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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-02
PYG,-NHCS.
TRAND AND SELECT PICNIC AND
VI BALL

" BALL
BY
CHICKAMAUGA TRIBE, No. 4S, ]. 0. Z. NJ.
at their hall In the beauf full grove on Futons Hill,
half mile from the city. ...
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1879.
Dancing from II NJ till 2 A. NJ. A full string
ba nd has been engaged and n good time Is promised
10 all who attend. Admission, 25c.
Refreshments 1T city prices. Stages will be run
from the Old Market aud from the eastern terminus
of the street railway to the grove day and night.
Tickets can he procured from any member OF the
committee, Gilmer's Stage-drirers, and at the fol-
lowing places: DIR. w. F. FARRAR's drugstore.
Rockets j. W. FARRAR's drugstore. Church
Hill; and j. IL. CHILDREY's drugstore, 1922 Main
street. ..,.-.
Committee: MYER ANGLE IT. D.: SAUNDERS
JAMES X. JONES, LEWIS RICIIMoND. sc 2-1t*
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RoCKBRIDGE COUNTY. !

,ii.iz ROCKBRIDGE COUNTY. 2"
WILLIAM A. ANDERSON AND JAMES e. A. GIBBS
20 !. NOMINATED FOR THE HOUSE.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l I.
: LEXINGTON, August 80. 1879.
Hon. William A. Anderson and James +.
"A. Gibbs were nominated by the ConserYa-
tive Convention held here to-day to repre-
sent the county Of Rockbridse In the next
House Of Delegates. $500. -. LEX.
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EXTRACT FROM A LETTER OF DI:. WILLIAM
T. HOWARD, OF BALTIMORE,
PROF BssoR or DISEASES OF WOMEN AMP, uiL.
DREN N TIE UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND.
OF AUGUST |, 1879.

DR.. Howard compares ih-ic water. Viii - 500 {
the celebrated Gr,enbrlei White suphur, Mt W.
ginIa. aud adds the foil wing:
Indeed. IN a certain class a. cas-. T. - -;a-t
superior to the latter. alludr 10 III" AIDING H.
bIity attendant unon the tar''y ruya c-c,u.r lr"m
grave acute diseases: ana mnrr stp,t!IlIy t. a,
edcheSid and Se9uels iHciirnt IL MNLAEIplS
FEVERS IN ALL THEIR GRADES hND NihiL
TIES, to certain forms of atomic dy-p"pa AMI klL
THE AFFECTIONS PECttItRI To WOMvNa .!
are remarkable al all by mineral waters W .hD''
1osre called upon IL state Jrom ,chdt HuH.rl
,1nters Thnre seenth' gr'"teSt ant n"rru'I'.
taxable 6nON.t of y""d rccrue 4" N, ..,.','
number Of cases in Il qtnsrHt rGy, I S'r.I tn-
hesftuttnyiy say the Bm9n!o Spri"gf. /" Mex.
tsnburg county. Td."
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Me- NEW GOODS. FALL STyIrI

H NEW GOODS! FALL STYLES,
HUTZLER BROTHERS. 1925 BROAD .Tpt,,
RICHMOND, VA. are daily rre.yi,,% f,nr, -
senior partner who Is now IN New York. All :, .
latest novelties Ia Trimming, Notions, F,irr
Goods, Ribbons, silks, Fclvrls. Hosiery Crrt.,
Gentlenen's, La!ies'. ana thdreus lud.rw.,.
Jcwery. Papeters. Col gne. COMBS. Bru,h.., ~,,.
&C. Anew and complete line ~ Torehom ami o,l,
lases at former low prices. Tie latest ruypt.s -
Plaid. Chinese, Striped, Figured. and uihr- 49,,
styles Ribbons Handsome I'rocade Yci-rr en- ,-cl,
new !: beautiful Changehbic silk. and Fame, pr,..,
in all the new and desirable shades I.c. SIN
Plain. ana Fancy Bordcrcd Linen II.uG,egrh,ct
We are now receiving large addition, Ia or ,,r,,
we'll selected STOCK OF Cold Plated Jewrlrr 4 ~
Is solicited. HUTZLER HHUTnFCS
au 80 52j Erra! .iy,,,
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~FALL STYLES MILLINERY

