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New-York tribune., 1879-12-09
Coruoration Notltes.

FINANCE DPPARTMrNT..
BrRRAU FOR COLLECTION or TAXKs. (
No. 80 Chambrrs.st NKw.l ORK. Dec !. 1879 -,
NOTICE TO TAX-PAlERS.-ALL PEk-
~ SONS WHO HAVE OMITTED 70 PAY THEIR
TAXES FOR THE YEAR 1873 are hereby notided as To-
the Receiver AZ MS
Office before he st day ~ JanuIfy, irsO.
per viii be collected all taxes PAID pe
fore the 10Th dag Of December. instant; per ceht
ON all paid and after that date. and Interest
the Of , cent Per annum. computed irun
the 9TH of October last the dav which the assess
rolls and were del yored 10 the teceiyer
remaining unpaid after the said LIST day OF
January. $50. AL
MARTIN T. MCMAHON.
Receiver OF Taxes
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EerIures ano mselluus.

EerIures ano fflseunus.
MERICAN GEOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY.
~ Meeting IL sDAY EVENING Dec. Q, 1879. at O'Clock
CIiICkERISG HALL, corner lsthst and Fifih-sve.
Paper by
Rear Admiral DANIEL AMMEN. Z. g. Navy.
of the IN the Congress At Pars
ON the proposed Ocesuc ship Canal across Nicaragua
will De read his request by - -
COLONEL r BAILEY MYERS,
OF the Council
Discussion an thmus routes proposed will follow
DFV. John Y. NEW MAN, ID. d., will lee
tnre on he seven Bibles ofhe World" in the Church
of Ihe disciples, IA avenue and fJth-st.
THURS DAY ENEsING, llth December. 1879,
commencing al . O'Clock. Tickets % cents.
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Amnsemeufs.

A CADEMY OF MUSIC
hTwENTY.rHTRD MONT OF TIiH SO BSCRIPTfoS.
WEDNESDAY Dee. 10 B.lInis opera,
Ia SONNANBULA-
Elvino, signor cAMPANINIs n Conie aodolfo slgnor
DEL PUENTE; Teresa Sme. Il BLACHG and AmiuA
Nile. MARIE MARI MON. fher second sppeaIencel
Director ot the Masic and Conductor -ie. = AkDITI
FRIDAY. Dec. u, MeyerDeers opera. DINOktH.
Hoel signor GALAsSf Corentn0. sxnor RUNCIOl Cap
raio. Nile A. L CARY Tn accatore, Herr BEh RENs,
and Dnorah Nile. MARIE MARIMON. Her third ap
pearanceD
SATURDAY. Dec l3 Grand Matinee AZ Ocock broise
ThOmas's opera MIgNON.
Ouglemo, ~ign0r CAMpANINI; Iotsri0 Signor DEL
PUENTE Federico Nile. A. I. CARY Giarno. ~fenor
MoNTf; FiliDa Nile ALWISA VALLERfA and 81 gnon,
Nine. EMILE ANDRE.
MONDAY. lee. 49, production of DOnisettis opera.
LA FIGLTA DEL REGGTMESTO
Maria Nile. MARIE MARfMON. fHer third sppearancen 10
Door. open At 7so commence. Al = once Open 9tms
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STEAMBOATS, and Railroads.
A LBANY BOATs-PEOPLE's LINE.

