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Arizona miner., 1866-06-13
Notice

Is hereby given that I have thls day apPofsxea Wm J. Galloway my lawful sgenl ana a.,g, ", ,.y lD lian.ss' l.'s .,s.a .,y HACK W. SWELLING.
 Wicsensurg. <. T, arnl ;s, is11 m
Arizona miner., 1866-06-13

THE agricultural societies of ten States have memorialized the President to remove Isaac Newton, Commissioner of Agriculture.
Arizona miner., 1866-06-13

WE are pleased to hear tha, Henry wickenburg 2 fast recovering,
Arizona miner., 1866-06-13

Tns Pioneers have nice reading room in Stan
 ,sy's house on Montezuma street.
Arizona miner., 1866-06-13

Tur taxable property of the county of Yayapai | assessed at s37s,OO0.
Arizona miner., 1866-06-13

NED BowEEs, accidentally shot two weeks sincc, Is getting on finely. Ditto Sheriff Bourkc.
Arizona miner., 1866-06-13

yrcKs government train arrived here on Fri
 ry hst, and started on Monday for Ia Paz.
Arizona miner., 1866-06-13

4 STEPHEN ocnoA has been appointed Super Ssor for Pima county In place of Granville Wheat,
 nadc Sheriff
Arizona miner., 1866-06-13

x CAPrAm wAsHBuRs, Dr Palmor, and Lleuten- An.s tsutton and Ccrvaztss, of the Arfzona yelun- iecrs, have lately been in town.
Arizona miner., 1866-06-13

Ex.PRopArE Judges Flower and Johnson, of
 S una county, are in town, and propose bringing \ quartz mill here.
Arizona miner., 1866-06-13
A BASE ball club has been formed in Prescott.

GENERAL B,xSIse writes that he has no mail contracts In Arizona.
Arizona miner., 1866-06-13

S PAraAsrER with funds to pay the troops and slso with money for quartermaster Futile, !s ,o be acre during the present month.
Arizona miner., 1866-06-13

MAILs.-The following k from the Santa Fe l,a,ette of May 5th We this week received a opnil from Arizona, the first since November bsst.
Arizona miner., 1866-06-13
REMINGToNsi REvOLvERs,

P.rtief ,-sIring 10 avail themselves of the late i,uneosssnsnis in pistols, and superior workman slip as1 fbrm. wili find all combined in the New Refulnefsn Revoivcfs.
 tYfesafs c0nfaiping cuts and description Of ,,,r rias Hl be furnished upon application.
 E. REMINGTON x SONS,
 llllon, New York. M6ose 4 Niisiots Agents, No. iD COurtl.nd 1aneri scW York II
Arizona miner., 1866-06-13

8 CLARK, and other frelghters, arrived here or fhe second instant, with stores fos the govern Aent snyerttprpe Browns train arrived or DC 3ist ulL
Arizona miner., 1866-06-13

A DR. JAMES GARvIS. formerly of Prescott. aud
 1Aie Of Tucson, Is now living In Los Angeles Iis
 eany friends will rejoice to know that his health ' greatly improved.
Arizona miner., 1866-06-13
E. BENNINGTON & SUNS,
 MANUFACTURER OF RecOIrers, Rifes, Mttsi EetS aud CdrbineS, For the United statas Service. Also Pocket and Belt Revolvers.
 REPEATING PISTOLS,

Barrels. and Gun Materials, sold by Gun Dealers and the Trade generally
 In these days of housebfeaklng and robbery, ey. cry house. st6re, bank and office should have ons of
Arizona miner., 1866-06-13

