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Arizona citizen., 1879-10-11
At Lzevin's
Application for Patent.
UNITED srArFs LANn OFFICE


 FLORENCE. AKIZ sNA. August 2g, 1879 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT lN the CoTb n Mill and Mining Com pauy, corporation orlaniZed under tht laws Of the Territory uf ArIZnnu. having Their office and principal pltce uf buSine>, ln the town Of Tucson, Pima Cruuiy. Ar. zona. has thls day made application for a, patent Co he
 LUCKY CUSS MINING CLAIM,
 situated m the Tomhsi. ne Mining Df.- triCt, in the County of Pima. Territory o. Arizona, being hounaed an deScri bed s> Inliows: Beginning at the \. w curuti oi Sald Glalm at a post i've feet long. IDut Inches square, piahted 9 ieeT In the grpufl,t ana m a muuumentOi stones ana markt.t thereon " l.. C. NJ. C. NO m: thpr. ,,. nm ming S. HS- 70" t.. along north end fIu. o. " Lucky tusS 70 and south end Ilue ,t ' Old Guard " claim S.u5 chains Co a ulSi s feet long, 1 inches square plan e,I ? feel n. ground and in monument of SIonrs rn,i marked thereon IL. C. NJ C. No yu t, She \ F.. corner of tl.e claim aud aISotb, =. F.. corner Of the "Old GuHtd ': thpur,. running south . 3W west = 73ls cnafnS I.. post , feet long 4Xi inches planted 2 le.f in the ground and in a monument O. stones marked thereon L.. C. M (. No $ " Tor lhe S- F.. cOrutT ? Oi The C ai m: Theme, \. NN7 2O' w. along south end lime ,r| % Lucky CuSSn and McCHnufs Claim %. tlla chains Co a DO st , feet long 4NIIfct,. p aHJ-d feet in thrarurnd and nm d, t,,',,, umeni oi stones. marked thereon .'I. C NJ. t. No. ' for the =. ". corner uI clam. thence N. % Ob" T.. along The western lin,. of claim 2-.s2'a chains to The place. ,t point or besluuiu-. containing 70 .l6 acf,.> halu claim hetns bounded on the >ouln by The McCHnu " clam. on the uotll by The " Old GuHri %; ou the west bytb co OwlS Las Hpoi clam and The .' pyt,, Nest " ciaiTn, being drSignatpd sts Iot No 20 on The plat fled In the R, gI>teI's office, Florence, Arizona.
 The original notice Of location or this claim iS recorded tn the R-cordrr's oflic. or Pima County, AriZuHa, in Book C pages 23o tEd 22l, Record oi Mics, AprIl| 2, lSfS, aud K described in Sa i,c.tiInn noticr as being about 6 miles east of th. ! san Pedro river and about 9 mt.e> west o The rasoon Mountains.
 Any and all persons claim ing ad yer Spl, . me whole or any poriiun uf S.tId " IuckN . 'usS claim or surface ground ut, re- qulred Co file their adverse claims with the Register of the Land DIhce at Flor . ehce, AHzona, during the 6O day period ui publication hereof or they will be barred ] by virtue of the provisions of The statute. 1 s9-lSt He s.',o-
Arizona citizen., 1879-10-11