DREW and at. JOHN cave Pier. No. a North River
'H, of aasv sy wss icy a en1sps SaTh
=" 80 ''"''''''-'' VI ". EVERETT. President.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
~ Leave New-York from FOO, OF DesbrosseI and cort
$40 a. M for washington Pitsburr, Columbus Cincinnati
Indianapolis Chicago and the West Richmond. Charleston
Ohio, pittsbars and Chicago ''' ""'''"'' -
i p m FOR Wilmington and the West Pullman from
New York to ia tmore and Washnron mssas ,ose con.
necton1 ior P-6urg Cincinnati ndsna1S 10 nrn
1000 p m dalT for Washington ;he South and Pun.
-leeprrs from SewYorx 70 Baltimore and washn ston.
ans .ose iT GsSa m S ss
Southwest Through pu man cars rom baltimore 70 Snen-
Florida New Orleans and the sonfh
sSses aSa at Rei oe Ioo Of
HOUND TRTr TicKErs TO KtNsxs NEBRASKA
'.oo-'D '"'' ASD COLORADO.
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW,JERsEY.
Ferry atoo n Uoi % I loot Of Wharf
Commencing Oct g. ls7gIrains leave New fcrK foot or
cS SS r5nad %sSS FgPnson BsydeS Msu,s
junction with d. l. md " n. RI r'"'''" Nv
s:i5 a. m-for lIGh Bridge Rranch Easton Hariishurc
Meuch 'hunk. Iamaqua Wkesnarre, scranton "iilanls
1880 and 4.9op m-For som.rville and Flemingtln.
! D. m Fer Flemington, EastoD. Mauch chunk IamaquA
ead,5g MeSaI Pei,e apSn%uSe% SI I"aq" 1'n
400 p mFor High Bridge Branch Easion. Beividcre aud
$50 p % daly-FOr Essron. Allentown and Harrisburg
7'i5 p ia-For Easton. '-'''''" ~ D'
iof trains 70 o' p"ints Sc .ne .'pi' ~ po,,,
Brook and intermediate stations az 53O for kaoD
Alien own Reading and Harrisburg
BOaIs Of the and Ere Annex make connection
Cty 10 and from Brooklyn and Ere Depot
Jersey City
NEW-YORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
~ Leave New lork. eot OF i4bertyst for Perth AmeoY
south Amboy Re Bank. Long Branch ocean Grove. g.
Slj ll.+J a.. m. ll5. :. J:lj =. N. -. . . .,..- 90.
stase connection to and from KEYPoRr at Ma'aWhn sta
ton.
FREEHOLD and NEW-Y0RK RAILWAY
i Connection Lave foot ~ IOeryst Tor Freehold Al
S.l5 ll:fj a. NJ. T. JiJ D. n.
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
Leave NcwYork, foot Libertyst. 2. p r. of y. J.;
s;l5 mFOr Farmn gdair, Toms RIVER Barnegat AMI IN
termeiitte stations
l:l5 m-for Toms @ iaysr yne and all stsn ms 70 Lay
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iiluslral Instruments.

TOR SALE very cbeap.-Excellent 7-Octave
i rosewood piano; nearly new lO4 2d-st
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miscellaneous.

miscellaneous.
/ AIDES, DRINK SERKYS TEA, and be
kleautiful without using dangerous cosmetics SERKfS
TEA removes eruptons ~ the skin clears the complexion
ard whole system. Those ghO II strike at tho
root and heanty and ysuthfn freshness instead OF
destroying bosh by cosmetics. To be bought only OF the
SFRKEYs Co, sO9 Arch-st. PM a-eIphia. Orders by
mai promptly soc and 81 box Llers discount
DATENTS. LABELS, CAVEATS.
MUM & CO. Ne. 81 Pars-row, NewN prnprietors
m The scientific American 81 experience as Solicitors
Of patents book PsIenis with iu directions and
advice. sent free.
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DREW and sT. JOHN Pier No. IL North River
foot of tRnalst. every week dsv m, connecting q
Albany lsundav morning exceOt with trains N0rth Wes
aud East sater00ms heated Dy steam . -
w w. EVERETT President
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FREEHOLD and NEW-Y0RK RAILWAY
injection. Lave foot LOefiy-s for Freehold al
S.l5. l1.4J a 1, J.i5 . ~.
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uinlcr Resorts.

WALDO HOUSE. Waldo. Fla.-Highest and
w healih,est point Florida Frstoass accommodation
moderate prices Hotel open Dec. l. Apply To d.
CroWel, proprietor.
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" VIA THE FALL RIVER LINE,
FOr special miie tickets. Mammoth paLce steamers hRIS
TDL and PRONIDENCE leave NeW-NOrk daily. nclndin.
Sundays 81 from Pier - North River foot of Mnr
Leave Brooklyn. 400 Jersey CITY, i3O y.
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5iiuailons Wanreo-mdles


