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N'N"sroN, JAMAICA, August 2i.-West.
S"'e' alias Patrick 0Brien, the ALLEGED
murderer OF Lord Cavendsh and Mr..
burke, slill adhcres 10 his confession Un
mas several times threatened to suicide and
close watcn is kept over him. Uc
says he lett Dnbin on the night
OF the assassination and proceeded with tbe
nlght mall to llollyhcad, and thence went
70 Vardlli and nom there he spiled in the
Gladstone to Porto Cabello, where he was
arrested by the British representatives "", on
ms own confession. He says that he was
0SmiIpioyed 0iI and paid twenty pounds by Mr..
e9nnor, NJ. !; Tor his share In the deed
aaea Ire nas revealed the names of his alleged
av, ,np,'ces, but the names are for the pres.
eht Kept secret. lie seems TO he labnr;n,,
under intense excitement. 's
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-02

BAL IATr, U. T., sepiomls. 4. TAO
Utah commissioners have made appoin,.
ments OF twenty'four registerers for twenty.
four counties, under the Edmundo luw.
These appointments consist of seven Gen.
tiles, nine apostles OF the Mormons and
elght Mormons. Judge Page, a dcmocra,
anu strong anti. Mormon, received the an
rolniintnt for Salt Lake county. Ths,,
rssterers have henppointing of sssisl.nts =
inf hea'y precincts, subject 10 the spproy.I
OF the commission. Thrrr IL great dins,is
iSe'ion among the Geniiles over the conpo.
sltlol, ~ reglsterers, and they cannot ~,
tory and perform the duty for which th.y
were sent here, by placing Normons in m !,
responsible positions OF rsyistersr, ,ns
duty OF regisierers being to exclude nol, ~
amists nom the registration list,. ''s
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A Most Fonl Murder Committed In the
Very Heart of Sau Astonio.
A Prominent ISracliie
Found
stabbed 10 ihe Heart No Clue can
be Found 10 Trace the
Murderer.
FORT Worth to the Froat with a Long
List of crimes ami
Casualties,
The People LOw-Spirited ON Account
OF the bad Weather.
A IeamSter Drives Over Il Bluff and
Kills the Team.
Other Interesting State Sows.
Other Interesting State Sows.
Austin.

Austin.
Special to the Herald.
AUSTIN, September l.--Some New York
holders of BeNGr county railroad subsidy
bonds presented to the comptroller TODAY
interest coupons for payment The face
value of each is forty dollars, but the conn.
troler refused to pay the amount, but ten.
dered thrty-seven dollars and slNty.uine
c9nts on each. This was refused and the
holders of the coupons protested for non
payment, The comptroller holds that on
March, !, 1852, there was Il sinking fund in
the treasury to the amount of $l1 600, sub.
ject to be applied as Il partial payment ON
the principal OF the bonds, and that if the
holders had presented the bonds ON that
day, As they were required by law, partial
payment would havebeen made decreasing
the face of the bonds 1t is understood
that the bondhclders will institute suit to
recover the iull amount.
In reply to letter written by the adiu.
tant general relative to recovering from the
general government the expenses incurred
by the state in protecting the frontier, the
auditor says that the government of the
STATE must prepare an account and class
the vouchers under proper heads. All eX-
penseS must have been incurred since the
10Th OF October, 1865, and the evidence ac-
companying the vouchers must show the
necessity for expense. Rates must not be
higher than paid by the United States for
troops in Texas at the same time. If the
accounts are found correct they will be
paid. The amount claimed by the state is
in the neighborhood OF 100000.
The citizens OF Nneces and Duval counties
have applied to Captain OgIesby for rangers
to assist IN arresting couple Of thieves.
The following charters were filed to-day;
Fort Worth Mining company, capital $lO0-
ooo; San Antonio Mechanics Working assC-
citation.
The excavation for the university founda.
ii is mpl, d.. and tc-lay $i,2i3 was
paid for the same. The regents are at
work, converting a portion of the bonds of
the permanent funds into available funds.
so that they may not be embarrassed fer
money The change will probably be con-
summated tomorrow
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How the "Ieraid" Got That Famous Intcr.
wow.
When the Herald printed its in,orvi

