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WASHINGTON
R.pert Of che Surgeon o.neral.l

Report Of the Surgeon General.
4 WAHIsGros. November g. Reports TO the
surgeon General Of the United sinues Marine
Hospital service, shows following new cases
and deaths for the week ending Friday, No
rember g.; rri T-r. ~st-r 'faV-
New orleans--cases 50; deaths 100, old cases
reported ssa, .t1.-,is t.r-, 81 n.f.. sI,.
Morgan City-Deaths g..
Baton Rouge--Cases 75p deathse
MCbile--Cases 60, deaths 10. ......
r Decatur-Cases 10i deaths g.
Port Gibson-There were about ten deaths In
the country but none In Port Gibson.
Pass Christian-c Cases 10; no deaths.
chattanooga-Cases $751; deaths II
Correspondents. al
a si X no wAsnISoroS, Nov ! , 1875.
10 the Howard Association, n, o., La;1T IN.
While continfed demands for aid are re-
ceiyed' at the North from New Orleans, we
cannot understand the repeated statement thai
the Towards. with large fund :, has ceased
giving RELIEF Please advise me how il is.
slgued W. WV. NJ. EyAnfs. ""
i.-tt.. Secretary o. State.
To the abCve the following ans Yer was sent
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, n. o.. La.
al Cu .isi1 400 ONoy y. 1915
To Hon. VIM NJ. Eyarts, Washington. q )
Your dispatch OF LIST was received last even
Ing. We do mot know from whom the repeat
Cd demands FROM New Orleans, Of which you
speak, came We do know that the reiterated
sthtement that the Howard Association had .
balance OF s25o, oooto distribute amer the cpl
demic to he absolutely untrue. We stopped
contributions Sept. 18th, because we then saw
we had ample funds on hand and la transit 10
meet any possible or lawful demand thai
might be made upon US, ; ince that time iron
points at which there was no fever we hay,
had demands upon us which have carried
our obligations 800. 900 beyond the caicula
tions we had made, and which we could no
have anticipated. We are to-day striyln,
hard TO meet thtse aud other obligations anl
come ont clear OF debt We have not yet pal,
the doctors who have 80 faithfully served u
at home, thoughwe hope yet TO give then
some partial recognition Of their services
We have paid NO attention TO the repeate
statements Of disappointed individuals or as
sociatious, political, seotarian or otherwise
| who have started the reports Of large bal
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with the chills and fever, the victim OF
malaria may still recover by using the cele-
bratsd specific. Hostetter's Stomach Bitters,
which not only breaks up the most aggfAyat-
cd attacks, but prevents their recurrence, II
is Infinitely preferable 70 quinine, not only
because Y does the business Far mora thor
ougflly, but also on account OF It's perfect
whpleaomeness and ihvigorntins action. unou
the entire system, Testimony Is concurrent.
positive and ample, showing the decisive ma.
ture OF rs effects, and that u Is no n.sre palli-
alive. Fly siclans concede It's excellence aud
there Is constant Influx of communications
nom persons In every class of society ayonch-
Ing Its mifits, and bearing witness 10 Its SUI
pertorty over other remedies for mAlariAl dis
east. II IL especially popular Throughout the
West, wherever fever and agne preyaiie, a. il
does 10 many OF the fairest ind most fertile
PORTIONS OF Thai region. tiHI oqy
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TELEG'R APeHlCi
rs Be- gTaIU ---L-s.-----1od aifla q
e Annotated Pres. Dispatches.
Z. FEVER. ,sy Z age,s-

2 INV ORLEANS, November o lin addition TO
eight deaths from yellow fever yesterday, ten
deaths from other causes are reported. The
mercury last night went to forty -sIx. and a
'lisht frost reported ~ 1isW s7ApiNtY
. iBxyou sAnA, Seyember 9 Heavy most md
Toe this morning, The quarantine has been
raised,
: wIsosA. November s.-Heavy black frost
and Ice this morning. Twehty-one cases and
seven deaths TO date. t.eltisT vt latar3
SCRANTON, Miss. November 2--w, r. Wal
lace. the railroad agent 1T this place, is dan
gerously III. .lH9h 'nl fitlnlNi l'NiQiu
- MosIrE, November e.--Quarantlne restrlc-
tions has been removed. 4, III, ls.tfr-,r Ca.
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ANovel Feature

