has. rc-:-y and - spare.
Ga. Exchanges are full o: IL. Ocr
waste paper basket ; running over
with etf1>lpa, e victim, of e -gfJ "a
fiction. Young met ycrarc wc!Soue
Come AMI -elec, your poetry. We
feel more than remuneratei IN con-
t ~uplatiug the swectaal tender gI.uccs
the l. wing ~c.-e-Se-. aud warm EN-
braces which constitute the Divine Ia .
sion VII eli our az denie, Us.
List IF unclaimed letters remain
ing 10 The Post Oi.- at Red Cloud
Ne5 Jan 3l>t l1-5.
Par Arhrc.le. I y Ccrreli.
Lows Coghjn. J. Dcleney
henrey hoffmen. + 4. Mikrse'l.
Alice Maxwell. Stephen Monoa.
Charles Rebel.
VI T. NM, y "
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CHyRGn uIsrCC0.f.

CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
Services every ur>t anG thjrd SAD
baths If each mouth At Rcd Cloud
and inavale. y o'clock p. II. al
Red Cloud. > O'Clock P. NJ a, In
a~vaIe. Every second and fourth
Sahhaihs az Baum and Harmony
PRECINCTS. REV. 4. MAXWELL.
Pastor.
BAPTIST CUURCH.-REv. TH0s.
MCXL"w, Pastor. Services every
fourth Sabbath al y p. II.
SABBATH School every Sabbath
morning at 10 A. NJ.
}. q. POTTER, Surt.
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AOITfE t.
[ : OFFICE. ,
bloomington. Nch ,
Jan. d h. IA-G- !

Cpmrlrint having been entered al
tins otlce ty havid I. Morn, against
hrorre ". liulitrue-> fer abandoning
~ homestead entry. No. o2>2, dated
Nay 2l>t lS1+. upon The southeast
quarter, SEC. II, township TIVE On.
range l3 vet, IN franklin county.
N~rt:a>Aa, with a view TO the cancel
iation o! sal! en'ry the said paItir-
are hereby sumnaued to appearatihi-
office or 'he l9.h d,y Of February.
l>.G. at / O'Clock p. M, to respond
int furnish te timouy concerning said
alleged abandonment
NIB>TtR EATON. Register
EVAN NOTHING. Receiver.
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b.leal5-r features Of the Daily
ITS REPORT

Which are carefully prepared By experienced
the al a large eEpc se. ant cover Vii the
utmost AccuFac,. the Markets. Of chicago.
Gfns.a' ssd vp~cisl kilograms. from III !esi-
IpE c.tse, Di thi, and ipI.iyn countries skill
further enha.Ce the "a Us Of this particular
department. of the psp=-. Bushes. men
thru h"ui the cpsniry can rely IN the MAJ
kCt q~IotatfO OF the Post ard Mail A. icing
accurate ant comprehensive.
tUt~F-hed eFeyy aet-TEoo . tie pap -fur-
acres re pH0'i~ % tie NcrthSes, vita ~,
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.s- Gcc-s - ajvsa.s
ofthe morning y Ps-s S -4iu n The tinesT6
assyEnE IN money sIlea "a iB-ss nen IL tie
country rtn appetite
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aUu NsIi gives ne best f Special T-!egrams
Coari-enrS- for d Isiness Nea. the Associated
p - ~ patches. Crsp Correspondence. and
Genera nd LBc4i News o. al -l.i..
IL ali matters tina; tead ~ make q sha-p.
sul-T an IN erp-sinx daily tessSsp@-. rEs
lsi.y PVst -o1 Mall 81. rat :. :ea4d Ar
Igg.
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TA:M~ WITH x
r. leading authors. viii be a leading feature
"stae uew volume. Esfecisl attention viii
zlso DC given 10
INCIDENTS Or AMERICAN
HISTORY

