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Arizona miner., 1864-11-23
THE NAVAJOS.

There is an effort in New Mexico to have the
Navajos removed from the Bosque Redondo and
placed upon the Colorado Chiquiso, in this Ter
ritory. We are not surprised that the New
Mexican, which will not see anything good in the
plans of General Carleton, should advocate this
measure. but we are amazed that our friend John
son. of the New Mexico Press, who has no little
hard sense, should favor 1t. Some months since
we took him TO task for pronouncing the Nava-
Jos an Arizona Indian but we regret that our re-
buke was in vain He still haTps upon the alb
surd notion, and ID a late issue quotes APPROX
ingly from letter Of Probate Judge Baca, of
San Miguel county, who excaims:
Let him (the navajo be located on the Col
orado Chiquto, or some suitable place in Arizo-
ma Territory in his own country, where abund-
ance of fine lands are TO be ound. with an in
exhaustbe supply OF wood and grazing resour-
ces that the Pecos river does not afford aud
settled in their own country they will have no
one TO modest or disturb them"
Overlooking the bad English of this quotation,
we protest against its assertions. The Navajo
is not an Arizona Indian, and the proposition to
place him upon the Colorado Cbquito is as cool
as the winds which blow from the San Francis
co mountain at this season. To locate a New
Mexican Indian in our Territory mot lavshly
supplied with tillable lands), and that on the
great highway fsom the Rio Grande TO the Pa
81 fc would be an act Of gross injustice. TO which
ssE people would not quietly submit.
Arizona miner., 1864-11-23

Will Judge Baca and the editor of the New
Mexico press remember that we have the Apache
to contend with, the worst Indian upon the Pa
cifc slopef Will they add to our cares and
troubles by foistiug upon US six or eight thous
and savages who have no more claim upon our
attention than those of Idaho or DakotahI Ii
the Bosque Redondo be not good locality, let
the Navajo he taken elsewhere in New Mexico
but not brought to Arizona. The proposition is
not only audacious but unjust in the extreme
aud wall meet the universal opposition OF our
people.
Arizona miner., 1864-11-23

does not at PRESENT. who that has valuable
mine will care for it, and who that has poor
mine wishes to spend dollar upon it under any
circumstances
1t sounds strange to hear men who expect to
realize fortunes from their mines, Directing to
perfecting titles to the same at cost less (and
to be less for the next three years. than their
weekly outlay for tobacco and toddies Let us
be careful how we strain at gnats and swallow
Icamels.
Arizona miner., 1864-11-23

SHAFTS are being sunk upon the M'Dougal
lode in the Hassayampa District, upon the Good.
win lode in the Turkey Creek District, and upon
several others in which the rock is of highly
promising character. What is now needed is
machinery aud we are glad to learn of several
mills being upon the road. There is no longer
any doubt as to the great merit of the mines.
Arizona miner., 1864-11-23

The LEGISLATURE adjourned on the 10th in
slant having been in session forty-three days.
The members were most OF them inexperienced,
and strangers to each other, but they met in a
proper spirit and there was but little time wasted
and few if any foolish acts will blot the record
of their proceedings The death of Mr.. Jackson
gave the friends of Prescott majority of one in
the House, but the tie in the Council prevented
the admission of Col. Eakins, and the permanent
location of the capital here. The next Legisla-
ture will meet in December, 1865, at such place
as the Governor may designate. The election
will be held in September.
We had hoped to publish full list of the acts
passed in this issue but must defer it, as also q
letter from the Governor to the members cor
graduating them on their labors.
Arizona miner., 1864-11-23
PRospERrSo.-T The Santa Fe Gazette and New

PROSPECTING The Santa Fe Gazette and New
Mexico Press (Abuquerque) come to us newly attired
and greatly improved in typographical appearance
We hardly knew old friends, especially the Press,
which is enlarged it should have been long since,
and is now the size of the MINER. We congratulate our
Rio Grande contemporaries upon the evident prosperi
ty with which they blessed. They merit success,
and We hope they may realize it to the utmost extent
When our mail is started We shall expect to receive
the Gazette and The Press with speed and regularity
Hasten the day.
Arizona miner., 1864-11-23
MAILS AT LAST.