THE STAR this morning has an arti
 cIe on Arizona and New Mexico
 which was prepared for and published lin the DAILY CITIZEN on September 9. The article is a good one and will
 bear republication se' 'eral times, but it
 would be only fair 10 give just credit 10 THE CITIZEN. Can't some one make Ii il convenient just about now 10 ask where THE CITIZEN gets its telegrams
 THE Cosmopolitan Hotel at Tomb stone is prospering nicely under the management of C. BilIeke, and if re- ports are true Ire has just completed twenty-five new bedrooms and a sit ting room for ladies, all of which are nearly furnished and ready for the weary traveller. All the stages stop at Bilicke's Hotel
 TIE ladies will find it real pleas ure to drop in at Shussler's jewelry store on the Church Plaza and exam inc his new stock of casIors, toilet sets, napkin rings, cups and goblets, jewel cases, pickle, butter and spoon holders, and a great variety of other articles, both useful and beautiful.
 TIE Star corral has passed into the hands of Mr John Cady, who will keep q first class livery and feed sta ble. He has a fine large sign extend ing from the corner of the corral across Pennington street so strangers can find him.
 4 NEW co-partnership in law has been formed between Messrs. Haynes, Lucas & Street, with branch office at Tombstone. Their new card appears o-day,
 MR. JAMES has already begun work )n the Esperanza mines and left today O supervise operations personally. Rich developments and a good camp will be expected in that direction.
 WE hope the washout will be mend d in lime to get our Pinafore troupe lere for nexl Monday, our good peo- ,le would chaff under longer delay.
Arizona citizen., 1879-10-11
District Court.

Lucas & Street vs. Il. E. Smith, ad ministrator, judgment ordered for plaiuiff, with instructions to prepare findings.
 Juana Rittenhouse vs. J. D. Kitten house; decree ordered.
 Mary A. Todd vs. Lewis c. Todd decree ordered.
 Zeckendorf & Staab vs. Calabasas Land and Mining Company; defend ant allowed ten days additional time 10 answer.
 McCafIerty ct al. vs. Morgan ct al.; further hearing of motion for contin uance was submitted and taken under advi>ement.
 Territory O Arizona vs. Charle~ Powell; rehearing set for December 3, adjourned term.
 E. B. Clifford vs. Mitchell < Bullard :; motion for new trial submitted and taken under advisement.
 B. NJ. Jacobs vs. Santiago ESpinosa :; appeal from Justices Court: Gcmur-I Ter oyerruled and case went to trial The parties accepted a jury of five, asi follows: A. Borlon, C. Ray, D. B. Markhany, J. Fisk and George Teague. This was the shortest case of the term, ! only one witness was examined and | counsel only occupied five minutes in Reclamation, and in less than ten min . Iles after retiring jury rendered yer tict for plaintiff.
 Clifford vs. Mitchell < Bullard, mo- ion for a new trial submitted and aken under advisement.
 Caroline Darrah vs. J. L. Darrah motion for judgment after argument Was submitted.
 J. C. Burnett vs. Dan. Ming; moticn O have equitable defense; taken under dyiscment.
 Court then adjourned until g a. m. tomorrow.
Arizona citizen., 1879-10-11
From Tupsday's Daily.

Col JOIN R. JAMES returned yes terday from trip to the San Pedro country. In the Tombstone district he observed much progress since his last visit and he remarked particularly on the excellent showing in the Grand Central The new shaft is now down sO feet and scarcely a pound of waste rock has been taken out. The entire shaft is in ore and neither wall has been touched. Ii is estimated that the dump already contains 900 tons of
 Tree milling ore. The bottom of the shaft k now about on level with the upper drift in the Contention. Every feature in the development indicates that the Grand Central is another great Arizona bonanza, and the owners are confident of a dozen fortunes.
 IRE office Of Justice Neugass was again CT wded with litigants to-day. The civil actions were first disposed ol and ihe criminal cases then taken up. Six persons were arraigned, charged with miSdemeanors of different shades. and were disposed of in a summary manner. The fines were promptly paid hy friends of the prisoners and the chain gang thus deprived of a val. uable increase.
Arizona citizen., 1879-10-11
Proposals for Flour.