z Presents itself 90 those who use PArkes's
Hair lhisam, In the discovery OF Its raft md
expressing their delight In the fact tha. il
works like charm. Its dislnfectant proper
ues AZ chemical combination rundering IL
tnit, and the beautiful hair ID produced, with
the clean, healthy scalp. entirely freed frop
dandluu and milling hsir, are achievements
patron ASSURES us that he has used twels diff
Ietent Hair Preparations aud that fGrkeF's
Hair bnlsam suriasses them all, To hair
that has become gray or faded, Il fesforcs thof'
beautiful natural color ofyoufh, and produ<&1
a yigor aud iuNurianoe that surprises. g. II
one Buy bottle from your druggist NJ
Graves aud test Its merits, -
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Tho CoIiiding BARK

Lospos, November s,-rThe bark David
MslcolInson. bound for New, Orleans, which
put back 70 cordin after colliding, lost part OF
hen end. sails and some bnlwsrk staupcbions,
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.rELLANEoUs.
air 70 en4si .asailsf
NUMBER 1923.

ance We were retaining, md who asked us of
our funds for their distribution. Ignoring
their queries We have chosen 70 walt until our
published report shows, as It WILL the distri-
button we have made of the money 90 sener-
ously, sent US, aud we give to you, % q. repre-
sentative Of the general government. thIs
statement offacts, ~ ~. isl Y"
Signed .t r. n. sorrnLoYxp,
sec'y Howard Ass'on.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Enrli,h Eleoti,on..

LosDos, November a.@siuhicipai elections
sefs held th.aaghout ENGLAND and Wakes yes.
Ltcrday were vigorously contested on political
ruther than local issues. Tie sNsws claims
that on the whole the balance OF the changes
re favaral,la IN N tlt.ra is tf lil OH fT ID
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DOMESTIC NEWS.
Absco nded pefaulter.

BoeroS, November 2.-rFor defalcatien OF
easoo, Richard j. ornly, d paymaster,s clerk
at the chafiestown navy yard. has abscondci,
after fret attempting suicide, Z ,i3ggCfY9lh
Indian School Childrsn.io lo
Sioux City, IA. November Q .--Gapt. Pratt
Of the regular army was detailed and went
yesterday with 40 indian children, gathered
from The agencies up tho river, for Hampton,
va,,where the children win be placed AZ
school at the governments expense. The ages
OF the children average 10 years.
Wendell Phillips Refuses.
BosroN, November 9.-wendel Philips
has written a letter forbidding the use OF his
name as a candidate for Congress by the fac
tion Of Greenbnckcrs Of the Fourth congress
sional district. as 1t tends to embhrrass the
'<etion or the regular organization OF that
party. .lrel cf4fA slhGill s-il4i
'.foi Marine Reports. ni1a nHt
BALrIson, November =. Capt. Munroc OF
the British bark Benconsleld, arrived this
morning, and reports that ON October 10th he
took on the crew and passengers of the Portu-
gese schooner Julio, and tho Victoria, sixty
tons, Capt, yplips .Taxiera, IRON Men bedford
iof tdpt beNeiue, WIN thrxo vi pfONlslohs
and rnorchandise. eapsized IN a hurricane on
October l5,hj Ave passengers were lost and
the balance Of the GREW, fourteen,i were. res
eued after being three days and two nights ON
the wreck, lie took % the crew Of the Italian
brig Gengliarms Tammnssino Casparits, for
Begrpst, will . cargo Of oil, which was dis
masted and the captain washed overheard and
lost. Capt Munroe reports also that on Octo-
Der 5Oth, at the north ige OF the gulf stream,
he passed . large ship with painted ports,
supposed 10 be timber laden, bound northward
with lost mitzap mast, main top gallant. The
Julio and Victoria. hal ten passengers, nil
Portuguese. aud belonging to cnpe Deverde.
fhccrcw Of nine Including The captain was
losti one man, ~otnah aud child was drown
clcn the wreck Capt Taxiera was washed
overheard anil iloated on ON the hatch two
hoars but finally got hack ON the wreck How,
he-cannot tell! When taken on he and the
Surviving passengers of the crew, were al
most exhausted and starving, having been
without food three days. up iil -s'I1l
Trains Resume Regular Trips.
MobIIr,. Ala. November 2,-Quarantln,
restrictions at Mobile having been removed
Cot ID. b. Robinson, superintendent, states
that daily passenger and mail trains OF tn,
New Orleans a Mobile railroad will resume
their regular trips from and after tomorrow
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Boeros, November 2.-7For defalcatien a
sssco, Richard j. orniy, a paymaster.s cler
at the chariestown navy yard. has abscondc,i
after fret attempting Suicide !. ,lilrqgfYsl
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-02
DHGxx SALOON L RESTAURANT
No. 8 WARRINGTON HALL