EF FALL STYLES MILLINERY
NOW READY.-MRs. F. llUTZLEE. j25 Bra,
street, Richmond, Va, has just returned from .rt
first northern trip. with new and rrmnlrr Irs ~
FALL MILLINERY. All IN" new .I,.,~. Of Ia,
I'm Canton, MILAN, Coburg. and Fancy straw. ".
vets, Plain and Chnngeahl" SIX, Faury pn,C,
Satins Ribbons In all the new .hIdn,. IaIl c,rr,r
new styles at low prices. MGS. r. HCTZifR.
All 30 Jy5 Broad street
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" COHEN, BROTHERS ARE pr-
failing GOODS at WHOLESALE PRICES
They warrant prices against any nou,. IN ,,t.
State.
Their stock Is the largest offered in hi, STATE
TAU 3Oi
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EXTRACT FROM 4 COMMENTARIES Q! III
JOHN W. WILLIAMSON. Of
L CLSlN TEN Y

on TIE THERAPEUTIC ACTON OF 4h'
..r.. .. BUFFALO LFTIIIA WATERS.
IN VIRGINIA MEDICAL MONTH"; For ~
RUhRY.lS77:
"Tholr great value IN Malartal V.s.,rs 'H1
ouel,, has h. sn most abunda"tiy AN sall''as'..
listed, and | have no question No !, ""H'h a.
been a valuable auxiliary in Tie ir. m"ri ~ ~
eLidemic of yellow. fever which ltrri1.f aLJ 80
the Mi.sissippi Valley during n.r pat an,
mr., scrbcd ii mysell AMI il CAV pr"np! T"f. y,
cnsp of suppression of urine l. yu!IOW-frfr!. s. .
lecietIly rnitixated other U -,rr>.ing asa IS ,
gerouS symptoms. The patteu r'c"v"rrd. 'u' ~
FAR the wafer may have coz ripuisi 10 ma '''.
Utayiuy prescribed II III but single Gas-I u cur
c,uuoi undertake To say. L ncrc is no i"""'. '''
eyer about The fact that IL aimini.Irall - -
tended by the most bcnchc iaI results
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AND OHIORAILWAY.
LOWEST ROUND-TRlP RATES EVEP OtFEh-
- ED TO THE VIRGINIA SPRINGS.

From the lst 10 the 18th OF September, Is79,
RoIIND-TRIP TICKETS, GOODrFOR FIFTEEN
DAYS will be sale at A: W. CARRIER, $50 , IAN
sIreet and Mt the Chesapeake and Ohio Depot uGket-
o,ee broad near Seventeenth street, at the lo'iow-
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MEETINGS..

MASONIC NOTICE.--Tbe MEM &
Ifl bers of RICHMOND LODGE. No. 10, Xxx
are requested 10 attend.a stated cammunica-L w
ton OF their Lodge at st. Adams Hall corner Third
and. Main streets, on THIS Tuesday, EVENING
at O'clock Members of sister lodges and all tram
sent brethren in good standing invited 10 attend
BY order of the W. III. '
JAMES E. RTDDICE. Secretary.
= SEPTEMBER 2, A. L. $3.50, A. q. 1870.
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T o. o. F.-The officers and g ~
i. members of EXCELSIOR EN- ~
Se1eby san6o med 70 attend en- T. csl1eG
meeting OF the Fncampme Mt THIS
(Tuesday) MORNING. September 2, 1879, at 8
O'Clock. at Odd Fellows Hail. 10 pay the last sad
tribute OF respect to cur deceased Brother r. c. r.
JOHN W. CAMP.
SC 2-il* JOHN C. TELLER. Scribe.
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H COHEN BROTHERS VIII n,:
FER, on MONDAY, SEPTEMBER Isr.,,r.,
importation. and purchased direct from ,bs
facturers in France, ''''a'
$50 dozen KID GLOVES in q
buttons; ~
rs dozen LUCIA" Observation-Disclosures.
the best quality and most p4Tr.c, :. 10
In Paris. '''
ALSO,
SO pieces Of LUBIN's BLACK C,s,r,,c,
three different grades. at ay.r,,, ,,,...
ayard;
BIZ pieces or BLACK and coLoRED >rLKs ,ro,
the mott reliable manufacturer, la France,
fan 30l
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NALARl Al POISON.

