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p. L. YOUNG, AGENr.
W. =. RICHARDSON & co.
n. Miss. June |, ISIS.

If you want n CLEAR BRIGHr LrGHr. "a SAFE
LIGHr, LIGur WITHOUT SMOKE, 90 to
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THE denizens particularly the ladies,
+ Pre-ident street North Jackson, are eX-
fay8g4ut fin their praise of Mr.. Pat. Clark,
hpeHutendcut Of the street workers. He
is put the street in splendid order, and
hey AL SAY lac is the right man in the right
h.
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BROWNS
OIL ID + p @ T.

state street, Next Door N0rGG Of
-. N H Greens ESanIC,
JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI
/ NOW HAVE THREE BRANDS OF OIL
L that l can confidently recommend. and
after an experience and study of Oils for ten
years, | think | know something about OILS.
| will not sell an Oil that | ;Aink is danger
Gus, under any circumstances, for any price
| do net, snd will not keep them. l keep on
haud
CHANDELIERS, HALL LAMPS, STAND LAMPS
HAND LAMPS, LANTERNS, LAMP FIX
iUREs, Ere, ETC.
The Brands Of oil that / keep are the
NoN-ENPLosIvE PErRo on; BRowN's FA-
voRIrE OIL; BRowNs FAMILY or.
These Oils are manufactured expressly for
myself. l DEFY competition in Safety. Bril-
liancy of Light and Without Smoke
have reduced the unsurpassed NOn-Explo-
, siye Petro Oil to FORTY CENTS by the Five
or Ten Gallons, and PITY CENTS by the
Single Gallcn.
Ezs-OLD LAMPS REPAIRED. -sE
WV. =. BROWN, Sr.
iunej 7S-2m
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/ DE QUIN, the able editor of the
fatbaU Pioneer, one of our best State eX-
hangcs. called to see us on his way 10 the
're-- Convention. DR.. Quiu is an Alumnus
4 Clinton College.
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MARKET NEWS.
COT TON.


CoRN-49 cents per bushel.
FLoUe-S4 30 70 Sc "a per barrel.
BACoE--SldeS j cents per h.; Hams, y
cents Der lh
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LETTER LIST.

Persons calling for any of the above
letters will please say advertised"
w III. H. GREEN. Postmaster.
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sREgavAI.-~ce Dr. Harrington 5
sfd iu another column.
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OF MISSISSIPPI

STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
KINDS COUNTY. Personally ap-
peared before the undersigned, John w. Pat
ton, Justice of the Peace, in and for Kinds
county, f. Richardson, and NJ. A. Van Hook
to me personally known To he the President
and Secretary of the Planters Insurance Com
pany Of Mississippi, who hsing duly sworn,
upon their oath depose and say that the fore
going Is "a true Statement Of the Assets and
Liabilities of the said Company on the 3lst
day of March, 1873.
f. RICHARDSON, Presidens
NJ. A. VASlIoOK, Secretary
Sworn to and Subscribed before me this 10Th
day Of May, 1878
John W. PATTON, J. r., [sEAL.l
.Iun.5. Is 3w.
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notice.!

VNHE WHOLESALE TOBACCO BUSINESS
l. heretofore carried on in West jackson by
I. f. RICHARDSON * Co. under the name OF
2. L. GOUNG, Agent, Will hereafter be con
Quoted under the firm name Of W. 2. RtCH-
ARDsoN & Co, who alone are authorizcd-or
their accredited agents-to co lCct accounts
due the late business, and who assume all LA
bilities.
p. l.. YOUNG, AGENr.
W. =. RICHARDSON & co
Jackson, Miss, June l. 1875.
Referring TO the above, we shall continue to
keep IN stock full line Of ToBACco, ClGARs
AND SNUFF, and act as Agents fer the leading
manufacturers of Virginia, aud respectfully
ask continuation Of the patronage hereto
fore extended to Z. l.. loUNG, Agent. We shall
be represented at present by Mr.. j. l.. DAVIS,
who Will at an carly day, call on the patrons
Of the late Agent.
W. =. RICHARDSON x co.
June5, 7S-2t
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FiNE PEACHEs.--Mr. Knadler has re-
lembered us with box of very fine peaches
tom his place two miles west of jackson,
lhere he has about two thousand trees
hnte3. He claims to be the first to have
latgI peaches in our market this season.
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SHIRTS, Hosiery, Crayats Collars. Doors.
- Shoes etc. ut a. NlBuEN IS
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VIrrinin rnhncrn.
CLOTHING. MATS,