Ms ss.aAassasss n, bsss ssssd y ruurass
4 txpsess. md b yftho51 doaht tss kEa4sc.sf
sd -; attractive pABes q Ia hid = IL dty.
IA Efnzr1nf oE1nst b IEPn44 Gsyvhdl,
I'D ths bu euctEsna Ihs eheieslt WEnes lIsoGI
nd Can. OEa Rap STgY 11fatnE nd eva
Ia. CcrcsF4 nt Bolfs I'd eaioos, SG len xE,fst
ssFest, every sItzrtIy ErS.tns By Ea4EI unrs-
Vailed OFCSmGrL -
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IITEy sonoaDOdEtIscs Em bs tozn4 d KfJs
HS.sl n KEysg, IL Pnos Ennag m q
'e q. s7 r Hr.auDrn,. M.e = e a. Nv y '.
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MEDICAL.
MEDICAL.
TSF4TTEGn ERdEf nm frlflG
DIR. C. MoLANE'S
\ CELEBRATED 4
LIVER PILLS.
nm@
Hepatitis or Liver Complaint,
przsElztA AND Sex HElnAczI
M" Gu O.

Symptoms of = Diseased Liver.
Dam in the right side, under the
edseofthe ribs, increzSonpres-
sure; sometimes the paints intheleff
side; the patient Is rarely able to lie
on the left side; sometimes the pain
is felt under the shoulder-blade, and
it frequently extends to the top Of
the shoulder, and IS sometimes mis-
taken for a rheumatism in the arm
The stomach Is Affected with los Of
appetite and sicHes; the bowels in
general are costire, sometimes alter
native with lax; the bead Is troubled
with pain, accompanied with . dull,
heavy sensation in the back part.
heteisgenerzlly aoonsider1bleloss
ofmemoV, accompanied Eithapain-
f1l sensation of having left undone
something which ought to have been
done. Aslight, dry cough IS some
times an attendant. The patient
complains ofvezriness and debility;
be is easily startled, his feet are cold
or burning, and he complains Of a
prickly sensation Of the skin; his
spirits are low; and although he s
satisfied that exercise would Be bene-
fetal to him, vet he en- scarcely
summon up fortitnde enough to ny
II. In fat, be distrrsts every rem
edy. Several Of the above symp-
toms attend the disease, but cases
have occurred where few ofthem e1-
isted, yet examination Of the body,
after death, has shown the LIVER to
have been extensively dsrznged.
b AGUE AND FEVER.
, d. c. McLAHE's LIVER Pr1s,
IN CASES or AGuE AND FTER, when
taken with Quinine, are productive
ofthe most happy results. No better
cathartic can Be used, preparatory
TO, or after taking Quinine. We
would advise al who are afflicted
with this disease to give them A
FAIR TRIAL
For al Bilious arrangements, md
Is simple pugztiye, they are IN
equaled. A@
B BEWARE OF DnTATIoSs.'
The genuine DR. C. MeLAXE's
LIVER PnLsarenerer sugar coated.
Every box has red wax seal on
the lid, with the impression Dr..
McLASE's LIVE PMS.
The genuine MeLASE's LIVER
Pu1s bear The signatures of c.
MeLASE and FLEMING BRos. on the
wrappers.
~ Insist on your druggist or
storekeeper giving you the genuine
DR. C. Me;4ESE's LIVER PMS, pre-
pared by Fleming Bros, Pittsburgh,
Pa
Sold by al respectable druggists
and country ssorekeepeEs generally.
To sos. visAiss % ~. Ds. c MeLRs
E1n PlLs TIA, - IN za7 cost pad @ Eay
s.t q sAs uaissa ssasr4. sas saz e Pls 81
FLnrSe BROS Has-rA, P.
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clothes moths.