EXTRACT FROM LETTER OF bE. j. !. ..
TERBURY, OF ES FELL, MISS, DATED J''.'
9, 1879:
II have fp1nd the Buffalo Lithia WttrT, 1851 -
bic In All Ciscase5 having Their origin ~ -
poison. Indeed, bey seem alinu.t .,s-!S' '- 70.
cases VI TINS cha racIcr. I believe tbs l,ir'..'
siding IN the mY & lnalarious di:,ric NIX 'h'
agrcat extent immunity fron nialar.'t, I'''''
their attendant evils nv the free use 81 the. -
during the seq sons OF the year special! ca'i''
10 give rise te them.
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MALARIhL POISON.
CHRONIC REMITTENT AND INTfEMTTf%r
FEVERS, 80.

CASE OF MIR. -. OF tilAh."iIEInrNIY,
VIRGINIA.
STATED BY DIR. WILLIAM FpINrAINttiE-
RISGTOE,U HALIFAX ,oINlf.hA"
BEFORE TIE WAR 4 SURGEON ~ TIE
UNITED STATES NAVY.
AND DURING THE WAR \ SURGEON ~ TIE
CONFEDERATE STATES ARMY.
Extract from letter dated M"l!"rdN listIa1 r'''.
~, Va, August -, ~
1.-The case OF Nr. -, Of tharl,I'" county, ~,
VAS one which the medical world rcc"sui" /" -"
effect OF malarial poi.on, with frrru1~, ant it"-
lnnged attacks 81 Intermittent or rrIHiiith ir'.F'
followed by weakened nrrve-p"""r. iNI"''f''"'I
blood. and II not actual cniargcn""i ~ Ia" "'s'."
least great sluggishnc's VI the p"rtal sy'ma. w..
usual treatment proving nnavaiiing, ad't"&H w..
10 the Buits0 Li'hia Sprlug-. whcrr my path fg,
NAMED for some six week.. u,ing ili'' VAR
Spring No. . with admirable results. The hE": ~
reduced 10 It's normal size. the Viil'-i -.cryNi'
removed. the chlIs sud fcvcrr arrested. ami hr ID.
cretIug organs invigdrntcd 10 a regular and ''''
performances Of Their functions hE"" "t no M
ciual waters that consider cUmiarah" l" ld''c ''
the variety Of diseases having their prlZln III ma
,lariai poison crbe much Of the ciirl'''r 'r'".
Of these waters. especially In cas-, ni a' e.a!"~
ter. 10 their acIlOn lib j nerre tonic.
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BUFFALO L1TfIyA WATER.
BUFFALO LlruIA WATERS
~ FOR
MALARIAI. POISON.

THESE WATERS TESTED IN \ CASE Of VEL.
LDW.FEEER.
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TESTlSiOs Y OF DIR. +. Is. SPENCER, Or 1874

FAN IIJI MI y.
SO oTTsgUEG, HALIFAX cor> ~. ~
July ] :, -. ,
C0tnna Z. F. GGodc:
Dear S;r-ontw occasions Ills yrar hsTr "1'
an att 'ack or chill, and fevcrs. witch. ~ 10,
sIane es, arrested by the u>- Of ''r hu"A'
WAY .rs. without the use Of any mr'i.''r. wa" :, -
- Very respectfully, r. b' >tEN''''' ''
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f XTRACT FROM a LETTER "f mn b.
DIR. THOMAS 7. hfhI\>'N'

= Or DANyIIIE w. EX-rHEsIoENN rIN'E''
zeal SOCIETY. OF ArGCsr IL Ia. 90,
I The Li,hla Waters have u"i"ti-" 80 .
PLAYED great power Ia the peculiar ~ .tr,,.,,,u
| WARM uissmatlc regions 81 the >on& ~" y,
,e 1rnnrs.I together under the herd Il VI 49,
Cachexia, covering hepatic rfsor."iiS - ,, rr,
ments OF the Spleen. 9aundce. SC u u, ~,
| tended that these waters posse '.,. timg. hD~-
properties such rs Iuinine; x: me 'i'n, ,i,,"u,
ever II IL certainly true TIA, In c n,.t ~
| Remittent Eevers, In chronic i"f'h' W, ,rirh hA
obstInsta!y resisted ali TIE anti'icni', "a.
the shops. From my experience ny" nc me-" ..r<r
fully warranted III saying ma, "t ug:~
m,sr, ss nsnepce, potent remedy may N
In this walsr." cnonr. Pr,,prle'0r,
Bunaso LNhis - r'ns', W
This wafer I. for sale Ia Richmond "a! ;1'' >
case by the Agrnn; r.pD { CO., Druggist
MI IS-2:aw6w ~ --~'--->-
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yiDELirHEAlSa3b. k9i 60 IA Dor rsazaS O.
II IA OBeATGM iHRgJlegz44k stA0xsEsc y
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GROCERIES. dc. !.

