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Arizona miner., 1866-09-12
RICHARD c. McCoRmlox,
ADAMS ON TIE COLORADO.

HARDYyLLE, August l3, 1866.
 EDITOR or ARIZONA MINER.-Mr Samu- el Adams arrived here last night, ca rvat, from Salt Lake City to La Pax.
 Ameeting was organized by electing J :. Tatiiemeir president, T. NJ. Mathew, vice president, and C. A. Luke, secretary.
 Mr. Adams spoke for an hour to an stten- tive audience, during which time he set forth m glowing language the importance af the Colorado river to the Pacific slope. and the great benefits and advantages that must en- sue to the people of Arizona by securing a; an early day the trade that it to-day should be carrying, and to secure that end, as also to prevent the strangulation of mining enter priseS by the detention of supplies at the mouth of the river, be urged upon them the duty of supporting and encouraging the new line of steamers being established by Mir Thomas Tueworthy and others, for the car rying trade from San Francisco to Callyille NIT. Adams proceeded to show up a system atic and persistent effort by the old line to prevent the success of it's new competitor, and denounced as dishonorable the means employed to that end. The speaker seemed well fortified with documentary evidence to s0i'slantiate his assertions.
 By giving publication n yeaF paper of the above you will confer a favor on the people of this place.
 c. A. LUXE, Secretary.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.

T., the District Court of the lrd Judicial District TERRITORY OF -4hIZONA,
 County 0f farapa..
 John B. Allen, pl'h,
 gs. Order of notification John K Simmons. deft
 Action brought in the District Cour, in and for the county and Territory aforesaid To Joan X. Simmons, SefepdaRt
 You are hereby required to appear iu m action brought against you by the aboye med plaintiff, In the District Court of the Tbri J1dicial Dis trict, in and for the county of Yay4pI. Territory of Arizona, 10 answer the complaint filed therein, N copy of which complaint accompanies this sunmonsl within twenty days, lcXclusive of the day of seryieeD aitcr the service on you 0f this summons, if served within this county but out of said county then within forty days, or iudrmcnt by deihult will be taken against you accord ing Co prayer Of said complaint
 This action Is brought to recover the sum of nine hundred and iOrty-seyen and 69 lOO dollars, payable in United States gold coin or its eQuva- lent, due from you 60 said piaiBtG, on two certain protnissory notes. And yCu are hereby notified that if you fail Go appear and answer ihe said com. plaini as above required the said iantifl will take judgment against you by default for uie sum of nine hundred and fOTty-seven and G9-fOO dollars and for costs and charges
 Given under my hand and the seal of said court
 L. :. this 2Oth day of June A. D. 1866
 l@mi |. W. WELLS, JR., Clerk.
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onee % Broadway, New York.

OFFICERS --Presiaeit Hon. Chauncey Vibbard, | New York V,cs Prradent and Ifeasurer, J. II. | Puleston, New York. Seeretary, r. C. Wheeler, New York
 The " Thundcrbolt Crusber is constructed up on an entirely new principle, which enables t to crush and pulycrizc ores and other minerals ny single process viz lt is provided with two Jaws or plates, hieh working upon different centres, not only crush but also attain maximum Of at triton These jaws are ulassively constructed aud are furnished with massive plates oi chilled iron, which can be easily replaced at small cost. They will admit houlders of tiity pounds weight and can De graduated as occasion requires This machine Is easily driven by an engine Of hiteen- horse power, and their lightness, and facility oi transportation. render them far more economical than any machinery now in use Tor reducing quartz. Large orders for this crushcr have al. ready been executed for well established mining companies, and the company have contracts wuh responsible machinists Co construct without delay, sufficient it Is hoped, for the large demand Par ties desiring to see the crusser in actual opera ton, can do SO by visiting the "Globe Iron Works" in S5d street, near llth avenue. tompa' nies desiring machines or further information
 gill please address any of the officers Of Che com pany, at 69 Broadway or apply personally, at the ofiicr Of the Superintendent NIT. r. C. Gardiner, No l2 Pine street, (Ruom No. II, up-stairsl
 This machine supplies, iI Is believed, the real dcsideratum for the reduction Of quartz rapidly
 
