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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1877-04-21
Farmers and Planters


Nov Is the time TO buy your Farming
IN Implements cheap. have on hand q
large Stock Of Machinery which am deter
mined 10 sell. would make special mention
Of my two and three horse Furrow Plows.
NY two-horse Plow | am selling as low M
$500, aud for strength and steady running il
cannot be surpassed, while my wrought shear
plows connot be beat. The Clipper Rake
with some important improvements is also
being offered low. The all (wrought) Iron
single and double Shovel Plows and the three
ShoYeled Cultivator, which became SO popular
and gave such entire satisfaction last year, are
now ready for the Spring trade at low figures.
Remember the Lion Feed Masticator IS the
best Feed Cutter in the market, see It.
heapers and Mowerspromptly repaired unless
new parts are to be ordered which must be
done from the company who manufacture the
machine as there is no one keeping repairs on
hand. So in order to have your machine
ready for moving and reaping bring them in
early so as to give time TO order repairs. All
other repairing done well and cheap.
mar Si-u +. WAGNER.
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Notice to Creditors.

In the Orphans Court of Carroll county sit,
ting. as a Court of Concurrent Equity Juris-
diction.
David w. Honck VS.. Charles S. Davis and
others. sts
NOTICE is hereby given to the creditors
~ of JAMES DAVIS, deceased, to file
their claims in said case, properly proven
and authenticated, with the Register Of Wills
for Carroll county, on or before the slst day
Of May, 1877.
GEO. NJ. PARKE,
mar Sl-4t Auditor.
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Orders Promptly Attended to,
j o h n L. Reifsnider.
WESTMINSTER, MD,

WHoLESALE Dealer In Plug Tobaccos,
w Fine Cut Chewing Tobacco, Smoking
Tobacco, Cigaretts and Cheroots, Pipes aud
Smokers Articles, &c.
All Of our robaccos are bought direct from
the Manufacturers. Our prices for the same
quality guaranteed as low as they can be
bought in Baltimore.
We sell only First Glass Goods for the
prices charged. feb loft
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DENTAL NOTICE.

nP. GEO. S. FOUKE, Dentist, offers i.
~ sI-yices at his Office.
Westminster-every Monday, Tuesday and
Saturday.
Emmittsburg-Fourth Wednesday After
noon till Thursday Afternoon.
Mechaniestown-Fourth Thursday After.
noon and Friday.
Rocky Ridge-First Wednesday Afternoon
Double Pipe Creek--First Thursday.
Middleburg-First Friday.
Unioutown-Second Wednesday Afternoon.
Taneytown-Second Thursday Afternoon
and Friday.
Union Bridge-Third Wednesday Afternoon
and Thursday Forenoon.
New Windsor-Third Thursday Afternoon
and Friday Forenoon. feb %
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WHERE he may be found MospAr,
w TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY, OF
every week
VIII continue to visit the following places
Union Bridge.--lst Wednesday and FRIDAY,
Of each month. 49,
Nep Windsor. Wednesday and Fri.
day, Of each month.
Unionto,cn. I'D Wednesday and Friday, of
each month -
Taneyto'rR. last Wednesday and Fri.
day, Of each month. iuly 5.tf
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ATTORNEY AT LAW AND SOLICITOR
IN CHANCERY.
SS- Office directly opposite the Court
House, Westminster, Nd. feb i4-tf
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-07-13
NllcrinHS Sale.
TERRITORY oI ARIZONA. COUNT oF NAvAPA-Ss. LRyt BNsuFoKp Plaintiff vS CU.s, L.. HAIL An,
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TERRITORY of ARIZONA, COUNT OF NAVAFAI-SS.
 LRyt BAsuroKr Plaintiff. vs Cn,s l.. HAIL And
 NELNtSA l.. HALL hs wife. Defendants
 Ky virtu cot an orier o. ac ssne of the dstric, of Inc third judicial district la and Tor the county of NaVapai Territory of AfEoua duly attes;ed under the >rl of sad thv >bih day of June ls7, by which order commanded Ia proceed uotic. uf sale and sell he following described premises to wit That particular p'ece pSrce or tract oi land situate in Chiuc Valley ia he o Navapai in the Territory of Arizona containing about hundred and acres owned and occupied by the above named defendants and being bounded the soaihsas, by the ranch Han nah pusilc and the by The ranch oi Campbell X Baker. and the northeast hy tLe ranch of George Banghart and Inc by hills and being par. tcuary described The soushrGst quarter t) of tsr northwest quarter A and the northeast quarter . of the southwest quarter ef section tweuytwo (l and all of The southwest quarter sl of the northeas; quarter t aud of the northwest quarter O of the southeast quarter t!) Of sad section twenty C iu township seventeen (lo north of range two t2) west lies ot the main wagon ruad leading from toe ranch uf George Bang
 hart C. Prescott n said county o NaVapa and Territory If Arizona; the sA rad be the dividing line between the raLeh oi said Charles l.. Hall and Campbell Baker and also the rgang easa and d,ches thereon or in any wise atng thereto and the flowing through the used for the watering and irrgAing said and and premises; together with all thc ;suemcns hersdi,amcuts and appUrenancss Said had belonging in any. wise appcrisning thereto Notice Is hereby given that
 Saturday. 2lst day of July, 1877
 At the court house door In the town of Prescott ia said county and Territory will cfrr for sale and proceed o sell public ancon the highest bidder hnr ca.h the above dssorhtd premises CT much thereof may he ;o satisfy thr in id order directed ee made, and all costs as am commanded and the law directs. ED. |. BOW FRS Sheriff
 Prescott, June 29. lsii. ic2e,3
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-07-13
SlerIf's sale.
TERRITORY OF ARIZONA

