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Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-06-07
CONGRESSIONAL
Senate.

WASHINGTON, June Matthews,
from the Committee on Railroads, re-
ported back Senate bill authorizing
Railroad Companies to construct and
maintain telegraph lines for CONNER.
cial purposes, and 10 secure to The
Government the use Of the same for
postal, military, and other purposes,
with an amendment In the nature Of q
substitute. Placed on the calendar.
Morrill,, of Vermont, called up Sen.
ate bill 10 provide 4 fre.proof building
for the use Of the Bureau Of Engraving
and Printing, aud the mechanical
branches Of the Treasury aud other de.
partmsnts. Passed. Ii limits the cost
Of building 10 $4,000, aud cost of site
10 $27, $3.50.
On motion Of Hamlin, the Senate
took up the concurrent resolution In
regard 10 Seuate adjournment, and by
vote OF yeas q, nays %, refused TO re-
fer 1t to the Committee on Appropria.
lions.
Voorhees, moved TO amend 90 as to
Ok June 25,h as the day Of 6nal ad.
%journmsnt. Rejected-yeaS II, nays
3S.
Anthony said the Senate had the
staff In It's own hands, and had better
keep It there. He thought the subject
could be better considered next week
than now, aud therefore moved to lay
it on the table till next week.
A lengthy debate followed till the
expiration Of the morning hour, when
unfinished business being In order, the
concurrent resolution In regard to the
fishery award was taken up, aud on
motion OF Edmunds laid on the table
for the present, that the consideration
Of the adj ournmeut resolution be con-
linued.
The Railroad Committee reported
Senator Johnson's compromise Texas
Pacific Railroad bill, without recon-
mendation.
The Senate coDcurred In the House
amendment to adjourn on the 18th.
The bill regarding the Fishery
award, passed. II authorizes the
President TO pay the award, If on fur
Their correspondence with Great Britain
he shall deem that the National honor
demands It.
Nj. Cameron, Of Wisconsin, from
the Committee on Transportation
Routes to the Seaboard, reported q
substitute for the bill for the relief o
James B. E4ds. Placed on the cal.
endar.
House.
Culbertson, from the Judiciary Com
mittee, offered o bill to create III,
Northern Judicial District Of Texas.
Consideration Of the Geneva awart
was postponed I'LL next session.
The bill amending the internal rev
enue law occupied the day.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-06-07
HnRllan Grain MARKET

LlvERPo I, June IA leading
grain circular says trade at tie British
wheat markets, held siace the com.
mencement Of the week, continues ex.
tremely dull. A further reduction OF
fully a shilling per quarter was gener-
ally conceded, without inducing buy
ers to operate beyond immediate re-
duirements. Business here since Thurs
day has been equally inactive, and a..
though the value Of wheat remained
nominally unchanged, prices favored
BUYERS. Maize met q slow demand, at
a decline of three pence per quarter
AT our Corn Exchange to-day, the de-
mand for wheat was very limited, and
prices we're from two pence to three
pence per GENITAL cheaper for both
white and red. Flour very dull
maize slow OF sale at 81 per quarter
below Tuesdays prices
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-06-07
OhlannrH.

Died, at WArrent0n, Warren
county, Miss May q, 1875, lsAA ~SHABFHR,
aged 81 years.
Il IL With sorrow that | record the
death OF one Of the best cOlored citizens
10 this seclion-one whose demise Il
deplored as a pubic loss by ell classes
In this community.
The deceased was we'll advanced in
years, and died OF consumption. He
vas born in Port Gibson, Mise, 10 the
year 1913, was a cicizln OF Wsrreutou
for the last ten year4, and was a slave
of Mr.. Keller SchatTsr, after whom be
was named. He leaves behind him
faithful wife, q brother, and many
friends WHO held him in sfectionate
remembrance. His last words we're,
Swing your chariot iow!" an old
saying much used by the congregation
Of his Church.
His remains were borne to the grave
this morning at 8 o'clock, followed by
Ii large coucourse of mourning friends.
Peace he with him. Z. Z.
WARRENToN, May 9Sth, ls.s.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-06-07
Boat Raceu.