HEADQUARTERS DEPT OF ARlZoSA OFFICE CHIEF COMMISsAkY SUBsISTEyry WHIPPLE BARRACKS, PRESCOTT, 4. T October l, IS.9 CEALED PR DPOSALS. IN TRIPrr. - cstit, with copy Of IhiS advertISem-1t at nched, will be received at this ofsc- and at The offices Of the Acting Assistant OmmisSaries of Subsistence af each of tiIe posts named herein, until F u'cIock noon, Monday, Novem Der 3d. IS79. for he supply of the following quantities Of Flour at he posts it. Arizona Terrliorv. named below:
 Fort A Apache. 50,0O0 pounds: Fnrr Bowie. S,' 'uO pOuni~; Fort Grant, 4OG GOO pounds. Comp HuIrhuca, i50OO pounds; Flrt Lowell, 25,OOO pounds; Fort Mcdowell Sb.OOG pounds; Camp Kucker, l2OCO lbs. Camp Thnm <, 5000 pounds; Fort Verie. 55,UOO pounds, ana Fort Whipple, Wi0s pounds.
 Delivery Of one-half the amounts will bn required within forty-fve days and Inc balance within ninety days after nOffca- lion of award. No bids will be entertained unless samples be furnished, which should mol be of less weight than twelve pounds, sO marked as tO be easily idputi- hrd. and should reach this office on or be- H re the dale for opening Of bids. A stand ard sam pie Of Flour ofthe quality this ad- verti cement cOutemplafeS will be fur niShed bidders on a plIcatiOn, which 3D. plicafion It Is desired ShOuId be made qt the earliest practicable date. The right Is reserved fO reject any or all bids offered.
 Blank form conditions, etc mbrac'rg all necessary in OrmatiOn, furnished bF any A 4. C s in the Depart ment, or by The undersigned.
 CHARLES P. EAGAN,
 50-4t Captain and C. s. U. $ A.
Arizona citizen., 1879-10-11
From Florence.

FLORENCE, October 6.-The total shipment of bullion from GIube Dis lrict for the week ending October 1 was S23,iT. A light sprinkle of rain tell last night. Col. Booth, >upcrin- 'endent of rhe Military Telegraph Line, leaves for Tucson 10 night.
 FLORENCE, October S.-A shooting affair took place in Globe City yes'er- dly. Thomas Kerr shot and Killed lis partner, Joseph Cuneo. The latter was lying asleep on his bed when Kerr came up and fired two shots a m. both taking effect. He d ell almo.t instantly. Kerr las been arreslc. and will arrive here tonight in charge of Sheriff Gabriel.
Arizona citizen., 1879-10-11
Superusors' Proceedings.

The Board of Supervisors met at , D. m. October 6, full Board and Clerk I Osborne present
 The resignation of W. J. Osborne as Clerk of the Board, rendered at tho July session, was accepted.
 On motion of Supervisor W. c. Davis, il was unanimously orderc q by the Board that Wm. S. Oury Ie, and he is hereby, elected Clerk of the Board of Supervisors of Pima County, vice W. J. Osborne, resigned. The resignation of A. Johnson as Justice of the Peace at Greaterville and D. Johnson aS Justice of the Peace at Stafford were received and accepted.
 Judges B. H. Hereford, Ben. Morgan and J. Buell. appeared before tie Board with petition and census roll of residents of Tombstone, asking for the incorporation of the town of Tomb stone. The Board took the matter under adviSement.
 George R. King was appointed Jus tice of the Peace and c. J. Minnich Constable for Harshaw Mining Dis trict.
 School District No. 6, at Dos Cabe sas was established.
 
 The petition for the appointment off !. Brannock as Constable was held forI further consideration.
 After auditing the account of Hin son Thomas for reporting evidence in the case of the Territory vs. Charles Powell, amounting to S53, the Board until ? p. m, October 7,i when the new Clerk was expected to assume the duties of his office.
 Acquisitions for stationer. for Coun- iy Clerk, District Attorney and Probate Judge were approved and ordered fur nished.
 Application for a public road from Tucson by way of Davidson Springs, Harshaw Camp and Patagonia to rhel Sonora line, was received and set for hearing November l, two p. m.
 The pc ition from the residents oil tn nave that town incorpor. ited was ordered to be heard Novem Der lsl, ? 80 p. m., and said petition toI be published in the Silver Nugget.
 The Board were asked at what price he county would board and care for ! .ity prisoners and L. $. prisoners. Nhereapon it was ordered that city prisoners be provided for at 7j cents 'er day and United States prisoners at $50 per day.
 On motion order that no account of Justice of Peace will be allowed as against the county for the rial of cases in which the offence is a -iolalion of the ordinance Of the city f Tucson, or which are properly and r awfully triable before the Recorder ~ If said city. F
Arizona citizen., 1879-10-11
Mining Work Notlce.