TERRITORY OF ARIZONA .
 CoiNrN or NAvAFNL
 Nv virtue of execution issued out oi 'he District Court of the Third Judicial District in aud for the County of YaVapas Territory of Arzona duly stiesied on ,hc 7tn day June s1 zd iu directed ia favor af C. R. Geuuug plaintiff and against tSe Pnal Gold and Silver Mining Company defendant by which an commanded make %; the PeFsoua property ei sad defendant and f sufficient persoual property cannot b" foand of hs real pnprry the su o three hun dr,i and ninety 67 lus dollar damages and eight hundred and fry wo e5Ou dollars costs together with scrrleng cnsis have levied upon and taken all the rsh title and interest which tbs said defendant had on ,h. 5th day of June l~Is ot n and the following described property. tu. .Witt
 The furnace buidngs grounds and sll sppurienancss t.Fenuta belonging situated at Walnut GruNs county and Territory aforesaid and known The ual Gold and>il- yer Mining Cunpanys trsAce. consisting ot one steam engine. boiler and machinery. Notice IS hereby given that ou
 Saturday. the 3oth Day of June, 1877. Between The hours Of 9occck, X. Vi. and o'clock, r N will rNeose ior sale upon the premises vi ssid company Wanut Grove the above described property and will sell much 'hrrvuf pubic nctiou for cash may be necessary satisfy said rNccuton and all costs
 ED. r. BOWERS, sheriff. Prescott June iy7T. wlw POSTPONEMRNT-The above sale is hereby rost. yoned until Le 10th day of July l>77 at the tune and place. ED. [. BOWERS, >hvrih. Prescott A. T.. June 2o. ls77. irSF3
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-07-13

General Ord. now in command of the United States troops on the Rio Grandc, isa grandson of George ". and the actress Mrs Fitzherbert, to whom he was married by a Catholic priest while prince regent. The consent of Parliament had not been given, and marriage was illegal in English law. A son war born by this union, and consigned to the care of tutor naIsod Ord. who emi- grated with him to this country. The youth took the name of his tutor. and married a Virginia or Maryland lady, by whom he had two sons. AtlanticuS and Pacihcus. The first was sent to West Point, and k the Gen oral on the Rio Grande The second became s lawyer in New Orleans, ant cmigratcd to California twenty five years ago.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-07-13

\ CURIOUS FREAk.-We interviewed an old turkey gobler yesterday at ono of our neighborS in his quiet place of retreat, set ting on nest of eggs, which he took pos. session of about eight days since The old he Thomas drove the female from the nest and took the same unto himself, and is now master of the situation, while the old hen turkey remains close by with dropped head ana broken spirits. We have heard of roosterS matching out chickens; cats nursing rats; child being nurscd from the breast of man; but we believe that this is the first in stance We have ever heard of a male turkey taking possession of the nest and eggs of the female and holding supreme control. Evidently cid Thomas does not believe in womcn'S rights which may in measure ac- coust for this strange freak.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-07-13

LIEUTENANT FLEMlNG's SENTENCE-The sentence of Lieutenant Fleming, the default ing officer at Alcatraz Island, has been ap- proved by the President, and reads as fol lows: ''7fo be dismissed the service of the United States. and to be confined at hard la Dor, at such place as the proper authorities may direct. for the period of three years, and to bc confined al such Fplacc until he pays to the United States fine of Sl GOO, pro- vided that the whole period of confinement shall not exceed five wears. Also, that the crime, his name and place of abode shall be published in the papers of the state from whence he came" The Secretary of War has designated Fort Madison. The Iowa State Pcnitentiary. as the place of confine mcnt.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-07-13