When the Herald printed its interview
with the sultan of Turkey the world brld
NJ its hands IN astouishmcnt. A monarch
guarded ~ Is his serene highncSs, one M
rcilcent ~ he, consent tn he interview by n
newspaper reporter? Yes, there was n mis-.
take, Ills most gracious majesty, the sui.
tan, was not interviewed by q reporter. nor
even correspondent. The yerscn
Who performed tbs daring and dirlo'
matte deed Was none other than th.
Heralds undaunted proprietor. Mr., 3en.
nett VAS lying of Constantinople in his
yacht, and entertaining, among others, the
United States minister TO Turkey Gen.
eIal Lew Wallace. General Wallace Is ON
The most pleasant terms with the sultan,
and he told Mr.. Bennstt TINT he thought II
would be good time TO interview him on
the war In Egypt, Mr.. Bennett ihoul ht 10
too, but how was II to be done7 leave
that to me-" said General Wallace. Tho
sultan, II must be known, Is one OF the
most ardent admirers OF America md
everything American. General Wallace told
him that the proprietor o. the biggest
paper In America was lying Off Constant,.
nopls In his yacht. His serene hirhnes.
had heard OF the Herald and OF MIR
listleii, AMI hs expressed desire 10 see
him and talk with him. General Wallace
In the most diplomatic manner ,nvcos,.d
the propristy oi an interview, the resul, OF
which might be made public through ihe
columns OF 90 representative a paper. This
rather pleased the sultan and he appointed
q day and sent for Dir. Bennett. Sou may
be sure that Mr.. Bennst,S johKnal,,liD il.
stincts arose 20 the situatiAn. He iool hi,
secretary, Iii; ): =. Chamberlain, with mm.
and set forth for ths ptlA o, Wl,i az,
drew 'hs sultan out, Mr.. fhsmberlain to,s
notes. This meeting had tw, r, ,ultsN A..
famous interview In the Herald, nnd ,h,
SonferrinG Of he order Of osnlanli upon \,
sennstt, who "a now Bennett Beyi--iN,u
Iosk correspondent Of Boston SUNDAY Ga
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S, Jesse James Very Indignantly De-
mes The Charge that She Returned
The Stolen Watch TO Mr..
payy,
hnt says Dick Little Stole IL From Her
aud Returned it TO Him in
Her Name.
ihe Courtney Crew Win the Boat Race
over the Lees by Four aud One
half Seconds.
The English Steamer Repigon Runs
The English Steamer Repigon Runs
Aground or the Coast Of Ireland,
Lord CaYendish's Murderer Makes Full
Confession of His Crime.
Other Foreign and Domestic News.


'iiSh "uttcfrs
Dublin, Septembea l.--Over 500 members
of the metropolitan police force have been
dismissed, II is expected that a hundred
members Will resign. Great excitement
prevails IN the city, and all the police sta.
tlons are occupied by strong guards of
military
On hearing OF the dismssals from tho
police force some of the men on duty tore
OIL their badges in the street and swore they
would do no duty until their colleagues
were reinsiated. The police who were dis.
missed are all those who attended a meet.
ing of police last night NJ which
the conduct Of Captain Talbot,
chief superintendent, was strongly
denounced. The dismissals in MI
number IA. 1t is said there will be a zen.
eral strike OF the force tonight. A detach.
ment of sixty rifles, each 'accompanied bv
military magistrate, occupy every police
station. a proclamation has been widely
posted declaring that the services of special
constables are necessary, and calling upon
all loyal subjects to come forward and un.
dertake To do their duty
DUBLIN, Evoning.-lmmense crowds are
gathering in the streets, particularly in
the vicinity OF Dublin castle. The excite
ment is increasing rapidly.
Earl Spencer, on leaving Vice Renal
lodge, under escort, was loudly checred, A
number of dismissed constables, who left
the castle yard shortly aitorward, also re.
ceiyed tremendous ovation.
All the police have now struck, except
the officers and members of the detective
force. The latter number only 200.
Rioting broke out ON College street at 3
O'Clock this evening, The mob was yery
violent. Some policemen who remained
on duty at College street station were
brought out in the body, but were obliged
10 retreat before the crowd. Additional
troops have been sent to the scene of the
riot, as there are no police or special con.
stables in Dublin, and the mobhas complete
possession OF the city.
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Henderson.
Special To the Herald

