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The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1892-01-16

slOhMlNd lhE ENEM1'
aened and blasted region, its homes de-
=stroyed, its farms desolated, and it's
aable-bodied population decimated in
the field But it has fully recovered
again. Grass and grain have woven
natures beautiful covering over all
scars of battle, and the countless miles
of parapets are green each year with
Verdure, and the fields and orchards
are laden with flowers again.
The connecting trains which run
-lorthward through the valley from the
Zine of the Chesapeake & Ohio reach
the more noted battlefelds, and the
points OF famous strategic interest in
the inverse order of dates. Thus it
was from Harper's Ferry that John
rston, early in 1861, began to maneuver
to check Patterson, and from Winches-
tter that he suddenly started to help
Beauregard at Bull Run.
When the campaigns in the valley
opened in March, 1862, Jackson was
virtually in independent command.
Banks advanced the FIRST week of that
month, and forced Jackson back
through Winchester, Kernstown and
zStrasburg to Mount jackson west OF
Luray. From this point he moved sud
denly to recover Winchester, under
mistaken information as to the unio =
forces. He made a movement marvel
Gus in its celebrity, fell unexpectedly
upon Shields at Kernstown and bat
tie followed in which Jackson was de
feated, but it was after some of the
sharpest fighting on both sides that th'
war had developed up to that time
jackson returned to Mount jackson
and Banks came down to Edinburg
Next came Jackson's blow from Por
Republic at Milroy, near Mcdowell
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1892-01-16

BRlDGN, @. o. RAILWAY.
so successful was this great southern
soldier that at the north the Shenan-
eaoah was called the Valley of Humil-
iation." And so itrcmained until Sher-
idan swept it with the resstless storm
of his troopers, leaving it bare as if
from the breath of Il cyclone and final
ay wrestling it from confederate con-
troll and making successful campaign
against Lees army possibility
Aside from the interest with
which war history clothes this valley,
its natural beauties make ride
through it, from Natural bridge, to
Harrisburg, Pa, one of tho most at
tractive IN any land. While the val
ley, y,under the name of Shenandoah, ex-
tends only to the Potomac at Harper's
Ferry and Martinsburg, the ranges
which bound il on the cast and west
;still run northward to the Susque-
hanna. The valley north of the Poto-
mace changes its name to Cumberland
like the region south of the river, it is
mot only rich, but notable for iJs stir
ring battle-history, as Cham bers burg,
Antietam, and the movements before
and after GettyS burg attest.
AS part of the natural attractions,
rthe Luray caves and the Natural
bridge have worldwide reputation,
and are properly classed among its
wonders. Both are within short
ride of Staunton or Waynesboro.
But to the veteran, these will hold
secondary place beside the various bat
tlefelds with which these valleys are
HhiclSly dotted. Every foot south of
the Potomac was fighting ground;
every town was at some time the head
quarters of well-known forces; nearly
every farmhouse was u hospital, and
some of the dead and wounded of the
many contests had fallen on every
acre. On the union side Fremont and
-Sigel, Milroy and Shields, Hunter and
Banks Kelley and Crook, Wilson and
sheridan and others of note had there
met jackson, Ewell, Early, Stewart,
-Ashby and the advance of Lee in
&orce. There were innumerablc small
affairs, and many extended and fierce
engagements. Columns in advance
and in retreat ebbed and flowed
there through every year of the war;
"hiiS SNCiy gap opening edSIWdlIl
poured its footmen and its horsemen
upon the flanks, first of the one army
sand then of the other
From the opening of the contest till
ats close it was the vortex of strategy.
The war found it an ideal pastoral
country of rich and beautiful farms,
oof wealthy and aristocratic families,
where life in its ease and sunshine ri
vailed that in older lands. 1t was the
@ranary land storehouse of the confed-
Ssracy. The war left it u bare, black
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1892-01-16
ChEAP ALUMINIUM.
A Big Company to Begin Its Manufacture
by 4 secret Method.

