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The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1880-07-23
PLACEMENT.


BY MIS- D. fs N hNDNNN
Oh, the hundreds Of broken hvesl
oh the number Of weeping wives,
Starving, freezing in misery's gives
Oh, the children that hunger and CRY
For bread, but receive not and diei
Oh, the sights that see as stand
On theiouter side Of the churches grand
That heavenward tower in this Christian and
sights too sorrowful here to pen
OF wounded women and dying men,
Whose places will soon be flled again
with squand poverty's boys and girls,
Whose sighs and groans and pitiful noise
Are drowned IN the solemn and musical swell
ofthe clear, sweet tones of grand church-ben
Oh. for the coming Of Christ again
Oh, for fhe time when women and men
VIII practice the virtue He taught them when
Among the iowly and poor he trodi
No wonder they thought Him the Son or God
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1880-07-23

EARL CowrER, the new viceroy Of
Iceland, is the lineal descendant and
Ieir-gencral OF one Of the ablest Lord
Lieutenants Ireland ever had-James,
Duke Of Ormonde, the Cavalier states,
man and commander,
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1880-07-23

THE Hereford herd of cattle is attract
ing much attention at the West, and
numerous sales have been made of late
from some OF the finest herds in Illinois
and other States. They seem well adapt
ed for the use Of the great stock-raisers
of Colorado and Texas.
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1880-07-23

\.
prin8 me y cup Oh noe conee before !
S''nS guy asaln'
toasn b faet ne sql preSenty a ys as h ne sat
wife knitting onnosite and Jndoe Ho,,-i-
son,s oranddongbtar lean;ne, aooinst tha
vindow ana lool;no o,t ;n+o AZ .to,.,,,,
darlsnass .s,vbat ara Won oo;po 5o9n
at don't think I quite know, doctor.
"You are 1872"
"Sixteen and half. SIR
"And YOU cannot teach "
"Oh. dear. no. sir" H;lda sbooL
her head decidedly. "I had no chance
for much education. travelling about as r
did"
"Nor pp
no. wen euoien % aoop' II tor 9
prolesSion
men, ~ az can see .nere Is
honiiihe ieiD guy y 80 iito uomestlo
Service
do,+o, ;fToo,,ld 81 ao5 49, ~
1000 n,ae,oa ! aa;s rT;,Jo a,,;o,.1.s
"cood "a H. uoo,1or Z M !.
A., .;rL4 -. LII, -. s-.,s..4
,..h.4 ea,,,1i ..aIs -.a,,, - ! -. - ~ !:
,aa.;a,, !, :, ara4l,o. IA 4l;rtT
soa son,otI,;no l;+tlo n,ora ,,rar,;s;,,.
slssa5 Il. III, tLa4a 2
Wnat Is ~ uoctorF
noticeo tne way you took care OF
your poor iatner, hlie'a' N ms last ~
ness : tiiougho ulen tilae you wouio
make 9 good nurse tnlnk SO now.
nhers iS Sn openlle - ~ : .anoesoa ?
nos9i'ai' a eoou nonne y, anu - " aay'
As nDliee' uooVoi
40 s
nnu ! sn1'uu eee you solnso.nles , !,
n.eq ueH,ly ,O"Aoo : "9oA T. 'ea.''
hliiu@ poii''eieu !" se1onu = WY anu
'nen c'.i,e iorwalu "i'n siis'eiiils eyes
nv - ~ .1n.,
oo' saw '' - y = ~
And so Clement Harrison's grand
daughter donned the little muslin cap,
print dress, and white ruffied apron OF
the st. franciscan corps OF nurses, and
set diligently to work earning her own
living.
A year passed by, and DR.. Wallace
sent word that nurse was wanted for
smallpox case in the city. The Sister
Superior Of the st. Francescans looked
obviously at her women.
"Who will gop" said she-and Hilda
Harrison stepped forward.
81 viii" said she. "Y have no fears
of the contagion, and want to add ia
INV experience
So little Hilda packed her bag ana
went
The housekeeper of the great Fifth
avenue palace was wringing her hands,
half terrified out Of her senses the
other servants had taken precipitate
leave.
"And Miss Lennox went this morn
ing" said she. "I should think she
might have stayed"
"Who is Miss Lennox ?" questioned
4 innocent HiIda.
"The old gentleman's granddaughter
that he had brought up and petted like
a cosset lamb, I" said Mrs. Hurst. "oh,
the ingratitude OF some toik. ANA II
Judge Harrison dies
Hilda looked up quickly from the bot
ties of carbolic acid she was unpacklng.
sis this Judge Harrison's houseP" said
she.
"Why, of course it is, answered Mrs.
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1880-07-23