BARrHoLDI'S CoLoSSN. "LIRERr1. - In an artrcle entitled France and America, in Scribner for June, occurs the following description of Bartholdi's colossal Liberty which is to stand in the harhor ot New York: Allowing twenty feet for the night of the island above the water, the pedestal is to be one hundred and ten feet high, and the statute, to the flame of torch, one hun dred and forty five. This makes the torch st least two hundred and Seventy-tivc feet above the level of the bay. Ii will equal in night the column in the Place Ncndome at Paris. and will be larger than the colossus of Rhodes. so much celebrated by antiquity. Like that statue. it will have to hc cast in pieces of manageable size, and built up after inc manner of an aymored frigatc. The construction will bc q curious specimen ot engineering skill, for which the sculptor and NIT. de Stuckle will be responsible. Al night it Is proposed that & halo Of jets of light shall radiate from the temples of the enormous goddess. and perhaps the flame of the torch may be fashioned in crystal, in or der that it may catch the light of the sun by day, and at night form glowing object illuminated by electricity.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-07-13

NEW BUIipINGS.-Thcc contractors. McssrS. Wilson & Haskell for the erection of our new county buildings, commenced work in earnest this morning, Men with picks and ShovclS and teams were, at an early hour. busy digging the foundation Granite stone will follow, and ina few months Yavapai County will he thcproud owner of an editice which, if built in strict accordance with the plan of NIT. Parker, (and we understand that plan is to be followctO, that would do credit to al much older and larger town than Pres colt. We are however prosperous people, with resources of all kinds at our command. and prosperous people are liable to be n little proud, therefore our desire for fine County buildings.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-07-13

MoGoLLoN. - The word Mogollon-pro- nounccd Mo-gol- -yonc-which We hear so often spoken of because of its being ap- piled to the range of mountains lying be- tween Verde river and the little Colorado, k a spanish word meaning parasite, and as ap- piled to these mountains iS no doubt chosen with reference to their supposed parasitic re lation to the Sierra Blancas or White Noun tains The word also signifies a hangcr-on. or trencher friend. Conner ds mogoliOa means to sponge ar eat off of others
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-07-13

PREACHING IN THE WILDERNESS There is, in the region round about Chino and Williamson, an evangelist named Stuart. who seems to be d sort of cross between Lorenzo Dow and John the Baptist. His personal appearance, it k said by those who have seen him and heard him preach. is not very suggestive of the divinity of his mission. and vet he is represented as being the pos sor of power of argument and eoqucncc quite at variance with his physical make up. Mir Stuart threatens, ere long. to make a raid on the Capital and permission to preach in one of our metropolitan churches.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-07-13

BULLION SHIrMLNrS-Siuceo our last issue shipments of bullion from prominent mines have been as follows: Chollar, June 20th, s5, 7sS. Go; Con. Virginia, goth, SlSI,06S .64 total to date, S296,3l4.16; Grand Prize 2lst. sS.4O0; California, 20th, S2l9,252. .16- total to date, SSi3.94+j2; Northern Belle 18th, S1.s6l.9l; Modoc, 2Oth, $3,'17.9S;- total to date. $36, ,5lS.64; Golden Chariot 2Oth. slS,O16; McCrackin N. Co., 2+th, 8, 34l; Tvho Con. 18th. S6.4l4.56-total tC date, S66. 6.573ll; California, 25d, $l3l ,265.- 4l-total to date. S975. .209.97; Con. Va 2Sd. $l5l .92s .62-total to date, S44S, ,243.3s Modoc, 22d. S3.S15.30-total to date, $40, 39S.9S; Tybo Con-, 2lst, S4.5lt-total tC date, s7l, ,09Ol1 Modoc shipped 24th. 23l bars. value. Si,059. ..3-total to date, S44, 45397. Leopard, 26th. $500; Grand Prize 26th, $9,sO0.- Mining Journal.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-07-13

BARCoCKs FIRE ENTiNGUGsHEE.-An cN- pertinent was made on Saturday evening to subduc fire made from old boxes, Shaving> kegs, etc. The fire was allowed to gain rather too much hcadway to be qucuchcd by the cNtingui>her. which k nevertheless a very efficient and valuable article and should be in every building in town. Because of the failure to entirely eNtinguiSl the fire on Saturday evening k no reason why it should he condemned. Too much good has resulted from these machines to hc dcnoun- ccd by uS.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-07-13

