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New-York tribune., 1866-05-05

ADRIFr IN DlXIE.-By tho au OF Of :" Amons the Pines.
Uhs new and Intensely interesting boo by Edmund kIke nayg
sale M his previous works have done fTce eI D.
New-York tribune., 1866-05-05

IN PRESS THE APOSTLES ties Ap6re.l trsn,si from th
psry sheets Of Rensns work Published in Paris
New-York tribune., 1866-05-05
V'hE BRADBURY

r1NhE BRADBURY
PIANO.FORTE
Ia now pronounced by first Artists By ths
AMERICAN IssrtTurs NEW YORK.
and by many State Fairs
Besides these THIRTY the Musicians and Paniss
Of the country testified TIE points OF excellence
cover tho RsoUIRgaEsrs d psr'c. Piano
Call or send FOR circulars with liGs.Fitlonst)
WIN D BRADBURY
NJ AZ Broomest, n. T.
New-York tribune., 1866-05-05

A
viii commence is Sumner Term April "a Boy, lted for sol
ege or business W. Patterson No Oq Wash-
ngio and Wn T. Jones' Of tbe hm oi b.fdtt Jonf.
New-York tribune., 1866-05-05

A L No GOD Broadway DOLBEARS commercial
~ Academy Will remain oPena sumner Gentlemen or Boy' S.s
receive private instruction. dy ming in Business Penmnh
practical Book keeping aud Commercial Arithmetic and be qualified
Tor auy situation n the shortest possible time
New-York tribune., 1866-05-05

CCRANTON COAL at AUCTION-May ., lo66.
- NEW YORK May 1866.
nd Railroad viii
hold their TIIIRTY.sEYENTH AUCTION SALE OF COAL. on
WEDNESDAY, day Of May 1906 u o'clock noon at their
Now soom No 26 F1chapge place Of Wiiamst New.
YORK at which they viii sell by MessH JOHN H. DhAPEh
L Co, Auetioneen,
FROM $4,000 TO 10000 TUNS
OF
FRESH MINED SCRANTON COAL,
the usual Sizes deliverable Of then Depot EaoehpoIN -
during month Of May inst ~ go.
Tie sale posye each lot put will be sold tothe highest
made
on Company The conditions viii be fully made known
b the time OF
TERns-Fy tun In funds payable the day
balance the Government OF SEVEN cents per
conuany JOHN BRiSBN, Presdect.
New-York tribune., 1866-05-05

DIANOS. &c.-Seven new and second hand Pianos
At b,run. b DAY advances Nu,icStoo Paintings Mir
ror Cigar. Watches. Jewey. Oesk Blank Books Adams aa
s,rrsrs rd adv l. + JONES No 5l Ann ST.
New-York tribune., 1866-05-05
DAVEN & BACONs PIANOS

III
n othesc instruments which have been Wen known
IN the than 70 constantly oO bend
pino sud fsctr
Tie. ug them and prices 90 Pnr
chasers Pictorial ciFcu sent BY mail Wresopm NJ 10 Dfan
st near Broadway. New-lork
New-York tribune., 1866-05-05

NO. go brOOne-s st. one block r.. OF bro9dway, n
l-aLaIu rnr.nxcd frnm No. 80 EIani-
New-York tribune., 1866-05-05

PHARMACEUTICAL
l. lished and for sale at WIN.
Broadway, N. Y, and In all boob
OF all the crude drugs IN general I
alphabetical order In -Four Pa
c.utical and German naules H.
and German nhmrs. Ill. Phsr
German names Nv. German. y
names A most necessary aud
druggist. physician and the INTEL
Rudolpby. Price, bound, 81 30
New-York tribune., 1866-05-05

The pbher, will send any Of the above works postpaid
- sl s.rise
New-York tribune., 1866-05-05
Hlueleal 1nstruments.