A YOUNG SWEDE. only few weeks in the
"A country wishes place IN private ,suny y y cal or
address THEODORE lis East lSth.st.
A SOBER and steady young man with the
n best OF reference wishes situation at some pIonIoo
Wiling and cssipS SqSTs:. s9S one week
ANDREW. care Of James Miay. iloi9 west outh-sL
A GENTLEMAN who has just sold out his
he Is man IN syeIy esPse o. store ore M
snlsTe. iail ST ''''' 'AAA7' At M "'Sn'' n'''
A POSITION WANTED BY a young man,
n eentemaniy appearance - active and snerssc sDq
useful reference and security furnished salary DO oolfSS
sy town Or 5s sS%n'! T6nSSa7 hHSsf's BOX ' D
BANKERS and BROKERS.-A young man,
- Of some years experience and ihoroaehy poe
i.ofS It. tribune i5SnsT5sS oscs e'''ne'' "0''' "'' ~
PY AYOUNG MAN (2s years of age), a good
- penman and aceonnIan worA az % business
can furnish nrste1ss as to @ ehsIas1rF &c
COACHMAN.-By frst-cass coachman
- understands his work thoroughly beat OF cy Te o
23d-st<. first floor.
COACHMAN AND GROOM.-Flrst-class man
wis wShe, steady place s 'SS5 b. snS sf ii
DEN. 5l5 5th.avc.
COACHNAN and GARDENER-By first
yURRsa bad o eSpernc boa
England viii found willing and ohhgng anu can ahe
himself generally useful about the house; trcas- refer
employer Address F.. Box 2ls. Irune Up
town Office l.23s Broadway for one week
COACHMAN and GROOM.-By a reliable
SScotchman good experience care horses carragrs a
city country would make himself
GENERALLY useful objections 10 the country o yr.s
Address A. c. Box lis ltlDuhe
Uptown Oice l,23s broadway
INVALlD'S ATTENDANT and VALET
As sinvads attendant valet fonr years hfst class
re erence. Address ATTEN DANT Tribune Uptown ONCE
l,23s broadway.
l. EITCHENWORK.-R Danish man
IN hotel 34i Eas; 9th-st, fourth noor
back.
ITO INVALID GENTLEMEN.-An cxpe-
Il reuced trained desires engagement; aso
had several years exye ienc attendant upon Insane
gentlemen tr-cass references charges very moderate
apply to ALFRED TUXIORD. ll9 West JSd ST
WANTED, position to travel.-By an cx-
w Defenced wooden salesman. who has city, eat- ahi
England trade. with cloth Iobbng house Address
WOOLbNs Tribune ONCE.
NNAITER.-A Frenchman. who speaks
w English. who Is capable table wafer wiling 70
useful and Is wiling 70 accept moderate wsge
ready for engagement Coz 6thaye bet o5tA
ana 36th-sts.
XVAITER-By a Weshman who thoroughly
w business and refers 20 present enpyI
70 capahities direction the country CAL Or ad-
dress WAITER, care OF Mr.. harrington. $50 sthave
G.lu fr11,ffen
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STEAMBOATS, an6 Railroads.

EOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on Nau-
gatuck Housatonic Raiirosds-stesmers leave Cath
arne slip Pier 30 h. r. daily IL 80 aud 80
Fare lower than by any other rOuth.
I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD
II ARRANGEMENT OF PASSENGER TRAINS. March
80 1873 Leave COrandt and Desbroses
100 D. IN. for Easton. Bethlehem Allentown, Reading
Mauch Chunk. HazleiOn. Mahanoy City, Ashland wilkes
barre, Scranton and Tunkhannock
$50 p ~, sht Express daily for Easton Bethlehem
Attention Manch Chunk Wike-baIrr, Elmra, Ithaca,
Geneva Auburn Rochester. Buffalo, Niagara t2ls and the
ROBT sAYRI. Supt and Eng'r.
Once Church aud cortandt .ts
A Ii Aren
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REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK. Monday. Dec G. 1879.
The following sales were held at the Ex-
change salesroom to-day
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Gclu Uanteo.

fjelp Uauieo.
MEXICAN men and women under 25 de-
a string study medicine ind arreea9le and pront
able Oymrnt SantaIium. Address HEALTH Up
town Tribune once. No. /. 13s Broadway.
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NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW W-JERSEY.
leave tor Engewood Coster Pierment and ack
T. $50 s5O m. 3. 4o0. go $40, $50 li.So p M
i,ave 10 minute later saturday nishts.
Nsnref spvng VALLEY ami Mousey, 7, 800 m- 40 y
mo ". ABBOTT Genl Psssr AEt. Ssu-Ysrk'
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Gitn ktaI GsIale for Salc.
Brooklnn Real gstate for Sale.