 an lmpapable powder from 3O to 70 tons of ore per day, with not Co exceed l5-horse power. lt Is of a very durable construction, every part being
 made capable of sustaining any strain that can be
 brought to bear upon t.
 We furnish at present two sizes of machines,
 numbered respectively Nos. and 2
 | No. 1 weighs, complete, when finished, H,OO lbs, or seven tons, occupies space, when in run
 ming order, of five feet in width, by fifteen in length, and will require @ l2-horsc power engine ! Compared with stamps, requiring thc same pow CT, it will finish from three to four times as much
 work in the same time, passing it through seive | 60 to 50 lnezhes Co tue Inch. the stamps using selves of from 35 Go 70 meshes to the inch. The ! Thunderbolt Crushcr not only finishes q much | larger amount Of work, but reduces it Co tnel | powder. Cost, completely boxed and delivered
 at the wharf, S6,50O.
 ! No. 2, compared with No. 1, Is one-siXteentl | less in capacity s 1000 lbs. lighter in weight
 therefore taking ceFFeSp0Hdingy less amount Q power. Cost, complete in all its appointments
 and delivered on the wharf. $500.
 ! Orders are respectfully solicited with full in
 structions. Address either of the officers Of th company at the office 6a Broadway, New York or P. G. GARDINER, | Superintendent. ] Gd No. l2 Pine Street (Room H. \. '.
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THANKS TO LIEUTENANT HUTTON.
The Governor has addressed the following letter to Lieutenant Hutton:


 The Governor has addressed the following letter to Lieutenant Hutton:
 TERRITORY or AaizoNA,
 OFFICE or rHE GOvERSoE.
 Prescott, August IS, lS66. Lieutenant Oscar Hutton, Company F Ar izona Volunteers
 Liewo1id - give yon my official and personal thanks for the prompt gallant and decisive manner in which you and the men of your command chastised the Indians who at tackled the train of Nr. Freeman, in Skull Valley, on the 18th instant.
 The combination of tame and wild Indians there formed for the purpose of robbery and murder, was one of the most formidable and audacious ever made in the Territory and but for the summary way in which it was dealt with, must have resulted in serious con sequences to travellers and settlers. l congratulate you, that in this engagement you and your command have added so largely Co the excellent reputation of the Arizona Volunteers as Indian fighters that you have rendered the Territory great service, and taught our treacherous and brutal foe a lesson which he can never forget. Force Is the only argument to use with the hostile Apache and the rife and revolver conduct him and those who combine with him, to the only re- seryation they deserve.
 am, with much respect, your obedient servant,
Arizona miner., 1866-09-12

IR Me District Court of the Third Jadic,al Dis trict, Territory of Ari-ona, County of YarGpai. A. G. Dunn, plaintiff,
 rs Order of publication
 E. c. SOule deft.
 Action brought in the District Court of the Third Judicial District, in and for said county and Territory.
 To R. c. Soule, defendGnt.
 You are hereby required to appear in an action brought against you by the above named plaintiff, In the District Court of the Third Judicial Dis trict, in and for the county of Yavapai, Territory of Arizona, and answer the complaint filed there in, Ca copy Of which accompanies this summons) within twenty days (eXclusiye of the day of ser. vice. after the service on you of this summOns,- if served within this county, or if without this county then within forty days, or judgment by default will bc taken against you according to the prayer of said complaint
 Said action is brought 10 recover the sum of two hundred and ninety-six dollars, for money bor rOwed and the delivery of merchandize, and for board, etc, at your special instance and request all of which is more fully shown in plaintiff complaint.
 And you are hereby notified that if you fail to appear and answer the said complaint as above required, the said plaintiff will take judgment against you for said sum of two hundred and nnety-siX dollars, and for costs and charges Given under my hand and the seal of said court
 i. E. this 2lst day Of May, A. D. Isi8
 l0m4 l.. W. WELLS, JR., Clerk
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Arizona 5Nintr.
TIE RAINS.