'TO T. McCARTY AND ALL OTHERS | interested tn those certain mining claims known as tha Rosie B ate and EK- press situated in thr Tom hsfOue Mining District. PImH cDuuty, Arizona.
 This lS to notify you that In acrorlt... with provisions of fhc mining act or May 70. 1872. that in compliance win rrqHlg' rneutS or >ai act, work has been done on said mining claims for one year back p'-''' ending July 3l. 1879, by The undersigned.
 Now, therefore, if within ninety t".' from inc first publication of thls n"''r do not come forward and pay yo' prupcr prOpOr'lOb Of tte cost oi The r'- work. Inc und rSignrd will claim i"0', ure CT all your rights. ttie and lnlei'-., in and 10 every portion of said mig.as claim. J. " MCRPHli
 F. B. KNOX.
 TUCsoN. August 8, 1879. ,-,
Arizona citizen., 1879-10-11

FROM the Silver City Record of Ia, Thursday:
 The money order business Of Silver City for the quarter en iing September 3h' amour ed to S13.4.9.3O
 One of the two coloreh soldiers wounded in the Indian battle di i .,i VI Et'r'> and was buried with the other v'o im~ f the Indian mus. a,r re. Ihls makes sixteen LOdi"- i1 fhr " graveyard on lte hill. We have since
 'ha' The iher wounded sOl- der died at Fort Bay ard.
Arizona citizen., 1879-10-11
Application for Patent
UNITED STATES LAxn ovu