'tTHELEPHONEr CIGARS
L Smoking Tobacco-ail grades. lv
a ALHLLA
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STATEMENT
SHOWING THE CONDITION or THE
Planters Insurance Company,
OF
STATEMENT
ASSETS:
LIABILITIES :

LIABILITIES:
Losses adjusted not dues 9,54I o.
Losses unadjusted ............ $500 90
Other Liabilities .............. 93J -
SIS 7S3 81
Reinsurance rcserye.......Sz3 34G II
Total amount at risk..~Sl ,S1l. 1916 90
Approximate Value on
Property Insured. 81 900 coo 60
Total Losses paid by the
Company since Organ
ization ..................., 90. $4,000 81
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NOTICE.

TND ALL HOLDERS AND OWNERS or
l. MORTGAGE Bonds AND Coupons or THI
" NICRsBURG AND MERIDIAN RAILROAD Con-
PANY.' FORMERLY TUE SOUTHERN RAILRoA1
COMPANY
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MISSISSIPPI NEWS.
Water Valley Central. !

Water Valley Centrall
In Water Valley we have one of the best
buildings in the State, erected some six or
eight years ago for a cotton factory. 1t has
in it a splendid new and powerful CINE
with all the necessary shaftngs. 1t is idle
There is enough capital lying dormant in
our town to start several cotton factories,
and by so doing place our little city on the
high road to success.
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Kosciusko Star 7

Mr.. d. /. Smvthe, of this place, sends us
in cotton stalk full ten inches in length
and having three squares upon it. 1t is a
sample of ten acres that he has now grow
ing beautifully. Who can beat it 4?
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HUE CLARION STEAM PRINT

jackson, Miss, Sept. d, Is77-tE
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SUBSCRIPTION DEPARTMENT

' cry Respectfully,
A. G. Brown.
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,,.,nra aud Meridian RaiIr'd
GOING WEST.


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IA cual for Luuatic Asylum.
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IN, l9raf.b the music for Commencement
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.-..,,-.,.rI,.I,r,,.
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sTHE Gem Fire Company resolved last
b. oman excursion to Vicbsburg on some
In during this mOnth-the train to start
- Brandon.
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TIN NIcksburg and Meridian Ran
one dare. from AN its stations-the ar
lngemeut 70 continue only during this
Ionth.
! HE Ian 'EH9 iN9' 'NNoE N'''' =
lbii-he- its annual statement TINS week
III viii be found satisfactory Is hereto
&c The total losses Palu by l'e 'o'l-
my to date amount to S5'O'uJJ 30
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MEMPHIS. Ii. Zenor. tx-tax- coll, ctor
OF Putnam county, III. has beeu arrested
here and held tor r,quIsition from the
Governor of Illinois on the charge OF eng
h..zI ont
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-06-14

