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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-06

A1SO RBWARD.-Rsnawsy, on Monday,
BIOO l7th infant Negro Roy named JIM He Is about
ett or nch,s tigh, II years Old, near Sighted ani
black With The left eheek under the rye lie has been
seen III this city day The resgrd viii be paid for
h dsIysrJ the sIchond Theatre. Ih and Broad
do2l-u
Arizona miner., 1864-10-05

A PRoPosrTIov Swilling Esq, author
lies us TO say that he will provide d good man
with three hundred days provisions, pair Of sir
shooters rife or shotgun, and nueor horse.
provided said man will join in o campaign OK
three hundred days against the Apaches, and in
prospecting the country east of this place AT
the termination of the time the arms and animal,
which with the provisions will cost about 5000
lin gold), to belong to the man. Mr. Swing
thinks the time has come for protracted and
vigorous movement and suggests this plan, hop.
ing others will agree to it, and put large com.
pany 10 the field. He does not care who leads
the party provided he is a good man. His OBJ
iect s rid the country Of the Apache and learn
its mineral wealth. which he believes to he great
er than that of any other part of Arizona yet
explored. Furthermore. he Gays he wants to
have IL settled whether the whites or the Indians
are TO rule here, and to feel If possible that the
property he has acquired is secure. Mr. Swil.
lngs proposition is certainly liberal and praise
worthy We hope it will excite our citizens to
united action.
Arizona miner., 1864-10-05
ANOTHER New MINING DISTRACTION tn,

ANOTHER New MINING DISTRACTION the
seth ultimo the miners of Big Bug and vicinity
formed new mining district, which they Gel! the
Woolsey Quartz Mining District, in honor OF 1t
Colonel King s. Woolsey, whose ranch is 10
about the centre OF the district. We have re
celved the laws and will publish them as soon as
our space will admit. The bounds OF the district
are thus defined Commencing on the Aqua
Fra at the north east corner of the Turkey
Greek Quartz Mining District, thence following
said boundary on the northern side to the high
point Of rocks at the head Of Lynx, Big Bug
Turkey and Hassayampa creeks, and from thence
down the dividing ridge between the waters o.
the Lynx and Big Bug creeks. and along said
ridge until it makes down into the valley at OF
near the sink of Lynx Creek from thence north
east to the main Aqua Fria, and thence down
said stream 10 the place of beginning"
James o. Robertson, Esq. late OF the La Pa2
Express. is Recorder of the district, which prom
Uses to be one of the richest 10 this vicinity
Shafts are being sunk upon the Snaloa, Sonora
aud Buncombe gold lodes. and they are likely 70
compare favorably with the best gold lodes 10
the country. Moreover they are admirably stu
Iated for working. = gag 81 l.+la
Arizona miner., 1864-10-05

LATEST NEws.-As we 60 % press 3 p.
October 5th) l.. Dukes, ESQ., snd Edward Carl
son. ESQ, Of Fort Mohave, have just reached
Prescott with California papers to September
10th. i3A
General Mcclellan was nominated for Presi
dent and - for Vice President at the con-
vention held at Chicago on the 29th OF August
Governors Seymour OF New Nork and Andrew
of Massachusetts have been re-nomnated.
Gen. Grant was still Smelling Petersburg and
there was reason to believe that the Confederate:
we're preparing to evacuate the city.
Atlanta was fully 10 possession of Gen. Sher'
man and will be kept a strictly military city.
Mobile is reported TO be at the mercy OF Ear
ragut's guns. Three of his monitors were inside
lof the harbor distractions. General Averill u
again 10 occupation OF Martinsburg.
tits rumored that SIR. Adams will soon resign
az Minister to England and Mr., Chase be made
| his successor. Henry j Raymond is spoken o
as likely to succeed Mr. Dayton as Minister tt
France.
DISPATCHES dated New York 18th Septembel
quoted gold at 22l.
There will be no draft in California. 80.
Greenbacka were worth %s cents In San Fran
cisco.
Arizona miner., 1864-10-05
SOMETHING having been said as to the propfie-

ty OF the Secretarys calling the Legislature to
order and swearing the members in, it is enough
to say that he was invited to do so by each
house, Col Wooisey moving it in the Council,
and General Jones in the House. 1t may be
added that it is the invarable custom for the
Secretary to call the Legislature together. and
that it is no uncommon thing for the members
to qualify before that oficer--athough the Chief
Justice or an Associate Justice is sometimes in-
vited. The fact that Chief Justice Turner, and
Associate Justices Howell, and Allyn. of this
Territory each qualified before the Secretary, at
the organization of the territorial government.
would seem to show his authority to administer,
the oath to be at least equal to theirs.
Arizona miner., 1864-10-05