UNITED STATFs LASnOr
 FLORENCE, ARIZONA. Aus,sit ICE, NOTICE IS HEREBY CIy,,,,-' ~ lS79. | " Inr Tombstone Goid ana t..N s.N THAT anu Mining Company, a ,9liVer Mn sahlZrd under the laws of ma 'atiOu Or.
 Ailzona, having their office s-,i,e L,errtOry o, pi"ce ni business in the toO principal
 m" county, Arizona has this .IlheS0n, "Pl'lcailUH Fr p'Iten, to the uay hade
 TOUGH NUT MINING CLAIM, situated in the Tombst1pa ,,,.'
 trlci' m The County or Pima Tohg Dis AIizona, being boanted and dssssaILItIoqry of Iplio"S. to wIt: Beginning at me 'Oed ss Il,,'. VI Salu ciiiin, at poSf '..h- lohs, fNi inches square. plaufad D . 'eet the ground and iu a monumsr, lert h and marked thereon "T " ,y ' Sones "; thence running S ISc GS,s r, \. NG. chains along the eaSi S.dt. of fl..,.-- '- -<-I-l. west Sideo "Niziua " and e. t;,. Ci.',.li ant claims, To post ) feet long ~ ,""oshT square m a monument of stones ,r.aches thereon l. N. M C. No. 2'' for tha ','' Aei n, C,,i ,., tieI' lhence running south us -s- W. gUJ chainS along the south rrt i+ 2-' me Tough Nut" land norm end t.ue "i
 Ioush Nut Extension to a p1., long 4X4 inches square planfa,f 9 f'e ~ 'eet me ground and in % n0nllnleuf 0f ". 10 marked thereon T \. Mo. Nh o,"-Sr rue southwest corner; thence runDi,, " 4So w. along the west line oT s.,,iSS N. Nut " and east line or "Survevor ,t {. Jsn terven'T" and Deien .er claims so a- chains to post feet long xxi ir-,',--1s square. planted feet in the grour,d ','.,'es a monument of stones, marked tt,uU'n ttU 10 % .. \. c. M No. 4," for tle N N eeOH of claim; thence \. 4l9 52" E. alon, r'-'a Oo'.5t end line of '' Tough Nui"and Sou1h lll line oi Survey" lorafiOn % cba'r. place or point Of beginning; couIaIS..o 20 66 acres. 9s
 Sad mining claim being describay - the original iOcation notice, filed and N corded Apr'i 9, lS7S.in Book C. Rrc,rJss, Mines, Pima County, page 27. as bai''. Situated about l14 miles noriheas,a,lt tom the " Lucky uSS " mine fn In. ro,.5 end of Tombstone hills, abort < mt west of the DragOGn Mountains and aho,, , m les east Of the ~an Pedro River.
 Any and all persons claiming advs-s.- V The whole or any portion of said Torgs Nui claim or surface ground are raor,rri O file their adverse claims with The p., Ster Of the Land Office at Florence s-s .Ona, during the 60 days period of rpbii- 5tttun hereof or they will be barred h, 'irtue Of the provisions of the statute
 C. NJ. K. PAULJSON.
 io Register
Arizona citizen., 1879-10-11
Dissolution Notice.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TIM ~ The copartnerSh D harefofuT- eN .-.l be' wren A. Bsrneff B. Block and Do 1T. under the firm name of bdIn Block & Co, b as this day heeT dISsp by mutual consent, NIT. C. W~llhoH I- Ipg nd MessTS. Barnett and BiocA ar i'nuing The bu-ineSs, who will c'IifrI.ter moneys, pay all debts and settle N.l '''' business connected with the old nrnl-
 4. BARNEII'
 B BLOCK,
 C. WFLLHOFF' Dated Maricopa. September o' I'''' 49-fw
Arizona citizen., 1879-10-11
Notice of Final Proof.
LAND OFFICE AT FL.RF~CF.

LAND OFFICE AT FLgRFNCF,
 Sepirrn bcr r.. IS-a NOTICE lS HEREBY GIVEN THAI ~ The following named set IrT mas ul,d no'lce of his intention Co make fiusl lr,t In support of his claim. and securr final entry thereof at the expiration of thirf, days rom ihe dale of this notice. Niz.:
 JOHN BRACKET ALLEN. or Pima County. Territory of Arizona pre- emptiOn decl r3tory statement Nn a95, for fractional lot of section | auu irnrtional lots ]. . and or section nunhet lo, being the S. W. l or =. w 2. of sad section :, and the W. is ofN. W. and \. w ui S. w. of section Is. township n soutn. of range n east, and names the iol lowing as his witnesses. viz:
 JOHN S. WOOD.
 F. H. GOODWIN.
 JESUS BANDURAGA. All of Tucson, Pima County. Arizona.
 C. V. K. PAULISON. A~'t Register.
Arizona citizen., 1879-10-11
ENGINES AND BOILERS.
Hign Pressure or Compound.