Engnta AsehAnG
The name clothes moths is applied to
several distinct but similar Epeeiee Of
minute moths belonging TO the family
hiasidz, which, in thar l1rvLl state, are
very destructive 70 wooden goods, tur,
skins, feathers and similar substances.
Among them may be mentioned the
clothes moth ltiass peStiGa111l, the car.
pet moth (tiaaa tgpes1ga), the fur moth
ltiass peli0aelf1, and the hair moth (tEae1
eriaelal. These tineidR have slender bod.
les and lanceolste, deeply. tringed vings
that expand six-tenths or eight-tenths OF
an inch. Toe antenre and pAlpi are abort
and thread.lke, and there /. thick Or
ange or brown taft on The forehead.
The eolors r1oge from bud 70 drab and
dark gray. The eEHs are laid in Nay and
June The moth dyiag Immediately alter
ward), and hatch ont IN fifteen days.
The young worms II onea proceed 70
work, En1ving the substances within their
reach and covering themselves with the
fragments, which they shApe into hollow
rolls and lire With ak. These rolls are
by some carried o. their backs Is they
move Along, and BY others fssteDed 70 the
substance they are feeding upon; and
they are enlarged from time 70 time By
additions 70 the open eItrsniiei, and
By portions let into the sides, which are
split open for the purpose. In
such Gnbush the worms carry on
their work Of obstruction through the
sumner; rest, in seeming torPor, during
the winter, add turn 70 ehrJsalids early
in the spring. They transform again In
twenty DAYS, and issue from their shelter
a winged moths, TO 1y about in the eve
ming, ill they have paired and are ready
70 lay sSrs. Then follows N invasion Of
dark elo-eS, ehats and drawers, edges Of
carpets, folds Of curtains and hanging
Rarmeuts, Ind the foupdItisu Of new
colony Is swiftly laid. The early days Of
June should herald vigorous add exter-
minsting warfare against these subtle
pests. Closets, UIrdrobes all recspta-
eies for clothing. should Be snpded and
laid open, their oontenS thoroughly sx-
posed TO light And air, and well brushed
and shaken before being replaced. In
old houses much infested With moths all
cracks in doors, Sainseots, shelves or fur
niturs should b brushed over with
Ppirits Of turpentine. CGnphor or tobse-
GO should Be placed among all garments,
furs, plunes, etc, When laid aside for
The sumner. To secure cloth Innings Of
carriages from the attacks Of moths,
sponge them on both sides with : solu-
don Of corrosive sublinats Of mercury
in alcohol, made Just strong enough not
TO lsGTe = white mark on black feather
Moths may Be killed BY tunigating the
article containing them With tobacco or
sulphur, or By putting i, II practicable,
into Gn oven heated 70 about 80 degrees
Fahrenheit.
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j Is SeIsssase.P. TaE Bsas sAaa ~
Ter r. hlH ehan chan IlPEa InF y hAd
eh.1 EPE4E 6o1thaaE Ia Ia nA E6S
iss a'-T g. wT.
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TO THE ADIES.

IHANTD-EF9ybody y know dat Ia
w eAEt b Aesnt Ia Ia oslelEHind DonssnI
EFvinr NheAipS Also tlr ths WkIls nd Nss
HnaS ssEing NheAtnsA NJ. sRtl ia rrsetleal
NnchlriIt gno kas 6ona ~ Fgpalr4ng t1f IL e4t
isnlt NSehiDs Coapan3as n IN dry ~ ssxSrAl
yulI 80, Eo4 b 80 eun8uertng . kIPEx -
- ktinlell a tSI1 Aarksi eCzsst
An Vort SIm1isL SD n y0lf NIekinG-
nyS1kU
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HOTELS, REsrAURANrs, %,
Mont AIHo HOUSE

A a rSsE1 tE Ea1B4h Vow ArTo N -
Epx3E. vIIitad EeEtfg Viii HEy Pew 1s1
- - asIIrIh4 a AIlsxhGry IN hahn "a
reereEti1o- II 10 4 nsv GnfRpr1H. tD4 oslg d.
EEroas d trfrodsdng 4 = ths p1hAe, TEHhl,
EoE IN Els5H, VIII N hooEEIIK, VIZ:
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nr. RIcoRp's EsSENcE 0E LIFE