DIANOS-yery superior instruments AZ reduced
prices A.o, secondhand Pianos At very low rates large
assortment u reut moderate erms
BRSTOW & HARDENBROOK.
No Ia Tenth-s.. between Broadway and Fourth
Arizona miner., 1866-09-26
TnE GOLD AND COTTON cRoP.

Under the above heading the Springfield Repujlicaa publishes an elaborate article, in which it proves that the gold and silver mines of the United States will produce half as many dollars this year as the cotton crop. to which Secretary McCulIoch is looking for So much help in paying of the National debt.
 In speaking Of the cotton crop it says The general prospects are good; the most hope less and unbelieving rebels do not place the crop below million and half of bales and other judgments range from this to three million bales. It is quite within bounds. we think, to expect a crop of two million bales. or eight hundred million pounds. The price is now 19 cents pound. Estimate it at g cents, st which rate it can command the English markets. and We haxe two hundred million dollars from this source alone.
 This sum is probably twice the years pro- duct of gold and silver The most inteIli- gent estimates place the yield, in precious metals, of all our mining States and Territo- ries at one hundred millions This will be at least one third more than that of 1865 or any other year. Last years products are es;irns- ted at about S75,0O0,000.
 Our owa conviction is that these figures are too high; but so great proportion of the product of our mining districts comes to mar ket in p-ivate bags and boxes, often carefully coHoezie.i ss much that does get recorded at the hints or in express offices gets counted twice and so loose and exaggerated are the ideas and estimates of the people of the new CT and richer mining districts, that it is im- possible to reach more than an approximation of the truth; with the feeling that this must be generally too high.
 But when our gold and silver crop in lsGj was fifty CT se-cnty fiTc millions, CT half ay between these figures, se may safely count on its being twenty-five millions more this year.
 Our years product of a hundred millions in gold and silver will be full two thirds ol that of the whole world; or about the same proportion as our cotton crop bears to the grand total of that staple. Austria, Russia Mexico and South America are good for about fifty millions. With such preponderatina possession of these great elements of wealth of the real wealth itself-we have only to fear our own folly or covardice in the saf and speedy reconstruction of our financia and business systems, in the prompt settle ment of our accounts with the world, and i our continuous and rapid progress in nationa power and renown.
Arizona miner., 1866-09-26
Arisona 5ainsr.
ABOUT HUSBANDS.
BY JOHN c. SAKE.

aDhN b HAAk A man is. in general, better pleased when h, has good dinner upon his table than when hi. wife speaks Greek. SAM JonNsON. Johnson was right don't agree to all
 The solemn doEmas of tue rough old stagcr; But very much approve what one may call
 The minor morals of the Ursa Major" Johnson was right Although some men adore Wisdom tn woman, and with learning cram her, There Isn't one in ten but thinks far more
 or hls own grub than of his spouses grammar ] know it is the greatcs, shame In life.
 Bnl.wh among theun lsaye, perhaps myseifl Returning home hungry, but asks his wife What becf-noi DO0ks-she has upon the shelf Though Greek and Latin De the lady's boast
 They're ilttle valued by her loving Inate. The kind of tongues that husbands relish most Is modern, boiled, and served upon plate. Or fl, as fond ambition may command.
 some home-nade verse the happy Inatron show
 him, a'T Wbst mortal spouse but from her dainty hand Would sooner see a pudding than yocnly Young lady-deep in love with Tom or Harry 'Tis sad Co tell you such tale as this But heres the moral of it Don't ye marry: Or, marrying, take your lover as he is-- A very mTn--with something of the brute. tUnless be proves a sentimental noddyl, Nith passions strUng and appetite tO boot thirsty soul with hungry body A very man-not one of natures eiods-
 With human feelings, whether saint or sinner Endowed, perhaps, with genius from the gods, But apt to take his temper from his dinner
Arizona miner., 1866-09-26