Prescott is blessed Sith g Noyes(y) court and Silent bench.
 The plastersrs are engaged in finishing the cells in the new court house.
 Three large loads of hay passed through town for Fort Whipple to-day.
 Geo. s. Porter & Co., new two-story build. ina. cn Cortez street, is being rapidly com pleted.
 Bcettcher's Peck buckLoard left thi. morning with one passenger and consider: able miscellaneous articles.
 Our markets are we'll supplied witf vegetables, several parties from the Valleys near by having arrived this morning. Brown Bros, brought to town this morn ing two-wagsn loads of wool, aud placod II in the warehouse of c. P. Head & Go.
 While the old man of the MINER is out stealing cattle at Date Creek, the cid man of the Enterprise is buying sheep on the Verde.
 There are large number of men from the Little Colorado in town to-day as wit n ssses, and others integeste3 ir the late Springerville mob.
 D. W. Clearwaters, loaded his team with lumber. etc, for Phenix, and will dss art to- mornw for that place, on his retain he will load with barley or flour.
 Mr. BrinK, who has one of the best vegetable farms in Yayspai County, is in with full load of all vlFisias grown any. wh gre in the Territory.
 Hou. John J. Gpspcr is going down to visit the Phenixites and look after his nspcr. the Herald. which seems to be run niny oI, it's own hook of late.
 FExcrxc.-Fr0m parties who have been manufacturing rails in she fino timber near fine Iron Spring Station, we learn that sbots 1o0 o0o excellent rails have been hauled away lsy .the .vasqoos fanchmep foI 1encapg pssbosss. this spring.
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Fridays News.

| Aztlan Lodge No. IF, F. tS A. M. vii
 meet on Saturday evening, May 15, for work
 in the 2d degree. A full attendance is de
 sired.
 Charles B. Rush Esq, Is to deliver hi:
 lecture "Whencei Whya Whitherl" at the City Hail on Wednesday evening next See the advertisement.
 Dr. Rudd, prominent citizen of Eastern Yavapai. is visiting Prescott for the first time, and expresses himself highly pleased with the Capital of the Territory.
 Services at the NJ. E. Church South on Sunday next June 16th) are as follows Sunday School at II o'clock A. M.; Praise Meeting, : 80 M; Preaching, by the Pas tor, SP.M.
 Peck Mining company, tried yesterday, for S2,000 claimed by the complainants as due them for professional services, the judgment of the court was in favor of the attorneys for the full amount claimed.
 In accordance with telegraphic instruc- tions from Headquarters Military Division of the Pacific, Second Lieutenant $. c. Mills, 12 Infantry, now at Whipple, will proceed at once to join his company in the 0wyhee country, via Camp McDermit, Nev.
 The Fremonts can hardly be so destitute as they were recently reported to be, since a Washington paper announces that "En- sign Fremont, son of Gen. John c. Ere mont, has married Miss Anderson, of c street. The bride will accompany her hus- band to Paris. Chicago Tribune, June 2d. Another consignment of Al Mormons recently arrived at New York, en route to Utah, from Europe. They were represent ed to be a robust, healthy class, who he- came tired of the limited resources of the Old World, and concluded to try their for tunes in America, where lands are cheap and productful.
 SPECIAL GRAND JURY-The following is list of Special Grand Jurors, empanneled this morning to investigate Little Colorado and Verde criminals; W.J. O'Neil, F. H. Lucas, J. ". Clay, Washington Coffee. w. A. Deering, II. Asher, Robt Connell, John c. Campbell, B. H. Weaver, W. J. Tomp- kins, II. W. leury, Dan Hatz, A. L. Noel Ter, D. Levy, J. N. Rodenburg, Geo. L. Tackle, Washington French.
 EXPRESS WAGoN-Mr. Burmister, of the firm of L. Bashford < po., treatld us to a ride in their new express wagon, which equals anything of the kind we have ever seen for substantiality and as for ease, equals Joe. Duprez bret. This firm which have always stood in the front rank are continu- ally adding more conveniences to their es- tablishment, but the express wagon for the delivery of goods 10 all parts of the city surpasses all of tGeir former handy improve mehts.
 Robert Hastings arrived in tt VII last eve ming from the Little Colorado, aud reported the facts of the killing of John Hamilton near Chaves Pass, few days since, by Tom. i House, an employe of Ben. Baker mail con- tractor. It seems that the deceased and House had some misunderstanding about a female who lives near Wingate, which ! paused House to commit the cruel deed.
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Ordinance No. ls.