EOR SALE.-BrOwn stone house in Brook
Il lyn. good location rooms. size 2Ox4OxlOp; price
$500 bn little cash Apply 45 Vest 4Sdst. New.York
HALF-BLOCK 30 lots, high ground near
rapid transit for sale At 500 each buy don
wait hULAND K WHITING. Beekman st
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honses ano Rooms Uanteo.

A GENTLEMAN of means Is desir0us Of
IA irscass furnished house TO hlre until May
next, for a VIII be suitable he will pay
from 500 81 900 per month. Address, stetng
ment Of rooms, T. IL. LUDLOW & CO, Pinest
WANTED-TO purchase or lease, six or eight
w lots 4Oth-t between 9TH and All
JOHN 3. COLES & CO.. LIS Broadway.
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Citu Drouerip 10 Get.

ITO LET.-Third- story front room neatly
i furnished; gas nTe Tor gentlemen only. Apply 33s
west 5lstsL
ITO LEASE.-The five-stOry building known
i as Nos l. g. and Bowery aud NoA 2 4. and Divis-
ion ST For particulars apply TO H. MORTIMER. ii Walst.
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ONE DOLLAR TO BOSTON,

~ DOLLAR for special limited ticket
Pier 40, North River, daily, Including SUM
fDr New. London. Boston, Worcester, &C
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WASHINGTON, Dec. S.-The following Dusi-
ness was transacted in the supreme Court Of The United
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1879-04-25
Ordinance No. IS4.
Published April 18th, 1879. /

Published April 18th, 1873.
An ordinance entitled an ordinance creating the
Office of city attorney for the city OF lola, and
fixing the compensation thereof.
Be it ordained by the Mayor and Councilman Of the
City of lola:
SECTION /. That the Office OF City Attorney be
and the same is hereby created for the city of
lola, Kansas:
SEC 2. That the City attorney shall De APP
pointed by the Mayor and confirmed by the
Council, and he shall hold his Office during the
time for which the Mayor appointing him shall
have been elected, and until his succe ssor shall
be appointed and qualii.edr
SEC 3. 1t shall be the duty of the City Attor-
ney to attend all meetings Of the Council, when
SO requested by said council or any member
thereof, or by the Mayor so to do, and al all
times to ativise said Council when called upon as
to matters pertaining to the Law which may arise
during the discharge of the duties incident to their
Office. He shall likewise appear IN behalf of the
city in all suits in which said city shall be party
and shall prosecute any and all persons for yiO-
lations of any Of the ordinances Of said city.
SEC. 4. That said attorney shall receive rs full
compensation for his services as aforesaid the
sum of seventy-fiye dollars per annum, and in
addition thereto, o fee of five dollars in every
case wherein he shall prosecute to conviction
any person charged with a violation Of any of
the ordinances Of said city, which said fee shall
be taxed by the Police Judge as other costs, and
shall be by him collected as other costs. Pro-
vided, that in no case shall SAID fee be paid by
the city.
SEC. 5. That, before entering upon the duties
of said Office said attorney shall take and sub
scribe the following oath to-wlt: 81 do SOL
EMMY swear Tor afiirn) that will support the
Constitution of the United States, and the Con-
stitution of the State of Kansas, and faithfully
discharge the duties of the qiee of City Attorney
for the city of lola so lopg IS ! am continued
therein So help me GodI'
SEC. 8. The City attorney shall before enter
ing upon his duties as such ULCER give a bond in
the sum of one hundred and Fifty dollars payable
to the city Of lois, cSpfitppe!! for the faithful
discharge of his duties rs said attorney, said
bond to be approved. by the council
SEC. !. This ordiEapSc shall take effect and be
in force from and after its publication once in
The lola REGISTER.
Approved April iith. 1873.
J.H. RICHARDS, Mayor.
Attest: r. b. STEVENSON. City Clerk.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1879-04-25
QUESTION ANSWERED.

