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The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1884-01-26
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.

A PARTY of Irish farmers plowed fifty
acres of Parnell's estate on the 18th.
In New York on the 18th rumor pre-
vailed that Jay Gould had met with some
severe losses, estimated in the neighbor-
hood of S20,O0O,000.
On the 18th the Vignaux- Schaefer bill
Hard match in Paris ended in a victory
for Vignaux by a score of 5000 to 2,S6S for
Schaefer.
On the goth the Garfield Memorial
Church was dedicated in Washington.
A STRONG fight will be made by Sena-
tor Edmunds against any further anti-Chi
nese legislation.
PRESIDENT ARTHUR has approved the
sippi River.
IT is reported that Captain Wright of
the wrecked vessel City of Columbus has
become insane.
The hanging of Leroy Donovan at
Rawlins, w. T., ON the 18th, was the first
legal execution of a white man in the Ter
ritory.
HEAD CONSTABLE DOYLE and six
Orangemen were placed on trial at st.
Johns, N. F., on the 10th for murder.
THE arrest is reported of Eaton and
Cormack, defaulting agents of the Texas &
Pacific Road at Sherman, Tex. They were
just ready to start for Mexico.
IT has been decided by the Solicitor
of the Treasury that there is no law to war
rant the Withholding of license as steam.
boat master from Mrs. Miller, the Louisi.
ana lady whose applications was recently
rejected. The license will be issued.
The English Government has been
asked by the King of the Belgians to send
two English officers to act in General Cor
don's place in the Congo country until
General Gordon is ready to fulfil his en-
gagement
THE Prohibitionists will place a Ma
tional ticket in the field this fall.
CONFIDENCE is expressed by De Les
seps that the British Government will rati
fy the canal convention with English ship
owners.
On the 21st George F. Williams, for
merly Superintendent at Cincinnati for thu
Western Union, was elected President o
the National Telegraph Company.
In Boston a testimonial subscription
has been opened tor Lieutenant Rhodes o
the Revenue cutter Dexter for gallantry il
rescuing people from the wreck of the City
of Columbus.
On the 2lst Captain Alice Dixon anC
four other femalelmembers of the Salvation
Army were arrested at Bridgeport, Conn.
for parading the streets.
Mrs. JAMES NJ. HOOD, Of Frederick
Nd, has donated $4,000 to Franklin an'
Marshall College for an astronomical oh
seryatory.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1884-01-26

Ok the 18th Judge E. r. Wilson was
elected to the United States Senate from
Maryland. He succeeds Senator Groome.
The Attorney-General says the in
vestgation of the Department of Justice
dongs will result in a water-haul.
A RESPITE was granted William
Brown, who was to have been hanged at
New Orleans on the 18th for the marder of
a Chinaman, for thirty days.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-01-03
The star or BefhleAern.

MT Frank Gilbert, in his "Worlds Histo teal and Actual, /" page thirty two, quotes the learned Prof. Gounmier as follows: "In 1887 the Star of Bethlehem will be once more seen in Cleopatra s Chair, and will be accompanied by total eclipse of the sun and moon.
 The star only makes it's appear ance every 315 years It will rppear and illuminate the heavens, aud ex- ceed in brilliancy even Jupiter when in opposition to the sun, and there- fore nearer to the sun and brig ghtcst :.
 The marvellous brilliancy of the Star of Bethlehem in 1887 will sur pass any of it's previous vieitations.
 It will be seen even by monday, shining with quick, flashing light the ntIse year, after which It will gradually decrease in brightness and finally disappear, not to return to our heavens until 2202, or 315 years after 1887. The star first attacted the attention of modern astronomers in the year 1875 It was then called new star. It was 10 new star however, for this was :be star which slone so brightly B c; and was lhe star that illuminated tie heavens at ihe nativity of Christ .''
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-01-03
TELE GRAPHIC.

