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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-07-18


Ur THE BosPHoRus.-Driting eau.
tiously down to the mouth of the
Golden Horn, picking our way among
the shipping that is anchored in mid
stream, we turn away from the point
OF the Seraglio, head due north, and
find ourselves entering a river This
is the Bosphorus it might be the Hud-
son, or any other winding stream that
has green walls and is lovely to look
upon. Just think OF il for o moment.
On our right the eastern shore is Asia
on our left, TO the west, is Europe at
our back is the Sea of Marmora, and
in two hours wo shall have come to
the waters Of the Black Sea. The
channel turns so abruptly at times that
seven land-locked lakes are formed,
each more charming than the last.
Palaces, villas, villages line the deli
cious shores; the hills brood over the
waters like hanging gardens Of delight.
! believe that the remarkable beauty
Of the Bosphorus is positively unequal
led in the world, for nature has made
here q bed for art to dream in. Behold
two continents, face TO face, like rival
queens, CHASING themselves between
two classic seas. We are cruising be-
tween the Points and Propontis, tho
Euxino and the Marmora. We swing
from shore pause tor few moments
at each landing; exchange passengers,
and have ever about us q landscape
that is renewed at every turn, and
surprise that is as fresh when wc steam
up the Golden Horn at sunset as at the
hour when we came out of it with our
hearts full of expectation.-C Charles
Warren Stodddrd in the San Francisco
Chronicle,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-07-18

WuERE SnE LEARNED OF Ir-An
American mother came to Paris few
weeks ago, bringing her daughter, n
girl Of thirteen. This daughter had
been reared tenderly; the inner petal
Of a rosebud is not moro sheltered from
malign influence than she. But some
times a worm crceps into tho very
heart OF rosebud. Mamma" said
this child a day or two after her ar.
rival in Paris, "do let us 90 to the Bois
dc Boulogne, or somewhere where wc
can SEQ Cora Pearl and the rest Of the
domi-mondc = Ifr
Cora Pearl tho demi-monde r.
gasped the horrorstricken mother,
"where did you ever hear Of such hor-
riblc tbings7'
"Why, in Lucy llooper's letters, Of
course, that were in the newspapers at
home r. answered the child.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-07-18

.alh tam Pppnc ', 9rper, ana were grala y
ny. inis wiz no. 10 ior ilnoccliil s !,
vi cowaruico GOV ~ M, s9c1 ylrruins,ancos ,.
US oau nS u wllliul ueiaull. a magis
.ia'o "no says no oanno; PUNISH ,, y
PrevGus continued lhuruer 10 niliseii %
murderer unicss nc gives Phce y y
somooouy olSo wno o""' nu' ~ 'Iu., ,,
lno earpet1aggers ulu no' .i iaei
s.rchgVn anu ho cou'"go was roqui,
Gu. Legal process was never opposed
.ho great pody ol 'ho PeoplO woro VI ~
tno sac Oh Jaw anu 9lder IN ever,
parish tno ohcrin couiu ra,se IN iIre ,
sis'ioic PoSSSJ 'nc a'u Vi .no vh'to,
otates Marsnai, WIN tnousahus Q, wiz,
ing anu wen-ph'u uoPu.es, % souiu nl ~
m~nSS ~ .o'nnia',uo' i i 'no osaeo nao ~
'ne iaisoS. iesuiar Poi,oe iorS" ~ ~
nnoiios ~ anu anu u. .no p"oA y, an
i,, ivasheu ~ my nou.ius, 'no , ooilu yaS I
c sal'ons ~ .no ieuer"i army orouon'0
ior employment
But let us be Just. Kellogg and his
coniederates DO not deserve all TINS
iniamy. The story oi four thousand
murders IS part OF the Great fraad
and was fabricated to serve as an ex,
ense Tor the JdtSe count. The heads oil
the administration at washington may
properly bo called Its creators, Tor
they said, Let 1t be made, and II was
made" The theory was, that murder
and violence, which the carpet bag
officers were too weak or too wicked
TO stop gave them paramount clam
to the perpetual continuance OF Their
disorderly rule; and that therefore the
votes oil popular majority against
them or their candidates Tor Governor
',nd PRESIDENT ought not to be counted
Acting upon this view, they made up
for the then existing government OF
Louisiana the "blooodlest record on the
page oi time" and used II on oil occa-
slons as a standing answer to every
demand tor an honest count 81 me rotes
tegduy potfed. 1hdt ms 'cas me pIede'
ferm'ned intent as rel as ne actual use
dan accomnanied his statement with a
proposition, not only to disenfranchise
certain political organizations opposed
to the carpet.baggers, but to outlaw
them as banditti, and leave them to be
strangled and shot by the soldiery un-
der bis orders; and the Secretary OF
War assured him that his course was
highly dpproped by the President and all
his Cabinet. lThis dispatch was hasti-
ly written by tho Secretary of War,
who, without intending It, did great
injustice to a part of the Cabinet. We
have the authority of General Belknap
himself for saying that Mr. Fish aud
Mr.. Bristow Indignantly protested
against General Sheridan's atrocious
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-07-18