WATKINS, N. Y, June 1.-The final
heat OF the four-oared representative
race was called at $50 this morning,
Showaccemattes won In 7:l7H, Alta.
lantas q length behind. The Showac-
cemattes pulled q stroke from AZ 10 46
the Atalantas started OF 40, and ended
on 80. Al the close Of the four.Oared
race, the senior single sculler GSlzellei
of New York, No. l, Robinson oil
Union Springs, No. 2, Lee, of Newark,
New Jersey, No. 3, Hall, OF Perth, Am
boy No. 4, McLatferty, Of Watkins No
5, and Callahan, Of Elizabeth, Yves
virginia No. 6, had a race. Lee won
time 8 ;SOK, GAlzsIle second, McLafsr
ty third.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-06-07
POTTER ~INVEsTIGATI0E.

HssEus sg tie Fsll Conmitiss-cM-
msaOsmsBt Of The WSFk, asG ExamIsa-
tIOa Of witnesses.
WASHINGTON, June l.--All membsFsi
Of the Potter Investigation COMMITTEES
we're present.
The Florida sub. COMMITTEES consists
of HuntOn, springars and HIscock.
James Anderson, the fret Witness
said be had seen the document known
&c the Sherman protest It had besu
altered, and was not the same e. when
signed by him (Anderson.) There were
two or three additional paragraphs to
the document, and Il Was hlled In
several places. Anderson was Of the
opinion, because he would not carry
out the ideas Of Kellogg and others,
they we're DESTROYS Of driving him out
Of the parish. Kellogg wished Ander-
son to rally the negroes ct two polls,
and let the others 90 Democratic, re-
marking further that the witness could
get up o disturbance and have the DEM
oCratic votes thrown out.
A document was produced purpoEt-
ing to be the affidavit signed By the
witness and Weber, Supervisor
Of West FelicIAna parish, wherein
they refused to Sign q protest against
the election In their parishes. The
original of lhis affidavit, the witness
says, vas recently in possession Of
Stanley Matthews. The witness and
Weber had an interview with Sherman
at MolAir's restaurant, In New Orleans,
who said, Gentlemen, l understand
there's difficulty In your respective
parishes. This ls a time when the ass
sistance of every Republican aud true
patriot lie needed. I trust that you
will stand by u.s." They were assured
by Sherman that they would be cared
for, as Mr.. Hayes could control the
Federal patronage. All he desired was
for thrm to stand arm, aud let the rec
ord run along ss 1t was. The witness
presented what purported 10 be . copy
of q letter from Sherman, but the Re-
publicans objected to its being read
until Sherman law II, and recognised
1t as a copy Of his reply to Anderson
and Weber. The examination prom
ises TO be very long.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-06-07

Special 10 the N. y. Times

Special 70 the n. y. Times
W~AsHTSGToE, May 90, lS7S.-The
published letter this morning OF Alex.
ander Il. Stephens, in reply to Potter's
long explanatory letter regarding the
fraGd4 nVestigatlon, is the exciting
topic Of conversation in political cir
cles here.
Mr.. Stephens defends his action in
the House regarding the resolution,
Aui1akes issue with Potter regarding
the manner and motives, Of the House
in refusing 10 hear his (Slephens) re.
marks, when be tried to speak. Speak
ing OF the investigation, he says its eff
fec. will be to disturb the peace, har.
mony aud quiet ofthe country, and that
nothing Of an immediate, general aud
hrm concert of action, Of law aud or.
der abiding people OF all parties, Re.
publicans aud Democrats, throughout
the Union, against this investigation
proceeding any further can arrest most
learfulcOnse Quences.
The Republicans are jubilant over
Mr. Stephens daring course, while
Democrats assume to be Indifferent and
cay at is only another Of the old man;
freaks"
Calm observers, from a non.partisau
standpoint, regard Stephens letter as
bad for the Democratic party, mas.
much as It will destroy the intended
effect OF. the Potter letter, and create Q
division among the Democrats on the
subject Of the Investigation. 1t is oil
the talk here to-day.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-06-07
What the Peace Congress Will do.

LONDON, June 1.-The Agence
Russo says the Congress will hold only
n session, during which the basis OF
peace will be settled, and the final
treaty signed. The Congress will also
make arrangements tor the execution
Of the treaty,and for the organization Of
various local commissions to supervise
the same. Conference Ambassadors o.
Constantinople will supervise the Op,
erationS Of these Commissions.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-06-07
Jerome Park Races.

New York, June Track soaked.
4 mile, . year old-Rigorless won
Belinda second, Lilsnd third time
j44. Mile, 3 year old fllles-Lloyds
oily won, Belle Seward second, Marta
third time l :50k. Ia m~ile-Bayard
won, YlcerOy second, Stranger third
time TX IL.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-06-07
Increase of the Appropriation for
VtcksbuTg HaTbor.