CITY ELECTION IN TOMBSTONE.
 TOMBSTONE, Jan. 2.-The muni> cipsl election yesterday was the hot test contest ever had in Tombstone 1 he principal fight was on mayor, council and chief Of police. Other offices there was not much interest taken. The rrsult was as follows Mayor John Carr, reelected; Chief of Police, James Coyle; Recorder, James Reilly; Attorney, w. H. Savage; Treasurer, Frank Hatch {; Assessor, T. NJ. Empsy; Council First Ward, R. L. Knight; Sec lnd Ward, David Cohen; Third Ward, H. Schmieding; Fourth Ward, J. P. Raferty. For tax collector the vote is very close bet Teen D. $. Gage and B. James and an official count is necessary to determi e the result.
 TEN PERSONS KILLED BY A COL
 LESION.
 TORONTO, Jan. 2.-An accident oc cured this morning on the Grand Trunk railway at Humber, seven miles from this city; suburban train containing workmen ran into a freight train coming east; ten per> sons, chiefly men employed at the Ball works are said to be killed.
 THE POSTAL TELEGRAPH COMPANY.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. The or ganization of the new postal tele- graph and cable company, was per fected by the election of John w. Mackay, president; George T. Coe, vice-president; Henry Cummings, second vice-president and general manager; H. L. Horton, treasurer; {; George ". Williams, secretary and Vim. H. Fairbank, superintendent of the construction company has completed its pole lines to Washing ton by way of Philadelphia and Baltimore, and from Chicago to St. Louis; from Buffalo to Pittsburg through the oil regions and from Fostorio to Toledo. The wires on these lines are now being strung and
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-01-03

In old times it was held to be es- sential that fast trotter should be Q puller. In those days a seller would ex ol the horse by stating that he had good month," meaning by that that he would pull so hard that it was trial of strength between steed and driver, and strong arms were necessity to control most of the trotters of that day. The very best of the reinsmen of the present are men who arc not endowed with great strength and these have a knack of managing the hardest mOuthed horses without a dead pull
 Dexterity is more potent than stretch, and Chipney's aIvice to the jockey, to ride as though his rein was g single thread, is equally as appropriate to the driver of trotters. Not only is the danger of congestion lessened, as there is also more free- dom If motion. ant consequently, greater ability to maintain the speed.-Sportsman
 Young girls iE society when in full dress, ire wearing the hair are ranged in five or six heavy curls in the back, confined low in the neck by sparkling ornament of some de scription, 8 sabre with n hilt of mock diamonds or Rhine stones and pearls, being very popular.
 DAMIANA makes the old young and the weak strong and healthy.
 All wine merchants, druggists and grocers sell D4miana Bitters.
 You WILL never have sour sron ache if you drink Damiana Bitters.
 The sale of an article is the criter- ion of it's merits. Damiana Bitters have large sales
 For good appetite drinK Dami> ana Bitlers.
 Call for BOca beer at the Boca Beer Depot.
 Damiana Bitters regulate the stomach and is the best tonic.
 A POSITIVE cure for dyspepsia = Damiana BItters-
 For health, strength and vigor' drink Damiana Bitters.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-01-03
HON. VIM. ). KELLEY
The Oldes. Member Of Congress
 ID Age and Service.
A Brief sxeteh eff His Lir,