A QUARTER of a potato is Just ss good
as a whole one for planting.
The Phoenix herald., 1880-09-10
Ems1ish's Record.

In Congress, Dec 6,h, 1860, before the Committee of g, 10 consider he disturbed state of the Union, Mir. English, he Democratic candidate for Vice President, submitted the following resolution:
 That the Committee bc instructed to consider the cXpediency Of settling the matter in coutroversJ on the fo!- lowing ba>i-:
 ist. Division of territory between the Free and Slave states. With provisions for the admission of neg states with population equal 10 the Federal ratio Of representation
 2I Prohibiting Congress from impairing lhe right of property in States.
 3d. Making the city. county or township liable in double the value of fugitive slaves forcibly rescued.
 As to Lis Democracy he said in 1858: Sir, I claim tn be one of the old Democratic guard-Oue of those who never gave an "ppO Iriun vote; never varied d shadow of shade i -om Democratic. or pandrred in the slightest tn free soil priacipals
 SIT. those who are familiar with my political history. know there is no stain of free soilism in my record.
The Phoenix herald., 1880-09-10
NOTIfiN.

Tn the Probate Court of MGricopa County. iu the Tcrritory of Ais:0na. before Nin. |. Hancock. Probate Judge, Order to shGw Cause why order Of sale OS Real Estate should not be made. In ht matter Of he Estate
 of
 LUXE NHSIlI kN. deceased.
 # appearing 10 the Judge Of said coGrt by the pctition his day pr. ..l:ed and filed by sarah i1. Mon .Adlni nistrstri.. Q. he estate uf Luke Eoni.an deccased plariuE for aiI order ct sale Of real estate, that 4 i= necessary ie sell he whole or one portion of th. real c~fa;e, t0 pay th-- allowance 10 the family, the debts on standing against thc q ceased and ihe Gebis, expenses and charge of .minnistration.
 Ii is therefore ordered by thC 1GdEc Of i'd court iliatii persons IL .tresifd in the E>tste Q: said decca--;i. appear before sne said Pro bate eoart or Thursday, the 3Gth day Of SelteIi; .irr. A- n IS51 ft 90 o'clock 4. s;., of saia day. at tho cOGrl-r3onr q. said Pro- bate cour, in E.. otion E i;ui lg in FaWnix. in said county of MarCopt, fo show cause why an order should noi be granted to the said adTinistratTix 10 seii sS mach ot the real estate of said deceased as shall be necessary.
 and that q copy of his order be pub liShed at least four weeks In the ThWnix HERALD. newspaper printed and pgo- i.shed iR said couUiy. s WN. 1. HANCOCK, Attest: Probate Judge.
 WI. A. HANCOCK,
 Probate Judge and
 ex-olhciO Clerk.
 Dated July e7, 1850 jula9-
The Phoenix herald., 1880-09-10

Somebody is trying to get up a boom for Hancock by asserting that he once hung an insurance agent.
 Kernan, late editor of the Oklahoma States, who . is now stumping the country for Hancock and Englisi4 recently made the following predic- ton in one of his speeches:
 And the time is coming -it and Hancock vii; come together when the Lincoln cause will be the lost cause.
 When monuments will he built to Booth in every southern city.
 And the name of Lincoln, and all that he represented will become q stink in the nostrils of the whole States Republic.
 There is life in the old land yet; there is many an admirer of the American Bruins, as he is Known, and men declare 10 me that the day will come when a grand historical painting will grace the Capitol at N ashidgton-a painting of Booth in the full flush and splend2r of his youth. beauty and patriotism, way ing dagger in one hand, pointing 10 the dead iyrant with the ether, and elec rifying inc agcs with the immortal uttcrance: Sic Semper TyrauiS'
The Phoenix herald., 1880-09-10