A VIRGINIA BELIE.-The "Powhat.
an estate was for two hundred years
the property of the Mayo family, and
here as the story goes, John Howard
Payne fell madly in love, when in
Richmond with miss Mary Mayo (aiter.
ward Mrs. General Winfield Scott), a
famous Richmond belle in her day, and
remarkable for her wit and intelligence,
as well as for her extraordinary beauty.
Poor Payne laid his heart at her feet,
but she is said TO have toyed and co.
quetted with it, and then to have flung
it aside. When all hope of winning
the prize was abandoned, Payne went
TO Europe, where he remained for near
ly twenty years, and whore be wrote
his "Home, Sweet Home" which was
first sung in his opera of "Clara," at
London. This traditional incident in
the life of Payne rcvives another (and
one still current in Richmond) connec.
ted with General Scott, 1t is said that
when he first addressed Miss Mayo, he
was only captain in the regular army,
and his suit was summarily dismissed.
Afterward, when major, he renewed
tho proffer Of his hand, but with no
better success. The third time be wore
the epaulcts of general, and these
promptly secured his acceptance.
When asked by one of her friends why
she had thus suddenly changed hor
mind, Miss Mayo is said TO have replied;
"ln my estimation, there is very
decided difference between captain,
or even major, and general in the
American army."-,SeriJner for July
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-07-18
HONORABLE EnPLormrSr.-Thoro is

HONORABLE EMPLoYMENT-Thero is
nothing derogatory in any employ
ment which ministers to the well-being
OF tho race. Tho ploughman that turns
the clod may be a Cincinnatus or
Washington, or ho may be brother
to the clod he turns. II is every way
creditablc TO handle the yard, and to
measure tape; the only discredit con.
sists in having a soul whose range Of
thought is as short as the stick, and
as narrow as the tape. There is no
glory in the act Of atiixing a signature
by which treasures of commerce arc
transferred, or treaties between ma
tions are ratified; the glory consists Of
the rcctitude of the purpose that ap-
proves the one, and the grandeur Of
the philanthrophy that sanctifics the
other. The time is soon coming, when,
by the common consent of mankind, it
will be esteemed more honorable TO
have been John Pounds, putting now
and beautiful souls into the ragged
children of the neighborhood, while he
mended their fathers shoes, than TO
have been set on throne.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-07-18

WORRYING THEMSELVES TO DEATH
People worry themselves III they wor-
ry themselves insane; they worry
themselves 10 death. Ambition is q
good thing energy is a good thingi
industry Is a good thing But rest.
lcssness, frctiulness and worry-thcse
tend directly TO insanity and death.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-07-18

One ought to love society, II hc
wishes TO enjoy solitude. 1t is asocial
nature that solitude works upon with
tho most various power. If one is
misanthropic, and betakes himself 10
loneliness that he may got away from
hateful things, solitude Is silent emp.
tiness to him.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-07-18
SEAL CULTURE
0k1gt s gN