WARRINGTON, May 3I.-Ihe Com
mittee of Commerce Of the Senate in
creased the appropriation for Vicks'
burg in the River and HarSor bill from
$4,000 to $4,000 and have increased
The appropriation for Charleston Har'
Dor from $780, 900 10 100000.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-06-07
TIE OLD HOUSE ON THE HILL.

light"
TIE OLD HOUSE ON THE HILL.
dedicated n my beloved brother, DR.
lie Grand g. Capers, who died 10 New
Orleans, Decem or ., lsT1.l
BY MADGE HUNT.
I stand to-day on strangers land;
A mOurnfui emerald sea
Is stretching out lite wailiug waves
Between my home and me.
But, oh! with sadly yearnlng heart,
With eyes th It vainly hll,
Nv thoughts turn TO our dear old home
Tue old house on the hill.
IT'S your birthday, oh! my brother,
And the land Is all In leaf,
But my heart has naught to offer
Save The ~passiOn.nOwer OF grief
We keep the day In sorrow
la the blooming paths you trod;
You are Keeping IL In glory
In the aower-!and Of God.
The bravCst and the tenderest,
The trurst aud the best!
so o 10 sink within the arms
~ everlasting rest.
Your patient, accomplishing soul
Has fought the bitter fight;
You keep the day beneath the palms,
Beside the seas OF light!
| know that on our home to-day
The sunlight sadly shines;
Your little orphan children play
Beneath the garden vines.
The roses you u year ago
Watched into be Auty wave
UnfOld, to-day, their leaves Of snow
To lay upon your grave.
six years ago with fond delight,
With tenderness and pride,
You gathered TO your faithful heart
NY sist r as your btide.
You gently led her happy feet
Across her fathers Sill
But to-day she sits a widow,
In the old house on the hill.
Two years have f)wn since mother leanet
Upon your breast her head,
The while a sad.eyed angel stood
Beside Our tather's bed,
That angel turned those dying eyes
To the Eternal throne;
And when be from the oil house went
he did not b. alone.
Ouu uNlp W. Wutu sum hJEEUW COUe
To settle on ,ur livesl
NO widows Ia the old house grieVe
Where once reigned happy wives.
To-day We miss two voices,
Two ste ps, alas! are still,
And only orphans gather,
10 the old house on the hill!
I know to-day my sister
Weeps beside your place Of rest,
And perhaps your little children
Lay a crOss above your breast.
You are happy, OBJ my brother.
But your place we can not ill
In the sad, death.brOken circle
At the old house on the hill.
1 know to-day In loneliness
Our dear old mother stands;
Lies web is almost dropping
Finished from her trembling hands.
And soon those weary hands will rest,
That tired heart be Stlll
And she. too, will be carried
From the old house on the hill,
Oh! brother, In those awful dAys
That came before you died,
When 10 q burAt Of sudden Ore,
My very soul was tried;
When trust was ashes on my lipa
And friendship proved untrue.
You held me 10 iond, faithful arms
And bore my burdens, too.
| am trying now, my brother,
In my sick aud lonely hOurs,
To take the cross God sends to me
And wreathe II round with flowers.
And when death slips II from my handI
And softly lays 1t down,
Perhaps he'll strip tie blossoms Cd
And mASe Tor me a crown.
We are coming, we are coming
Oh! my brother, one and all;
Each day we see the leaves Of lite
Loosen their hold and fall.
And sickness, death and sorrow
will cease our souls to chill,
When God calls us out forever.
From the old house on the hill!
GALVESTON, April IS, 1878.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-06-07
Arrest Of FoEgsr.

New York, June LA dispatch
from London announces the arrest Of
Wm. E. Grey, forger, who has been
wanted In this country since 1869, and
accused Of defrauding Wall street
parties Of over 10000.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-06-07

LONDON, June LA special 10 the
Standard, from Copenhagen, reports
that Russia has purchased the fast
Swedish steamer MerOtOla, to be used
as Q cruiser.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-06-07
weather Indications.

WLsHIEaToN, June 1.-For the Gulf
States-Generally lower pressure, near
ly stationary temperature, southeast
to southwest winds, clear or partly
cloudy weather, and possibly in the
southwest occasional rains.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-06-07

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Execution Of . Negro IN Texas.