LA PAz, June sth, 1866
 Since my last to you the people of La Pax have had merry time, on the occasion Of a wedding, which was followed by grand ball, given in honor thereof. The names of the happy couple are Senor Don Miguel l.. Par alta and Senorita Dona Dolores Avoizu. The ceremony vas celebrated by Don G. A. Apal- ateguia, on the morning of the 4th of June. Early in the evening after, the many friends of the happy pair met in the ball room and trpped the light fantastic toe until the small hours of morning, to the diseounine of such merry music as only my A@igpo MerieanO, che harpero of La Paz, can cause to ring forth from the Mexican harp. We had an excelless supper, the best given in this place since the Governors hall, some eighteen months EEo, when Governor Goodwin and our present Governor were on their way 10 San Fiancsu.s Of other news items there is none worthy of note, unless l say that the Colorado river has, unexpectedly, commenced fallmg, ana lt now some IS inches lower than when @feff you last.
Arizona miner., 1866-06-13

DR. PHELPS, or Marshal Phelps. rendered us good service in San Francisco during the Fort Goodwin alarm His familiarity with the coun- try enabled him to show the absurdity of the re- port, and se hear that he was In frequent consul. ta,ion with Generals HaIleck and Mcdowell, and made many important suggestions regarding mil. itary matters here, among the rest one Of conse- quence to our business men, Uis ;ia; hereafter coin or legal tender notes, rather than cheeks, should be paid out by the quartermastcrs in the Territory. The custom pursued litieito has been found very inconvenient and unsatisfactory.
Arizona miner., 1866-06-13
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE

All persons owiBg tbe undersigned will please settle before the 4fh day Of Jnly and al persons having bills against him will present them by that time.
 JOHN A. MAHON. Prescott, June I3. lo66s
Arizona miner., 1866-06-13
NOTICE

hereby notify all persons that I w7fl not pay for any work or Improvements made On my ranch in Walnut Grove. DOW occupied by Mf Lamhert- SOB, and ferbid s1ly aud ali persons et4fng fim- Der On the saIse- P. WEAVER
 Walnut Grove, June 1, isGG lli2
Arizona miner., 1866-06-13

N MR AsuLEr of Ohio has introduced a bill in Gongress io nid the construction of railroad and 4slegrayh from Great Salt Lake City to CallrlIe,
 70 he Colorado river
Arizona miner., 1866-06-13

< "A SABBATH school has teen organized ln town, which meets at thG court room Sunday afternoons et i-2 o'clock p. m All persons, both citizens
 nd soldiers. gre invited 10 attend.
Arizona miner., 1866-06-13

{A GRAND ball was given in Tacson on the 3Osh
 May, in honor of the new military command. E of Arizona, Lieut. Colonel II. D. wsllen.
 F citizens of the place have presented him with Blouse and lot.
Arizona miner., 1866-06-13

ksEcRgr.Rr CARTER writes tha; ~i,h his wife
 Do son, aged F, he was te leave his home in Itnnessee for Prescott in May, but we hear that t would probably not start besore June
Arizona miner., 1866-06-13

Ma FRENCH and his partners on Sunday put Grc 10 tbeir kiln of brick, containing hundred
 end thirty thousand. They understand their eus- 1hcss. and good brick will be made.
Arizona miner., 1866-06-13

SGayTAIs NosrorA and twelve Een, (Sew Mex.
 pn voiuaiecfs.) arrived here from Fou wingais Tfcr days since. A party Of tweniy-three, most German, arrived from Colorado about the frat x the month.
Arizona miner., 1866-06-13

# EHAMPLkis L. sPESsER, from where we know .oot, has been appointed U s. Distric, Attorney of 1Ais Territory. riss Almon Gage, resigned, and
 now rsnchlng at Walnut Grore.
Arizona miner., 1866-06-13

fHE Governor has lately said, in answer 10 "a.
 Rs invitations 10 visit the southern part of ILe Tiiory, that he does not feel at liberty to leave Afe while the duties of the offices of Governor sAa Secretary are both imposed upon him, but - he hopes during the coming autumn and win. " 70 visit Tucson and all the principal points pclo~ the Gila, well as those upon the Colo rH&o
Arizona miner., 1866-06-13

sHE ierrtoriAi Treasurer Or. Alsap) was mar. ns4 to Miss Louisa Osborn, of this place. on canesday evening last Judge Brooks per. oseed the ceremony, and fine supper was giy. R oy the parents of the bride. On the foIlowin0 { \, with the Governor and wife, Mrs. Meachcm, 'g Lamson, and others, the happy pair made an 1enrsion to Lynx Creek, going comfortably and 'eeiiy In wagons over the new road, which is k7ndy very creditable highway, and will soon i. oade first class road. The party returned Friday evening having had fine time. We
 Fatulate the Doctor, as we do every man who
 > good wife, a greater prize, if possible, in
 lld country than anywhere else.
Arizona miner., 1866-06-13