WHEREAS On or about the first day of October. 1855 the undersigned executed aud delivered to Hon John N. Goodwin, powers Of attorney authorizing and empowering the said Goodwin to sell mining claims located in tho Territory of Arizona, 10 receive all moneys for the same tO sign their names to all papers receipts and other instruments, necessary 70 De execned in the sale disposition of said mining clarns also to organize A joint stock company for mining purposes and to sell and dispose of tbe stock Of said company when 30 organized.
 Now therefore this is to make known to all per. sons whom t may concern, tbat we hereby revoke the said powers of attorney and from ,hs time hence forth the same s null anc void and to be held ss no authority to the said John N Goodwill to act in the premises in any manner or for any purpose whatso- ever
 In testimony whereof we have hereunto set our handS and seals this lTth day of August. ls6s.
 DARRELL DUPPA,
 J. c. DUNN,
 E. A. BENTLEY sworn and subscribed before me this 18th day o August 1866 E. W. WELLS, JE, t2IT Clerk District Court
Arizona miner., 1866-09-26
omos GO Brcadway, New York.

'f OrFIcEns -Prcsidsiii, Hon Chaunoey Vblard New York lice PrcsideHt and Jreasury, J H. Puleston, New York Secsss.uy, r. c. Wheeler Ncw York
 The "Thundcrboh Crusher' is constructed up on an entirely new principle, which enailics it to crush and plllverzc ores and other minerals by single process, via lt Is provided with two jaws or plates, which working upon different centres, not only crush, but alec attain Q maximum Of d. triton. Theso jaws arc nlsssiycly constructed, and are furnished with massive plates or chilled lron, which can be easily replaced at small cost. They will admit boulders of nity pounds weight, and can be graduated as occasion requires. This machine Is easily driven hy an engine of hheen- horse power, and their hghtness, and facility Of transportation, render them far Inore economical than any machinery now in use Tor reducing quartz Large orders for this crushcr have al ready been executed for well established mining companics. and Inc company have contracts With responsible machinists to construct without delay sufficient. it Is hoped. for the large demand. Par ties desiring Co the crusher, in actual opera tiun, cnn do 90 by visiting the "6lobe Iron Work" in 53d street. near Huh avcnno COmpa- nios desiring machines or further information, will please address any of the officers of the com pauy at U9 Broadway, or apply personally, at the office of thc Superintendent, Mr. P C. Gardiner, | No. F. Pine street, (Room Ne. II, upstalrsl ] This machine supplies, tt Is believed, Inc real desidcratum tor the reduction of quartz rapidly ! and economically. One machine will reduce to ! au itnpalpahc powder. from 70 To 5O tons Of ore per day, with not Co exceed lj-hOrse power lt ls | of very durable construction, every part bein.. made capable of sustaining any strain thht eau bc brought Co bear upon f
 We furnish at present two sizes of machines, numbered respectively Nos l and 2
 No. l weighs. complete, when finished, i4.OO0 its-, 0f -e tons, occupies space, iiJH iu faIF ming order ~ Ave feet in width, by hitcru U eugta. ant Nl4 require a l2-horse power Cnginr Comp1rco Vlll t-ut. requlrng the same pow er t wili 3u.sh lrut -rrsf Co four times as muel work iu the sane uIe. passing it through a seiv, 6o t0 s0 mesars tD rha ia.i. thc stamps u,ii. selves of from 5 tu H l.-ae. io the inch Tn, Thuuderbot CfGsbe- 300. only finishes g mucl larger amount 1f work. hli reduces ii Co ane powder Cost. completely boxed aud dcivcre, at the wharf. sBElo
 No g compared Viih So J. ', one-sixtcentl less in 1apacitv; lE 4ugJ lHs lighter in wetghl thcretoFN taking corfes pou1.I--.s iasa amount o power Cost complete ln .il it- appointment. and delivered oil lbe wharf Si5oJ
 Orders are respectfully solicited with luil u structious Address either of the officers of th company, a; the office. @ Broadway New Yorl or P. G. GARDINER,
 Superintendent,
 oa No. l2 Pine Street (Roon. IL \. Y
Arizona miner., 1866-09-26
WALL WASH.
PREscorr. August al. ls6G.