.lt 81 n p t.-----l N fM
A French paper says thstan "Amer.
lean Seal Company" is forming to in
troducc the seal Of Stewards Russian
purchase into Lake Superior and get
ting necessary powers from the Amer
ican and Canadian Governments to
protect the spawn" for twenty years,
It Is believed that, at tho end of that
time, it will be a success, and the en-
terprisirg projectors hope to make
- ~~AEA..sssssxSs5ssSSs
ed Yankee has undertaken bigger
things than this "eulture of seals"
What is II in comparison with his
modern school system, that he is con-
iidentwin "e1veatep childreninto adole.
scenee, 50 confident that they adopt
Beechers proposal of force for tho in
fidels Of common sense2 What is IL
even to the Yankee belief in his capac-
ity to grow cotton by machinery, and
that shall dispense with the service Of
poor Sambo altogether Above all,
what is 1t in comparison with Old
Abc's undertaking Of emancipation"
making beings equal whom God made
unequal ? II that can be done--if the
negro hair can be Strengthened out and
his black skin bleached white and
brain added, to say 20 per cent, and
indeed his entire organism reconstruct-
ed into that of tho white man-why
the seal business might really be
success. Meanwhile, we beg to say TO
Mr.. Robert Roosevelt, and others
learned in Fish culture" that they
will wake up some of these days to the
very simple but very potent truth that
that which God has fashioned and fixed
and "locatedn will remain forever Just
where the divine wisdom placed it, and
therefore all their ontcrprising lnbor-
Of opening up "fsh fields will end just
where Old Abe's enterprise will end
killing off, not increasing, their pro-
teges.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-07-18

The human voice has nine perfect
tones, but these can bc combined into
II ,592, ,045,4i4 different sounds. The
arithmetic is not TO be youched for,
but u correct accounts for somc OF the
discord from which the family Of Adam
suffer. .frf OF .Fl HI Iff =.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-16
Application for n paten,

To rHE SECOND NORTH EXTENSION ON ,pr o.,.,. EAGLE MINE. No n ~ AH1 uAAf
 U. s. LAND OFFICE, PRKscorr. AT, Sept Fist lsT5 Notice Is hereby given that J N Rode,h,,, |. - ,. ,heir duly authorized agent Jul. N Rodenbarv wb,sSs post once address is Prescott A. T. has ths 5.,- s1 i;ss s, @ 70, patent Tor enc thousand q 0oO) bAge Mine ur veia bearing gold with snrfacs s,r,,
 wo hundred Ce) feet in width situate Iyinw and bein~ n the Tiger Mining District County of Ysrs~st Territory Of Arizona and known and desgna,s h. , Reid notes and official pa, He in this office a: i, Nnlnpst Iosty seven (47) in unsarveyed lands
 he exterior boundaries o, said Lot No 47 h.iu . follows to-wit Variation iio O9 east co,,rk o,Hk as cehter of ledge on south boundary of claim t, & s S l aloas boundary of claim loo feet 10 oorne, ., % cam and monument No. l, from which a Rat cl Ires ins da bazed and marked 70 E ' hs, \, s ss s' h dls'an' ji IT, White Oak Tree IS us dia bl,sa and marked "G F" bears $ TIs e5 E sis. Ss .A~eo Pine Tree 20 ias dia blazed and na,ks1 saG @ a s i@S " w dist g f thence 3Io o7I E alone pear Si esim lOo fee, to E of olaim 2 oOnnaaIy So. o rom which boulder siope =, Nt xse Io teet high, feet long, ; feet wsa t V. at NAssen
 iass Sh A. by ns bears siS 3l' N Ii .,,', , Si r h' Vas A Tree ins dis blazed and markI .s
 oe.s - r E. dist. 6s ft; thence N @ss s-, 1; ,. along boundary of claim eCo fset ,a N xy -. ~ . ana monument No 3 from which ,h oi i1F S5s .ae location of monument No 9 bears N ,,s e ait Ss'' , so ~ thence 2io 3T w along w hont S elan, iVoo h to W corner of elaim spd oy sVuory na,tsd s. n on r JnaiIer Tree, ias da baTed ana F along pears {, w dist. 5l fl thence ,sS s5, scrs 0' beginning containing four ii.iO0 "a tl'Ia s eiam IS bounded on The south by tho F;,s, N.., hn'ensiCn on the Gray Eagle I,,la T1 s' North S uuy recorded in the Recorders OfIoe n, Y s,s nj sIa a, sona s Territory. In Book B 9 of M,Sss,
 An,' saa Sni' s os the Records of said County
 any aud all persons claiming adverssi, ,,,. ..,
 .a;S sec9nu North Extension ,he Grey FaSls i ~ sn'ng ground as herenbeore described ar " Ifni,e e '.er adverse claim with the Register of h nted states Land Offce At Prescott in ,h r, "' me Arhoss during the sixty days perol o, nnhioay ay oi @ or they will be barred by virtue of inc rr,ss
 sept2I a N' NELLY, Register.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-16
AGONY oyER,--lMPoRrANr DECISION