Relative to EncumhrsnOes, Encroach- ments and Ohstructions of Streets, Alleys and Public Grounds.
 Be tt oraered6y the Con,sson Council of the I-a-
 iage cf Pycscott:
 SEC. l. Any yincumbrance, encroachment or obstruction that may have been erected or placed or continued, or which msY here after Do erected or placed upon or oyer any street pr alley opposite any lot beyond the line of such lot wltEin the corporation limits of the Village which shall in any manner im- pede, obstruct or prevent the full, clear and free passage Of the entira width of such street or alley up ta the line of such lot, shall be removed by the owner, agent or occupant of such lot forthwith after being requested so to do by the Marshal, whose duty it shall be toiequest the same; and, in case the Marshal be unable to notify such owner, agent or occu- pant per onally, then he shslll serve such notices in wrillng by posting the same in some conspicuous place upon such premi- ses, and in case such encumhrsnces, en- eroachment or obstruction shall not be re- moved by such owner, agent or occupant aforesaid of such lot, such owner, agent or occupant shall be liable to penalty of five dollars for each and every day that snch en- cumbrance, encroachment or obstruction shall remain upon such street or alley after notice as aforesaid; and in case such encum- brance, efIcroachfnent or obstruction shall not be removed, it shall become the duty of the Marshal to cause such removal at the ex- penss of the owner or occupant of such lot.
 SEC. ? It shall be unlawful for the owner or occupant of any lot within the limits of said Village to suffer or permit 10 remain upon the sidewalk, opposite and adjoining such lot, pr on any punlic street or alley, any cask, box. brush, earth. brick, stone, or any rubbish of any sort; but every such owner or occupant shall remove the same, CT cause the same to be removed from off such walk. street or alley within reasonable time after being notified so todo. by either the Nsrshai, Mayor or any Cppnplman, under q penalty of not iess than ten dollars Or more than one hundred dollars for each such neglect or re- fusal to remove the same.
 This Ordinance shall be published onco . week for three successive weeks in the ARE- BONA MINER, and shall take effect and bet fierce from and after such publication.
 By order of the Common Council dated June Sd, 1878. F. ". BLAKE, Mayur.
 H. II. CARTIER, Clerk.
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Dl..rss. coa,t.
TuEsDAr, June i1th.

TUESDAY. June 11th. Cohn S Go. rs. Edward F. Bowers placed on calendar.
 Territory of Arizona er. rel. Blake rs Peck Mining Co.-passed, to be taken up by agreement.
 Kirwagen t Sines rs. Masserson ct. d. defendants giv.n until the 18th inst. at 9 o'clock a. m. to answer, and cause set for trial on the 2eth at half-past one ?. m. Territory ts. Kirby-to be tried, com mencing on the 22d inst. at a. m-
 Territory rs. Swilling-set for trial on the 2Jth at Q a. n.
 Territory Hs. Monroe-set for trial at Q e. m. on the 26th.
 Campbell rs. Campbell--report of the Commissioners returned and filed. and the case submitted for decision. Decree entered as prayed for. plaintiffs attorney to prepare and submit findings and decrer.
 THURSDAY, June 18th. The Court convened at Q a. m. Judge Charles Silent presiding.
 Tenny vs. Roman Lopez et al.-demur- Ter oyetruled.
 Jewell vs. Fredericks-submitted on briefs and tvs days allowed to file answer Campbell & Parker vs. Day: also Hoffaer vs. Day-set for the 21st, at 9 a. m., and 1 80 p. m.. respectively.
 Reed vs. Fredericks ct als.: also Jones vs. Fredericks ct als--set for June 17ih. Jerry Sullivan applied forhis naturalization. papers, and called Clerk Wilkerson and Ed w. Wells to testify as to his good behavior for the past ten years. He was admitted. A special venire was issued for g Grand Jurors, returnable at S:30 a. m. tomorrow. The case of Fitch < Churchill vs. Peck Mining Company, is submitted.
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Saturday the 9th day of July 1873.