At last we have something tangible regarding
mail service in our long neglected Territory
The Santa Fe papers contain the official adver-
,isement for contract to carry weekly mail
from Albuquerque to Prescott, by the 35th par
alel, the Whipple route. 1t is in these WORDS
with additional details:
PosToFpIcE DEPARTMENT. I
August TO- 1854. !
psopos,ts will be received at the Contract flee of
this Department until D. m Of Tuesday, the 10Th
of November next Ito be decided by the l7th,) for
conveying the United States mails in the errltory
of Arizona from the lst of January 1850 or as soon
thereafter as practicable. TO the Both OF Juus, 1866
on the route and by the schedule Of departures ana
arrivals following, viz
l44G6 From Albuquerque, New Mexico) by Atris-
CO. Fort Wingate COvero, Aqua Fria Zuni. jacobs
Well tArizona) Leroux Springs, and Woolsey s
Ranch. to Prescott $50 miles and back, once week
Leave Albuquerque Sunday at IL m;
Arrive at Prescott in 6 days by II m
Leave Prescott Thursday at IL IN;
Arrive at Albuquerque in days by IL m.
We are authorized by the Postmaster General
to place the advertisement in our columns, but
the authority came at too late a day to be availa-
BILE. The contract was to be decided By the 18th
of the present month. We care not who gets it
If the service be promptly and faithfully per
formed.
1t will be noticed that there is an error in the
arrangement of the points upon the route. 1t
doubtless is the intention to have the mail car
ried from Leloux's fork, of the Little Colorado
or Whereabouts, by the Chavez cut off, via Wool
seys Ranch. to Prescott, and not by Leroux's
spring which is at the foot OF the San Francisco
mountain, on the old (Pishonl road.
With twelve relays, which we learn is the mum
Der to be allowed the service can readily be per-
formed within the six days named and we shall
be put within quick and satisfactory communica-
ton With our friends upon the Rio Grande
Moreover we shall, (if peace is made with the
Indians upon the plains.) be in receipt of news
from Colorado and the states in much less tins
than hitherto. With proper connections WI
should have the Denver papers, with New YorI
and San Francisco kilograms OF the previous day
within twelve to fourteen days. This will Civ
us new life. and be of vast consequence to GU
remote Territory. Elsewhere we reprint an ar
ticle from the Santa Fe Gazette showing the in
portance Of the new route as a beginning Of a
overland mail from the Atlantic to the Pacf
over the 35th parallel Should service be pu
upon the route from Los Angeles, via Fort Nc
have, or that from Los Angeles, via La i'az, t
Prescott, both of which routes we understand I
have been authorized by Congress, we shall hay
a through line possessing such marked adyants
ges over any yet established that its permanenc
and popularity can hardly be matter of que;
ton.
Arizona miner., 1864-11-23
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS

The Stockholders of the Hau!apai Smelling
Mining aud Assaying Company, are hereby
notified that meeting will be held in PRESCOTT
at the Office of James Anderson. Esq, next door
to DR.. Searvishs Infrmary, on Thursday, the isl
day Of December, | 664, for the purpose OF com
pletiDg the organization OF said company.
Jso. p. BovRKE,
r. j. Cook, Corporators.
b. Il. RIGGS,
Prescott November To- 1864.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-09
W. understand ,b., Hon Joseph r Me-


Donald has consented 20 accept the nomination
for Governor Of Indiana IL the seme Should be
rendered him hy the Democratic State COnven-
ton. which is 10 assemble at Indianapolis 90 the
llth of july. Tue eminent executive ability of
Mr Mcdonald, together with. his sound consery-
alive Democracy. will doubtless concentrate upon
him the united strength of the Democratic party.
aud insure not Only hi- nomination. but his TIL
umphant election.-l Jacksonville Democrat.
DKsRBoKS CouNrr-In the election Of town
ship officers. IN tbs county. Democrats achieved
their usual victory. electing twelve Trustees out
OF the iourt Ell. and elected equai proportion
Of Justices Of the Peace and Cvnsiables Dear-
born has the reputation of being one Of the most
reliable Democratic counties in the State. and in
the recent election. we have fully sustained our
good name. Whatever changes the exciting
topics Of the day may produce in other localities
and States, the Democracy of this county have
determined 10 remain firm TO their old faith sup.
porting the Constitution and remaining ue TO
the Union, and in this the hour of our great trial
endeavoriug TO inspire our friends elsewhere
With the hope nat there i vet chance to save
the country in the restoration OF the good old
Democratic party to power Lawrenceburg
Register.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-09
from 81. Louis.