We give this week an excellent
 likeness of the oldest member of the
 House, tue Hon. Wm. D. Kelly, of
 Philadelphia.
 Mir. Kelly was born at Philadel-
 phia April 12th, 1914, ani is there g
 fore nearly seventy years of age
 He received very thorough educat- ion and began life as proof-reader in printing office in his native city. After e few years service in shis ca pacity he became an apprentice ip iewelary establishment. Having learned the trade he removed 10
 Boston where he worked five years as iourneyman jeweller; he then returned to Philadel 2hla and began the study of law and ID the course of time entered the profession, also devoting himself to various literary pursuits.
 Mr Kelly was twice elected Pros ecuting Attorney of the city and county of Philadelphia, and served for ten yeats as Jud se of the Court of Common Pleas of that city; was a delegate to the National Republl- can Convention at Chicago in 1860. and one of Lincoln's heartiest sup, poIters, He became the candidate for the Thirty seventh Congress and was elected. and has been returned consecutively every term since his drst election, by an average major ty of about ten thousand over his Democratic opponent.
 Mir. Kelly has been and still IS a iignre in our National | Legislature; utterauces command ug prestige consistent win his ong service and variel exp eri ence n public life. His greaIe>t ambit- ion is to continue during life in his present position as rspresentitive  rom Philadelphia, and ais constit lency will no doubt accord him this iOnor.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-01-03
AdElte-&tfnx und EI&vOrIag
 E{SeH

Various ingredients are often added to inferior wines, to give them the fl .vor of more expensive ones, and British wines, to make them resemble those which are im- ported. Substances are also added with the object of communicating the aroma of the genuine wines
 Among the first class are bitter almonds, almond cake, the essential oil of almond, or perfe1aply, its al- collie solution. These are used to impart a sherry or nutty taste to weak favored wine-, such IS poor
 sherry. malt, raisin, parsnip, and other similar British wines
 Rhatan, kiuo. oak sawdust and bark, alum, etc, are emrioyed to give astringency, and the tincture Of the seeds of raisin. to iinpart q port wine flavor Among the substances employed to impart the bouquet of the finer wines may be mentloned- orris rect, eau de Feufs d. oran, ges, nefnli, essence de petit grain, ambergris, vanilla, violet petals, essence of ceirat, sweet brair' clary, elaer flowers quinces, and cherry laurel water. 4 grain or two of ambe rgris, well rubbed down with sugar and added to 8 hogshead of claret gives it flavor and bouquet much esteemed by connoi sseurs.- Wine Manu(act ttrer.
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No. S05z.
Treasury Department.
OFFICE OF COMP rROLLER ]
 oE TUT TIrroDvN-Cx {

OFFICE OF COMP rRoLLER
 OF THE CURRENCY, {
 WAsHINeToE, Sept. 21st. 1883.
 WHEREAS, by satisfactory evil dence presented to the undersigned it has been made to appear that "The First National Bank of Phce- nix," in the town of Phoenix, in the county of Maricopa and Territory of Arizona, has complied with all tie provisions of tie revised Statutes of the United States required to be comp jed with before an association shall be authorized to commence the business of banking,
 Noso Mergore I, John s. Lang worthy, acting Comptroller of the Currency, do hereby certify that ''The First National Bank of Phoe nix," in the town of Phoenix, in the -unty of Marlcopa and Territory of Arizona, is authorized to commence the business of banking as provided in section fiity-one hundred and sixty-nine of the Revised Statutes of the U0iled States.
 e-~ In testimony sohereof wit sr.1 ness my bond and seal of office this 21si day Of
 - September, 1883.
 J. s. LAEGwoRTHY, Acting Comptroller of the Currency
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Bias for County Printing.

AT OTICE Is hereby given tat ihe V Board of Supervisors of Masicopa county wil ], on the 14tsa Gay of .5anu- RrS, A Es.. ,SS&. st their cf5ice in the city If Phoenix. st 10 o'clock. 2 1n.. of hat day. receive sealed bids for doing the county printing for the yoRr A. D 1884 at go much for each and every arter Said bids must be for do ng ALL printing which ia cr may he necessary to pc 6ona f r the county, including the publishing g CT delinquent -ax list and all publica- tiols Iequ red by law to b made by county officers, all bIanks, rcceipIs. war rants, and minutes and orders of the Board. The person 10 whom the contract is award q will be tquirs q to give good bond for $1 ,00D.
 Board of Supervisors reserve the right 70 reject any and all bids.
 By order of Board thi~ 1s'h of Dec. 1883.
 FRANK COX, Clerk,
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-01-03