< LIEuT. BARR's MES.-Agrecabie to the order. Nthe Major General commanding the military
 vision of the Pacific the enlisted men belonging 1eonpany F, sth U. s. infantry, now serving at
 near Wickenburg, Arizona, will be transferred
 eompanies and F, Sd battalion, ifth U. s .hntry, to which they will be sent These com. Hxles are staftoped at For. NrIau-ru
Arizona miner., 1866-06-13

tARrz.-On the first page Of thls number of
 MINER ve publish an interesting sketch of s i'ie and services of Benito Juarez, the distin- ehsd President Of the Republic of Mexico. Now the French troops are 10 leave Mexico this sse patriot who has never lcii the soil, and mo- 'oy maintained his place under great obstacles, VIII we believe be more popular with the pco- " fhan ever before and we doubt not that he
 g''e them strong and acceptable govern.
Arizona miner., 1866-06-13

LEvv. CERvAsTrs, of company A, Arizona $oiunieers, having rendered his resignation, has been honorably discharged the service of the | nited States, by special orders No. g, from military division of the Pacific.
Arizona miner., 1866-06-13

JAMES O. MODERATION writes from San Francis co that the prospects Of Arizona are brightenlng that ii Is now generally conceded that we have excellent mines, and rare facilities for working them; that Posion has renewal Of his mail con. tracts, and says that be will put on stages between San Bcrpardino and Prescott that in one week hay men Joined the party to explore he White Mosniains. and that LMay i7l the following Arl- zonlans were In San Francisco ri. C. W Leihy, Major Benson, Captain Kendall, Dr. Phelps Ben Blnck. cayiain iedyard. lieutenant Darling. Lieutenant FOrcy, Herbert and Nathan Bowers, Dr. Clutter, the camp!on brothers, George soule, R. Gird Hardy and Holaday.
Arizona miner., 1866-06-13
aiSH =sTEs.

The weather here has been uncurnmonly cool for the last two weeks, and yet the Colorado river has been rising very rapidly the whole time, and only wants one foot oi being as high as it was al the highest last year, which was on the 2)th day Of June Should it nse until then, a. may be expected we sbaii have the water in the streets of La Paz- The steamer HoAar, passed mp the rveT yesterday on her wsy to Fort Mohave, re- ports say, towing s barge, loaded with ever 35o tons of freight. She can travel but very slowly, b"weyer. on account of encouraging such quantities Of floating timber
Arizona miner., 1866-06-13

Ia lle Distriof CoHyf ef tke TEisd Jsdiessl D.s-
 frif, Territory ef Ayi=oaag County cf farspHi.
Arizona miner., 1866-06-13

CAMPBELL < BUrYus advertise choice stock r groceries, provisions, foreign and domestic Pines. tobacco aaa cigars Their store on the
 aza Is eae of the most inviting places in town, >elr prices are fair. and they have many articles
 bt to be had elsewhere.
Arizona miner., 1866-06-13

TIE Governor has not yet received his com .mission, doubtless owing to the delays of the mails from Santa Pe, as all communications from SSs ashington for this place come tbai xAy. Hence Do long time Governor Goodwin's letters are on
 e road
Arizona miner., 1866-06-13

SGooD TRAvrLLrSe.-Atto General Bash I'd is one of the most fearless and expert tray- ers in the Territory. On his recent return from Gfrscoii to Tucson he len wIckenburg at p. m, d arrived al the Salinas al 10 a. m-, and went 10
 LAguna u5 mlles from Pima yillAgcs) the ne day, thus making seyrniy.iTe miles within 9penty- four hours.
Arizona miner., 1866-06-13