ORDINARY ENGINES compounded when advisable
 STEAM Ho ILFRS-PaTiicular aftenti' D given q" no" quality Of he material and work mauSHiI, and none but first-class work produced.
 WATER PIPE, 0f boiler or sheet iron, of any Ze. made iu su table lengths f r con bec' ing together. or -n s..t> rolled, punched and packed for shipment, ready tO be rIv- tf..d "u thr ground.
 HYDRAULIC RIvETING-B Her work and water pup" made by th < establishment -ivif1i bv hydraulic Tiv,f n. machinery, hlt qu1l1y pf work being far superior Co I no vofk
 PUMPS-Fpr mining. Ofany capacity and "f any SiVie Oar style of di'rrt Hcii ing, engines, with double line of rumpS, are par iculITiV recon mendrd. We refer To those now in use, not one hay ing eyer he-n brpk,.u down.
 DIRECT NCrfSG ENGINES for nnder- srrund work, iFrig lion cor city watrrworkS purDp>e~ huil- with The celebrated Davey valve mot jon. >uperipr tO an other.
 MI>ING MACHINERY-QuariZ mill', pans. boilers. hOf>iing macuiuerr sink ng hni>ting engines or other machinery equired. au2-dW3m
Arizona citizen., 1879-10-11
Mining Work Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO THE ~ HimiulSiratO Of the estate of C. Fin lrN, decea>rd, and tO all whom 10 may concern. thIt The assess Sment work on fhs Following mining claims has been done by J. D AnJrr ", he undersigned: Ajax mine, 'cstfed May 10. ISIS, situated fn AF-Vacr District for the year ending May 70, 1879, Chico mine, lOcafed May 24, ls7S, situated in Patagonia mountains, for The wear endin May 2i, 1879; Cusmopol.iau mine, located May 2), IS7S, situated in Patagonia mOuufaIns, for the year ending May D, 1879. This k 10 notify you and all Interested parties that, in compliance with provisions 'f The mining act or May 70. leI ?, that ln compliance with requirements oi said act work has been dlne on sad mining claims or one year Inst past as d~- scrlred above by The undersigned. Now, therefore, If within ninety days rom the urSi publication or this notice yOu do not come forward and pay yOUr proper pro- portion of the cost Of said work the under signed will claim for eiiu5e or all your rights. tltle and interest in and tO every portion of said mining claims. The afore- Sitlt claims were lOcated by B. J. Virgin J. D. Andrews and C. Finley.
 J. D ANDREWS. TUCSON, Pima Co.,, A. T., July 30, l,it
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Arizona citizen., 1879-10-11
Notice.

WYE UNDER -IGNED HNS COM Il ted % s"ud and >uB~inLtistl Or ,ir, 'f''>> i'c San PrtitO River, ar San Tetirt = ,'''h, N. T., at hi- own TX enSe, and .'' li"I-ipr'-, c"lieci f"ll from fnuS, >llis ii "uiil ur t~ rrinitur~ed
 HI.h Wat.-t her .,,fi"r ill be no ohstrnc- i''ii -" ifvigu ut slId travel.
 ~+Z-u VIM. OHNESORGEN.
Arizona citizen., 1879-10-11
Wareroom for Rent.

OPPOSITE LORD AND WILLIAMS,
 V on Main st. Apply al this office. l23,f
Arizona citizen., 1879-10-11
4PpoEnaHS Water SeItzer Wdter
 Blue lick Water,
 RethSeda Water.
Imported and Domestic Cigars.

We would call the attention Of connois SUITS tO our very select stock of WINES. LIQUORS and CIGARS, the quality O. which will equal anything supplied b, first-class houses in San Francisco or Eas.- ern Cities.
Arizona citizen., 1879-10-11
Mining Work Notice.

NOTICF TO FRANK BUTLER. HIS
 h"LrS, h-~i"uS 70 co lrguI r.pl eS,fit,,-
 l"Kt n"iice ih1i ], the undrrSign-
 l. .cp-'wu~r wifh ~art Frank Bi Ter in 'e NaSriust1n m'rIng riatrn. P.,r..g,,nta
 >i''ri. ' ma County AriZnna hav., done hr a|S~s> meu' work uu s Id cIain the ,''r "iriin. June 6. lS59: that fh.. >um of T" iS e me iT'm saId Fr nk Butler. nr hrrN or S+Id B"lleT'> interest m said -ia'm, H> hiS prnportlnu of sand a-ss. n-HI wHk; Hnd thHi uute>s said sum of >'i l> p''id me "u or hefor- The -Npira ion COT l>O ',nN> ifuTn the date Of thiS nntic.- -h haII claim forfeiture to me. of said Bur- interest in said claim by virtue of S r'lnn Z123 of the Revised Statutes nf f,.e ,,i''' >I'ieS A r CAREY.
 p"ed TucSon, October 1, 1879 5l-I3t
Arizona citizen., 1879-10-11
THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIERS!