Wit, s%p-rirei pictorial Illustrations.
The -a-isu Departments. Js-R-.a-fke- psF-
pif. Ia. RiiE~ ar Ter 81 B.r. and tnc
4Es - Eev L.rsS 'cfES. n. a De more
s.trs-tsve ihAs ever The French. L-tin.
s-d German -~tari~s. fo- trarslarr1n. which
have pr.vrl - rrpa - v :! b. f--fasHJ Il
he ner y0i.ne Some - the 6n-s- lrk: o.
TIE f-.r-<- prfatsrr a. 'As G-a,z-
have been su--av- 4 expressly Tor ~. Sfra-
Ola. Asd 10 ir-t A-t'-:- If h@ day Will cog
,r'ruie fresh ani original drawings ter Thu.
FIs> A.. a1gazts. For Tie Yosss Definite
anGsurcsnea-s Of sav iar@restin- and u7S-
81 features we're male "a the December nam
her. - NTrHo- - wiz coerfuzs uader ne
successful aI.ar I'm NJ
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-02-03

Oar r~ai~rs ed please no.ice the
siverti-ems,s II the Kansas Farmer
and Avn IRAN Ysu,s Fox. publish
ei st Topeka. kan-as. The Farmer
i Q Oh e>tsbIi>hri nd p-o>peruu.
~jr1rnsI. IL il me of our a,ie-t aad
best Western Agricultural papers
The Arizona sentinel., 1876-03-18
From the Salt Lake Tribune l Mormonizing Arizona.
The Saints to Overrun AnOthel
 Free Territory.

The Saints to Overrun Another
 Free Territory.
 Another strenuous effort is be- ing made 10 save the young men of Zion from the influences of the worlds civilization, and at the same time build up new colony of MOrmons in Arizona. The new movement cropped out at nearly all the ward meetings in the city on Sunday evening, when the bis- hops and elders urged upon the boys the necessity of volunteering in the new work. In the Thir- teenth Ward, Bishop WOolley held forth in his peculiarly i'm pressive manner regarding the mission, and set himself up to the admiring gaze of the young men as faithful Saint whom God had rewarded with an abundance of worldly wealth for obedience ren- dered the Gospel. Those young men, he said, who would listen to this call and go to Arizona, would il6 tH6SS6u Wltll -liOuoCo d1O ldHuos f1Ocks and herds, silver and gold, and above all,
 WITH MANY WIVES
 and kingdoms of their own. They should be fitted out with two teams from each ward, and all ne- cessary goods for making a new settlement; but those who go are expected to take at least one wife each with them, and then get as many as they please when they arrive in their new home. In the other wards similar harangues were delivered, and a number o1 boys of from sixteen to twenty years of age, volunteered to go on this last grand wild goose chase for the priesthood. Ogden and all the other towns of the Territory, are being called upon to furnish their quota of young men for this mission, and will, as soon as spring opens, send out two teams to each ward.
The Arizona sentinel., 1876-03-18
YOUNG MEN

SWhO may be suffering from the effects of 5well to avail themselves of this, the
 sgraatpst boon ever laid at the alter of
 suffering humanity. OR. SPINNEY Twill guarantee to forfeit S50O for every , lease of seminal weakness, or priv ate di- { zsease of any kind or character which be Sundertakes and fails to cure. He would. gtherefore say to the unfortunate suffer as aser who may read this notice, that you ! sare treading upon dangerous ground.
 when you longer delay in seeking the sprOper remedy for your complaint. You may be in the first stage; remember you sare approaching the last. If you are Bordering upon the last, and are suffer.
 Hing some or all of it's i'll effects, remem- sber that ifyou persist in procrastinatiOn, sthe time will come when the most skill Sful physician can render you DO assist Nance; when the door of hope will be aclosed against you; when no angel of mercy can bring you relief. In no case ! has the Doctor failed of success. Then : let not despair work upon your magma
 stiOn, but avail yourself of the beneficial
 results of this treatment before your case is beyond the reach Ofmedical skill, For before grim death hurries you to a spremature grave. Full course of treat ment $25.00. Send money by Post Of
 flee order or Express with full descrip- ] BtiOn of case. Call, or Address, DIR. A. B. SPINNEY,
 No. II, Kearny Street San Francisco. ssp25-ly.
The Arizona sentinel., 1876-03-18
NOTICE.

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