THE CoLE-BEAN CAsE.-The decesion of Judge French, in the suit tried at the Au- gust term of the District Crurt entitled Wm. Cole vs.. Mary NJ. Bean and Curtis c. Bean, involving the ownership of one fifth of the Peck and Occident mines, was filed this morning in the office of the Clerk of the District Court. The opinion upon which the judgement is based is quite lengthy as are also the findings, and as there was a great deal of interest manifested by the attorneys on each side. and others interested We could only sec the final judgement tor moment, which reads as nearly as We can remember that ''the deed given by Cole to Mary NJ. Bean is void and Cole is entitled to everything prayed for in his complaint" or words to that effect.
 This being the most important suit ever tried in the Territory like all great questions, has two sides tO il, and each side has its adheTents and itS opponents, who are elated or disappointed as their sympathies happen to be. II Is not the province of a newspa- per to pass upon the legality of questions in court, the Judge is there tor that pur- pose and his unrcversed decisions are the law Of the land. The case will undoubtedly he appealed tu the Supreme Court where if
  will be reviewed andt corrected by the trib- unaI of final resort. In the mean time we trust that nothing will be done to impede the progress of the work at the mine and mill, as should that be stopped as conse- quence of this decision, whatever might be the effect on the parties litigant, it would be a calamity tO the people of this county equal to famine.
 Since the above was written, we have read the Judges opinion, findings of facts and conclusions of law. The opinion and findings are too voluminous for our space, and we can only copy the principal fact in the findings, as follows:
 That on the 9th day of November 1875, the date of the execution of the Deed, from Mir. Cole to Mary NJ Bean, the plaintiff, Wm. Cole, was, from the effects of long debauch anG extreme drunkenness, deprived of his reason to such an extent that he was incompetent and incapable of transaciing business inteihgcntly, and that his mind had become enfecbicd from the effects of said drunkenness: that he was unable to comprehend fully the nature and effect of the transaction of the deed etc. The defendant. C. C. Bean, did not, at any time during the plaintiffs drunken de- bauch, conSpire, assist, or cause the plaintiff, Cole. 10 become intoxicated or drunk from the effects of intoxicating liquors, but that he was fully cOgnizant of the plaintiffs con- dition before and at the time of making the deed ,o tue defendant, Mary II. Bean.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-16
SIf lIAHONS.

k rHT DISTRICT CoVnT oF THIRD JUDICIAL DtsT-,
 TERnTroRg oy AnIzosA, County ot latal'l- Levi Bashford Coles Bashioa bobert II. nurrliseE and Wiiiiai. c. BashfurI, fartilsr doing and c1fyng 0D business under tho firm ana aalal Q; L. BAsHFOliD X co, flaiahns,
 NN&AuAe. SAMUEL Q. FREDERICK, Def
 Action brought Ia the District Court oi tho Thrd Ju- dical District la and for the County oi Assa, in Inc Territory of Arizona
 Ths Trrs,ory ef risond seids gresiig to Ssassl 0. FFedsriCk, DcfcHdaHi.
 You are hereby summoned and rcluired Co appear in an action brought against you by the aboSonainu plain s in the District of the Third Judicial District, in and for the County Of Navadi, n the Territory of Arizona and the complaint alcl with the Clerk uf this Court, al Prescott ia said County "a copy Of which complaint socompanles this summonsl within twenty days exclusive o the day of ssrYcei after the service upon you of this summons, f served In this County but m served out o the County and within this District then within thirty days tn all other cases Tort, days.
 And you arc hereby notihel that you fa to iappeSr and answer the complaint above required the IAintihs v take judmcnt by default against you for the sum oi Ss2 a-OO and costs and disbursements in ths behalf expended.
 Given under my hand and the seal of the said District Court St Prescott 2nd day of November iS5. l.. \. WILLIAM Mll.kEhSpN, tIerA. RrsH wEILs Attorneys for Plaintiffs.
 Prescott, Arizona, Nov. 2, los1. da0
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-16
LEGAL.
SUMMONS.