PREscoTT, August 3l, 1866.
 EDITOR or ARizosa MIgER-I observe, in late number of the San Francisco BulletiH, given as new, an old recipe for wash, to rem der wall surfaces dry id est impervious to moisture from within. l think this matter may be very cheaply rendered extremely ,isefii hsrs. The lumber of this region, like taat of California skrinks and swells extremC- ly. Soap is simply mixture of alkali, and oleagenous matter (oil) alum; blended with it forms glazing, or sort of enamel, which, applied to the surface of wood, prevents its absorption of moisture and consequent swell ling. as well as it's discharge, of moisture by evaporation and consequent shrinking When you are putting up partition you wish to remain tight, and your boards are jointed, apply, according to that old recipe, the mate rials to the surface and ends of your boards, and put them up, and the shrinking and open ing of joints is entirely obyiated.
 This is the old recipe, as copied in the B,uietiH of August II, 1866 |" In these piping times of soicitude upon sanitary matters, it may be useful to know how damp walls may be made perfectly dry. To three quarters of a pound of white soap add one gallon of wa ter. This is to be laid like whitewash over the wall. It is to n2i hours to become dry. Mix one half pound of alum with four gallons of water leave it to stand q hours, ard then apply it in the same manner over the soap. The result is ditro0is surface. Occupants of damp walled cellars, try this in addition to other sanitary Proceedngs."
 Yours &c. J. ChuRcHMAS.
Arizona miner., 1866-09-26

SAN FRAScIsco AGAISsr THE WoRLD~-St. Louis, with population of 230,OO0 thirsty souls, has only eleven breweries, while San Francisco, with 2l00Oinhabitants, has twen- ty-four breweries St Louis has far larger German population, in proportion to the whole number of her inhabitants, than San Francisco but we make up the difference by a more general consumption oflaeer, or taking t in larger doses.
Arizona miner., 1866-09-26
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

Estate ef Thomas hecoraiek, deesased
 Notice is hereby given by the undersigned, ad- ministrator of the above named estate 10 the cred itors of aud all persons having cialms against said deceased to exhibit the same with the necessary vouchers within one year from the date Of this mo- tice, to the undersigned, at the office Of M K. Platt, in Tucson, county of Pima, Arizona. Tue son, July 2 1866. SAMUEL E. WISE,
 Isll Admlnl.frafOr.
Arizona miner., 1866-09-26
WILMINGTON JOURNAL,

Published in Wilmington, Los Angeles County.
 California.
 The Journal will be sent 10 any address at the following rates; For one year, @; six months s5 three months, s2 single copies, 12 cents. v Liberal terms will he given tO advertisers
Arizona miner., 1866-09-26
OCCIDEbTAL HOTEL. Corner Montgomery and Hush ssreets,
 SAN FRANCISCO.

This house possesses all the requirements of . arst-class hotel its spacious reading room with a large mineral cabinet, and extensive collections of specimens rom the different mining regions of the Pacific coast-Braneh Telegraph Office cOn- meeting with lines throughout the cOuntTy-and news stand-ali contributing to make it the head. quarters and home for the Californian business man and tourist.
 The Table of this House shall nos be excclled oy any Board, three dollars per day.
 LEWIS LELAND X CO, "l PfOprietOrs.
Arizona miner., 1866-09-26
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
,sta,e of ?. IT Duane, deceased.

Esta,e of ?. II DJaaae, deeeassd
 Notice is hereby given by the undersigned admin. istrator of the above named estate to he creditors of and all persons having claims against said de ceased to exhibit the with the necessary sasb- CTS within year from the first publication of this notice at my office in Tucson, Pima county. Arizo- na Tucson, July IS. 1866. J. RIoRDAN,
 I7t4 Administrator
Arizona miner., 1866-09-26
NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO THE MINING
 rf.t COMMUNITY.
Great ssvIng in the cost ef fs,isstioH
 machinery

The attention of the miplug corporations, mil men and mine owners is respectfully urged tc eXaminc and carefully investigate the great adynn tagos to b- derived from MT. Gardlnefs Invention patented under the utle of the
Arizona miner., 1866-09-26
TuuxDEnBoLT CRusHER.