MAIL Routes. Rev. III. w. Read postmss-
ter at Prescott, has received letters from the
Post Office Department requesting him to learn
the particulars Of the roads from Los Angeles TO
La Paz and Prescott, from Los Angeles to Mohave
and Prescott, and from the Pimo Villages to
Prescott. This would indicate the purpose Of
the Department TO put service upon these routes
at once. They were authorized at the last ses.
sion OF Congress, as we'll as e route from Albu
querque here. while that from Mesilla to Tucson
for which the country below the ella is suffer
| ing was authorized a year or two since. We
regret that there has been so much delay in pro
yiding us mail facilities, and rejoice that at last
we are likely to have them although we have
no expectation of liberal arrangements under the
present Postmaster General. He seems TO thinl
every dollar spent upon the Territories as thrown
away.
Arizona miner., 1864-10-05

w. A. WERRINGER of La Paz, has been ap-
pointed Sheriff for the Second District vice
Isaac A. Bradshaw, resigned William Butter
Geld has been made alcalde, and Cornelius Sage,
constable. at Castle Dome. A. @. Dunn Is ap-
pointed Deputy United States Marshal for this
district, Solomon Shoup. of Lynx Creek, has
been made Acalde vice DIR. Alsop, removed To
Prescott end resigned
Arizona miner., 1864-10-05
IL our last we referred to letter to the New

IN our last we referred to letter TO the New
York Tribune from an anonymous corespon-
dent in which our Territory and its interests
were grossly msrepresented. We are glad to
find by a later number of that paper that Chief
Justice Turner who happened to be in New
York at the time, exposed the ignorance and
prejudice OF the writer in a mastery manner.
His article occupies column 10 the Tribune and
is clear and conclusive defense of the Territory
from its irresponsible assailant. and an able ex-
position of the exact condition OF affairs here.
1t must do much good, and the Chief Justice il
entitled to the thanks of all our people for his
prompt and efficient action.
Arizona miner., 1864-10-05

THE sale of lots in Prescott begun upon the
let instant and continued until to day. The
lots bring greater prices than at the previous
sales, and are eagerly sought. On Monday 10,
on Gurley Street. upon the plaza. sold for s255
Lots adjoining it brought at previous sale but
$40. Among the purchasers are many new CON-
ers. who promise to build at once, and there ID
every prospect OF a rapid growth of the town.
Arizona miner., 1864-10-05

"YAvApI is the name proposed for this coun
ty, and it would seem the most appropriate, as
the 'Yayapis formerly roamed here. Mohave
Yuma and ella, Tucson or Pspago, arc names
sur gested for other counties. taAt
Arizona miner., 1864-10-05

The United States District Court met in this
place on the 9th ult, Judge Allyn presiding.
The only suit commenced in the Court
was that of Murray VIZ. Wickenbu-g. Moore and
others, in matter Of dispute concerning the
vulture o. Wickenbure gold lode.
Arizona miner., 1864-10-05
SALE OF LOTS.

The sale of lots of the Town OF Prescott is
postponed o. the 18th of October. Parties who
have bought lots ara requested to call and settle
previous TO taat date or the lots will be re-sold
By order OF the Commissioner
Arizona miner., 1864-10-05
EDWARD CARLSON,

AssAYER, ae e
Notary Public, and Commissioner of Deeds for
California.
Assays made At San Francisco prices.
Powers of Attorney drawn and deeds executed.
MOHAVE, ARIZONA. f
Arizona miner., 1864-10-05

CLAYTON RALsroN, Esq, has lost his license, from
the Supreme Court of the State of Illinois Attorney
at Law Any person finding the same will confer q
favor by leaving it at this office. q"
Arizona miner., 1864-10-05

CoSRr ExcHAsGE--Mr. A. Brichta has fitted up
a neat Saloon in the new building next door TO Gray
& Co 3 store. Brchta is good felew and his bar is
supplied with the best wines liquors, and cigars.
Arizona miner., 1864-10-05