WE have before us an article ire m a Washington paper, which, If true would make II appear that U, s. Marshal Tidball has other business cast than bringing hIs family to Arizona. The allegations agsinst that gentleman are of very grave nature and if true, and If the Inves- tiga ion now being stirred up hlch will involve Mir. Tidball goes on there will doubtless be a new U. 5 Mar shal for the Territory.
 The article referred to, however, is from Democratic paper, and the matter is viewed from the Demo cratic standpoint We cannot say. however, that we have great amount of sympathy for MT. Tid- ball, Here in the Territory he has seen fit to cajole Democracy while he pretended to be a Republican and if he gets nipped by the Democ, racy for his pains he has no one to blame but himself.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-01-03
All at EeraeI Killers JewcIry
 Emporium

Ladies diamond pins and brooches ladies' and gents gold watches, chains, rings, pms, etc, of superior quality, warranted as represented in every case. Ladies neck chains and lockets; gents silver watches of the different American manufactures to suit any tasie-a,l of the very best quality Silver mugs, napkin rings, match safes, fruit knives, and many other things too numerous to men tion, among which is a clock that runs 400 days without winding.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-01-03
The Latest Bonanza in California.

BIEBER, CAL.-Mr. Thomas P. Ford editor of the Mountain TribHn z of this place publishes that the great pain-cur St. Jacobs Oil, has worked wouders in his family, and that he would not be without it H c states that among all the people St. Jacobs Oil is the most popular medicine ever introduced.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-01-03

The whip has q good deal to do with giving the habit. The colt urged to a. ia ter pace than it caa trot naturally breaks into run. If it does not recover after few saw age yanks at the hit, the lash is ap> piled, and then breaking is Gssociut- ed with punishment thereafter. The violent snatChing injures the mouth, and as the pain is partially reilsved by pressure, Il sharp hold is taken of the bit. It takes some time for the pupil to learn thal the trot is the pace the driver desires and this Knowledge will be acquired much more readily if not frightened. Timidity is. not overcome by v;o~ fence, aud in ninety-nine cases n Il hundred fear in place of vice is the cause of w.o g>doing.-9Qortsman.
 The newest brocaded Ottoman silks are in designs os fruits and trailing vines, ard tie scissors of the dressmakers will make as great havoc with apples, plums, aprieois, hops, nasturtium grapes. and the like, as they did last season with the heads of beasts and birds.
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they will be open for business. bout the middle of February.
CHEAP TALE


 SAN FRANcIsCc, JAN 2.-A Chrone icle Chicago special says; Hunt lngton has made politicians very in- dignaut. A mem 5-r of one of the committees which Huntington in timated be "fxed' in the 44th Cons gress, said to day; That mans talk is sn internal outrage and his inslnuaiions are criminal. Another thing is very clear ir this Hunting- ton business, and that is he has cooked his goose in his attempt to get the Texas Pacific Land Grant. l should like to see the representa-, i've or seuator who will enthusiasm in behalf of any measure which Huntington or the Southern Pacific is even suspected Of having and in te1est in"
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-01-03
Situation Wanted.

By an expert and experienced ac- countant, as book-keeper and clerk. Salary no object. Apply at this office
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-01-03
Bids for County PhysI
 Cians

 NOTICE is hereby given that the 4% Board of Supervisors of Maricopa county will, on the zth day 0f J an H : aTy. A. D.- ISS&. at their office in the city of Phoenix. at 10 o'clock a. m. of that day, receive sealed biis for medical at tendance TOT and on all county patients, to attend all parieuts in county hospital, and to attend on PrOb+te Court to exam inc insane persons, a, d to furnish all medicine and medical tterdance for all county ratients whatsoever, including county prisoners and all persons confined in any place who may be indigent or un- able to employ a physician for them- selves Bids are 10 be for the whole year 1884, at a certain sum for each and every qnarter- All or any Persons wh 8 biaA may be accepted will be required to ~ with the Board bond in the sum of one Thousa' d Dollars with good and sufficient sur ii that he or they will faithfully discharge their contract
 Tine Board reserves the right to reject any and all bids.
 By order ofthe Board of Supervisors.
 FRANK JOX, Clerk. Dec. IS 1883.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-01-03
Situation Wanted.