ST. LOUIS. April S.-A fire occurred in Alton
Illinois. on W Wednesday night, consuming ware
house on the levee. occupied by Simpson &
ketchum. filled with hay and produce. The ad-
joining buildings were occupied by Topping Bros
q Co, hardware merchants, and Calvin 4 Wis
sore. auctioneers. Loss about 500 100. Insur
ance 500 900
The Democrats Alexandra (La.) dispatch
says:
large. amount of cotton is being captured
along Red River. 1t i reported that several
naval officers were captured, while conGscating
cotton.
Admiral Porter has issued circular to cap
tsins and owners of steamboats, in the employ OF
the rebel Government AS transports, ii they will
deliver their boats to him he will afford them
every opportunity to recover their property
while If they burn them they will Ue total
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-09

The WHOLESALE GROCERY BUSINESS The
jobbing grocer, business has become leading lea
ture in the trade of our CITY. few wears a o such
an establishment wss not known-nOw the sales
in this line reach millions of dollars annually
No firm in the city has contributed as much to
develop this branch of trade IS Messrs A. x II.
Schnull. Their enterprise energy and sagacty
ATE appreciated by our business community aud
possessing ample means. they enabled e. con-
duct their business most geOusly, not Ohly
for themselves, but their customers Messrs.
Schnulls' stock of goods is the largest in the
city. and il embraces every article in their line OF
trade. Their advertisement. which will be found
in another column. shows the leading articles
they have for SAFE; and may add that they
were purchased before the recent rise in gre
cerieS. There are more liberal prompt
merchants than this firm and this statement is
best sttested hy their large and increasing trade
The Mes>rS. Schnulls have recently removed into
their new block on South Meridian. corner of
Mary land street. the most subst intisl and mpOs
ing IN ctv. and in every way admirably
adapted 10 their business
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-09
STATE ITEMS.

Sheriff Kern. OF Vigo county. took six
prisoners to the State Prison at Jacksonville
last week
The Democracy of Vigo county elected i've
Trustees, and the abolitiouists seven at the cleo
ton last Monday.
The Shebyvlle Volunteer says: I'VE have
received but reported returns from the out town.
ships. but the result IL in every way satisfactory.
aud proves that the Democrats we're wide awake
to their duty
The Democrats we're successful in eecting
their entire tickets in every township OF the
county. except Gill There. light vote
poiled-the Democrats having no idea that an
opposition ticket was to be run ill after dinner.
The Aboitionists turned out in their strength
after noon, the scheme having been secretly ar
ranged the day beiore.-lSuI County Demo
crat.
-lSDIAxA TOBACCO From fifteen to twenty
five wagons loaded with tobacco, pass through
this CITY daily, for the Louisville market. All
tins tobacco is the growth of Floyd. Harrison.
Orange and Washington counties in this State
The crop has just commenced moving, and the
quality OF the tobacco i said TO be excellent
The crop of last year. through this section Oi
Indiana. Was much heavier than ever before =
New Albany Ledger.
-MES kILLED Two men were killed ON he
Louisville, New Albany and Chicago Railroad
on THURSDAY; one near San Pierre. aud another
near Charlottesville The hrst mentioned was
supposed To have been a soldier belonging In the
regiment going south on the morning tram. Ia.
BODY was reduced To a shapeless mas -carcel,
recognizable A. ever having been human His
remains were gathered M IN a ,ude box The
man killed near Cra~ louisville supposed TO
have been living on the track intoxicated La
fayette Journal
-TIProN COUSrY.-The election here on
Monday last. passed quietly as elections should
always pass OF. We have not heard of a single
disturbance in town. The electors had fair
chance Ia express their opinion of the party in
power. at the ballot box: that institution which
~as formerly considered the palladium OF liberty
The result Democratic triumph. by an in
creased majority. The ticket nominated last
saturday, vas elected BY an average majority Of
e. Although our spring elections consid
cred unimportant, yet IL shows that if freedom
oil speech aud OF the press is allowed. by Abra-
hat the First. during the coming campaign, aud
voters are not Illuminated by FEDERAL b. yonets.
he and his corrupt administration siil be iuair-
nantly hurled iron poSer by a much sbused and
long suffering peOpe We also lear. tbat he
Democratic ticket Was elected ia Wildcat town
ship. by an Increased majority L. Liberty town
ship. ID. A Fish. Democrat, was elected over
Spauldiug. aboiitionisl. Liberty gave. last f,ll
fifteen majority tor the abolition candidate.
Democratic Union.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-09
TElEcRAPHlc:'
HEroHrrD Err-EssLTpOD TEE PAM sTArE srxussI
Noon Reports.
STILL SHOOTING At CHARLESTON
Lee Reported to have 10000 Troops
FIRE 1T .zLTOS, ILLE.TOES.
Forests Officers in Indiana to
Excite Revolt.
&c. &C., &c, &c &c.
Noon Reports.