Rss.srsl azahooa Esd IL Iisr q yostA . ~
Dost lhEtssFHd ouaEiitGdoa n EzF ESln PAIL
URE INPU5sIBLE nh Hjs-sU5s1ling rs4e1y
IkoEI4 b akl By Al 1hogi y HEdJ, g Uho
hfys heea1a Vgaksosa tru1 ues1 = NJ CDR
esuBs 61rnsa n ETtry O. 4 - esrtI4n n thIt
TI1R QlsnehsI thirSt q pr 60 Hs1t HuTvbTA.
PSo,' Nv Yorf. Dr1sslE;I SSTs1Sf. -
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~ a. = - - sssissI NSstsssH
MsFvSls DykntTs ~ Led NaAhea4 p-N81J
So D o. tGAsalS - ~ - A=S
MI - ~ lHst Plraa IL - p5ast So La
DIS Hgl1lT hll11H11 ~ - ~ - 81 -
EET @1sukss ~ p1a1A- So ~ Co. - ~
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60 {, = 60 e - -. 49, fSS.
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GApsH1 HOUSE ,,,.wv
Accommodation am:-elIA
Charges moderate.
Gail and Be- convinced.
SUMNER BoARDERs WANTED.
isli
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ERKENBRECHER'S
Bon-TOn Starch

Is Absolutely odorles, and Chemically
Pure.
Il Il snowflake white.
It Is EaSesptabls Of the highest and most
listing Polish.
Il possesses greater strength Of body than
ether trAds br1nds.
II Ia packed in Pound Parcels. Fun
Weight EuArGateel
It soss. lsss noasy thEa any Starch N
the Wotld.
Il Is nsnutsesured in tie heart Of the
grsstest cereal region Of the Globe
It is Sold universally In America by
Groeen md DeGlsH.
Ia annual consumption reaches Twenty
NIIHoa PaundE-
Salt River herald., 1878-05-18
How It Pays to Exhibit Goods nt
 Fairs.

As evidence that it pays manu- facIurers and produc. to exhibit their wares at public tai. s. ihe follow ing instance is tr.d: When Me Cormick s wonderful harvester aud self binder were on exhibition at Plii.ad. lpliia, amo.ig the thous inds who watched is almost human actions WAS d commissions merchant or New York. lie obtained ci cuiars ani selt them to h.s cor respondents m Liverpool, wLo ill turn sent them to diff rent parts of inc cOuntry {. The result YVES that in October last Messrs. McColmick ceived all order from New Zealand for fifty harvcsie:s ani binders to be shIp- ped by way Of New I Irk on d certain day. They were oblig,.d to run their fartoiy day and Ii: :ht tn get them ready on time and ship them with only two d ,ys to spare. The machines were paid for on their arrival in New Yo.k, M,ssrs. Me- Co.mick sent one of thcir age, ts, NIT. Beardsley, oi I,l.nnis, to instruct Ihe New z. islanders in rhe Use of the machinery. They ali worked to perfection and Mr. Beardsley has but just rrturEed with an oder for two hundred more m jc!iinas 10 be shipped next September. Who would have thought, even two years ago, that the harvest of New Z.'aland wouli be cut by one of the l.t's improved machines which are On.y just introduced in our count: y.
Salt River herald., 1878-05-18
Starved Idlers in Washington.

The city of Washington is full of half-sta!ved idlcrs. The mcn arc driven into crime, and the courts are crowded with criminal businrss; ihe women are driven to begging Or what Is worse, so that the c.ty this winte, is a vast c'lony of iudiceut people, and in q population of 100000 nearly ten per cent. are without emrloym mt and without means. One cannot walk three blocks h"re at night without mer ting at leaet one, and often several respccraLle-lok ng white p ople, who ask for q penny. as they sry, to tuy bread. They are generally women. we'll dressed and good o.king, who have been driven to tl.is pitiIblc condition by loss of employment. You seldom see white person on the street begging in the daytime, but colo: ed beggars are numerous, and Washing ton is fast approaching Rome in the numbers of irs lazzaroni. The beg gars that go from house to house are even more numerous than the street beggars, a nd are a better class of people.
Salt River herald., 1878-05-18
LEGAL.
SheriH's Sale.