by 4 secret Method.
SPRINOFIELD. o., Jan. 81. C. Stew
art, the head of the Fat Mems club,
claims he can make precious aluminium
for not to exceed eighteen cents pound.
Mr.. Stewart, who is wealthy, has among
his possessions an island, containing
about $50 acres, near the mouth of the
Chesapeake bay. Upon it is a large
hill OF white clay. which, until recent
ly was considered valueless. a recent
chemical examination of the clay shows
that it possesses from 40 to so per cent.
OF alumina. MIR Stewart and German
chemist of Philadelphia, who recently
discovered cheap method of making
aluminium, and others, are associated
for the organization of mammoth
company within the next month to
manufacture and put aluminium on
the market at about the price men
toned.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1892-01-16
The French Idea of 1t.

PARIS. Jan. 9.-In brief, all the news
papers of this city may be said TO have
Joined in expressing the belief that
England will take advantage of the sit
uation in Egypt to prolong her occupa-
tion of that country, and they claim 10
fear that the young Khedive will only
prove to be a puppet in the hands of
Enplnnd
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1892-01-16
mont Need HIs pensIon

WASHINGTON, Jan. 0.-Secretary No
BILE has received a letter from man in
Boston, inclosing his certificate and re-
linquishing his pension on the ground
that he stands in no further need Of it
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1892-01-16

The elder Beecher Lad been preach
ing one Sunday at Litchfield, and as he
got into the carriage to go home he re-
marked that he had never preached
such a poor sermon before. "Why, fla
ther," said Henry, never heard you
preach louder" That's it," responded
the old man; "when have nothing to
say always holler" boston Herald.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1892-01-16
An Amended Opinion. "They .

An Amcnded Uplnlon. III Ihey say
that Litehead is quite q crank, hal
crazy, in fact" mo doubt of it" II
heard him speaking very highly OF
you this morning" II was going to
add when you interrupted me that
some people may think Litehead lit
tie off in some things, but to me he not
only appears perfectly rational, but a
long way ahead of some of his critics
in intellectual ability. IN. Y. Press,
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1892-01-16

"A Practical Charity.-He (senti-
mentally)-"Let us drop tear for the
poor blind man." She (practically)--
mo; let's drop dime. - Yankee
Blade.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1892-01-16
FROM CHILL.
Blaine Receives the Report on the
Baltimore Case.
Conclusions Of the District Attorney
of Valparaiso on the Matter.

Three Chlians and one American ace
Indicted-The Attorney Recommends
Their Punishment--M Minister Montt
Thinks Thoy viii be Tried Soon.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1892-01-16
OHIO STATE NEWS.
FISH AND GAME COMMISSION
Encouraging Reports Made by the Presi.
dent To Gov Campbell.

Encouraging Reports Made by the Presi
dent To Gov. Campbell.
COLUMBUS, o., Jan. 9-Presdent j.
A. llenshell, of Cincinnati, the presi.
dent of the Ohio Fish and Game com
mission, Friday filed with Gov. Camp.
bell a general report OF the workings
of that body. The hatchery. at San.
duslty, was instituted in the winter OF
1s90-o1, and, Notwithstanding the vari-
able temperature, of March, 1891,
there were produced 80, 600, 900
white-fsh, which were planted
about the Bass Island and the
Sandusky bay. Later l5, 900, 900 perch.
pike eggs were secured, and nearly all
were successfully hatched and placed
as follows: Muskingum river, $1,000;
Cottage Grove lake, Summit county,
3, 900, ,0o0; Sanduslsy bay, 100000. DIR.
Henshall recommends the enlarging of
the hatchery and increasing Of facilities
for artificial propagation. The commits
sion was successful in Matching 5,OO0
900 young sturgeon from g. 600, 900 eggs,
surprising all efforts in that direction.
He refers to the completion of the fish
car, ut IA cost of 81 500, and says that
since it's introduction 200, 600 fish have
been planted All the railroads, with
two or three exceptions, have hauled
the car free of charge The financial
statement shows that S1,619.32 remains
of the general appropriation of S2,.
024.S1.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1892-01-16