HOUsTOE, June Fired. Robertson,
colOred, was hanged ct G~rOesbeCk,
james county, yesterday, for outrage
on Miss WheatleY IN November, 1877.
He confessed the crime on the scafFold,
and admitted that HE doom was just.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-06-07

So MANY Of our patrons desire copies
Of that exquisite poem, written BY
Msdge, and published in our paper on
April Both, that we again give 1t place
In our columns, as the demand was so
great that the original supply was al.
most Immediately exhausted.
The words, 90 bright with genius,
90 full Of feeling, will appeal peculiar
ly 10 the hearts Of her hosts Of friends
and admirers just at this time, when
the brilliant young poetess iS herself
90 close 10 the "~1oWer.land Of God" as
to inhale the fragrance OF its immortal
blooms.
The love she go feellngly expresses for
the Brother" whose loss she here de-.
plores, will broaden into g deep and
endless flow, when the reunited meet
"beneath the palms, beside the seas Of
light"
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-06-07
etatistIea of Falluraa.

NEW York, June 1.-Dufing Nay 96
failures were reported In this city.
Gross liabilities $685. O6, assets $685..
483. Increase Of number Of failures
compared with previous month, %;
aggregate liabilities decreased $1,000
00
Salt River herald., 1878-05-25
LEGAL.
Sherlh's Sale.

By virtue of tn execution is ned out of the Di-fric C"ur of the Fir Judiciai Dist irt of the Ter tory of Ari 2 na in anr for Il County of pinal and tn me directed, wherein e m- ma"d.i ' tn make ihe sum of T wO ihO'isaud f,ur huadr.d and twenty four dollars ai | sixty five csuts damages. th inf.r s' thereon at the rrr of ten pe cent annum till pH . '"gr h. win The sum of Fol hnnfrei and twetty- eigh dol and thirty .rn'- ros's ''g.-f CT ith the a"rruing rest W h. rpir .I0 plh Collingwon A. II me slag ard < Silver erg are r'rari- ner- dnin.' hnsin c. unde the firm name ai.d st' le of Joseph C"iingw"nd x Co gre pl i'm tiis and ih. Durye, il and A'er Company is def'nlant have lrvird upon . ne certain tw' siam'' q -artz mill sifnafs in ''l'h- Mining DiStIic' Ma'ir"Ia C. urty. Ter'ifory ri Ar m.
 or',t d n" nj three mi es from ihe Champion mine Tn Mnriropa Ctuntp. A r Pr. sent cs.p,c- " Six tons pr Il Y. Also he I. owing des- c~ii ed p.r-n al t.'Perty VI: tour tanks qnsci silver; 20n0 pounds hlnssione. a nuanti- " a wili 'o l.; ir.'n blS k and tackle; SO '-.f ruihcr usr; .rvI; bellows 2pair Fairbanks scales; n q isnii.y of nil i"o $; 1 paif si'vs' mruids: "n"k .v': l nil si e; 1 Ton ur'. sh b.; lui dirg 1nx:2 "he -iur adohr T. lnXl2 one story; l ai,obe buii.iing l2xl4. one story; 1 warehouse ad he. l0xl2. and camn tents All of the ahov" adobe hnildinFs h"irg situate pom the iiuryea Mill and Wai' sic as uien'i'n i above.
 N"tirr i- hereby iven that n Saturday inc fifte"nth day"f ure. .. D. s7s, he'w-. the hours of i'u n'cl'-k M. Hnd three o'c u~k r VI ai 'ne nurya Mill ir VI ri-.'p' c,iuu Y. Ari- zuna T. TT tory. 1 will expose. for sale '' nf ih- described prnp the hii hest ani b sr Iii d.r in 'sish al or 'h" r:eh' ;itle anj in 'st of The TIT, e,. Nil a.d wa'er c. m ai y in and | tn'. a' ovr de r-ibad pr p-r-y.
 MrMillenviIlr. Nitric" n conn, AT.
 G,:nEG F. NOwRY Sh. riff By tiE 'RGE l. Tt NEH Dppu., She if. A if
Salt River herald., 1878-05-25
Second Department.