v,.aTs-sUeA as loss Of memory LassisuGe, Nocturnal Emission. ayers ion to society, pimnoss Of vision, noises in the head the vital nuid passing unobserved in inc urine. and many other diseases that lead 10 insan- fly aud death.
 Dr. Matte will agree to forfeit Five Hund- red Dollars for case Of this kind the Vital Restorative (under his special aiVic e ld trearinent1 will noi cure. or for anything impure or injurious fonnd in it. Dr aintie treats all private Diseases suceessfaily without mercury Consultation ir-c. A thorough examination and advice including analysis of urine. g.. Price Of Vital F s-tUI atiVc g a bottle, or four times the ggant-- ty so; sent to any address upon receipt ot price or C. O. D. secure from observation and ia private name, if desired by X. E AIinlie. M, D., No II hcarny street San Francisco Cal
 Dr MinSIe's KIDNEY RE&EDT NEPHEErir CUM. cures all kinds of Kidney and bladder Complaints. j'0nv,rilc.a. Gleet. Lsucorrhuea For sale " all druggists; S1 bottle, six bottles. @.
 Dr. Hintie's DASpELT0S P1LI.s arc the hest and cheapest Dyspepsia aud Bilious ia tile n ar ket. For sale by all druggists
The Phoenix herald., 1880-09-10
Territorial Items.

Chief Ourey. of the Utes is dead and buried. The same thing polite ally. awnii~ his namesake in Arizona in November.-Bul.ion.
 The Odd Fellows, of PinaI. have organized and the following officers elected: President, W. J. Duncan; Vice President, C.. L. Voice; Sccre- tary, ". ". Phelps; Treasurer, Robert Conn.
The Phoenix herald., 1880-09-10
Treasnrrcs xotfce :.

ATOTICE is hereby given that there is : - now in the Striking +nnd of Maritopu County the sum of Six Hundred and Fifteen Coiia s and -iNty-two cents >Sol3 t2- CD; and that bids will be received by the under signed uutil three (3} clock. p. Nt.. tiiday. Saptcna I7ih, ISS,'. E,. the surrender ur County Warrants on tiie General EuuG of said County. under and according 10 the provisions of an act of the LecisiutuTe. en- titled An .. ct Jo Faei iratc the i'avmcil; of the i;cbt of Maricopa County ap: rovod February 9. 1877.
 Bids inns be in the form of sealrd pro- pos ls, and contain the warrants proposed Io be surrender q. and marked Sinking Furd.' No bid will be received for more than the par .al-.c of the warrants to be surrendc-cd. FIi TNCIS 4. SHAW,
 PHusNIX. \. T., Count1 Treasurer
 Sept. ;. 1880.
The Phoenix herald., 1880-09-10
DR. SPINNEY, NO. III, keARNY STREET, Treats all Chronic and Special
 DiSPaSnS.
vnrNG Nrr-

YOUNG MEN
 XTTHO MAY BE SUFFERING FROM " the effects of youthful f,Illi-s or indis ;rstion. will dp well t1 avail themselves oi his the greatest bocr ever laid at tho altar of suffering humanity. DIR. SPINNEY viii guarantee to ferfeii $500 for every cnsc Q. seminal weakness private disease of any kind character which he undertakes and ails 10 cure.
 MIDDLE-AGED MEN.
 There many at the age of thirty tn sixty who are troubled with too frequent evacuation of the bladder. often accompan'ed by a slight +marting or burning sensation. and wrakness of the system in lBann-r the patient cannot account for. nn examining the urinary de Ps,siis rory sediment will Offen he fund and sometimes small particles O aIbunen will appear. {" .he color will be of q thin mi kish hue. again changing to dark and torpid ap- pearanee There are many men who die ot this difficulty ignorant of the carse. " hich is he second stage Of seminal wea. ness. Dr. s will guarantee a perfect cure in all such cases. and 8 healthy restoration ot the geniio- urinary SrEaps.
 P. S.-For private diseases of short stand ing, q fnll course Of medicines. suIfc.cnt for cure, with all instructions. will be sent to any address nE receipt of S10.
 Office HOurs-lO io and ii to |. Sundays from 10 tO II q Consultation free. Thor 0ugh examination and advice. 5. Call or slziess, DIs- SPIGNEY <e GO,
 No. Il kearnX street, San Francisco
The Phoenix herald., 1880-09-10