at 12 o'clock M at tho Court House door, in the town of Prescott in said County and Territory, will offer for sale and proceed to sell at public auction to the highest bidder for cash in lawful of ths United States of America the above esobed properly or SO much thereof as may be necessary to sasfy the sum of three hundred and ninetywo dollars and ninety-one cents, lS392s principal with interest thereon st the rate of ten per cent annun, the 4h day of June lsIs the date on which said order nlsde and the further sum of foryseven 67100 (S47s dollars cost taxed fin this suit with interest thereon at the rate of three cent month from the said lh xy of June 1S7s with sccrueing costs, this being the amounts ir said order directed to be made.
 ED. r. BOWERS, sheriff. by R. H. wALKER, Uuder sheriff,
 Prescott. 4. q, June 18th. 1s7s. sv
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The bonds given by our County atacers were examined by the SapeTyisors. and new ones ordered to be filed where the old wera worthless. Of tho sureties on the bond of James Reilly. as District Attorney, one has become disqualified, and the other, Hon. !. NJ. Redondo had officially withdrawn from it. ia other words no bond existed, Mr. Bellly vas therefore req uired to furnish a sufficient bond witAiq fe1 days, this he was unable. or at least failed to do; the osllls was then declared yacant under tho prnsis- ions uf Section 17, page 6l of tho laws of 1873. and Fl. N. Alexander Esq- appointed to eli the vacancy for the unexpired term. II Yuma Sentinel
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The crop prospects on she Little Colorado arc reported to be good.
 There was very large mail this morning both from the Eastern States and california
 The District Court met at Il o'clock, but to,k recess until , D. In., no business ap- bearing.
 The stage was lals this morning reaching Prescott,- heavy load of mai! and passengers.
 Mir. Reagan informs the Silver Bsit thst he had bonded one-half of his interest in the Silver King, for $f00, ,00O-S Slo0, 900 to be forfeited if not cold.
 Mr and kiss sherman, and Miss Keihro are quite busy in preparing flieir scholar for tho approaching exsnlinatien, which will be in al5eut two weeks.
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NEW BOARDING HOUSE 1!
 Montezuma Street, BO0rd per Week.."........$7,

Mas. MERRILL has leased the ssHathswsy House," stontezums Street. North of the Lindsay Ga,den," and s prepared to take number of Boarders at the duced rate of s7 per Week. In connection with the Boarding department, she has a number of
 Elegant Sleeping Rooms, Winch are to rent, from
 S7 to S15 per Month. These rooms nicely furnished throughout, and have seperate entrances.
 The table will be supplied with all the delicacies the market affords. Servants to take of the rooms VIII be furnished.
 Patronage solicited. MRS. MERRILL. PRESCOTT, A. T., June To- 1878.
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 ED. W. WELLS, Plaintiff,
 8.
 CoRsELIUs DAVIS, SAM'L O. FRED BRICK, CHARLES T. ROGERS AND
 ORLANDO ALLEN, Defendants.
 By virtue of order of sale issaled out of the Dis. trct Court of the Third Judicial District, Territory of Arizona, in and for the county of Ysyapa duly sttest- ed on the 12th day of June, A. D. ls7s by which am commanded to proceed to notice of sale and to sell the following described property, to wit;
 All the right, title and interest of the said Cornelius Davis in and to the Davis inc situate lying and being in Hassayampa Mining District, Yavapai county Ari- Territory and more particularly described as fol- lows Consisting of five hundred thrty-three and one third feet the discovery original location of the Davis ods and also the possessory right of the said Davis in and to that certain ranch tract piece parcel or tract of land consisting of hundred and sixty acrrs being the same formerly owned, claimed and occupied by said Davis and generally known ss the Jed Davis Kanch situate Hassaya anpa creek about ten ilce fin southern direction from Prescott or above the Senator Mill in the county of Ysvspa Territory Ar- zona. Together with all and singular the tenemeuts hereditaments and aPputenances thereunto belonging or in anywise appertaining.
 Nofice is at ou
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Estray Notice.

about the 18th day of April iron gray mare with black and tail, about about years old IS or ls,s hands high, weight about 900 pounds a scax from kick the right hip No other mark or brands on her. She had on large sized horse bell. liberal reward vi be paid for any information to her whereSboufs or her return to James McClendon at Clark q Adams mill, or tn s office.
 Prescott, June l3, ls7s.-4v
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prescOst, June {, Is5s-I,
Losz Pocket Beck.