FARM IMPLEMENTS. The best tlneshing machine. Seco d h' st Il reshi z machine. The brst gIa'n hraier. The scccnd bet gan header. Bet cumlin dreaper, and mower. The best mower, The SIG Id les. mower. Tie Lest h y rak.. Tie s,cnd best hay rake. The lest hay press. The :, cond best hay press. The bet broadcast se,d sOwcr. The last grain Gr.l. The h,s $ hinOw. The best gI 2 blow. The s'cOhd b ,t glug piow' Tie Les; sh gle blow. The .e,m d b s; single pow. He lest fI.m wag. II. The tOnd bcsl fura waecn. Best family c. r. az two LOT. es. The est spr.ng wagon. The Lest w .ve-mule team, wiih wagon and nail.
 Tn, set Ond b st two wtlve-mule tenn with wagon and tai.
 The b, st di.cl ing machine.  ILu b. st cI.urn.
Salt River herald., 1878-05-25
Third Department.
LAnIEs mANnIWORK.

LADIES HANDIwORK. The lest hand sewing. IT e secoud best Ina d sewing. The l est kit si' ckings. Thr s eOmd b..st knt stockings. The best iatiii 2.
 TT e >cto. d be tatfing. The bet ochri work. T'le cond brSf cchet work. The bcst >i.k cmbrniaery. I he s' cOnd lest ilk rmbro idery The lest cotton cmbioide. y. SecnId b, st co ton embroidery. The best wo. ted embruiderv. Second b'-st worSle,l embroidery The bet pI'chwork qni t. Second best p tchw..rk quilt. The l est c ito | quilt. The b. st pen driwrng. The second be pen dr Iwing. The best hasd-mIGe shrf. Srct test l.al. l.d-made shit. The best leaf and moss work.
Salt River herald., 1878-05-25
IIiS"e''n-eDus.

Best equ st ie n".
 SegO id Lest equ st ienne.
 BrsI on. gin l essly on practical niui 2 in Arizona.
 Best original essay ol rr'ga';on. Best origil al essay ol e-ucati n. Best ori nal essay on morals.
 TnorTINi.
 First day-for two year olls ha.f m le-singlr dash. Entranc. te,. to be fixed before h, Fair.
 Second d ly-for ihr.r yeur o'ds, ml., he t--single d ssh. Entrance fe,. 10 be fixed befo e t..e Fai'.
 MI heats, ,ing'r d 'sh. F. llrlnce f-c t, be fixrd b.ior. the lair.
 Thiid dIv f.er to all horses tn t have nnI b .at n three minutrs, mile heats, in harness best two in tire, Entrauc; fee to b. fxel before the Fair.
 The ladies riding mltch will take place on tn" track on the ih rd d y. ri IT to Ihe to;tng.
 The premiums on all articles in the l'ree oil 2 lsi VIII be fixed by the Board of Dircc ors of inc So, ci' ty hta iuiu.e meriing. and will he pull lishrd d ge eially c'rcu lated. The purses for the trotti. 2 matches will also be determined upon. Special premium, will alsc be awarlel upon any des irving artic.e Lot i;cIudel in lhe schedule
 l. r. WHARTON. Sec'tv.
Salt River herald., 1878-05-25
Sherin''s Sale.
COUNTY OF MA IC' PA TF':LITo Y O ] iZoNA.
 F. A. COPELAND.

NfilNll UP hhr lA' "A
 TF';LITo Y O j iZoNA.
 F. A. COPELAND.
 Vs.
 PIMA GTD A>D SILVER MINING COMPANY ! EX-'t.to of Shrr 1T ni Navafai 'onnfv. aEd Cl"'k 'f Thir' .I'd ii q Dis'ric agains' Plain tin '"r i'. arcrun r's-s
 B. virtue of ln exs'.n n in h. ahrve entitled cause is- ne 'rt of the Thirl Jndi''ial Ds'rirt o' \ z .ns,. in an for tn C"nu'yn YavaI ai, dul Sr'd l. 'hr 22d da' of Alii. l-7s '"re dir cird ann d.liv'r'd agaiusi ii" t;@ ds and Cha ;rs la ds ard Ter, s"f F. '- Cope lrd hay" rvi.d mon and se'z q all The right ani tfl-. whici il, sui r.. \. Copeland hal h g h da, of Alp 1s ni. an d tn rhr fO"OA fig drs'r h. pr mi es [ -wi': All of ih Ia rel of real est tr iescri''d Int \" 4, Four. in Blnrk \" ts) fight tf Il t"w'' f PI.nx x. Cn' n;y of Marie r'. as sur veyed Fnd n mp q h Wm A. II nc' rk sur- v-y"r. in liner ril h all H n 's T 1rnem-nts and imp ov-mPiis whafs "v-r t.trenr and mo- tcr is cr''v g-ves tn' il ->To-P ihe sime ... Sa Q st P..b c nc ion as th l-w dfIrcfs 27 dry Mu ls71 tr-wern 'he hours . [ 10 'r ok N and '.ck r NJ ui said day, at il,e C" hosi>a d.- in 'h. town If h. x and C.u " of aai""pa t" saiisiy said 'x' cu' tic and : 'f samV
 Da.ed ai Ph-mx T. 'pril % 'Ss.
 c OEGE AOWFY
 Sheriff of Ma tupa C. Jnty l2-4t
Salt River herald., 1878-05-25