Yankee Phil and D. C.. Leonard left this afternoon for trip to the Monroe Hot Springs near Castle creek Both of the aforesaid gentlemen have been invalids for some time, and go out to these wonderful mineral springs for the purpose recruiting. Phil has promised, in case he dies while bathing in the hot waters of these wonderful springs, surrounded ny the old Acroccraunian Mountains, to write Us let ter Phil is a man of his word and we have no doubt but what he will carry out his con tract with us
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-07-13

The services at the NJ. F. Church. ycstcr- day, were of very high order The Power of Association" WIS handled in d maSterly style in the morning, and the lee turc on Solomon" in the evening, con yinccd the hearers that Bob lngcrSol's theory k of MT Campbell k said to have hit Ingcrsol'- theory, though in but a few words, much more to the point than some of the Reverend gentlemen of San Fran cisco and Oakland did in a whole evening di>CourSe
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-07-13

Dick Prather, who. with his brother, has an interest in some fine rancho, in TOnto Basin, has come to town to remain d few
 months in the employ of ] \ Rodcnburg, meanwhile leaving his brother to look after the ranches. Dick is steady. industrious and reliable young man, who, il no accident or unusually bad luck overtake> him; will eventually have accumulated d competence and be ranked among our well to-do citizens.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-07-13

SWANSEA REDUCTIoN WORKS. We find in an exchange Il description of the celebrated reduction and S,plrating works of Wales. We gIve to brIct extract; "The Swansea works are mostly Subterranean, extending for about mile underground, the compart- ment each separated from the other, and the man who has charge of any one apartment is completely walled out from his ncighbors on both sides. so that no one knows what the other person next to him k doing The employees live in such prisons all their lives, have no communication with each other, or the outside world. hence, if one quits. he knows nothing. except that he was required to use certain proportions of chemicals to extract q given metal, as the riyulet of molton matter passed through his chamber. This Is the reason why no one can be found that the modus oprdndi of the entire Swansea works, from personal observation, for no one but the proprietorS themselves understand it, and they will not impart the information for the simple reason that all the world pays tribute to them. Nes, the little Welsh corner by the sea has cargocS of mineral from every country on the globe unloaded al her wharveS
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-07-13
Notice.

Tar A prkasaa ea-o~uef uitb tbe uniersignca lh ttt certain runiug loeana claims on the ofet t@Rs tis eaade by \. ks'i, aud 'isers co me 'th aa! ~ Naroh isli ie The TiEst Mining b'siHe H the N"sA! af Navafai and Tsrrtory ef ArEona
 Yea srs heresy notified tbai the undeFs'gnei haNe eau.sd Do bs done upun the aintssAia rn'ns ,@,' ~ sr is76 required hy bs avs co the teisd >'aies A' se...t ts ti. sf ,.1e hundred dollars.
 And ,,a afe hsrrhN ueted a pay ts me "na'ts A1'a , ti. tlae. af busutss iu Prescott tn ts ai"fesad Caaafv of Ysrafai your IEaIsfu"u f me sad e.' ~ ,A stsF af the ef teu d'iaFs oT efVfy Vas nun ,i f-,t oWn.t by yea. pbia ninety days From me ser ,e. f ths aocs yea and n case oi ailnre 70 n~Ae .h t.vseat ue sill s.im uuder tb- miuiuE iAN. no~ .i.1,.. JULIUS \ RODENBUkG,
 sra other co-0wRsrs. Prescott A T.. January a. ls.s. iss-deo
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-07-13
Mr. Blake. the efficient and gcutlcma

Mr Blake the efficient and gcutlcmanly agent ot Wells, Fargo A Co, has not been superseded a> We stated in our issue of yes tcrtlay. Our information came from the CoIton tCall papcrN and otherwise, which proved to be untounded aud unreliable. NIT. Blake k known a> a man capable and well qualified for the position and has always given satisfaction in every position held by him in the Territory We make this cor r,ctioa checrtuly, and it will hc pccived with qasll hy thr citikrn. grncmllN.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-07-13
ANpREw IAcksoN snowEEs.