By an expert and experienced ac~ countant, as book-keeper and clerk. Salary no object. Apply at this office.
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orating the whole systemand restoring the afflicted to Il l ALTH and HAPP1- NE S.
 The Doctor will agree to forfeit st 900 for a ccse uude taken not cured. Ire Iea- son so many cannot get cured of Weak ness and the above diseases is owing to a complication called PRpSTATORREA, ,-hieh requires srecial tres rment.
 DR. LfEsIG's INviGoR TOR, No 2, is the only cure fo PEosTATORSHEN. By it MANHOOD is restored ena the hand of tune moved b OK f onn age to youth. Price or either ERViEOrator @'S Gaze of six bottles $l0. Sent to any ad- dress, cover d securely from observation.
 Dr. f4iebi. sx Co. treat successful ly by HomOeohathy every foI m or : fE- Ci Al PRIVATE or CHROEl' DISE ASE wi. bout mercury or naseous drugs If vitality is drained from the b.d humer- ous isesses follow that bafile ordiH ary medical treaiment Irallowed to contin- ue. the unnatural loss causes onsufDp- tion, Diabetes, Bright's Disease 1usonity etc. Cures guaranl eed Diseases of the GeHi o-HrinaIy organs, kidneys liver and hladdeI SD cia'ly treated. I1sEAsAs OF WoEEN SPEEDILY CURED
 Qua flied and Responsible pr. Lie ig & Co. from EUROrE. are organ lzed in com plionce with California Nedics1 Law Diploma pro- ured by regular col- leRe education and are now in thelr nine Ieenth ear of special practice
 Most powerful electric belts free 10 pa- tienis
 To Prove The Wonderful Power of the INvIeoRAIoR a g E tie Given or Sent FREE Consnlta ion free and private.
 DR. LIEBIG'S WONDERFUL GERMAN INviGoRAToK is protected by copyright T om Patent office of United States Gov ernInent Be ,are Ot limitations Gall or address. EsEEs sS Rss~ESS ksT,
 400 Genry trs ct San Fran tsco. Cal
 Privale entrance 4e5 Mason St set, four blocks up Gsary street from Kearny- Main entrance througl- Dispensary Drug Store.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-01-03
Bids fer Feeding rris-

%T OTIrE is hereby given that the A$ Board If supervisors oi Maricopa county, A. T., will. o fhe FAtsl Say of asanEary, . B.. sSSS, at iheir ofTice ill Phoenix, at 10 o'clock Il n Of t lst day. receive scaled bids for frediag the county p'i-oners for the yesr 1884, ai so raHch for each and every meal furnished. Bnarl reserv.: the Tight to reject any and all bds
 By order of Board Dec. IS. h. 1888.
 FLANK COX, Clerk.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-01-03
NOTICE.
Redemption of Rzaricopn County
 Warrants.

 N OTICE is hereby given that there is IN now in the Sinking Fun of Mari copa County the sum of five thousan aI bids will be received by the under signed, at his office, up t Monday. the eighth day of Janu ", 1894, at 10 o.c ock A. M. of said day for the surrender cf rhe county warrants of Maricopa County on the Gene. al Fun issned prior to April let 1881.
 The bids must be in the form Of sealed proposals addressed to the undersigned. end must co tam the warrants proposed to be surrendered and the prics st which they will be surrendered. No bid will be considered for m ire than the face value of aid warrants with inter, st added. If no bids are received the money will be appli d upon the oldest warrants and in- tefest on the same will be stopped on the da te above mentioned.
 C. F. KEMPER,
 Treasurer of Maricopa County, Ariz ona Dee. 29Ih, 1885,
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-01-03
Masonic Banquet and Ball.