COUNTY OF MAgIcoPA.
 TERRITORY OF ARIZONA.
 U. JoHARON, ARIZONA SIMPLIFYING AND MINING CiMPASY.
 by vir u- of ex-cAiivu, in the above entitled canse, issued ont of tke District CUut of tine S-cvnI Judicial District of Arizona m and for the county uf Marieopa, s.; ainst ihe gVSos and chatieis, lands ans t,ns- mems ui tne SriZ Smelling and Mining Company. have levied upon and seized all he rigbt iiiie suL interest which the Ar.zoHz smel irg ani MiD.Eg Company had on th-- o b. day ApTIi le1S Ia and iO The following de- scribed premises and property. lying and stu- ate in t.ie yuuty Oi Marir'pss about one mile north of Ihe town uf NickeDbIg which thsli ehI ose for sale, at Iuolic auction, as the law direc's. on ihe premises. Un edne,dy. the 22ud. day of Aay, lsTc. b-iwrsn line h 'urs of lu O'clOck A. M. and 1 ciOek NJ. of sad day, l. WI:
 All that certain property. the undivided one third of waat is known th- Vuitur- T.,iiiuHs. One mill bu:.'iing Duiii Dy said GO"'pahy for engine nll sm-iting house one a,iuDe and stone house used for as-ay ofh;e. one i-,r able Sic am engine and boiler. hft aud fuIce pump, three HeI burn pans and thirty r..liers, two setter uue burr mill. blacksmith $ bellows, vice anvil amt coinI'i. set of tools for biacs smihing one erinusiobe, one revolving brlI con- centrat,T, one c..u,d.On. twenty buiiiun mUuiis, three large adi's s, two SC or snuvc.s, seven sc,,OI shuv.ls tkre- bfOkeu k-gs of nails, five picAs, one smOo-hI. x plane, one ] c< plane gUuge, one sIeugs haulIner, one pL.te oil eau, ons groove rhisel To; of tl.s s.ssuried two lorcel.ip bowls, set of its and brspe, au,.rr. vle pipe w.ench, thr-. Inunkey wrencnes two Iiec, eaiu-T brl;ibg. three ax-s pipe tIIgs, machine Vii .an. urawit 2 knife, U,.e stee sYuaTe, Une fire ruun-r. sIIck sin-li-r two bns ste. [. Che boa pip elbows eu pieces round iron, n.iier's pan. four ri-res sheet iron, "ne .ssrse srie'n one cuai oil lamp, large water tank. tur-e cords wood, more lrss, lot Ui charc al. lot copper sack lime, kit sh veing io..ls, uand hammer. two scre'v wIene.-- mate P anes- rhIee tanks c uia nslg qui, tTlv' r, lot ui rubber and It. ing the barrel ,i lime ratchet brace aud b. Oi' ran. f'u. ir 'u VI h elbairuws, one Ia trrL. three sew gold pans. ube cas- al oi.. desk one hand sci C. h. pair bul i..n scales st airb snk's scales, two assay |. scales one assiy'ng iu. mace fifteen graphite crucib es, assorted lot Oi chemi,rl, for nss ,ye su f' ( bar, bbit mrTsi. une mortar ant Iest!e, b-..li. n rOll.rs lot sassing irvine, one Nu. c..palu tssusce bellows one incoIn- I Di-fe b md pm np lot rubber hV-e tnr,e axes and handles and hand q. sp.rt ieN sl, INV" sIws. hand four bars sIid-r. thi. " feet ga- l.pe. screw 'lriver. cooking s;ove. rooking utens Is. and kitchen flu nit.;re, fables and b. nchrs: J-dstea,is clock. puck saw grabbing
 h.se a.d lot of brick.
 Dated hruix. A. T. April 27 1873 GEORGE: E- MOWERY, Sheriff uf Ma ic-' pa CsunIy, ll-td
Salt River herald., 1878-05-18
SELECT POETRY.
No Time For Hating.

Begone with feudi away win strife; Our human hearts unmaiing; Let us be irien.is a.ainl Fms life
 Is all tob -hort fur hatingl So dull the day. SO diin tns way,
 SO rOugn the r ,Ad we're faring- Far better veal with faithful fT..nd. Than stalk aioDs u.i'srring. The barren ig. the V therei vine.
 Are tpyes uf selnfh living; But sools th't gIve like thine and mine, Ken W their fife by giving. While cypress waves 1sr rHrly graves. On all ihe way we're going, Far better plsnt where se,-d is seant Than ;rea.. O. fir. il tha's gfowiugi Away with sc Irul Since gre we must And rest ol on', low pillow; There are no rivels in the dust
 No Ices beneath tbe willow. So dry the bowers so few the i 'wers, Our ca thly way dis,'l,s,s. Far Ie,ier ioup where daisies drop, Than tramp OCT broken nUse,! Of what area the joys we h..ld,
 Compared 90 juys ab.,ve usi And what ar. ra K Fpi power ani gold, Compared tO h.-ai Is Ihdt owe u.i $" h.ei eur years. s.' iuil of tears,
 So q Os-iy ds;ith is waiiing- God gives splre for loving grace,
 But leaves no time fO hating