ANDREW JACKSON SHOWERS. Action brought Ia thv District Court o, the lh'd 1adl cal Di.triei ia and the Couuiy oi fA'Aiel 'a ths Territory of AsiEoaa.
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 Yeu are hefesy summoned and required 10 Sii~St ID .s arisa hroarh, agans you hy the above aAssa pam s {, tb. District oUft of the Thr Ifudcial Distet n and Or he Couu'y YsvaISi 10 the Ierr'ory ei Arl ,,, snd aaswsr tue compalut aled siih the ttefA S h . Caart si Prescott Ia sad Couuty. Ca copy o "heA ,,u4plaut aecanIaniss ihis suinuonsl Niihin twenty ~ trxriusiye oi the day e .ssvicel aisr th" f"if''s @ s f i. sum n ous if served ia this Noanty but I wei oui ci ths County and within 'his distTr' then within thirty dass iu sli other chses hf'! dave ApI ,a arc hsr.hv notified tlai f you tsii io appear ,rS answer hc complaint above repaired 'he PlAnin ,t .fu a.,.n.t ycu and ask fsr the further relic srautei in sald complaint and cts's sha "se''s''' th, tu.haf eNpcgdei. mi Given uusler my hand and the seal oi me ssaa bs
 ,.i., g,,1rt a; I,r,s,, tlis nth day of June lcsL q, s WILLIAM WILLIAMSON. Clerk.
 JouN LLOYD, DePuiy. P.rt RnuEUT Attorney for flSlauf
 pfesc,st Arizsna Jane II, i-1s. WI
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-07-13

Rumor has it that General Kautz is about 10 make 8 trip across the Mogollons and on 10 the end of the San Juan division of the Denver and Rio Grandc Railroad. should the General make this trip We may be able to learn exactly from him the distance and feasibility of the new route that our people will be compelled to open up and Use, through which, to receive our supplies.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-07-13

We counted on the sidewalk, last evening
 between the po,toitcc and Heads store l3O men. and between the corner ot A, l.. Noel ler's building and Blakc'S Assay office leo more, making a total of SEQ, and all within space ot 300 yard,. This was no extra oc- casion, hut We were prompted to mako the Coun, out of curiosity. We are live pco- pie, and have the Srrat,>t town in Arizona.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-07-13

Mr Arnold worthy miner. prospcCtor, etc. from the Cedar Valley district, Is in town. Mir Arnold k the owner of the mine that bears that name, which is in Cedar dis trict, Mohavc county. The mine k about eight feet wide and has thousands of tons of ore in sight that will pay from $10 to fso per ton, while some of tho best pays about l.OO
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-07-13

X BEsSENEW STEFr. REII---The Bethie- hem Times says probably the first Bessemcr steel bell ever cast now bangs in the bclfry of the Presbyterian church, in that borough This bell was cast in the BcSscmcr works of the Bethlehem Iron Company and weighs but 5S pounds. Its tone is clear and pleas ant
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-07-13


 TtF PIN AL 0.otn AND SIIVTG MINING CoaFANf- Artiou t-,urht iu he District Court of the lhrd Ja- dc.l Ds,rir, n aud ior tle County of ravsTNi n he r~rrittry vf Ariauua. - Thf Trrrtfarv ef srlsarH seF pro tiHg Co tse FtHa ,.sif aud Stirsr NtHuq toaPfHB i'sfead17t Ton are hereby summoned and required Co appear tn su action brought tnst you hy The above named plah id n inc Disrct Court uf ths Fhird Judicial District n and fg th. County vf NavaFa iu tho Territory of Ar isna and answer The complaint ned with the teFk ot tb Court at Prssroi ia said Jogutv, "a copy oi which complaint accompanies ihis sumtnonsl, within t"eny av tesriu.vc of the day of scVcel afer the ssrNce s,. you uF fh summons served in thls County; bat fl of the County and within ih District Then within tGiriy days , in ai ether eases iorty days, And you are hereby notified that u yon fail io appear and answer e complaint above required tue Paintth will take iis sm-n; by default against yuu for Eve hun r-i .nJ frv four and q9 lnu and aud disburse ns4t. in this behalf eNpended.
 Given under my hand and ihe seal of the said District tautt at Prescott this als day June, A b. l-fs. l.. \ WILLIAM W Nii.hbh>pN' Nl''A'
 JOHN LLorp Deputy. Rusg wrLLs. Attorneys for plaintiff.
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-07-13
John RccS. who has bcea ab

John Rccs, who has bcel absent iu the C eenwood country for sometime returned yesterday, and from him we learn that min ing matters are looking up in that country. The Signal mill Wlll soon be completed. The MCCackin Co. are making necessary for the erection of 9 20-stamp mill new mail route from Aubry k about to start, and the people arc as a gene rsl thing in high spirits.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-07-13

Col Martin, Adjutsut General Of this Department, has had the luck to discover two very fine gold mines, so fine indeed that the ores require no concentration, being al ready so concentrated as to enable the Col mel To carry in his vest pocket the entire product of a weeks work