Arizona Lodge No 2, F. and A NJ. will give their Annual Grand Ball and Banquet on the evening ot January Sth. 1884. Sojournlng brethren in good standing are in wit, d to attezd.
 J. B. DREAMER,
 N Ro ENTHAL.
 N. HERRICK,
 W. F. MCNULTY,
 NJ. MITCHELL, Committee of Arrangements.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-01-03

s hole Tickets. @2: Ea,fTTcIets. GI, 2S Tickets $50; 55 Tickets, &z00.
 Remit money or Bank Draft in Letter. or send by Express. DON'T SEND BY RE- GISTERED LETTER OR POST OF r CE ORD RS, until further mo- ORDERS of S and upward v FxD-css.caH be sent at our ex- peas| ~--- all orders to
 o.c glas, Louisville, Ky
 st. -tu-th&W.
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WANTS AN 1NvE4r1aAr1oN.

ST LOUIS, Jan. LA dispatch 1 from Texas says Frank Hurd, a con l gressman from Ohio, will introduce
 in the house immediately ,frer ihe
 holiday recess, resolutions called for
 committee to investigate the con- duct of Brewster Cameron. John ".
 Bown and z L. Tid dball,sE connected with the deparment of ju-tice in Texas. against whom specific char
 ges have been prepared. and which
 will be presented al the same time
 Tidhall is now United States mar shal in Arizona. This action IS said to be insiigated by 4. Norton, an extra marshal ia the northern dis- trict of Texas. and who is an uncle of Frank Hurd.
 VERY POOR s3owING.'
 NEW YORK. Jan 2-The report of the subcommittee appointed 10 investigate the condi iioa of the Ore gon Transcontinent2, company has been presented to the executive con- mittee. The assists 10 Janualy 1st were as follows:. Oregon R. R. and Navegation company, 152, ,027 shares Northern Pac tic Preferred, l03, 700 shares; Northern Pacific Commoa, 147.954 shares: Wisconsin Central stock, 18,714 shares; Milwaukee and Lake Winnebago preferred, BITS shares; ditto common, 2,260 shares Oregrn and California stock prefer rcd 150 shares; ditto, comnGn 400 shares. Oregon Iron and Steel com pany. 1 ,500 shares; Oregon and California, second mortage bouds g, ,000,G00, land earned and other real estate as per ledger $736 e69: Oregon Improvement Co, 574, I2S shares; Puget Sound RtiIroad and Lumber Construction not bonded s40l ,022; Northern Pacific Rai1woy 5alinee of account $174, 206, cash s102 929. The liabilities of the from the hest sources are shown to b. as follows: Bills paw able, BIO, ,5e2 300; credited voucaeis sS98, ,733; Oregon Railway and Nav-> gAtion Go. $45, ,595.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-01-03

WHOSE desiring work should call soon X ae his stay may be brief.
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I'I.EsIIssSSl s!Is.zssEs
 slEHa zsY }

Lawful Lottery and Fair
 Drawings Chartered by the Legislature of Ky. and twice declared legal by the highest court in the State. Ron given to Henry coun- ty in he sum of SlO0.000 for the prompt payment Of all prizes sold. 4 Revelation in single Nunber r
 DFIvings. FE EveJy ticket holder his own us- pervisor, sn call out the nun Der on his ticket and see the cor responding number o1 the tag placed in the wheel III his presence. These drawings will occur on the last Thursday of every month, Read the magnificent
 .sanuarv RcI,erne.
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DIR. |. Ii. GOODRICH. -f9entiS

AT HIS OLD STAND, BANK ExcHANe
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LOCAL LINES.

Blanks,
 Location Notices,
 Quite laim Deeds, Bargain and Sale Deeds, Bonds and Mortga ges, and Jus tice's Blanks of all kinds, for sale al the HERALD office.