The "Thundcrbolt Crusher Company organize upon the patent of Mir Gardiner. and under
 the laws of the State of New York.
Arizona miner., 1866-09-26
Notice

The eo-partnership heretofore existing between the undersigned Is this day dissolved by mutual consent. All debts contracted by the firm will be settled by Robert Pos;le September 18th, le56
 ROBERT POSTLE, lT2t J. M BROWN
Arizona miner., 1866-09-26
DISSOLUTION.

The partnership heretofore existing between the undersigned is this day dissolved by mutual consent All debts or credits in connection with the Quartz Mountain NH Company will be arranged by 4. O. Moves A. O. MOVES,
 GEORGE IoUNT Prescott, July 20, 1866
Arizona miner., 1866-09-26
NOTICE.

All persons indebted to Gray & Co, at Prescott requested to call al the store iR Prescott, and settle, or settle with J. F. Hargraye, who is au thOTized to collect for Gray (. Co.
 I6t3 GRAY ( CO, Prescott.
Arizona miner., 1866-09-26
Q. M. M. Go.

Tn my absence Mir c. ". Curtis is alone au- thorized to act as my agent at the saw mill or in mines A. 0. NOYES.
Arizona miner., 1866-09-26
ESTABLISHED 1864.
Volume HI, 1866.

Tho third volume Of the MINER h begun vs, an enlargement Of the paper and corresponds, improvements. It Is the determination to u.., it in every respect more complete and aitraet-, than the preceding volumes. It win lead rutb, than follow In the surs and gratifying Fro.r,. which the Territory is making. While \ va trca, of al matters of public importance, ia sa. umns vill be more particularly devoted to ths !. lercsts Of the miners Of Arizona, the intrepid ,uI deserving men who nc pioneers and prospuiG. through dangers and difficulties to which ordins v men would have suceunbed have ureasa t.s rich country from the hands of the savage, iss will not abandon it As their organ, and rvecr. of the progress in the opening and developers. of the unriyailcd mineral, agricultural and prss ral regions Of the Territory, and of all that b. talns to iis growth and prosperity, the Mrn will merit large local and general eirculatua
 As ;sis os>=. paper In the Territory. ils value s news medium and advertising sheet mus, b< q. parrnl, not only to onr own citizens bzi s.so .s ! business men throughout the Union.
Arizona miner., 1866-09-26
CASH SYSTEM.

Funds for subscriptions to the MIsEE, io' v vertising, or for job work, mag be seHs by "'s express or private hand, at tue risk of shoss ''~ ing saW ftN
 s-,s-
 E. A. BENTLEY
 Prescott
Arizona miner., 1866-09-26

A man is, in general, better pleased when be has good dinner upon his table than when his wife speaks Greek SAM JonNsuN.
Arizona miner., 1866-09-26
REMrNGTONs' REvoLvERs,

Parties desiring 10 avail themselves Of the late improvements in pistols, and superior workman. ship and form, wlll find all combined in the New Remington ReyOlTers.
 Circulars containing cuts and description of our arms will be furnished upon application
 E. REMINGTON & SONS, .
 lllion, New York NoegE X NlBHoLs, Agents, No l40 Courtland Street, New York m
Arizona miner., 1866-09-26

t OFFICERS - Prend,i,i, Hon. Chauncey Viblard New York lice Pre2idsHt and JreasuTy, J. II Puleston, New York. Secssauy, '. c. Wheeler New York
Arizona miner., 1866-09-26