The people of the state while submitting pa
triotcally to all needed taxation for the public
Their insistcncy is that all kinds Of property
shall bear equally the burdens of taxation.
While this may be impossible TO secure, the
legislature should make the nearest approach
to il possible This is a subject which win re-
Quire your closest attention, and upon il invite
your best deliberation.
1t has occurred to me that II might be well
for the legislature to create board to be called
1.-The State Ta1 Revision Commission that
win take into consideration the whole subject
turc thereon under the constitution, and make
report to the present general assembly at the
adjourned session.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-05-29
Notice to Creditors

In the Probate Court of the County
 of Cochise, Territory of Arizona.
 In the matter of the estate of Nellie Herbert deceased.
 Notice is hereby given by the undersigned administrator of the estate of Mollie Herbert deceased, 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 of this notice at store of G. H. Fitts, Tombstone, Cochise County. the same being the place for the transaction of said business of said estate
 ALEXANDER WIGHI. Administratorof the estate Mol
 lie Herbert, deceased.
 Dated Tombstone, May II, 1891.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-05-29
SHERIFF'S SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION Is ID sued out of the Justice court of Preceint Number One, before C. E. Alyord. Justice Of the Peace, in and for the County Of Co., chise, Territory. of Arizona 10 me directed and delivered on a judgment rendered in said court on the and day of November 1892. in favor of A. Wentworth and against Pasqual Nigro wherein am commanded 10 make the sum oi One hundred and forty eight dollars damages, together with costs and aocrtiing costs tha may accrue.
 Whereas I did on the 2sth day of February Ise7 lesy on the following described property to-wit:
 That certain lot lying on the north of and facing Main street in the town of Blsbee, So- chise county Arizona bounded on the east by ihe property of P. Johnson and E. G. Norton, upoa which last ained .ot IS situated the Can Can Restaurant, bounded on the west by the lot O. Mary CochrAne. This To, has frontage on Main street of 2s feet and a depth of 100 feet and known as PaSqual Nigro's saloon and described in deed of l. Duffy 10 said Nigro of date May 10, 1891, and recorded in Book IT. Cochise county records, Deeds of Real Estate al pages 24s and 249.
 Public notice is hereby given that on the goth day of May Is92. at the hour of two o'clock ?. aa iE front Of the SheTiffs office and al the Cochise county court house front door, in the City of Tombstone CochiSe county, Arizona Territory. I will sell all the right. title and in teresi Of the said PaS9ual Nigro in and to the above described property al public auction 10 the highest and best bidder for cash, lawful money of the United Staies Co satisfy sad eN- ecIiion and all costs. and all interest which he had therein on said 2sth day of February Ise2 the day whereon said execution was levied.
 Dated this. the 4,h day of May lse2-
 c. B. MELTON.
 Sheriff.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-05-29
NOTICE.

An order having been this day made by the Probate Court Of this county that the admins trator sell at private sale for cash or upon ap- proved credit all the property of the estate oi lohn T. Ralston deceased. consisting oi Pre- emption right and improvements theron; 200 head off cattle (more or less) together with brand and "a head of horses. colts. and mares, more or lessl chickens. household goods, raoch tools etc. schedule oi which is on exhibition al the office of the undersigned.
 Notice is hereby given that bids will be re- ceived by the undersigned for the purchase oi the above named property in separate parcels or as a whole up to June Sth Is9z. The privll- ege of rejecting any or all bids reserved and any sale will be made on or after that date as ap- pears advisable. CHAS. c. JOHNSTON, Administrator with the will annexed of the es-
 tate of John I. Ralston. deceased. Ofiice in
 Tombstone Ariz.
 Dated May 7th 1892,
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-05-29
PATENTs.s
Mining Application No 561
U s. Land office Tucson Arizona:

U s. Land Office Tucson Arizona;
 Mach 22, 1892. Notice is hereby given that William E. Dodge and D. Willis James whose post ofhce address i, New York City state of New York by Ben VQ;Iliams, attorney in fact P. O. Address, Bis he. LIizoua have this day filed their application for a patent for six hundred and seventy linear feet of the Lookout Mine or vein bearing goid' silver copper. and other minerals with surface ground four hundred and twenty feet in width Situated in the Warren Mining district County of Ccchise, and Territory Of Arizona and des- ipnated by the field notes and ohlclal Pla' on file in this office as let number 7e in Township -. Range -; of-- Meridian; Said lot No. 70 being described as follows to-wit:
 Beginning al a post marked NJ L NJ M C No r from which U $ NJ M No o4 bears ; z7 70 E Is57,e feet; thence running z9 oz w I43 feet to monument of stones and post marked L NJ M C No ?; thence running N 25 oS' E 3sI feet to monument of stones ana post marked l. NM C No 3; thence running marked WCI NJ NC No bears IF I5 E 40 feet distant; thence running $ 77' r2 I7o feet to iron pin set in monument oi stones thence running N Ioo 33' E 44.s5 feet 10 mon ument of stones and post marked l. M M ' NC | :; thence running South 78' 32 E ISo:6 feet tc NE corner. thence running $ IF 5T w 4o4. 54 | feet to monument of stones and post maTKed M A< s76 feet to post M L M NJ C No I and piae' aValia,ion IIo 70 E and contains 3.46 acres This claim is located in the Warren MinnIns { District and is bounded on the north by sh' | (;oadard Mining Claim. Lot No 8 with whei | ii connects, and the Holbrook M C. Lot No 53 | upon the east by the Coggsweil M ', unsur veyed: upon the south by the Neptune mine I Lot No 7z, with which it conflicts; ana upo' ,he West by the Hayes mine Lot NO 7o ant l he Best Piece NJ C, Lot No G.
 Any and all persons claiming adversely an ,,,,tIon of said Lockout mine or surface groun 9,c reauired to file their adverse claims with th tPeeister of the United States land office at iu .on Arizona in the County of Pima Territory a,5,ooa during the sixty days Perod oi puDr o',;on hereof, or they will be barred py th .;~,ue -,o of the provisions of the statnie at>
 Register. BEN WILLIAMS Attorney in fact.
 lis hereby ordered that the forgoing No'iS os koDiicaiion for patent be published TOT U neriod Of sixty days, (Io consecutive weeSs, inc PRosPEcToR a Daily newspaper puphsfi' at Tombstone Arizona.
 HERBERT BROWN, Cd Register.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-05-29
KING so,oxon lc ocl NO. 5. E. sAM

MEETS TUE THIRD SAIUk. "A, day in each moI.th a; Masonlc haiL & H All Visiting Broth CTS n good s.anoing V \ are invited to attend speciA meet ngs ghen the flag is hcisied on the han; ,,
 C, C, WaRSES,. w. NJ. KIRr HART Sec
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-05-29

bee Arizona. have this day filed their applica- ton for a patent for one thousand and eighteen linear feet of the Hayes Mine or vein bearing gold silver, copper. and other minerals wltn surface ground hve hundred and sixty nine feet in width situated in the Warren Mining district County of Cochise and Territory of Arizona and designated in the field notes and official plat on file in this office as lot number 78 in Township -; Range e-; of-- Meridian--. Said lot No 7s being described as follows to-wit:
 Beginning at Initial monument of claim al post marked l NJ Hayes Mine NJ C No l: thence running N 8o' 48 E 297.5 feet to monument oi stones and post marked Fl NJ Nj C No 2; thence running 5 2s' o8' w 1918. S4 feet to monu- ment of stones and post marked II NJ M No a; and from which U NJ NJ No4 bears N s2o sz' E Io6o 6 feet distance; thence run ming S eo' 4S W 2e5.5 feet to monument ot stones and post marked HIM M C No 4; thence running $ Co 43' w 27I feet 10 monument oi stones and post marked II NJ NC No5 5; thence running N 25' E IoI6. 64 feet to monument Of stones and post marked H NJ Nj No 6; thence running N Sos ;8 E 27I, 8 feet pest No and place of beginning, Magnetic variation IF 40 E and containing Io.2a acres.
 This claim is situated in the Warren Mining District about one half mile south of the Cop Der Queen smeliers and is bounded on the north by the Baxter NJ C lot No g; upon the east by the Lockout, Neptune, and Silver Spray M c lot No 7I with which it conflicts. and upon the west by the Surprise mine and East Side mine NJ C lot No 68.
 Any and all persons claiming adversely any portion of said Hayes mine or surface gronnd are required 10 file their adverse claims with the Register of the United States land office al Tue son Arizona in the County of Pima, Territory of Arizona, during the sixty days period of Publi- cation hereof, or they will be barred by the virtue of the provisions of the statute.
 HERBERT BROWN.
 Register. BEN WILLIAMS. Attorney in fact.
 it is hereby ordered that the forgoing Notice of Application for patent be published Tor the period of sixty days, iIo consecutive weeksl in the PRosPECToR Daily newspaper published at Tombstone Arizona.
 HERBERT BROWN; Maj Register.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-05-29
uINING APPLICATION
 No. j64-