4 youdg lady in Covington, Geor- gia. who is worth S20,00O, broke an engagement with q yonng man dur ing commencement because he paid s7 for horse and bnggy tu give her 8 ride. She argued thai q man who would be so foolish as to pay that much for few hours pleasure was not the k.El .he wanted for Aus- l,aa
The Phoenix herald., 1880-09-10

AT TOTlCE TO all whom it may concern. 1% Nofioe is hereby given that ccr;ain PromissOry Note, dated Gillett. A. T.. June }, 1880. payable six months after date. to Peter Arnold. or Order, for the sun or Three Hvndred Dollars, wi.h interest =g one per cent. per mCaIh. Si-ne9 VIM. E. HOOPER k CO, ay JOHN MCC0&NACUIE At-Cg- ney-in-fact. was lost between Gillctt and the Tiger Mine, on or about the 6th day of June, ioS9; and all persons are hereby further notified hat the said Ecteis valuless for the reason that il was given without any valuable consideration. and any person negoUaliug for purchasing the same k hereby not fed Jhat the salne will not be paid hy the undersigned. Any person find ing The said nCte, may deliver the sand to Peter Arnold, a Giuctr, or to the under
 iunSOs0i WM. 5. HOOPER X O.
The Phoenix herald., 1880-09-10
Ar.,,ehfnt ti.e rccfn.

Is q vcry common expression, but VIC think that armed 10 embellish and preserve them to ripe old age is de cidediy more appropriate. Tins can Iie done hy keeping yourself supplied with a bottle of that splendid den,i trice, SOZODONT', which will beau tify inc teeth and keep them from the rrvagcs of decay. SOZ0DONT contains no acids or gritty substances which injure the enamel, hul is com posed If rare and anlisep:ic herbs which have 6 beneficial effect on inc whole economy of the mouth. Sold bY .irugmisfs.
The Phoenix herald., 1880-09-10
NOTICE.

In the Probate Court. County of Msricopa, and Territory Of Arizona, before Wm. A Hancock, Probate Judge.
 in the matter of the Estate
 of
 KING $. WoOLsEY. deceased.
 IL appearing to ihe Judge of said eOurt. by the pciidon this day presented and filed hY A " kaies. Ihs administration of th2 estate of King <. Woolsey. deceased, pray ing fc- an order of sale of reui eStarc; that it is necessary to se'l tha whole eff the real cstate, 70 pay ;ha dcbfs outs rSaGing agsinst inc deceased. and ha debts, oE, ,.s-Ses and charges Ol aGaini- -tratiCn-
 II is therefore ordered by tAe JuGSe of said cOure th-t all persons interested in the estate oi said dece&sod. appear before Ghe sad Probate Court on "Wednesday. the Sih day of September. A. D. 1ASi, at 70 o'clock in the fui eAoon Of said day. at 5he court room of said Irohste Court. -ar Gotten 8 Building, in the town Of Pheniz, in srid county cf Mur;coFa. to show cGuse VI h. aR order should not be granted to the sad adTainistra-oT tO scii so much of the real estate of the s6i deceased as shan b. ueccs -arv, and th t 3 copy or ihis order ac rubEshed at feast fcnr successive week in tEe PhHlilN HERALD. d newspaper pFint-i and published n said cosuiy.
 Wi. \. HANCOCK.
 Probate Judge Dated. August eth, 1850. anglo
The Phoenix herald., 1880-09-10
FOR SALE. CHEAP.