They lnvigorate, Cleanse, and Purify Regulate the Secretions and Liver, Mild and eitsy of operation Correct Costiyeness Pre- vent DarrbH, Dysentery, Piles, spasms,Col Kheu' nalism.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-04-30

it is gone. Mr. Stevens ayowed in my pres
ence in Congress that there were but twen-
ty-six States in this Union, Instead OF thir-
ty-seven. And he insisted that nineteen
States were three-fourths of this Union, and
sufficient to adopt the constitutional amend
ment. [Cries of "This is wrong" Yes, II,
is perfectly infamous to say that little over
one-halt of this Union should rule and
trample upon the other. hold we have
nothing worth saving in this Government.
if the theory of these gentlemen is proved
true. You are called to help that man who
opposes it, and hope you will do it,. BE
true to him and you will find him true TO
you and to the country. And l care not
tohdt partyyou heretofore belonged TO-. Come
up now and aid Andrew johnson in this
contest in which we are engaged and you
will have the peace and harmony and pros
perity you had before the war, and yOuwill
have a united people, and, as stated IN one
of the resolutions Tonight, distinct like the
waves, but one like the sea. Throughout
this war had but one object, and was
satisfied to sacrifice everything ! had on
earth for that. Ihave staked my life, and
now to be told it was all in vain! It's little
hard for us, especially, who have been in
the border States, to talk about the rebels.
Disregard them if you will, but hear
the loyal men of the North and South, and
what answer can you give them when they
ask for restoration? Hear the loyal men of
the country, if you do not hear the rebels,
For them have no love, but j am willing
TO forgive them. Though they are guilty
of crimes, still they are our brothers, and
when they come we will receive them.-
Great and prolonged cheering,l .r. %.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-04-30
RoB'T Shields, oPreslaeHt.
J.7B. DAcUE, f-aT Secretary

THE OHIO PETROLEUM STOVE
i COMPANY Y is sorganiEed uoder the laws of the
State Of Ohio for the giving to the pub
lie all Improvements GIVING HEAT or LIGnT from
PetfoIeum,i and TO SECURE THEN fr0n explosive or
otherwise dangerous Lamps or Stoves. Every pnr-
chaser Of Petroleum Cooking Stove is furnished
with one share Of $50, FREE. making every such
person PERMANENT sTocKHoLDER in the Gompa-
ny thereby not only getting back eventualiy the
PAR VALUE Of the stock, but all PR0PORTI0NATn
DivJDENisas as long as the Company remains an Or
Such q SAFE and sueE INVESTMENT. although
small 10 each individual, has never before been of
fered TO the public. here each stookholder gets o
Stove for cas-, that ID. OHBAPEs, ebE AMER, cooks
BETTER and QUICKER than any Coal or Wood Stove;H
besides, his stock that eventually must sell at .
PAIR PREMIUM The Stove itself in fact, the inter-
est of tho whole Company, Is ditfused throughout
every Township in the whole State, and its practi.
cal working, daily witnessed by every menber OF
This inducement for stock Investment Of course
cannot be offered indefinitely BY the Con pAny. for
when il Il once all taken Qnly limited n9mbefot ot
shares being thus offered, e25 viii then buy the
The Al wishing the $40 in stock with their Stove,
should send In their orders at once. Money may DO
sent by Express ~ the risk Of the Company. eIqa
| All Sfovaa Warranted
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-04-30

from the Rev. +. D. Fendall, Assistant Editor
q Christian Chronicle, Philadelphia ]
have derived decided benefit from the use Of
Hollands German Bitters and feel 1t my privilege
to recommend them as a most valuable tOnic to all
who are suffering from General Debility or from dis
eases arising from arrangement of the Liver. Yours
truly, Il. d. FENDALL.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-04-30

Will not BEND or BREAKike the SINGLE SPRINGS,
but will ALWAYS PRESERVE their PERFECT and
BEAUTIFUL SHAPE. ~
Their WONDERFUL FLEXIBGLITY adds to the
COMFORT and PLEASURE Of the WBARER as will be
p PARTICUL ARLY EXPERIENCED by LADIES attending
CROWDED RECEPTIoks, BALLS, OPERAS, &C., and
they readily anapt themselves to ARM CHAIRS,
CHURCH PEws. RAILROAD CARS. &c. -'