Between Prescott and the Clipper Mn in the after of June 6th lost pochet book containing three twenty dollar and two ye dollar bills in currency and several papers of various kinds, of which have my written them- Thepocket boob s black leather with brass jAxs. win pay liberal reward fer its coysry. N. T. MCALLISTER.
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Ne.ice to Csedlsers.

Esr4rx or COLES B2szrcHs, Dereassd.
 Notice z hereby given by the undsrsiRnsd AdnIrxss and a pez<ons having czins sEsih<4 s1zd dscsos6d fo exhibit the same sih khe nec.@zz<y Foachau xffh1n ten mon<hs from fe rs< pabcs<ion of fhis noica "a the unde-szned- 1f she sEore of L. Eashford O. ns PTezss<s, ia shf County q fsyzzzl T~nsosy q n. 5s&s- Y. C. BAsHF0H
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Dissolution Notice.

Note Is hereby given that the co-psrnership hers<o fore existing between the undersigned in the millinery aud dress making business has been diseolsed by fnz The business will be carried on by Misscs Alice and Mary Wilson. MISS ALICE wILsoN.
 MISS MARY WILSON.
 MRS. JOSEPHINE WAITE. Prescott June {, Isfs.-lSxs
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Ice Depot.

Ice in large Tor small quantities st MInixsn Col butcher shop. Parties wishing rgs amounts, shouid leave their orders day in sdysnce.
 Prescott, June s, 1sss-
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sao ReNara,

have lost t~1 B.xre mules. <4rrei aud dan-- ro hsands rensznharsz Tho sor,rz has cn the ie hip xf1 pzy &58 for their delivery at Gfoss' Fed Xsrd. We<t Presclz< GEO. v. BRYAN.
 spsnldins's ssasioa Nay a. ISIS u7z-sx
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Notice.

The undersigned this day gives notice that he un mol be responsible p futre for any debts coxtrscfed by L. Levy. FRANK eHITH.
 GsIle:t, A. T., June II, is7s-iiwis
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Nettce.s

oed xnsnst puschaEug from Jackson Brcs-, oS o<hez parties, ths 1cuoNin9 n4ppd knz14 prcpx4y, to vt: lD feet 9r ay uz> theseof, tnrsensy soufh e<s nnd njo<nnx e,e 6lacoyuy ground of the boxeiier U1nes xso Ave a<rsH l z>e old Eure1s pl.cr: apo nye acDs mn sifa ak u1ct1n of 8ith cuch, in Wsk<r D1G1ok
 xxxuAI Ccsmfy- 4. q. O. q. dHELIOIs
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THURSDAY.
Passengers to Arrive.

Wiekenburg, June f3. The stage left on time to-day with the following passengers: Mrs Dusouchett, c. Vaudeville, NJ. Foley, M. s. Cavanough. F. Kelley, Mrs. E. Dunn, Frank Pasquatt, Jno. PasQGatt.
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fyou drink nf su drink of the best Phil KoAzney, at h,s sample oonss on Noutsxuus St givss his crs sonaers nauarz and cigars that cannot ot beat suy where iu the United States- June ..
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MARRIED.

MANSFIELD D-6OLDsCHHTDT-In the city of New
 York, fay Ia. IFS, by Rev. Dr. G2fhiel. Nr. T. & Mansfield, of Tucson. Arizona. sad Niss Eva Gold schmidt of Hamburg. Germany.
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Coop ru EAT.-New potatoes at Bones & Spencer's fresh from the patch, ripe and hrm: Buy 'en pR.
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No more baking in our family. Bread, II loayes for dollar at the Lady Gay Bakery,