"a. ?IY ~ CONWAY r. HOWARD
General Passenger. and Ticket Agent.
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who had money enough to print daily
) newspaper in Richmond would espouse.
There is grease deal in this matter to OK
cite reflection, and nothing is more proper
than that it should be considered by the
people OF Virginia. who have been for
years harried and terrified by the agitations
engineered by General MAuoNEs ine his
schemes TO capture and rule their State.
The sum Is large. When General JACK
SON began his war upon the United States
Bank he discovered, through the directors
in this institution appointed by the Govern
ment, that the bank had been using money
TO iAlfuence certain persons tin tts favor.
The bank was assaifed,s and It attempted 70
defend ITSELF: Many persons Thought ~
had right to do So But the OLD HERO was
not one OF that character. He denied thst
there was any such right, and declared y
{ 70 be cQrrnpi Tor, Of the worst kind apd
I be Was sustained By the country and the
4 bank was abolished. /. Alnong Other In.
stancsssof fraud was tbst Of ia iom Of: 152,.
GEO 10 sJAaEss III ATsoN ;,Y EBB, editor, 81 the
.HsR York sslsossrssi and inquirer and that
952, 600 rang threpgh the lsnd And Was the
sesasa % more angry discussion thar bed.
6 this dsy san inset Hue. enlbps rWEBs
8 meyer heard the last ~ it, and itslsdssos
tksk Tho most paininl sbasselss,ih
eafleeanan 90 inoSk Mestky anfl
estspabla chart l d IL II h h, a s1lneI.
s. 5sssa sstk q as 81 . M btl
q IEest d .snl
sa iae1ss Us pi55isa.'' 1isi ssifdss 3sld;
The Phoenix herald., 1879-05-10
PRESCOTT.

From last Mondays daily Enter priSe::
 Miss Angie Mitchell has accepted the position of teacher ofAhe Walnut Grove public school.
 Sheriff Walker has arrested man named Lee, who is suspected of being Jeff Howard, an escaped murderer from Ventura county, California
 Tine mail to Mineral Park and yosnts in Mohave county leave Pres tt OR Sundays, Tuesdays and Thurs
 " at s o'clock a. m. and arrives .om the same places on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at s. D. m
 We have received q letter from amos Hill, organizer ofthe exploring expedition, which started out for northern Arizona short time since. The letterfeas written or the Little Colorado and states that the party IS sixty in number, all well armed, and lad pcrfected its organization by the unanimous election of Billy McCloud as captain and F. s. Wager as secre- tarv. MT. Hill states that everything in connection with the expedition was moving along tremendously and that fine start ff.444s Su9sct was to be made Oa April 2s.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-05-10
Notice.

Whereas We. the undersigned Board of T rusI-s of School Disnict No. l. Ma. icoIgl county. 4. T., having adopted plans and specifications for er-ctTnC a twO-story brick school building hereby give notice that will receive bids for furnishing the materials and labor bv contract follows: Contract f r burned brick, bids to be given at rate per l.OO0
 Contract for lime, Bids to be given at rate per pound.
 Mason work, to be given at rate per l. 900 for laying brick.
 The said huilding to be located in block N-. %, towG of rho.nN. and of the Allowing d. nensiuns and details
 No. of rooms ;. at the following dimensions (27x:}6) (27x3f) (I2X3'0 M4NlD 1iN22) feet. Thickness of walls. l2, l.. and 20 inches. To be finished with shinsle roof. dressed flooring and openings as nlOws; doors (3Ns) feet. B windows (:iX7) feet. All further information can be obtained at the office of A. D. Lemon, Phoenix, A T.. where the plans and specifications will be kept file
 All materials to be of best and suitable quality.
 The building to be completed on or before the lst day of October. 1879 All pavn,enis to be made in cash or bonds of said school district negotiable at sOc. on the dollar
 We fi,rtber give uotice that we will meet at the court hsAlse in said county the l2rh day of May. 1872 and publicly open the bids, re- serving thu right to reject any or all bids
 JOHN T. ALSAP,
 A. n. LEMON.
 IT, II. NEVILLE,
The Phoenix herald., 1879-05-10
LEGAL
Proposals for Work on TerritO-
 rial Prison.


 CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE C ceived by the Beard of Territorial Prison Commissioners, at Yuma A. F.. up to May 31st, 1879, for building Cells Of Prison. Bid ders will state for what price per cubic foot for the stone work. and what price per pound for iron work 1hey will put same into wall. Also. how much ger cell, contractors to furnish all of the mater al and labor. The cells are to b. buflt upon the plan adopted by the Board and under their supervision. Information will be furnished by the Secretary of the Board There are two cells and part of fhira built and bidders will have the privilege of eNamiir ir- ing the work done in making their estimates, the cells fo be huit are to be finished in the same manner. There twenty pri.tpaprs now confined in the prison, and bidders will state what they will allow per day per man for the prison lahor- as contractors will be required to employ this labor on the work. They will also state how much in money and how much in bonGs they will do the work for. or a what price they VII allow for the bonds if they wish ia take them in lien of money.
 These bonds are made payable in fifteen years, and bear ten per cent inters sf. payable annually. There are sl5, ,OO0 now issued. and Sl5 GOO to be i>sued March st. 1880 making S30, 00n, and the award will be made for the whole amount.
 bond iu inc sum of Twenty Thousand Dollars for the fufllment of contract as-l must furnish the names of sureties with their bid
 All bids must he sealed and directed to II. ~ N--<AleNHhuer' HecielarN or me D"aru or Prison Commissioners, Yuma A. T.. with a copy of this advertisement attached, and en- uorsed, Proposals for Work on Prison.'
 Bids Vill be opened at o'clock. T. m-, May 3lst. 1879. Contractors will be required to finish one cell in sixty days after contract is signed and at least one cell every sixty days thereafter until money is expended. Any Work outside of cells will he paid for at same rate cells. The work will he paid for inc work progresses and is received by the Commissioners
 Tine sutcs ,sful bidder will be required to pay for this advertisement. and deposit the amount with the Secretary before the bids opened
 By order of the Board.
 H. \. ALEXANDER,
 70-5t
The Phoenix herald., 1879-05-10
LEGAL.
Notice

Tn the matter of the estate of Phillip Klotz,. deceased
 In the Probate Court of Naricopa county, in the Territory of Arizona
 Notice is hereby given by the undersigned executnr ot the last will and testament of Phillip Klutz deceased. tG Il e creditos of and all persons having claims against fhe sai,l deceased to exhibit tn. m with the necessary vouchers within ten months after the first pulA lication of this notice to inc said exeeut..r ar his place of business MOniezuma street. in tho town of Phoenix. county of Marcnpa and Territory of Arizona, or the will be for ever barred
 Dated at Phoenix Al prl 22d. 1872.
 CHAS GOLDMAN Evecutor of the estate of Phillip Ki"tz- de- ceased. s9 iw
The Phoenix herald., 1879-05-10
Notice to Creditors
ystate of Levi pitts. Deceased

f1sTaTe or IltNI I-IITsf IJtttdstU-
 Nor1c is hereby given bv the uadersi si-nFd. rxectItor of the last wIl and testament of Levi Pitts. deceased, tn the creditors of and alF ceased. fo exhibit in. m with the necessary vouchers within months after the first puh- lcatioR If this no'ice. to the said eNtcu'"r. ar his residence in Phu1iN. Maricara r,iif tv, Arizona. JUNII'S = F. WHARTON. ExecuTor of the last will Of Levi litfs de- ceased
 Datei agS P7lenix. A. T., April 10, ls79! 17-Iw
The Phoenix herald., 1879-05-10
YUMA.

Frorn Iasi Saturdays Sentinel:
 Vim. P. Miller, Of Castle Dome, has been in town for day or two. We understand he came to engage twenty more miners
 The Military and Western Union Telegraph lines have been connected at Maricopa, thus giving the public greater facilities throughout this territory
 A lot of mile posts about feet long and 1Ox10 inches square, painted white with numbers in black, were brought out here last Tuesday for the $. P R. R.
 There were quite number of bids for surrender of general fund war rants, ranging from 76 to 6214 per cent. The latter rate took about all the money of the sinking fund.
 The Maricopa s. P. R. R. station will soon be looming up; some 45,- 900 feet of lumber, weighing 112,5OO pounds, passed through Yuma on Thursday The hotel to be erected by the railroad company will be a grand affair.
 MT. Beni. Wood went to NIarieopa on Thursday. Alr. w. takes out seT- eraI portable houses, and intends es- tablislIing himself there, and will soon be prepared to sell houses, of Two or more rooms, ready to be quickly put together.
 Nr. Lambie, the civil engineer, came down on Thursday to survey a route for the proposed branch rail- road to the Carga MHehacho mill site. A ten-stamp mill is at Colton and will soon be running. Contracts are being made for the furnishing of wood to the mill This is good news for Yuma as there are several mines in that district which will now be worked.
 Last Saturday came by the train forty one Maricopa Indians to 5eturn the visit q delegation of the 1umas made them lately. They made quite q show in our streets; the chief, Charley, delivered speech in front of David Neahr's store, which though doubtless of interest we are unable to report Sunday they, with the 1u mas. bod grand 'pow-wow'' on the osher side of the river. Oh Tuesday they returned home 10 relate their experiences of travelling on the rail.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-05-10