Che small second hand Safe NcNcal S5 Urban make: one Force Pump and Hose: also, 300 feet of B inch and 100 feet of 11s inch Iron Pipe. A bargain Is offered on the above.
 F. [. FARRINGrov .& Co.,, aug21tf Maricopa, \. ! /.
The Phoenix herald., 1880-09-10

If YOU want Posters
 1T you want Envelopes
 IT you want Bill Hcads
 II you want Statements
 Ifynu want Box Labels
 IT you want Note Heads
 if "nu want Show Cards If you want Bail Tickets If you want Programmes If VOL want Letter Heads Ii vou wan Bank Checks If you wauf A1c'icn Bills If you want Wedding Cards IT you wan; Buslness Cards F you wan1 Iuetice's Blanks If you want Invitation Car5is If rGu wan Pamphlc;s Printed 1T vOu want Business Wrappers If vou wa1i Job Printing of aE1 description, done iD most salisf;c tory marncr. YOU can sati-fv " IT war ! by calling at CT addressing THE FER ID. PLPnix. 4. T.
The Phoenix herald., 1880-09-10
LEGAL.
NslTas,E.

h the Probate Court of Maricopa County, ia the Territory Of Arizona. In the matter of Ihe Estate
 of
 HIRAM DCsHAaf. deceased.
 Pursuant to an order of said cont. made oli iae sd day of august, IcSs no5ice is hereby given tsGt rhur-d day. the a3d Gay cf September. 1881, Gt 10 o'c!o <, A. si of said day. q ;he CoUr Room of said CoErt. at Cotton's Building, in PhQnix in ihe cOuRry nf Maricupa, have been appointed, aS the time and ? ace for proving ihe will of said hiram Durham. Gcccesed and for hearing ihe application of \. T. Por,. for the issa- auce to hia Of Ie Iers testamcu;sry, when and where any pcrson interested may ap- pear and contest tl.e same,
 WN- 4. HANCOCK.
 Probate ,jnfgc, end
 Ex-oHicio Clerk. Dated August sith. 1880. augs4
The Phoenix herald., 1880-09-10
Tseus0VnI.

We have moved our stock of Mer- chandise to the hall of Woolsey 6- Wentworth, for few weeks, until our cid store is renovated
 II GoiDBERG S5 SoN.
The Phoenix herald., 1880-09-10
IIaEcOeA's Letter.

This is what he says in regard to financeS-
 Tn reference 70 our foreign rcIa- tions, he says:--
 Upon civil service reform, he re marks: s:--
 Up:n the subject of popular edu- catlon, lie -uggesis :---
 In regard 10 customs and revenues, he says
 Upon the question of Chinese i'm migration. he expresses his views as
The Phoenix herald., 1880-09-10
MISCELLANEOUS.
s,reposals for Fiorr:

HEADQuAETEEs nEPARrssENT OF ARIzo?.A,
 ,rFISs CHIEF CoH5IfsSAiY OF sUsIsTENCE.
 " HIrP1.E BARRACKS. \. T Sept. :. 1880. CSEALED PROPOSALS, in duplicate. 5 win 2 copy of this hdvertisement at tachcd. will b. received at this office or at the offices Of the Com mmissaTies of fie fol- lowing i.am. q pests, until le o'clock, noon. on Saturday. September 25 1880. et ishicn time and places they will he opened in lie presence 0f bidders fer furnishing and de-
The Phoenix herald., 1880-09-10