We have been asked several times by
different persons in various parts Of the
county "what ever became of the ,ptess
on which the old Southern Kansas Her
aldGWas printed? In the spring Of 1861
Charles E.. Griffith removed the South
ern Kansas Herald from Osawatomie to
Paola, and. it was for a short time in
charge of B. F. Kinter. The present
editor of the Citizen then purchased it
from Chas. E. Griffith and continued its
publication, retaining the old name on
account of the historical associations con-
nected with it. In few years after the
Herald was sold to McReynolds and
Kane, and by them the name was chang
ed to the "Miami County Argus" 1t
was re>sold 10 the present editor of this
paper and afterwards sold to w. H.
johnson, who removed the Press and
material to lola, in Allen county, in this
State. This is in brief the history ofone
of the earliest newspapers published in
Kansas. Its memory is dear to the
hearts of many of the old settlers of
Miami County It is connected. wish the
string epochs in which old John Brown
was the Genital figure. 1t reviyes in
their thoughts precious memories of dark
days when freedom alone was sectional
and when the hunted fugitive from slav.
cry sought food and shelter in the pio-
neer cabins of those early settlers. The
press OF the old Southern Kansas Herald,
like the tattered and folded banners thst
the nations struggle and
A. .~A:Sn. <,su.n~L ebnu1A hn Laid ovou
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1879-04-25

accept the challenge in no spirit Of
boastful arrogance, but with an unflinch-
ing purpose and the sublimest courage,
awaiting the issue with the utmost con-
Redence and composure. It is not the
fret time that we have encountered a
solid South, conspiring against the life
of nation addressing the Democrat
side of the House, and although your
force may be somewhat augmented by
your northern allies, yet see nothing
in the increased army to cause heart to
faint or cheek to blanch. Renewed
applause. As you failed then you will
fail now. As you could not kill, you
shall not starve. Did it ever occur to
you that though you should withhold all
supplies for the support of the govern
meDt, possibly it might not yet be sur
rendered? Did it ever occur to you that
although you should protlact this siege
until this Congress shall have died by
virtue of its limitation, there will posi-
bly, be no surrender? Withhold support
from the Executive, and are you quite
sure there will be no remedy? Refuse to
feed the army, and are you entirely GER
tain that there will be no food for it
Are you certain you will force the navy
to anchor? Withhold supplies from the
judiciary, is it clear you will have no
courts? Refuse needed supplies for main
tanning the legislative branch of the
government, are you confident there will
be no Congress? Why. gentlemen, you
are as impatient to overthrow the gov
eminent by starvation as you were to an
initiate it by the sword. You may dis
tress. but you cannot destroy. Vehe-
ment applause on the Republican side
Let me tell you that when the time
comes, loyal people from the same loyal
States who took their lives in their hands
and went forth to do battle for the defense
of the republic, enduring every march,
protracted siege, the smoking battles
and terrible hell Of Southern prison pens,
and took it from the dark dispair of re-
bellion they bore on their broken arms
and lacerated breasts the bleeding form
of Republicanism, and planted her foot
on the steady rock of constitutional and
civil liberty-who, animated by the same
patriotism, when you attempt to starve
the Republic, will fly to her side at the
first cry OF her distress, and there will
stand in careless array; not with imple-
ments of war, but with unmeasured
wealth; not with shattered cannon. but
with unlocked Golfers not with bandages,
but with plenty and, bending over her
PROSTATE form, they will succor and sus-
tain her, ministerlng to her necessities,
until, in the fullpess of time, they can
wrench from her throat the cowardly
hand that clenched it; and then, swell
ing with new life, she will spring TO her
feet and the very alter which yoa had
builded for her immolation shall hscome
3 throne on which she shall stand, cloth
ed in the majesty of her power, respected
and renowned, the goddess of liberty.
Enthusiastic applause.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1879-04-25

NorE The amount of warrants outstanding
as shown by this report are warrants in the
hands of the county treasurer paid but not can
celled by the Board of Commissioners, and thus
remaining in my Office uncalied for.
SLOWER
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1879-04-25

A proposition d before the New York
Ipgislature to taRnel the Hudson river
at0r nses Jensy City.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1879-04-25
Statement of Expenditures.