NEW YORK, Anrl The steamer Arsgo ar.
rived last Night from Hilton Head, she bsoughi
the 9Th Pennsylvania and detachmeats from sew.
eral Other regiments.
Advices from Florida report small skirmish
on March 2lst, near Pila'ska, between our pick
els ard the gunboat Ottowa.
By means Of flag Of truce, permission was
obtained BY Chaplain Chapman. of the 18th New
York, to go to Tai ahasse to ascertain the cond
ton OF our wounded. in the hands OF the enemy
Reports say they badly treated especially col
ored soldiers.
Gen Hatch temporarily commands the Florida
Department.
Gen. Seymour remains at Hilton Head for the
present
Gen. Gilmore has been to Jacksonville and has
returned TO Hilton Head
A few shells are occasionally sent into Charles
ton.
The famous 80 mound Parrot gun at Cum
mings Point, exploded after being fired 4,6l5
times.
A special t. the Times dated Washington 7th,
says:
Refugees from Richmond report Lees army
being largely augmented and he expected 10 start
the Spring campaign with $4,000 $4,000
troops
CUnscripts are constantly arriving at Richmond
and are sent forward to the Rapidan without de-
lay.
The reports that the Richmond Fred
ercksburg Railroad has been taken up by the
rebels is untrue.
The general understanding in Richmond among
the Tetel leaders are concluded on the defensive
operations this Spring.
The Federal War Department is about to weed
out unemployed Generals TO the number of thirty
or forty.
The champion billiard match between Kavan-
augh and Herman was won by the former.
Further adyices from Hilton Head report forty
or fifty refugees from Charleston, picked up in
small boat by one of the blockaders The
rebel Rams on stocks at Charleston were badly
inju, ed by fire. which is directed against them
whenever the weather is favorable for prac
tce.
Cotton steady at 76c
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-09

WAsHINGroN. April lit is understood tina.
the Senate military committee to-day reported
to the secret session adversely. the nomination
of Maj Gen. Schofeld
A letter from the Army of the Potomac says
that no results of general importance had recent
lv occurred.
Gen. Burnside has gone West on special mis-
sion for the purpose of raising negro troops in
Kentucky.
A dispatch from Louisville says that several OF
Forests officers have crossed the Ohio river into
Indiana, for the purpose of exciting the people
to revolt.
Forrest in his late raid had several hundred
Kentucky recruits; he is now on his way TO Cor
iDth and will from there undertake, with rein
forcements. raid into middle Kentucky, with
the expectation of getting large number of re-
cruits. Others say he will join Longstreet and
proceed into Eastern Kentucky
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-09

~ Business is no longer confined to WASH
ington street. Our city is growing so rapidly
that other outlets for our trade growing rap
idly. Illinois. Meridian and PENNSYLVANIA streets,
from New York street to the Union Railway
track are dedicated to business. Virginia Ave
nue. and Delaware street also doing a large
share OF business, and would draw more was
there more enterprise in building upon them In
this connection we notice that Rev. David Ste
venson, who purchased the old Walpole man
sion on Virginia Avenue. is about TO convert it
into business block. by carrying the walls out
TO the streets and remodeling it. IL will be
great improvement to the Avenue, which is des-
ined to be one of the main arteries of the city
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-09
DIR. WHITTIER.