special Ia the Herald
HENDERSON, September There is much
feeling developing in this county for an in.
dependent county ticket. 1t is thought
ticket will be brought out soon. Colonel
James II, Jones, the democratic nominee
for congress, is well liked by his home peo-
pie. Governor Webster Flanagan will not
allow his name used Tor congress, and still
well ii. Russell viii ca candidate against
Colonel Jones. Colonel Russel's many
friends in this section would like to SUP.
po him in tie yiniicaton of his good
name. Colodel Russell is very popular
with the intelligent class of this district and
will receive n very tlatlcring support.
The weather is cold and cloudy.
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Iieltnn,
Special to the Herald.

Special 10 the Herald.
BELToN, September THE Missouri Pa.
ciiic railroad track is laid to within one
mile OF the city and will not be completed
till next week owing TO the delay in mate
rial and the bad weather.
Three of our principal streets have been
placed in spcnded conditi and the good
work is still going on.
Considerable enthusiasm was displayed
at the courthouse yesterday ut the sneak
ing OF the candidates for Representatives and
county Judge also
DR.. Schevill.er delivered an address YES.
terday and last night on the subject of pro
hibition.
Many camp meetings are being conducted
with marked success in this section.
A steady rain fell all last night and part
of to-day.
Cotton is coming in fairly, tho mer-
chants are receiving large stock and busi.
ness is good.
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NEW IoEK, September Stocks opened
irregular, but in the main weak for I.onis.
vile " Nashville, Northwestern and Union
Pacihc, Northwestern opening with prices
DC, below the closing price of ycs.rrJo,l
After the opening, prices declined !. NorfI :
western, Delaware Hudson ~ Lake ShoI O
being most conspicuous in the decline.
Following the downward movement. n rc'
action of sc. and lc. took place
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NEW fo'K' september1.-The Posts eo,.
ton report 'ays Future deliveries are dpIl
and lower; The market opened wi,hon,
material change, and at Tho seco,d 'oui oai,
showed ad,cline Of points. onJ snLaa Ia,i
auen'ly fell, othcrs3 3 points n, tbirS "osG' oos,
september sold at 70 '3e October i, ,s,. 90.
November II 81; January, ii n: Fchrn o
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Tho star Reuters

WASHINGTON. September l.--Mr. Henkle
OF counsel for defense in the star.route
cases resumed his argument today. II
Sas mainly devoted to detailed review
and discussion of the evidence relied upon
oy the prosecution to sustain the charge of
conspiracy. The conclusion to which he
came was that the testimony presented by
the government demonstrated that there
was no conspiracy. Pending the conclusion
of his argument, court adjourned tin Mon.
day. ''o'''
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Disnnantled.

NEW YORK, September THE bark An.
ME Reed from Pensacola which arrived
tnis ,ns morning. reports having on Aupus,
lSth, IN latitude 70 degrees 70 minutes ion' ion.
Sltuue N degrees minutes, fallen in with
nrlg George W. Chase, from Apalachcnla
bound for Washington partially dismantlad
ahd watcrloggc1. He took from her iIa
captain, mate and six seamen and brouebt
lhem TO This point. He could not save anw
OF tlle cargo On August Goth Peter petersy
seaman died OF lever and was buried NJ
sud- there are three other men Sick.
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CoNsrANTNorLE, September The
porte has proposed that the Greek govern
ment establish central e2ion around the
the disputed territory on the frontier until
the question OF ownership is settled. The
proposal, however, has not been accented
yet. According to the latest dispatched
hostilities continue.
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San Saba.
Special TO the Herald.