Rev Dcraches, pkg, 250.
 SEYMOUR. III Levy. 1 pkg, GO; 13 snnd, S75. NO DESTINATION GIVEN. Mrs W Layman. 8 sund. 290. wuEPPLE. AC $, 317 sund, 142J4.
 Friday B,
 PHGsNIX. E Irvine & Co. 10 sund, 220. c Coats, 26 sund, 2t35; , sun' 327. c Brown, surd, 155. t Gan7. ) sund. 40G.
 NO DESTINATION MARKED. Ii Wilson, pkg, 1e0.
 .wICKENBCEG. EO Grant, , surd, l545.
 GILLETTE. Tip-Top mine. pkg, 49o-
 TIPToP. VA Rowe < 70, g sind, 4342. | G Wager, 5 sE'Id. G25.
 PRESCOTT. c Beach. 2 auri. PHO. Roht Conneil. 3 s'.n,i, 9J5. Democrat, pSg, 50. G Porter, 2 sund. 325. Ba~hrord & Co, 13 sun6, 7S0. Bones 6o Spencer. 6 sund, 22S. Raibie & Go. sund, 2j0-
 wHIPPLE ACS, 130 sund, 1925,
 APACHE. AAQ3l, Il sund, 1920.
 Saturday. 1.
 PHGNIX. G Brown, 9 sund, 320. Gosper & McClinlock, 3 sund, 115. c Goats. 2 sund. 205. DE Abbott, 6 suud. iS0. P Erik. snnd, 4]j. C II CaS+-7, 2 a1nA %.
 PRESCOTT. W Buffum. 8 sun,i. 700. G Porter, pkg, 235. F Brechi. 13 suud. 40. Goldwu;cr & Bro, 12 sund, 965; pkg, 515. Bashford & Go, 4 sund, 4000; 4S sund, 291O; ' sund, 690. J Raibie, pkg, 109.
 wHIPPLE. Post Library. 1 pkg, 100. Maj Egbert, pkg, 70.
 TEMPE. Havden, 10 sund. 970; 34 sund, 124O; sund, 100.
 TIPTnP. WA Roxc & Co, sund, 450.
 VERDE. AAQM, 6 suud, 1551.
 SEYMOUR. Levy, 13 sund. $50.
 MCDOWELL. J Smith, 1 sund, TO.
 sunday, s.
 PHGNIx Goldberg & Co, 1 pkg, 215. Wm Isaacs, 15 sund, 1850. Wm holland, s sund, 590. Dr Conyers, l pkg. O.. q " Curtis, 1 sund, 320. BalsZ d Kelly, sund, 1190 Riggs & R, 3 sund, gro. Mrs Belle Hickey, ] pkg, 42. q ' Brown. S sund, 523. c Coats, g sund. 1890.
 SEYMOUR IL. 12 sund, 960. Levy. l pkg. 250. u, 2 sund, 40.
 wHIFPLE. w G Oliver, sund, 645O.
 TEMPE Hayden, 10 surd. 17GO; sund -2lO. P Shannon, ? sund, 465.
 PREscGrr. 4 Mason, 70 sund, 47O. L Bsshford, 12 sund, 41O; 1 pkg, J Raible, pkg, 2CO.
 BUMBLEBEE. " Snyder, l pkg, 390.
 vULTURE. E Grant, B sund, 4375.
 GILLETTE. J Anderson, ? sund, $50.
 TIP-T0P. c Webbcr, 127 sund. 2O5t0.
 Tuesday. 2.
 PHENIx. J Gregory, g snnI, 157J. Goldman { Co, 2, snnd, 1l95. II Morgan, i suad. 650. " F Corey, 5 sun l, 235. Asher & Bro, 2 sund, $50.
 PRESCOTT. Bashfnrd < Co, b sund, 2S0; und, 360 Chas Lpne, 1 pkg. 95. Mrs Ed Schoely, 1 pkg, 70. F " Blake, 1 pkg, 155. ? B Brarnan, 6 snnd, 200. l Herspring, 1 pkg, 425.
 vULTURE MINE. E 0 Grant, 5 snnd, 45j5. Levy, 12 sand, 2l0.
 TEMPE. Hayden, 9 sund, l655; 1 pkg, no.
 wHTPPLE. Depot Q M, I5 sund, 1571. Chf Q NJ, pkg. g. W G Oliver, suhd, 200. NO DESTINATION MARKED. " T Kline, 1 pkg, 10O.
 VERDE. A A Q NJ fl sund, 474S.
 wICKENBURG. E Grant, 2 sund, 80; 116 sund, J5.
 SEYMOUR. D B Conger, pkg, 73; 15 su8d, 4O9. I Levy, T sund, 393.
 MCDOWLLL. A c s, 1O9 suud, 2OOC0. O IT 9i -,--J o-NO
The Phoenix herald., 1880-09-10
TIE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.