IS rrm DIsrRIcr CousT or TnIRp 1uniciAt plsr7
 TERRiFoRY or ARIZONA, County oi iaNap"' Cotsworth F. Head aud William s. Head partners "li'e' firm name and style Of
 c. F. HEAD x O., rlaintina, - SAMUEL 0. FREDERICK, rcft.
 Action brought in the District Court, ot the ihifa ss
 clal District in and for the County ot faNafa' !" "'' Territory of Arizona. Ths Territory ef risoaa seRss grys'iag Co Sa~~t "'
 Ffsdcrick, A
 You are hsrrby summoned and required Co Hiisal " an action brought alrans you by the above nsi,,1 ,ias ip inc District Court d tBe Tbird sueis ha'l. ip and for ths County of YaSapai, TuTitofa et ami answer the colrlaInt hlet with the tinfA Si i snurt at Prescott in said County ta copy @t Nhsn tiaint ar>nmpanies this summpnsi. within t~eAs ~ ses
 x iv of ths day uf seTyicel after the sefNie sou nf ths summons, if served in this county ".. served ont of the County aud within this istriet Ho eithip thirty days; in al other eases forty dave.
 And you arr hereby notinci thAi yoa faii se aits ana slas,er the complaint above required, me laa, nns win take utslufut by default against you ies u sun, of s9t s s-I00 with two per cent. mterest " month on sS saS sh-co from April 18th, iela Ha @ o s ssl rum sist day of Ianulry, is}e snd on s % 5th aay of August is76, and tntcres al zen tHs VI Dor asiufu on s3i6 from August 2trd is'e' anu '' and disbursements tn this behalf e1peHatsi ,,.s Q.
 Given under ny hand and the seal of t's sai1 y
 Co,lrt at Prescott this 2nd day oi November A. - i'' H. S.l WILLIAM "tLhA'7"N' N Hy foHN LioYn, Deputy. HAnaEAvK MORGAN, Attorneys Tor fisip'ihs' .so Prescott, AuzoBA, Nov, 9, lhf4
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-16
Summons.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT, THIRD JUDICIAL District Territory of Arizoua, County of lavarai. M. BACCA AND JosE BAccA partners in business under
 the firm name of NJ. Bacca S Co.
 rcrsrs YrOBGIO C. AGUgRIE and GLORIA AcURRIE his wife Action brought in the District Court of the Third Ju dicsl District iu and for the County of Yayspa in the Territory of Arizona
 TAe TfrTi;orV of r-oHd sends greeting Co Pporrio C. AgRrr1e gisd Ci0fra Agrrrts, his tuifc.
 You are hereby summoned and required Co appear in n action brought against you by the above named plain. hs In tue District Court of the Third Judicial District m and Tor the County of lavaps the Territory of Ar. tona and answer the complaint filed with the Clerk of s Court at Prescott In said Court within twenty days excusve oi the day of service) aer service upon you "i hs summons fl served in this county but ii served out Of the County and within this district then within thirty days in all other cases forty days. And you hereby notified that f you fail to appear and answer the complaint above required the plain is will take judgment by detanlt against you for the sum Of five hundred and hty (SJ0 dollars and interest from the 2}rd day of December 1873 and costs and dis bursements in this behalf pended.
 Given under my hand and the Seal of he said District Court al Prescott, this sth day os September, A D. ls77.
 fL. S. WILLIAM WILKINSON, Clerk,
 By JOIN LLofB Deputy JouN HOWARD, Attorpev for PlRiutias. Prescott September n le17. d6O
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-16