SpccIal 70 The Herald.
SAN SABA, September l--Tho wires have
been down and the Colorado river was
higher than ever known by the Oldest citi.
zen. One body was s,en floating down the
Colorado, The body of J, Eggcr, who was
drowned in San Saba river, was recovered
ana buried yesterday The damage to The
crops and loss Of life is not 81 great this
county Us was expected
Last Saturday night, at Thompson's 8
rancho, ca B,aty creel;, Me- ul'och county !,
3on ncalG ghgt and killed e. a. Eurle
SON. q cowboy The &,lliug y said T. be
justiilabe.
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yellow ,Iuek

BROWNSVILLE, September i.-Six,y new
cases OF yellow fever we're reported yes,or.
uay and two deaths last nirnt ,bs, ,ia,,a-
nelnx MeSicans. DR.. Mellow is down rs;v. w;,n,
the disease, Many eases of fever civic, ,,n or
.ne ranches along the route 10 Corn,,s
christi. Three deaths are reported dJvq,p,s qrprm
MAJ! Ma,a,noras and few new cases. WeatSsr
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PoIygany.

SALT LAKE Cry, September John
Taylor George q. Smith and Jam es Smith
have issued an address to the Norman
people, reclting the measures taken by tbe
penedn, government ior the suppression of
the "Edmunds BILL" and exhortin" ,iss us
faithful TO stand by and uphold plural NAV mo
rage, which they say is a part of "n,r ,"ar Ut :
llgion, and interviewer with our dea,es,
nifty" "'"' o'cr'
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LIVERPOOL, September This woek, 3.
circular circular, OF the Liverpool Cotton Brok.rs,
association says that cotton has becm =,
moderate demand, with the tendencVvv Vvn ,.o,, IN
srolly IN lavor OF buyers. Amerlceyn Sem, a.
. oeen IN moderate request, and nrires "' nus aus
eenounangen, e,l u There has been ilir demand J
have been dull. ~ rutnres
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Failures.

NEW YORK, September ! -,
Tor the week reported to New York nrr,
her lO2, which is n slight reduction mon
lnst week. Five Of these occurred in I'LL III,
elty ana throughout the country Ths Itiis
pTlhclpal failure in the city is that Of y ne y
~. Adams, in the silk trade, with l,an;ii
hes estimated from $4,000 TO 40 ooo 'g,,, hn,
thelr assets are asserted 10 be much la,r,' uu'
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t;ilIiier.

special to the Herald.
GIlMER, September The first bale Of
cotton arrived to-day. 1t was raised by
Henry Montgomery, colored, and classed
low middling a handsome premium Yves
gwen, II was purchased by Lowe a Mincs,
price thirteen and half cents, and shin
ped to Adler, Goldman Il Co., st. Louis.
The farmers are complaining of too much
Sickness increasing, being principally
chills and fever.
Business is brisk.
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san Antonio.
Special " the Herald.

SAN ANTONIO, September l,-At 10 clock
tonight most foul murder was comm tied
In the very heart OF the city. u. Schvarx,
. prominent 1srsslits, res ding. here since
1850, was stabbed to the hart BY some un.
Known man: The body was found In the
and seven children.
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War Notes.

LONDON, September IA lettsr sro,,
kassa'in Yesterday so the Daily Telegraph,
says; During the isOonno.sanes By The
onalry fresh snireuchsd camp VA. dls
severed zen miles irom here, "'' VIZ
ioRI sAip, September / Only ,ipb,
,kImishs, have isken place az Nv lren,
aunng ,he nsst lew dajs News rrc,iy.j
here 'niirms The report tha, Arsbi Pan
y Withdrawing his troops 70 T,l.sl Iss.s
isasins A., ~ h!nniir.sl.Dwar Al only those pss !,
transports fen AlslandHs with tb.
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! hSTAeLlsHED ists
I fklCE FIVE CENTS