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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-09

RECEPTION OF THE 39rH. The continuous
rain Yesterday interiered with the ceremonies ut
the reception OF the gallant 18Th r, gimeut The
march up Washington street was dispensed with
much to the regret OF citizens who desired TO see
the parade. The regiment was marched by the
shortest route to Masonic Hall, where Gen Car
ington. in behalf of Gov Morton, enlivened them
in an eloquent and patriotic speech Major Jons-
than w. Gordon. in the absence OF Mayor Gavin,
welcomed them in behalf OF the city
Col. I. j Harrison replied. acknowledging on
the part OF his regiment, the reception accorded
Them. Lieut. Col jones also spoke with great
force and effect
All are glad to welcome the brave boys of the
.3Sth home again nobler regiment never left
Indiana
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-09
~ II will he no,iced Nv tbe;, .dva,,;...,

IL IL will be noticed by their advertisement
that the firm of Virgins 4 Chandler is dissolved.
Mr.. Virgins intends to remove TO California
but will remain with Mr. Chandler until August
next. By industry and enterprise tins firm have
built up large trade in their lne-the foundry
and machine business. They have been engaged
in the manufacture Of agricultural implements of
various kinds. saving machines, sugar mills, &c,
and their work has high reputation throughout
the country. and Mr. Chandler has the energy
and capital TO continue the business as success
fully as it has been conducted The establish
ment of Mr. Chandler is located on West Wash
ington street. the White River bridge
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-09
LYONS KATHAIRQN.

Aa'hairon IS from the Greek word "Ksfhro," or
ksthairO," sgnfyins to cleanse, reuvinsfe and re-
store This article is what is name signifies porpre.
serving, restoring and beautfying the human
the most remarkable preparation the world. n 10
again owned and put up by the original proprietor and
Is now made with the care. skill and attention
which gave il sale Of million bottles per
aunum.
IL Is . most delightful Hair DresslDg
II eradcstes scurf and dandruf.
Ii keeps the head cool and clean.
II makes the hair rich son and glossy.
hprevenis the hair from falling 81 and turning gray
IL restores hair upon bald heads.
Any lady or gentleman who values beautiful head %
hair should use Lyons Ksthsron- Il 10 known and used
throughout the civilized world.
Sold by all respectable dealers.
DEuAS =. BARNES a CO., ny
febs-d6m-eod
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-09

LANCE Sale OF Lors ON NEXT MONDAY Per
sons eeing this not ce shouli not fill To consider
what bargains NAV be had At the sale of building
lots on the Northwest Diagonal. on Monday
Thirt, i've lots will be cold. all OF which are
elligibly located. and the hest lots for build
ing purposes that have been offered for sale Tor a
long time They are but FIVE squares from the
center of the CITY. and in a section of the CITY
that "a rapidly improving Only one fifth of the
purchase money Is required he paid down.
Particulars can be had upon inquirlng at the real
estate Office Of Wilev 4 Martin
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-09

Total loSyuo
Esch certificate viii Be sod separately, and In the or
der above gwen bat In event will eLer Of s.id cer
caies struck OF and solt BY for than sexea-
tyve per Of the par value there0f Certificates Il
purchase viii Be by me esecut and deliveries 20 the
purchasers, which. under and By the terms Of the de-
will eniitle the purchasers have the said
ncates Of stock purchased. regularly transferred BY
the laws 81 the state Of Indiana prov dsd
tfcztes issued Of regular transfer and all
moneys paid 90 By The purchasers he ard
main anoer the ORDER and coatro Of the Court uHu Tie
Court shall ~ duly notified b. me that such transfer has
been made By the officers q the Indisnsshus
the inrsre Of purchasers carefully gnardcc Zach
Of the above certificates offered for sale draw interest
from the frst day q January, A. isss bot inter-
prior thai data DAVID q. koSk.-
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-09
sE- We have never seen, in any establishment

cB We have never seen, in any establishment
OF the kind in our largest cities, richer sssort-
ment OF goods than are upon the shelves of
Moritz 4 Brother merchant taors No 3 East
Washington street. Their stock is general and
complete, embracing every variety and style of
gentlemen's wear We direct attention to their
large stock OF light cloths for spring aud sum
mer use. and especially to their varieties of
Scotch cassmeres, which take the lead in the
fashionable world. Messrs Moriiz Bro have
not only the choicest of goods. both To quality
and style, but the most experienced workmen to
manufacture them. If gentleman cannot be
suited at this establishment. il will be useless TO
make the attempt elsewhere. api9-dlw.