GESEBn MAsoS.-The following is the order from General McDowell, relieving General Mason, who is doubtless in San Francisco " iirigadier General John s. Mason, commanding District oi Arizona, having been honorabiy tnnstcred Ovt of the volunteer service, will as soor As possible af- ter ;he receipt hereof order the senior officer of the District to lbe headquarters at Saeaion, turn over the command of the District 10 him, and then repair to San Francisco and report for fur. ther orders to department headquarters. The oc- caslon Is taken to commend General Mason for the zeal, fidelity and ability with which he has discharged the duties Of district commander"
Arizona miner., 1866-06-13
Order Of publication.

1 Action brought in the Distrie, Court Of inc
 Third Judicial District in and fer said county and Territory.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-25

I am couAentsw)ErlDir rk4nus1x N4S
a. al g osIs oostassi Ian as 90 .. An All
they have done | am content with, Nhok
they propose is good. Three-fhhs Of. tkS
s.ssss & a. sseia AZ citizens iasss -
outrage. They count him Is not worthy 10
be considered in the selection Of LegiSlxtuFs.
But when they cbme to Congressional Dis
|triet1sh teI eumtSdAas D. f6lce must
/ be k0pt Arbitrarily lard 1erA d WkAidvQl
to fight Yankees! As Provisional Governor
of Texas. was willing that the Lsgi&1ttfe
should allow biacks to vote under propeFty
and educational restrictions, but even hat
was secuted and rejected, and how now are
jon q ae4rmieeit hst hlas1dha b pro,
hands, "We are holier than thou" But the
negro is free can buy home, own house.
raise family; and, although men may
sheer at his being invited 70 . white man 8
house, he will have the high privilege Of in
,s s Il q Il sis.ss ss s' Cannon. osos
tell. A sense Of public danger il abroad.
1t is strange is it hotf Twelve months ago
sssi q ~ Z. s7 ssSk Y asi,T'' Advised ssi
that such and such tends to revolution.
Don't you discern the old days Of the Drsd,
Scott decision2 It's the dstyc IF 1sp nphna
The watchtower to remain here and never
leave their place. [Applanse.] l would
feel easier If this Congress should resin
here when the minority saA bring on q rsvo-
luton. The price Of liberty is eternal vigil
ance. With the rights and interests Of her
citizens all protected, we will leave the caVpa.
in the care and keeping of Him who watches
over all, and we xill catch in the future
grand country, the land of the free 1llns1he
bsme of the brave. 80
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,nSvSo1s 1SEIR.s. !