IT. S Land Office Tucson, Tucson Aiz,
 March 22 I8e2. r. Notice is hereby given that D. Willis James and William E Dodge whose post otnce aooIesS is New York City state of New York py Ten Williams attorney in fact, O address blSoeS s. Arizona have this day lied their application TOT ratent for thirteen hundred and my Ir.5oI linear feet of the Neptune mins or vein bearing gold, silver copper and oihes minerals with surface ground s1 nuhoie4 feet in width, situated m the wares Mining district county Of Cochise and iein'o's of Arizona and designated ey me "',S nS Su,fr- official plat on file in this otfice as iot Nuiioei Seventy-seven in TownshiP--range--o Meridian--; said lot No v being described as follows to-wit:
 Retaining at the initial monument of claim al nest marked NJ Neptune NJ M ( NO I an1 | from which U NJ NJ No bears N 5o 20 s6s .8 feet; thence running 5 4S 27 Izo4 ss,., ,., a monumen, of stones and post marked i N MMC No 2; thence 46' 70 w 1854 iee, | = . ,,o,,u,eut of stones and post marked ~ M M C No a: thence N 4s' 27 E 3eo feet 10 a monument of stones and post marked ~ " si q No 4: thence N 4SS 27 800 ice, tc a non- rp,ent of stones and post marked \ M M | No 7. ,hence : .ror9 E I345.5 feet to mon umen, of stones and post marked ~ M No s. thence $ 4S' 27 w 2e4-4 feet 70 post | No and place of beginning saiia'toh | ao' E undermining IS. r9 acres
 This claim is located in Warren minihs an pass ,,r,c, Cachise County Ariz in the Niue N IAss ',o,,r,sins about one half mile w of Iron SDim1s' Sprinas It IS bounded on the SEE by ys the Space mine and on the sW b. by NW s3S bv nis6r ,6r Spray NJ Clot No 7I and upon tns ed NT cogysxe Dy I | mines ,..t,.o-v r,,r.if,, Any andal adversely any 1Ta Po,uoaa | of said Neptune Mine or sulisce % ,.s,H s1e inc s,- -eouired to file their adverse claims ~.n 'l. s.,;s,er of the United States Land ohce at Tseson Arinonain the county of Pima Ter ,srs. ATE during the sixty days period o puosa1SSe ,Se ner nro. os o.- they will be barred by virtue of the P'o' visions oi 'he s'-''D HERBERT BROWN.
 Register.
 REIN WILLIAMS. Attorney in fact.
 T,,s hereby ordered that the foregoing No.s' ,s
 ts;.,;e,. H 2 t;es for Patent be published Tor tn i, oa-;l4 os sixty days in the PRospEcros oA'i' pe,.s pemst.s5es S published 2, Tombsto@ne ne & nu,T Reeisse
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-05-29
To Advertisers.