Is 8 Dcvsrfa ifitc cI-o for Nsrvoas Debility ,ESi.1t.es cd Vitality semi nal " e1kneSs. Sp"rnatCrr Aoca, Lost Manhood, ImFoteucy. Par siysis. and all the terrible effects or lf-aSgSc. ycuth- ful lOiiies- ard eN
 ccsses in nature
The Phoenix herald., 1880-09-10

DefiNery Of One haI tnc an0InIS VIII Dt reoui.cd within Q days. and the balance within 90 days after notification of award. No bids will be entertained unles samp plcs he futniShed which should rot be Of less weight tEah a pounds. so marked as ro be easily identified. and should reach this of fee on or before the date for ouening bids 4 standard sample of Flour of the duality this edvcr; -seHleHt c,ptemp' 'aies vii be furnished bidders ou application. which application it ie desired shoGld be mat,e at tha earliest practicable date
 The GcveTnmest reserves the right to re- feet any or aA nropossls.
 Blank forms conditions, Sc-. e:n b-acing sll necessary iufcrTa lion. ~I ii he furnished by any cpmmisssry in ;Ec department, or by the urdcrs lgned
 CHS. ?. EAuAS.
 Captain and C. $, |. $. 4.
The Phoenix herald., 1880-09-10
EOST H0TE.

Dated, August a;h, 1850,
The Phoenix herald., 1880-09-10

MA U D.
 CHICAGO, Sept. At is likely Maud s will be among the attractions of the Chicago Jockey Club and Trotting Cub Accommodation for the marc was asked ny telegraph from Cincinnati this afternoon.
 4 BIG STRIKE.
 GRASS VALLEY. Sept. 4-The strike at Rocky Bar still holds out. A piece of gold quartz rock, weighing 160 pounds was taken out today for which $3,000 has been refused.
 THE LAND TROUBLES
 LAHORE, Cal, Sept. 4.-.York of Marshal Poole has beca prosres-i1g
The Phoenix herald., 1880-09-10
FREIGHT FACTS.
Arrivals al maric0pa by
 Railroad Lasi Week.
Specially Collected fog the Phoenix
 "neraId."
Wednesday,, |

"Wednesday. |.
 PHGNIX. DE Abbott, 76 sund, 1895. G Coats, i sund, 165 J Creamer, 1 pkg, 115. lE Asher, 1T sund, Sir. G Coats 16 sund, 1433. G Brown, , sund, 474.
 PRESCOTT. Kerwagin & Co, 1 sund, 600. Gol4water & Son, 12 sund, 1705. L Bashford, 3 sund, 490.
 wHIPPIE. Depot Q NJ, pkg, 100.
 TEMPE. Hayden, 1 pkg. 100.
 MCDOWELL. J Smith. , sund, 2420. AAQ NJ, pkg, 20o-
 vULTURE MINE. Levy, 1 pkg, $50 J Hunt, pkg, 10.
 SEYMOUR. Levy, g sund. 910 Levy, 63 suud, 2S70-
 Thursday. 7.
 PHGxIx. Goldberg & Son. 1 pkg. 43O. c Brown, 10 sund, 2GJ. E G, sund, 14. E Irvine & Co, IS sund, 7S0. D E Abboit, s,IHd, Sl0. B Cfcamer, i2 sund, 325.
 PRESCOTT. " BufTCrn, 153 sund, ai70. Rev Dcraches, 1 pkg, 250.
 SEYMOUR. III Levy, 1 pkg, GO; 13 snnd. e75. NO DESTINATION GIVEN. Mrs W Layman. s sund, 290.
 WUIPPLE- A c $, 317 sund, 14254-
 Friday B,
 PHTNIX. E Irvine & Co. 10 sund, 22O 6 Coats, 26 sund, 2,35; , sund
The Phoenix herald., 1880-09-10
Marlcopa and Prescott,

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The Phoenix herald., 1880-09-10

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