MEssRs BARNETT & BARTH have just received a
large and we'll selected stock OF wines liquors, and
cigars Give them call. They have large stock OF
goods, and are gentlemanly and obliging
Arizona miner., 1864-10-05

By invitation Of Legislature, Rev. Fl w. Head
viii preach in the Legislative building each Sabbath at
10 IL q. m
Arizona miner., 1864-10-05

" you want tip-top cigar, go towormser & Co e
We've been there. '.
Arizona miner., 1864-10-05

MEssRs BOWERS. Suffers at Fort Whippe. take
and have constantly taken, greenbacks at so cents
the dollar f.''ttat
Arizona miner., 1864-10-05

DUKES ExPREss.-Mr. Dukes will return 10 Mohave
on Friday, and connect there with the Government
Express to Los Angeles He offers to carry all doeu
ments for the members of the Legislature free Of
charge-a generous offer which will be appreciated
Arizona miner., 1864-10-05

The Miller Brothers pushing ahead the store Of
Mr. Hardy of Hsrdyville II is to be upon Granite
Street and will soon be ready for occupation When
such driving men as Jacob and Sam Miller, and Mr.
Hardy unite there is business ahead.
Arizona miner., 1864-10-05

The PLAZA Wall There is balance yet due
on the Plaza Well. The parties to whom it is owing
are anxious TO have it settled one of them desires
to go to California meeting of citizens Is called ct
Brichtas Exchange, on Friday evening at dark to
consider the matter. we hope it will be fixed to the
satisfaction of all concerned The well is certainly Of
great advantage To the town.
Arizona miner., 1864-10-05

Masonic FUNERAL.-On the 9th ult, Mr.. Hopkins,
a miner, lately from La Paz died at the Fort Whippe
hospital. Of typhoid fever He buried OH the fol-
lowing day in the Prescott cemetery with Masonic
honors We were surprised to see so many Masons in
this country Among those who attended the body
TO the grave were Governor Goodwin Captain Ander-
son. and Lieutenants Barr and Curtis Of Fit Whippe.
Gen w Claude Jones, Speaker of the House, Judge
Berry, Representative Appel, Col. Woolsey, VIM. R.
Murray Esq, and Judge Brooks. The ceremonies
were in the usual impressive and beautiful manner.
We learn that Masonic Lodge will soon be organ.
lied in this place.
Arizona miner., 1864-10-05

TaE weather is cool as in New York or Boston
at this season. If not cooler The nights are really
sharp-overcoats blankets and ires in lively de-
mand, especially among our visitors from the South
ern country. Several eff the Representatives from
Tucson who were quartered at the Governors house
until they could be provided for in town, were kept
comfortable in the mornings and evenings by large
fires built out of DOORS there being as yet no chmney'
In the house
Arizona miner., 1864-10-05

Mr. JACKSON, Representative from the First District
appeared in his seat Thursday and took the oath
He has since been unable to meet with the House
owing to debility from long sickness and the fatigue Of
the journey from Tucson. We wish him speedy re
storaton to health.
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TUE FOLLOWING HOUSES ARE OFFERED FOR

TUE FOLLOWING HOUSES ARE OFFERED FOR
E. a. IS So. srG 4 SH PINE STREET
sS A. opposite Madison :aass elegant HOUSE, running
9th s1 arsoy H four stories brown s.op. as1so Zee.
S naa e. r. sfs sa
Madison square several extra barge and ssn Houses
Madison ~. near $50 s., nrst els.s brown stone
Snsn gl. &C. ss nee. bSSsassy ssed Houses
s ST en
18th ct. de-. do, nrst class, in fine order.
1S ma. "a n s1s, A. s1ss ne s se es
is.h st near SIN av. first cass House, with extension
ssss; * s. s5S 81; assisS s::snsa
Saf P.ss ssss ;ss .''''a'l
si Ps1 Is: s ss Ssi sor.s s a'0'
ISi:s st. near B!ssd~ay. beautiful S...nsa.
.ies.ns sf Ss ssusc
50 st: 81 II s.:: e e. st e. order
Ssd s., near Mh Az, ar.. clsss awclinss
s,tl q, near Broadway slarse and elegant houses
s1th A. near Gu sv., brown stone, 2oass;
@ 81 :Sss;s si%s; ;'is : a. STABLE
" a. siss s3s d .:s;;s ssa'
S9.n q. near y! 81 .y handsome house =, ,o sSso
aix sns v sssaaspl order.
az AZ s sss.:s Hss: &c:
En- st. ns: s,1 ing .:: A.: r. s hasn't ~A rs,Ssre
ss 81 three story sc... fss 49,, Ana eI'sasoa
near ~ ~. Four tories :!ssp ~sa built '''
sis s. near @ % Hcu:s With extension
& :y s, ssss sasss ssss'
Also for sale many other arst asd sscoui Houses,
''''''' located e. ii &c.,.
t-fN's--- NesrRroaiwav
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AMusEMENT.S.