hlshland brigade ON board have arrival
mere anu proceeded down the canal
altNANpRlA, September Forty sea.
men rom the iron clad minotanr and n
company Of the SD regimen; onie,ly nm. y
preached the enemy's pnsitioh oo Jitp
tSanieh last evening and succeeded in
niow,ng up with gun cot ON house on tho
oanai which has long been point OF want.
oSera, Se ~ ene enemy's .sharpshooters. The
Egyptians. '"P''" o6 Vnc
ro,,d M,anmond Fehmy, Arab Pasha's chief
engineer n,ii and military adviser, Who was re-.
Jsn'iy Jau y; Tllp'nred by the British, arrived te.
hhay IN 'he troop ship Euphrates. and WAS
handed over to the EGYPTIAN anthorit;es sS
wor,i nv ,Sineui{e first guaranteeing that he
wou'a vni not be put TO death, without The @ CON. M
tIm, ,inno5 81 Si ne British After being ou.s.
in" ny Nray Ty 'ne Egyptian ministers conccrr-
JnSctaIi JS .ai"oi rasha's movements, he was con.
nosted os unoer strong guard to the I, cover. Ny
hof mousse where he was Imprisoned
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llrOMna,l

NohfolK,VA, September IA Potomac
river steamer brings intelligence M az
a,,rowh,nY OF Chief Engineer William WonS
Snlt.d states navy, yesterday morn;v.'
soont 10 o'clock, while crossing Sm,thf,
seek at Point Lookout IN a sail 6oai i''''''
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=, pha.'L.F' y ,. VA'' s,pic"ber lz-Dasln,
me last eleven months trcre verS .old ~
snis market SdoT5.W0 pounds of lead
SaaS SaoSo ~ an average of 05s cents pcf hnn.
afea, against Y09,0)) pounds nj M
su sn,s 'or.-'he sane period the prccedins
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"' NisNhlr' ALA, September l.-Tho
VIA, OF Dick Little began at 10 O'Clock yos.
,efuay morning, before Commissioners
n9,o ana Mccullough. The first witness
opaiIu ominaS Was as Mrs Jesse James, who was ex.
Hrs, Gou nor, !" length. IL was developed in the
Iass Ia part OF the testimony that Frank and @
StssS Nass James were with their families In in
"'rs,.te ies nau, IRON November 1850, to the lat.
wsr vs pnit oi March, lSSl Her statements
wsrS v. not at all damaging 10 the prisoner
ns .ne perparator of the Muscle Shoals
ttbboVGry' tbot L mrs James exploded the story
shaut sho, nas Deen going the rounds of the press
noont ~ ne, returning a watch TO Mr.. bayy
IN ;innlladelphia. She Indignantly denied
uoiuE So and claimed That Little stolc ths
NnaSn sIaS eG ana returned It in her name. Mr., Mr.
niea smith, the man who was robbed was
nexl mex, examined, and gave his story Of in ihs
r"ooery; lie did not recognize Little AZ
Snr Snrv Oh ine ne men who committed the rob.
pef{; Other witnesses were examined INF
nothlng. important was brought out G SIx
o'her witnesses are to be examined VA
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California Republicans.

sA.aAhssro. CAL, September Ss-Th,
,.pupI,,an 81 convention today novSf
Mhs,sa M ii; ~. l;site for Governor ON The iis.s
esno. The platform adopted Is gSncrayIc
rsgafI q as strong and saiisii ctory.
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Special % hs Herald.

Fosr Worm. ssptsmbss i.--Ths demo,
cratic county convention me, To-day and
nominated 4. J. Chambers sr Tarran.
sounty's representative and TAorp Andrews
- aoatss fOr Tarsant, Dallas and Rockn. !
sesato. There were ~ nsais atisn, si
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YirRiaia,a co,isac->

ns'rrss, Va, septembss i.-rASp.
seipt, Of cotton at tlfls citu6~ ~.
Xses ending to-day were "a, ~ b ~
"a " The previous ydny.
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REASONS WHY =!