PECK MINING COMPANY
 YS. Summons.
 $. O. FREDERICK.
 Action brought in the District Court of the sd Judicial District, in and for the County of Yavapai, in the Territory of Arizona. The Territory of ArisoHa sends greeting to <. Q. Frederick
 You are hereby summoned and required to appear in an action brought against you by the above named plaintiff. in the district court of the Sd judicial district. in and for the county of Iavapai, In the Territor of Arizona, aad answer the complaint filed with the clerk of this coGrt, at Prescott in said county Ia copy of which complaint &C., companies this summonsl, within twenty days exclusive of the day of seryice) after the service upon you of this summons. if served in this county; but if served out os the county and within this district then within thirty days; in all other eases forty days. And you are hereby notified that if you fail to appear and answer the complaint as above required, the plaintiff will take Judgment against you by default for the principal sum of s 800, together with inter- est on the sum of S2,J00 from the 25th day of April, ls77, at 2,& per cent per month, api interest at the same rate on the sum of s.Soo from the 18th day of June, 1877, and ca.ts and disbursements in this behalf expended all in lawful money of the United States.
 Given under my hand and the seal of
 said district court, at Prescott. tbis IL. s.l 3d day of November. A. D. lS77.
 WILLIAM WILKINSON, Clerk FITCH X CHURCHILL Attys. for PIaintirr
 nov3dG0
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-16
SHERIFF'S SALE.
TERRITORY OF ARIZONA, .


 COUNTY OF YAVAFAI. ''' GEORGE W. BOWERS & HUGO RICHARDS, Pl'fs,
  SAMUEL O. FREDERICK, Defendant. Dy virtue of order of sale issued Of the District ID Court of the Third Judicial District, Territory of Arizona. in and for the County of Yavapa duly aesd on the 9th day of November, A. T.. 1877. by which am commanded to proceed to notice of sale and sell the following described property. to wit:
 All those certain mining lands mining claims situate lying and being in the County of YaYapa, Territory Of Arizona, vz., undivided 0ne-half interest in the min ing claim known the Senator claim lode embracing three thousand 3,0o1 feet in the Hassayampa Mining District also all the right ttc and interest of the dcfc- dant in the new quartz mil known the Senator mi said mill being situated onIiassayam Creek about ten tlOl miles south Of Prescott, below the ranch formerly owned by C. Davis, in the District County aud Territory aforesaid. Notice is hereby given that o SATURDAY THE FIRST DAY OF DECEMBER IsT5 at l2 o'clock M at the Court House door, in the town o Prescott n said County and Territory, will offer for sale and proceed e sell at public auction to the highest bidder for cash in lawful money of the United Sai,- of Afnsrica. the above described property, or so much thereof may be necessary satisfy the sum of SiXtesn Thousand Four Hundred SiNty-fVe and four- tecn-hundredth tSl6465 l4-lUO dollars with interest thereon st the rate of two and onehaf 2is per cent per month from the 9h day of November ls17 together with acc1ng costs, this being the total sum in said order directed To be made.
 ED r. BOWERS, Sheriff.
 By Jas. &. GILES, Under Sherin Prescott, A. T.. November 9. 1877.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-11-16

Hon. Levi Bashford, one of the first mer- chants who started business in Prescott and now ID ember of the wcli-known mercan- tile establishment of l.. Bashford X Co.,, after an absence in California of about IS mo uths, arrived by this mornings coach, ac- companied by his son Coles.
 MT. E, will remain with us but a short tim e, when he will once more return to his post in San Francisco. where he superintends the purchasing of the almost endless amounts of goods consumed at their estab- lishment in this village. His son, Coles, yshc left here three or four years since for the purpose of attending the State Univer- sity, at Bcgkely, near Oakland. then mere boy, returns man feet and a, of an inch tall, intelligent and we'll qualified to fill the most complicated part in any of the branch eS of business undertakings and we are pleased 10 know that he will remain in Pres cott