A CADEny OF musvc -
N GERMAN OPERA
w OF the consued severe tndlspsssssss
H. O. Aasohnss. performance caa ~ given % ssss
MEDICAL CERTIFICATE Os MR. AksCHUTTs rHv
oICfAN.
hs~eby certify that Mr. Car AnsrhuU b conhseA - -
With attack Of bilious fever and deem m
sAfe Cor him 20 attempt 10 tesss his bed fos some
-7i " WELExEK, NJ d.
Due viii se when the WI oomneoes
nest week. M#f ##
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M" NEW vRARs DAv.uN
NEW YEARS DAT.
THIS AFTERNOON, AT 3 O'CL0OK,
m This AFTERNOON AT O'OLJOOH ~ .,..-., vt
go THIS AFTERNOON. AT sO'CLOOK.
farna TONIGHT, AT 8 0'OIs0CK.
ngs 4rNNg - .r,r 1898 ~ ~ X,G1WCH
HOPR CHAPEL. s07'I- y 'cl7idN ,..lt, 5t9W
* HOPE CHAPEL, ...,, .a7aaay .e-.I. a1
7iS RROADwAr. 3

The most reGned ami deghf Ia the city Ssies
THE MAMMOTH STEftfiOSCOP TlCOW; on MIRROR
or THE UNTvl RISE" This spleDdM entertainment,
which is nightly attrastns crowds st our best sssns
the expense OF travel The most beautiful 6ceneU,
Architecture and Statunry OF ell lands and akes arc pro
sened IN sertes Of superb views thrown upon canvas
neasufng six hundred feet and illuminated y Che
hancy Of noonday BY the most powerful light ksown to
science. lr4arNfgQ btIE4Hefi .' n.at@19i..l
The beautiful AMI startling Illusion OF the White Lady
spirit Of the Alps with the elegant moonlight and
sunset eHccts, Will berepeated =
GRAND STATgARY DISPLAY ON SATURDAY.
Doors open al Y. Tours begin ct T. u. Administer
81 cents Reserved seats So cents ~ ana .ia
ur3ad Matinee every "Wednesday and Saturday, ct
O'Clock II. b. NcKE0N. Manager
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~ mi LIANT -LAsDs-ro AID wAsIIN6 FARMS =
vciinate mi rs south OF Philadelphia by railroad. Rcn
eo probes largo cops twenty and nfy acre tracts at
from ga 70 SO acre payable within Tour yeos Good
busneas openings for wanuf,cicres and oher eh rches
schools and good II IL the most improving
place or West, Hundred settina ana building
The beauty with which the 10 laid out Ia UNSURPASSED
Levers answcrcd aiming reports aud NJ yng full
, v, ion VIII be sent free Address Chas Lands,
Prom pqrt OF Scion Robinson Agricultural editor Of the
gounrj1 Ms Of the fertile tracts 10
emos,E III position and suitable condition for pleasant
iEminA wye know Of this side ofthe Western prariss.
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a T $40 FOURTH AyEycE-uY DAT q CoBB-FoR
sse ~ East Thirty second street 1swes sn bssement
eno Third avenues north Tour story
syhW1is 10; al improvements fossss'oA s'As N'so
37.oOO Terms easy.
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Course tickets y sinsie admission, 30 cents TO be had
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TREAT oaIEsrAL MUSIC HALL Il
"a SISsT sSs
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= THE GRAND CORPS DE BALLET
VA In and original ballets under the direction Of
the renowned
MONS PAUL BRILLIANT NnE
hOrICB-Severa OF the most PRonrHsSf ARTISTS OF IN
DAT sreNeagaged and viii appear na
~ ~ - MONDAY JANUARY 4. 1884 sN