Nothing so easy to explain why buyers of ready made
ng Can benefit by dealing with In the first place we
nave the largest stock to choose from in this section In the
@ place we have taken the utmost pains bring the
ust garments that can be made at every price touch
@ question with us is not how much we can make on suit
Vveeoat but how good and acceptable suit overcoat
@ can sell for given price, This policy and whatever
intending purchasers of Ready made Clothing wish to pay
~ can rely en- finding the best value for that here.
SSos Clothing good choice can always be depended on
ocE being constantly repenished with and fresh
S" & all OF which critically examined before being placed
aoes tor sale. Prices reasonable throughout We have
@ 'fEceved alarge addition Young Mems Suits dur
moes reliable coors, stylish cut-not surpassed by
ase less O ''p'' ""N VIZ p'''e " ''Oe''N p0'0N"
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AHEAD OF ALL COMPETITORS

w.. In the early selection and display OF Fall and
winter Clothing, for Men, Youths and Boys The contes
eS to be lively one indeed Over $780, 900 worth of New
r"aNnS and Gents Furnishing Goods in Stock and under
'9 and every day adds to already enormous stock
The Phoenix herald., 1882-07-21

years-snch as loss of memory, Lassitude, Nc1turnal Emission, aversion to society. Di1ness of vision, noises in the head. the
 vital fluid passing unobserved in the Urine
 and many other diseases that lead to in sanity and death.
 pr. SGnii will agree to forfeit Five Hun dred DOllars for 8 case of this kind the
 Vital Restorative (under his special advice and treatment) will not cure, or for any thing Impure or injurious found in it. Dr. Mintie treats all private Diseases success fully without mercury Consultation free A thorough examinatio and advice. in- cludin2 analysis of urine, $5- Price of Vital Restorative. s bottle. or four times the quantity, s10; sent to any address upou receipt sf price. or c. o. D. secure from observation and In private name if desired by A. E. Mintie- M- D., No. 11Kear- ny St San Francisco.
 Sample bottle sent free on application by letter stating symptoms. sex and age. Communications strictly Confidential.
 Dr Mintie's KIDNEY REMEDY NEPHRETn GUM cures all kinds of Kidney and bladder Complaints, Gonorrhea, Gleet, LeucorrhBa For sale " all druggists; $1 c bottle, six bottles, S5.
 Dr. Mintie's DANDELIoE PILE are the best and cheapest Dyspepsia and Bilious In the n. .arker. For sale by all druggists ian1-1ti
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Delinquent Notice.

Ofhce Of thc Mesa CsEal Company. Mesa IT.
 Notice is hereby given that there ie de- linquent upon tha capital stock Of the Aesa Canal Company On account of assessments levied mp to May 12, 1882, tn foll wing amounts upon the shares set oP- posite the namca of the respective share holders to-Wit:
 No. of sl ares. amt. EcDonald, A. F., Jan. Iss & I6S s216-1s And uHlees the said several amounts are paid to the Treasr rer of said Company OF on or EefoTe the 18th day of Jury. 1882. SO many shares of said stock Of the respect i've shareholders ss may be necessary to pay the same will be sold at public auction on the said 18th day of July, at 10 o'clock, K at the door of the office of the com psny at the residence of Chas. l. Robson, Mesa Maricopa county, to pay the esid de- linQuent assessment
 By order of th e Boald of Diree
 CHAS.I- hOBS Sec June g. 1882
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TRIAL R0TTLK EREE,

EOTICE-I will send u ial bottle of the REJUVENATOR-su to show it's nerit-free ofcharge, to any one afflicted applying by letter. stating his symptoms and age. Communications strictly son
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This Crear

This Great RejuvInatIRg Remedy ana Nerve T%RIc. Bthe legitimate resnlt of twenty yeais of practe cal experience and CURES WITH UEPAuISG GER. TAIETY Nervou
 and P hy Sics
 Debility, Sem