The folio wing is list Of accounts audited and
allowed by the Board Of County Commissioners
ct the regular April session, 1879:
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1879-04-25

congress WOMB .0le 10y natural nmlta-
ton, without passing appropriation bills,
if the legislation sought to be put on
them was not adopted, Mr.. Burrows went
on TO say that the event can't happen
until the 4th of March. 1880; and 50 the
order is promulgated from the floor of
the capital, in the face of this nation, by
an ex-confederate soldier, to prosecute
the siege until this republic which he
and his co-conspirators could not destroy
by the sword, shall be reduced by star
walton. No sooner is the order given
than the whole Democratic party, north
and south, leaps into the trenches at the
rallying cry Of its self.chesen or to be
chosen leader, who tells them that che
who dallies is q bastard and he who
doubts Is damnedp Thus is the siege
begun and thus is it prosecuted ; and with
IN air of defiance and which smacks Q
little Of Southern domination, We are
told that the issue IL laid down; that
'the gage Of battle is delivered-lft it
when you pleasep Il il so9 Then this
il my ansver-that Il Il our supremest
plsasars to lift it nowi [Applause on
the Republiean side.1 And - No arc
prspsse0 - make good the appeal, sFs
The Phoenix herald., 1879-08-13
BOOKS.

ROBERT CLARKE & CO, Cin- cinnati, O.. give special attention to mail orders for books and stationery. Their cata logues and monthly bulletin of new books will be found very convenient in selecting books to purchase, especially to persons living at dis tance from large bookstores.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-08-13
Irvine's building will soon be ready for occupancy.

Irvine's building will soon be ready for occupancy.
 Letter-heads, bill-heads, statements, envelopes, plain and fancy cards. etc., printed at the PHGNIY HERALD j Ob-cfiice.
 Our freight report in another col umn shows plainly the business car ried on in the Territory. Our re- porter at Maricopa sends every item from a package of toothpicks to complete quartz mill.
 Several petitions for the removal of nuisances have been in circulation during the week. This is good move, and one for the filling up of adobe holes would meet with favor
 It is proposed to have another ex cursion to Los Angeles on or about the 18th of October, or during the Fair week. Full particulars will be known soon. The last excursion was a success and several more are on the tapis to be extended to San Fr ancis- co
 A stabbing affray between two Mexicans occurred at Tempe on Sat urday night. It appears that a ball was in progress, and the two became enamoured of a lady present, which was settled by one receiving several severe cuts and the other being lodged in jail at this place. The lat ter was bound over by Judge Dun ham.
 have received a great many letters to describe the exact location of my branch establishment. We'll, you know Kearny street between Bush and Sutter, on, fhe west side, No 521, you will sec the name painted in gold letters on the windows" Uncle liar ris" Now, remember, you come directto either of my stores, where you will be treated fairly and honest ly. Established 1851.
 There was bit of circus last even- ing at Gardner's Hotel, and the boarders to say nothing of the good hearted landlady, enjoyed it hugely. The fun was kept up until 10P NJ, and a portion of it may be continued tonight It all came of new arri- val from California relating his sen sations on reaching the hotel and finding everybody sleeping in the corral, in some cases two in a cot; then he told his experience in foreign lands, particularly his witnessing the review of a Scotch Regiment in all Irish town, his Sergeant McGregor, put down yer kilt" was irresistible. It ought to be told everywhere.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-08-13

We have great faith in a decoction of fresh blackberry root for loosencss of the bowels. Last summer it com pletely cured a severe case of chronic diarrhea, after the other remedies of the best physicians had proved unavailing, and it invariably cured in many other cases where it was afterward recommended Dig the green roots, rejecting those that are large and woody Wash thoroughly clean, and steep in water at the rate of quart to half a pound of the root, boil down one-half and then strain or pour of. Put the liquid in bottle with about one-eighth of its bulk of brandy, whisky, or al cohol, to keep it from souring, and cork tight. A tablespoonful of this, rather less for child,..is to be taken three or four times day, say before each meal time We would not go from home, especially southward, without taking this preparation along The blackberry brandies or cordials made from the berrie, ire of little account as remedies for the diarrhea. The virtue lies in tn, roots, not ii the berries
The Phoenix herald., 1879-08-13
Well Boring.

Having gone into other business, I now offer for sale first class well boring and rock drilling machine The machine is almost new. It can be seen at the Ice factory. Good live stock or other first class property will be taken Tn exchange for it. Call on or address George Lount, PdPnix.