NIcMILIEN SILVER MINING CONPA- -h ny.-Lncation Of principal place of bnsi- ness San Francisco, Cali E,ruia; location of worl Globe District Maricopa county Ari- zona Terriiory-Noiice is hereby given, that al meeting of the Board of Directors. hel,u the nineteenth day of March. 1879, as sessment (No ? of Twenty-Five cents per share was levied upon the capital stock of ih s- corporation. payable in'mesiist'ely, in United n States golu coin to the Secretary. at Ihs of flee of the company. 32S Montgomery street,. Room 2f San Francisco. California.
 Any stock uTon which ibis assessment shall remain unpaid the twenty third day of A rril 1879, will he delinquent. and adverti> ed sale at publc auction, and unless ray ment is made before. W i'll be seld on Til | KS-. DAY, the fifteenth day of May. ls7q tn ray the delinquent assessment; together with costs of advertising and expenses of sale. By der of the Board of Directors
 J. MORIZIO. Siry. pro tenn. O5fre-32s Montgomery street, room 2l. Safe. Deposit Building, San Francisco, California
 7l
The Phoenix herald., 1879-05-10
Administrators Notice.

In the matter of the estate of Chas. c. Nc Dermitt, deceased.
 Notice is hereby given by the undersigned Administrator of the estate Of ChRs, C. Me- Dermitt decreased to the creditors of, and all persons having claims against said deceased, to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers, within four months after the first publication -f this notice. to the administrator at his resi- dence near Hayden Ferry, in the said coun- ty of Ma1icopa and Territory of Arizona.
 THOMAS MORROW. Administrator of estate of Chas. C. Me cDei- mitt, deceased, Fl
The Phoenix herald., 1879-05-10
Probate Notice

In the rro<laie Court of MnricOpa county, in
 rbe Territory of Arizona.
 In the matter of the estate uf Phillip Klotz dec-ased.
 Pursuant tS order of the said court. made the l7th day of March. A. Io. S7g otire is- he, eby givea that Monday the 2lSs dsy of April, 1879. At 10 oc'ock of said day at ihti- court room of said e1 srI in the town of l-hoeniS in the said county of Mari sPa have been ip pointed the time and place for proving tse will of said Phillip K'Srz- dsoeased. and for hearing the application of Charles 6o,dmaE for the issuance to Jim oflefters tesselnr mary - when and where any pe' interested may appear and contest the same.
 WNt A. HANCOCK.
 Probate Judge and cN uilcio Clerk. Dated March l7fh 1879. 6qtf
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1879-08-09
. SOURCE OF Much BODILY EVIL

A SOURCE OF MUCH BODILY EVIL
II the habit of body becomes irregular
much evil is inflicted on the system. The
stomach becomes ~dyspeptic, bilious symp-
toms develop themselves. the circulation
is contaminated, and The nerves share in
the general disorder. 1t is of the utmost
importance that the bowels should be
thoroughly and speedily regulated when
they grow derelict. The corrective agent
best adapted to this purpose is Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters, wholesome. non-griping
vegetable laxative, worth all the rasping
catbartics invented since the time of
Paracelsus. People who have been in
the habit of using blue pill, calomeI. and
other cheap nostrums for constipation,
should abandon such burtful and useless
medicines, and substi' ute for them this
pleasant and gentle aperient, which not
only produces the purga'ive effect natu-
rally, but also strengthens while it regu-
lsies the bowels, stomach and liver. It
moreover cures and prevents intermittent
and remit ent fevprs, govt, rheumatism,
debility and urinary troubles.