Best exhibit of pumpkins. Second pest e hibit of pumpkins. Best ffiy pounds beans. $, cond best fifty pounds belns. Thi d bnst fifty pou .ds bedus. Best oxhib peas. Brs t,hlr or V ge:abl's. Second b' st til of vegetaLlts. Best ex!.iht of sdgar cane. Best xhibt t of sorghum. Best side of bacon. S cond brst side of bacon. Best ham.
 Second b st ham. Best fen-pnund cln lard. S 'cond b st ten-poaId cIn lard. B st exhibit of honey. Second best exhibit of honey.
Salt River herald., 1878-05-25
PREMIUM LIST

To be Awarded at the First An nuaI Fair Of the NaricOpa COun- ty Agrie uIturaI, MechanicaI and Mining Society, Commencing September 10, 1878.
Salt River herald., 1878-05-25
Iressurer's Notice.

Notice is eiehy given tLar I will redeem, upun r. srni''ion ." tie uI drrsvnrd ni the Of- fee of ttr Treasurer of Na'i'r.'a C unity Ctuity Warrant. "n Il G.Leial Fur d Nos. 22 :3 4 25. :6 s7 :s. @. Q of ir- -'i,s of is76 If siI County ard Ina interest Wil st p un sa d Wrrr.lnis ai ;h's Ipte.
 FRANCIS A. SHAW, Treasurer. Phenix. A r. May 70. Ir1e. i3-.u
Salt River herald., 1878-05-25
sh-riT of Ma -i."na C. rnl
She-H's Sale.

Sho- ITS Sale. CoI'NTY OF MAEH HoPN TIE EIIo Y OF lZONA.
 MAITH " CAvANEss )
  RICiI ,RD P. piEg>oN
 Ptrsuart 10 q deer if f.,. rc'"sure. Tnd order of >a'. if the above rn;i'lsi cause. is.ueh of he ni- riri rnuri of The Second Ju.iicial Di>trot of A rig "a ir ard "r the County o Marir"pa. du.v Hti.si.d aid dated Or'rher l2 lei1 nd iu me direct d a.d delivered si al e'l ose for sale at nh ic Au. tinu as he law q r.rfs. at he Cnnrh Us. dn-'r in th- [. VII Oi Phe iX C"nr'y of Ma 'o"pl. on ihe the 27th d., N ls-s be- e.n 'he hniirs of 70 ucluct A M and orl's'k P. M cf said day nll ui the prrnis' described said hrrrr- as follows in-wr': Thirty -fhrse feet of the seuth side If Biu,k v L.i Nn sit uaied in ihe town .i l'heiix COuniy uf Masico- pt T.ri'oy "i Arizuna.
 Dated al Ph nix T. A IT @ l>7s.
 GEbl GE r MONRY,
 Sheriff of Mari'upa CGun'y. l2-4t
Salt River herald., 1878-05-25
Fourth Department.

Fourth Department.
 FIELD CROPS. B st ten acres wheat, S20. $ cOud best ten acres wbeaf, Sl0. Bes' ten ac es barley, S2O. $ comd be ten 5c es bar ev, SlO. B,t five acres alfalfi. Second b si five acres alfllfa. Best halt acre Irish potatoes. Second bt st half acre Irish potl- tleS.
 Best half acre sweet potatnes. Second best half acre sweet DO t,t0ts.
 SECOND CLASS. Best orchard, O e acre or more. Second best orchard, one acre or mnrr.
 B' st vin"yard, one acre or more. Second beet vineyard, one acrc or moe.
 Best 2 rlen, on" acre or more. S.cIi.d Jest ga deI, one acre or more.
 Best f tn acrc sirawb, rrics. Src md best fou th acre st.aw- b,r,icS.