An amusing adventure IL related as havinl
happened at the Bank of England, which hss
commtNeA N91intopect of refusing Il
discount bill of . large amount, drawn b,
Anselm Rothschild, Of London. The banl
had haughtily rpaisd. THAT they discounted
only their own bills. and not those of pFivsou
persons" But they had to do with QUE
ess. r." Ss h. ~ rssa IT.,
reported to him the feet, 'sprivate persons!
will s1 Is.s .s tssss gsasIls1sP isf y Kind
Three weeks afterward, Nathnnz Roths
child, who had employed the Interval in pro.
curing all the Ave pound ndeesI = could pro
cure in England and on the Continent, pre-
scented himself at thu bank, at the opening Of
the Office. He drew from his pocket book a
five pound note, and they naturally counted
out FIVE sovereigns, at the same time boxing
quite astonished that the Baron Rothschild
should have personally troubled himSelf for
such trife. The Baron examined one by
one the coins, and put them into little can
vass bag, then drawing out another note-s
third-a tenth-a hundredth, he naEer put
the pieces of gold into the bag without
scrupulously examining them, and in some
instances trying the1p in the balances as he
said, "ths law gave him right to do 90"
The first pocket book being empGsd, and
the first bag full, be passed them to bis clerk,
and received a second, and thus continued to
the close of the bank. The Baron had en-
ployed seven hours to change twenty one
thousand pounds. But as be also had nine
employees Of his house engaged in the same
it resulted that the house of Roth
child had drawn twenty-one thousand in gold
from the bank, and that he had SO occupied
the teller that no other person could change
q single note.
Everything which bears the stamp Of ec-
centricity has always pleased the English.
They were, therefore, the first day, very much
amused ct the pique of Baron Rothschild.
They, however, laughed less when they saw
him return next day at the opening of the
bank, flanked by his nine clerks, and followed
his time by many drays, destined TO carry
away the specie. They laughed no longer
when the king of bankers said with ironic,
simplicity, "These gentlemen refuse to pay
ny bills. have sw pm not to keep theirs.
At their leisure, only, l notify them that 1
nave enough to employ them for the next two
nonths.'
''For two menths?'
eleven millions in gold drawn from the
Bank of England, which. they have never pos
'essed.
The bank took alarm; there was something
o be done. The next morning notice APP
,eared in the journals that henceforth the
,ank would pay Rothschilds bills the same
IS their own.
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"In lifting tie kettle from the Ere scalded my
self very severeiy-one hand aimost 10 crisp.
The torture was unharabie. The Mexi-
can Mustang Liniment relieved the pain almost
Immediately 1t healed rapidly, and left very lit
tie scar sCHAs. FosrER, 400 Broad st., Phia. "
This is merely sample of what the Mustang
Lfniment win do. 1t is invaluable in AL cases o.
wounds, dwellings. sprains, cuts, bruises, spavins
etc, either upon man or beast.
Beware of counterfeits. None ie genuine unless
wrapped in hhe steel -plhtc engravings, bearing
the signature of G. W. Westbrook, Chemist, and
the pirate stamp Of DEsAs BARNES 4 Co, New
York.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all
Druggists
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-25

S. T.-ls60.-X.-The amount of Plantation
Bitters sold in one year is something startling.
They would fill Broadway six feet high, from the
Park to 4th street. brakes mandatory is one
Of the institutions Of New York. 1t 10 said that
Drake painted all the rocks in the Taste m States
with his cahalistio IS, T.-ls60--X.," and then
got the old granny Legislators to pass law pre-
venting disfguring the face of NATURE" which
gives him monopoly. We do not know bow this
is, but we 10 know the Plantation Bitters SELL as
no other article ever did They are used by all
classes Of the community, and are death ON Dy.-
pepsia-eertain. They very invigorating
when languid aud weak, and great appetizer
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all
Druggists.
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M A S o N I 9

Eagle Lodge No. 19-HoIds It's regular meeting
the first Tuesday evening before full moon in eaci
month.
monthly meeting tue hnt Monday evening Ia each
month.
Masonic Hall-Cerner Bsvsnth and Main strssts
Gate City Royal AreA Chapter Ne. -
Hold its regular meeting the hnt Friday evening II
each month.
P~evSn Uounstl N1I 4-Hoth ~ rseular NEST
ing the second Friday evening in each month.
Damaseus CeRaanaasy - knight
Templars He. 6-Hnids conclavas every Wsdnss
day evening f6r am ~ tnssrnctioa.
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Che CUTE Qit1.


"a, Andrew JeAasen'e Aeltaequy.
Oh am Grnat! cit alonel
Majestic On this nations throue;ae
Hagg1g ~ aAsiiag ~, ~ cwn&
Ny Policy',s {
They sag an it, foster Pc,
That Billy Seward il it, ma;
Who wins may Laugh-'tis mine, ha ha!
Ny Policy!
satx has nzG~ .T2-ss8 s51sf
] feared the assassin's trescherous hand,
The Union party's murderous band,
And SO published through the land
My Policy!
The rebels are my fm allies;
And Copperheads and traitorous spies
Are not 90 bad-they ne'er despise
9ss Ny Policy
The ways of Congyass will mend Gakl
As well a. breechss FL intend
Those stubborn man shsll spprehend
Ny Policyi
And when my Presidency is Ger, q
If Am shown the White House door,
What win insure me one term moro?
Ny Policy! -
DErRoIr, 1865. LIN.
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AGUE DE MAasoLrA.-The prettiest thing, the
Sweetest thug" and the most Of it for the least
money. 1t overoomes the cdor of perspirAtion !;
softens and adds delicaey to the skin; il de-
lightful perfume; sllays headache and inHamna-
ton, and is q necessary companion in the sick
room. in the nursery and upon the toilet sidebcsrd
1t can be obtained everywhere at one dollar per
bottle.
Saratoga Spring Water. sold by all
Druggists.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-25