E'ry; rUmur>. foul truUiuu>. old sores. hot tn .'f I~m, and ail d >-uS.S or sores pr"'irc c-d 'N nad hiu"d cor uumnrS B..S '"I'~ -ugHr-C Htei I'il,s cute all Liver i'"mPiainrS. Fol sale by a" druggists and
 i-ii' ln mr,iirtr iu-gdNw
Arizona citizen., 1879-10-11

Do $. E 5 ..:.. E: 5 5 tB ~ZA NOT FAIL to send EI ~ A ~ for our NEW PRICE H H H LIST MOie cnmplete
 H H & than ever Contains &A AA descriptions Of every thlng required for - - personal or family ISe wlth over 1000 Illustrations Send nine cenis Tor IL stamps will do We sell all goods at WhnieSsle pricrs in quantities tO suit the pnr- chaser, The only institution ID Am-rira who nake ms their special business Address
 MONItIOMER FRY WARD d co,
 SS1 & 229 Wabash Ave, Chicago, Ills
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1879-09-03
Ono Ship's Terrible VOYAGE.

1t was announced recently that the
ship Tcmplar had arrived in San Fran
ciso with the yellow fever on board.
The details Of the Templar's voyage
make up one of the most wonderful
stories of suffering ut sea ever related.
She left New York in September, 1873,
and was three hundred and twenty days
in reaching San Francisco. Eight days
out from New York the ship encountered
Il two days gale and was seriously dam
aged. On October Ia she was struck by
Il hurricane, lost her ruddcr head and
was set to leaking badly. At Rio the
Tcmplar was repaired. Yellow fever
carried off nine of the crew. Sailing from
Rio, she had been on her voyage but two
days when the captains wife and Il sea-
man died of the fever. In latitude fifty
degrees south sixty-four degrees west
the voyagers came upon heavy weather,
and during the gale lost the iron tank
containing every drop of fresh water on
board. The crew nearly perished from
thirst, but supply Of water being OBJ
tanned, the ship sailed without important
mishap until the Oath of last June, when
the first mate fell overheard and was
drowned. Having recovered from two
severe, attacks of the yellow fever, Cap
tain Anderson again fell i'll with the
disease just before the Templar ended
her years struggle with death and dis
aster in every form but onezzthat of fire.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1879-09-03
AR0mance Unearthed by an Advertise.
mant.

A Washington letter says: Z. j.
Donahue, Il lawyer of this city, has filed
petition in the supreme court on behalf
of Thomas Mclaughlin, of New York.
Jane Mclaughlin. of Brooklyn, Michael
Mclaughlin, of South Carolina, Cath
crime Egan. OF New York, Philip Nc:
Laughlin, of Providence, R. l.. and
Archibald Mclaughlin, of New York,
being the brothers and sisters and heirs
of Jane Howard, deceased. The prop
erty to be divided is a plot of valuable
building lots in the most aristocratic Dor
ton of Washington. The death of Mrs.
Howard has always been wrapped in
mystery. In the early part of May last
the discovery was made that Jane How
ard, who had lived alone and followed
the life OF IL hermitess, almost denying
herself the necessaries of life, and whose
vocation was fortune telling, had disap..
peared. Herabsence created alarm, and
upon breaking open the door of her mis-
erable shanty an appalling sight met the
gaze of the police officers. Upon the
suualid bed lay the body Of the old lady,
from which life had evidently departed
some ten or twelve days previously; it
was decomposed and partially eaten by
rats. By the charity of friends and
neighbors the remains were decently in
tered, and an advertisement was insert
ed for possible relatives. Through this
medium the above persons were prompt
ly heard from. It is said they have un-
doubted proof of their heirship, and the
property will be sold and the proceeds
divided among them.