yNALLACKS.
Doors open ct haif past seven; ovsrtsrs
eight; curtain rises ~ conclusion. The
performance will sermuse ciose 70 eleven O'Clock.
~ PRfCx0 o. ADMISSION 3il
Dress circle and paruuet 20 cents
koscryed seAts IN dress circle .11 cents
Family z. - oouts
rrivste
win b given Mr.. Lester wslisck,s new Drama.
With its beautiful Scenery Novel MachineY Original Au
Il SEVENTY SECOND TINE,
and which Mr.. LESTER WALLACK Mr.. GILBERT.
MR. FISHER, Mr.. HOLLAND MIR. JOHN SETON MR..
DAILY, Mr.. BROWNE, Mr.. PARKgs. Mr. PORE, MRS.
HORY, MISS CANNON. MISC AORANT. MRS. VERNON,
MRS. JOHN SEXTON. MISS BAReBTf MISS LIZ BRUN
\ MONDAY, sixth night Of The ssfat s
q LOVE CHASE
n e, which MEsSRs B., LKSTER WALLACE CHARLES JS
WILLIAMSON. POPE. MRS. H0EY. MRS. WILKINS,
nIas MADsLIEE HRNRIQUB6. MISS GREER and
MISS CAMERON will perform. ..a
TUESDAY, seventy third night Of RosEDALE.
WEDNESDAY. nrst time here NAVAL ENGAGEMENTS.
~h nrs i SI NJ ssaion RNorasH oENrLExAN
THURSDAY, seventy fourth night OF ROSEDALB.
nARRfED LIFE will be repeated the nrst available op.
portenity
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NTRAM POwER-OwING TO ILL HEALTH, THE
- subscriber Offers for sale the old established business
earned by him at the southwest OF First
and Twenty street. cgcthewth the Ground and
B udiugA four story and basement substantially built
ground 74x9s feet Engine Boilers Hangers shafting. Pull
Ieys Betting and all the Machinery necessary 70 carry on
tragh circular and variety also saving planning and
burning ell their branches The above affords oppor
Aunsy rarely mewith for parties wishing 70 engage In
gain with or without thc stock stock OF Lumber viii be
sold together with the above II required Also number Of
accommodains tcrma Two small brick Houses on souea
avenues. for 81 900 esch j. r. CUNNINGHAM southwest
OF East Twenty seventh and First
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cI,uE DWELLING HousE, NO a1i EAST HIGHIERSIH
street, beween First AID Second for sale. fu
qule SEJAH d. SEAMAN, foot OF East Twenty .dfb st
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~ farm shares with large dairy preferred; has
nhree able work. his wife practical dairy
n j.. stating location and particulars.
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WINES, LIaUoRs, &C,

our FAMILY rAcKAoE FOR rue HOLIDAYS. A
case containing dorm bottles assorted liquors
Brandy Bourbon and scotch whisKcy Sherry and Port
ne &C. Al o. ,hs pursst quality Price ga orders from
SAMUEL RLLrsoN. les broadway.
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MEXICAN THEATRR
"a T.. III -. -. 4<4 BROADWAY,
BRILLIANT ATTRACTIONS FOR NEW YEAR.
,rs4. ..L I'LL - TWO a--li- bllFVa

A MEXICAN THEATRE.
BRILLIANT ATTRACTIONS FOR NEW YsXR !,
GRAND rsnroaRxsEAscEs TO-DAY. .
CHANGE or PRooRXSM AF ZACH fk.fosMAxcR
MATINEE MATIEEE 1MATIsRRE. MATINEE MATIskE'
MATiHEE MATINEE, MANNER, MATINEE,
AT TWO O'CLOCK. III
Every person shout see
Mr.. y. II. CHTLDERS
the wonder Of the Nineteenth Century, A0
IN HIS GREAT MUsKHT DRILL.
which has never been cSSsllea tn Y .orld ra
ia his OF sinal Comic Soogs
CHARLEY wHtTR,
the renowned Negro Comedian, with the
KNIGHTS or ETHIOPIA,
In thsir different Acta, Songs, Dances. &c
The beautiful spectacular and fairy drama entitled
THE LILIES OF KILLARNEY; -....
Is r. FAIRY OF TIE LAKE.
Lany Mclaughlin. ....................T. L. Donne(y
squire Lynch cnnr!
Eellx McCape I'd Murray
ha@ hesrney MISC MOfonu
NED Ii. GrAnAn
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