After Ian. Ist, 1892 the rates for advertising legal notices in the PROSPECTOR will be the price fixed by the 10th Legislative Assembly, Sec. 5. Act & reads as follows:
 "Ali sheriFs notices, advertisements, sum mons. orders of sale and other advertisements necessary to be done by the sheriff or his dePu' ties, all notices of the probate judge and county school superintendent, administrators, etc SHALL BE cHARG ED FOR al the rate of sI.oo per inch for the first insertion and seventy i've cents for each subsequent insertion, set single leaded in Nonpareil. and the sherifts, probate judges administrators are hereby required to collect all such charges from the parties from whom such service is given and pay the same to the PaPei or papers performing such services.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-05-29
Mining Application No j63
U, S, Land o1iee, Tucson Arizona, ] March. P, 1892 !

U, S, Land Onice, Tucson Arizona,
 March. 22, 1892.
 Notice is hereby gwen that D, Willis James and William F. Dodge whose post ofhce address is New York City state of New York by Ben Williams attorney in fact. P, o. address blsoee Ariz, have this day filed their application for patent for six hundred and twenty-two linear feet of the Surprise Mine or vein, bear ing gold, silver, copper and other minerals with surface ground four hundred and eight tiosl feet in width, situated in the Warren Nm ing district County ot Cochise and Territory oi Arizona and designated by the field notes and official plat on file in this office as lot Number eighty iSol in Township---; range--ot -Meridian-said lot No So being described as follows to-wit:
 Beginning at post marked NJ Surprise mine No 1 and from which U $ NJ M No+ bears 79 IS' E 2f s6 feet; thence running N 5 10 I79.- feet to a monument Of stones and post marked 5 NJ No ?; thence running o3 3e w o+2 feet to monument of stones and post marked NJ No 3; thence running s 5 10 w I4o. $ feet to monument ofstones and post marked M No 1: thence running $ 5 10 w 2o7.4 feet 10 | a monument of stones and post marked ; N i No :; thence running 6o' 20 E +54 feet 10 a monument of stones and post marked = M No 6; thence running N 3+o s 35r.5 feet | to most NJ Surprise mine No I and place of beginning. Magnetic variation IT 70 Eas1 and containing 3 s25 acres.
 This claim is located in the Warren mining district, County of Cochise I7co feet south oi smeliers of the Copper Queen Con. Mining | Company. Itis described ln the held notes as being bounded or "abutting' the west line oi he Hayes mrne, but has been found to overlap | tbe same. on ,he north il is bounded by the Fast Side mine NJ C lot 6S with which it con f;cts and on the west by the Brother Jonathah M C Lot-7I.
 i Any and all persons claiming adversely any DOT ton of said Surprise mIne or surface ground, are required to file their adverse ciai,s with the Register of the United States land office al Tucson Arizona, in the county of sina | Arizona during the sixty days period oi Puoh, cation hereof, or they will be barred by virtue of the provisions of the statute.
 ''e HERBERT BROWN,
 Register. | BEN WILLIAMS Attorney in fact.
 | lis hereby ordered tha, the foregoing nouce of application for patent be published for the period of sixty (6ol days in the PRosPECroR a paily newspaper published at Tombstone Ari- zona n,o1,->r Register.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-05-29
AUTHORIZED AGENTS.

6. E. KELLOGG, No. sio Pine street, Room g and ss, san Francisco.
 F. C. DAkE. room $, Merchant Exchange san Francesca.
 GEO. r. RoWELL, 10 Spruce St New York.
 N. N. AVER SON. Philadelphia All tnsnsactious made by the above named persons vii be complied with al be PRoS- RECTOR office
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-05-29
$500 REWARD.

1~fT pay the above reward to any person persons who will give the Iniormaaon when win lead To the arrest and conviction Of any per- son or p zsoas unlawtuDy handling any of my stok.
 CATTLE-Branded fiG or left hip; ear mark right ear crop and split
 HORSESIbcandedH HG on Jeff snouIoer
 H. c. HASsELGREEN. s27sm SaH Pedro river.