All who vaiuo beautiful head Of hair, and IT.
preservation from premature badness and turning
gray, will not fail to Lyons celebrated Kathsi
rom 1t makes the hair rich, oft and glossy Grad
icates dandruf, and causes the hair to grow with
luxarians beauty. II is sofd everywhere.
Il. THOMAS kFON, 70hsmist, n. Y.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by al
Druggists. 81
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81 SIS

WHAT DIP Ir?-A young lady, returning to
her country home after = sojourn Of . few months
in New York, was hardly recognised by her
friends. In place OF rustic, flushed face, she hAd
q soft, rudy complexion, of almost marble srnoth-
ness sad instead Of %, she ready sppssred but
II. She told them plainly she used Hagan's Mag
nolia Balm, and would not Be without IL Any
iady can improve her Psrsonal appearance very
much BY using this article. Il csn be ordered Of
any druggist lbr oAly 30 ssnts. J
Saratoga Spfing Water, sold by al
Druggists-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-25

Csss Of 80 vias and book ccrDis%e 40 %
cGs Of 90 large vtals, In morocco, and BOOK. 0o
Case Of 70 IarfS vB, plain case and book...... 90
Case Of Is boss as. ! 10 NJ md book..-...- 90
These rensdss, BY the single box sent to
any part Of the country. BY mail or expreea nee Of
HEkRHRETT SPECIFIC
Re-s HOMEOPATHIC xEDIcLNE COkPAFY,
I'll IA once ed Dspce Hoa ~ BFuAdway, Ns~-Yorb,
For sale by every Medicine Dealer
J Dr.. HUMPHREYS iseonsnlted daily 1t his once ~
sonally By letter above for all forms Of Disease
ian2dIy tftM
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-25

Heimstreet's inimitable Hair Coloring has been
sseadlily growing In fvof for over twenty year,.
1t acts upon the absorbests 1t the roots Of the hair
and changes it 10 it, original eoler BY ds9rees--
All instantaneous dyes deaden and iniure the hair
Heimstreets Il aes dye, butis eerfain in it, re-
suits, promotes its growth, and u beautiful HAm
DRkssrxg. Price so cents aud 500. Sold BY
all dealers. s8s s-s2 a
Darstsga 1sfiaG water, sold by all
Druggists. ,..4s 49, s.;.ss. at
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-25

Especial Dxpatch to tha y. 7. ffibNAAJ
WASHINGTON, Thursday, July 10, 1886, !
The Loyal League 81 Washington wer6 II
dressed tonight q thu Far Reilding, by
Gov. Hamilton and Gen. Logan. The build
ing was occupied by several thousand people,
at least fourth of whom were ladies. The
enthusiasm rassvery great, and every allu
sion to the President or Congress was received
by the crowd ia demonstratisss Of tdisrespect
Of the former and appreciation Of the latter.
Gen. Schenck was chosen Chairman, and
having briefly eulogiRed the soldiers and
lauaed the grand results achieved through
the Loyal Leagues in encouraging TO a suc.-'
cessfuI ending the late rebellion, introduced
Gov. Hamilton Of Texas, who in substance
smoke as follows:
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which they oer fof vale u low fates Hons bst ~
subscriber ard L. D. SPRINGER sithef have o. ~ ~
4UriEgd % IN M Ab6vs naned Coals.
ORfICB-Ogpeetes Qsal Shed - 9csaogUh Lsves ~
arst q the foogtf Asin street, CHAAJ. Lows,
scGs1-d Ass.t.