Who .- tha thli dri,oth near, NcruGrd by sounds of foars Rcd his Bag, Inc lighumg- glare, Flashing through thc murll air; Ptt.u- thunder for his drums, Royalty tAc monarch come. See, hutdt- amid Che crowd, On bis ccphantic cloud. Marsualug his kiugiy train; Welcome, Q thou Lord of Riinl Gathered clouds, %. black as night, Hide tic fl-c orhs1rcn from sight. Sailing on their oirv road. sinking with their vltery load, Pouring down hood ot tears; Pleasant music to our cars. Woe to him whose iovc's away. He must mourn while an arc guy. Every cooling drop that flows Swclis tIg 'orrcnt Oi his ocs lf hc raise his fearful eye, INpRAs Bow, that spans the sky, strung with lightning, hurls a dart Piercing through bis lonely heart, For Ic clouds in taucy'- dream. Beliri with the ii-htuing's gleam, CoUure up the flashing zone O. tho maid he calls his own; And the lines ot glory there Match Che gcms she loves Co wcnr. Earth, whl, damC has gems like thine, W hen thr golden hrc-nie- shiney When tly buds of emerald green neoA .!.c bcsou. Gf tasiT s2aoeA7 Look 0pon the woods and sec Bursting with new life each tree Look upon tho river side, Where ihc flWus in lilies hide See the peac0cks hail the rain, Spreading wide their jeweued train; They Will re,el, dance, and play, In their widest joy to-day. What delight our bosom fills, As We raze upon the hills, Where those happy peacOcks dance, And their silver streamlets glance, And Che clouds enlmOred rest, Like crown, upon the crest Oi that hin that ltintly lay Meath the burning Summer ray. While the freshguiug streams they shed GlOriiv his woody head Bees, that round the lily throng, SO0ih us with thoir drOwsy song: Toward the lotu5-bed they fly, But the peacock, dancing by, Spreads abroad his train SO fair, That they cling, deluded, there. on, that breeze. his breath how cool Hc has famed the shady pool. He hls danced with bending flowers. And kissed them in the jasmine bowers Every sweetest plant has lent All the riches Of its scent, And the clouds who love him fiinrs Cooling drops upon bis wings.
 -GI6Ith's Saaseru Poetry
Arizona miner., 1866-09-12
EXE UTOR's NOTICE.

Esiate of Juan Elias, sej,ior, deeeased
 Notice is hereby given by the undersigned, ex- ecltOr of the at owe named estate 10 the creditors Ot and all persons having claims against said de- ceased, tO exhibit the same with the necessary vouchers within one year from the date of this mo- tice Co the unders ghed, at Tucson, Pima county, Arizona. Tucson, July 3, 1866
 15t3 JUAN ELIAS, JUNIOR
Arizona miner., 1866-09-12
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

Estate of TH0Has Mccormick, deceased.
 Notice Is hereby given by the undersigned, ad- ministator of the above named estate 10 the cred itors of and all persons having claims against said deceased, to exhibit the same with the necessary vouchers within one year from the date of this nos tce, to the undersigned, at the office of NJ R. Platt in Tucson, county of Pima, Arizona. Tue son, July 2 lsGG. SAMUEL E. WISE,
 I5t4 Administrator.
Arizona miner., 1866-09-12
NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO THE MINING
 COMMUNITY.
Great saving in the cost of reduction
 machinery.

The attention of the mining corporations, mi men, and mine owners Is respectfully urged examine and carefully investigate the great adNal tages Co be derived rom Mir. Gardiners invention patented under the title of the
Arizona miner., 1866-09-12
DI.S.SOLUTION.

The partnership heretofore existing between the undersigned is this day dipsolyed by mutual consent An debts credits In connection with the Quartz Mountain Mill Company will be arranged by A. Q. Moves. A; O NOfEs,
 GEORGE LOUNT Prescott, July 20, ls65.
Arizona miner., 1866-09-12
OCCIDEUTAL HOTEL. Corner Montgomery and Hush Streets,
 H SAN FRANCISCO.

This house possesses all the requirements of trst-class hotel, its spacious reading room, with large mineral cabinet and extensive collections of specimens from the different mining regions of the Pacific coast-Branch Telegraph Office con meeting with lines throughout the country-and news stand --all contributing to make t the head quarters and home for the Californian business man and tourist
 The Table of this House shall not be exceled by any. Board, three dollars per day.
 LEWIS LELAND & CO,
 Wl PrOprietOrs.
Arizona miner., 1866-09-12
TuySnERROLT CRUsHER.

The "Thunderbolt Crusher Company organize upon the pstent of Mir Gardiner, and under
 inc laws of the State of New York
Arizona miner., 1866-09-12
Q. IT. IT. Go.

Tn my absence Mir c. w. Curtis Is alone an. thor1ed to act as my agent at the saw mill or i'm mines. ..- 4. O. NOYEs
Arizona miner., 1866-09-12
Prescott, Ari@Ona.
ESTABLISHED 1864.
Volume HI. 1866.

The third volume of the MINER is begun uia an enlargement of the paper and corresponds, II Is the determination to n,t, it in every respect more complete and atractir, than the preceding volumes. It will lead ra,Ar than follow in the sure and gratifying proa,, which the Territory Is making. While h vn treat of-,ll matters of public importance, it's O. umns will be more particularly devoted to ,hs b lercsts Of the miners of Arizona, the intrepid aa deserving men who as pioneers and prospocion through dangers and difficulties to which ordira " men would have succumbcd have wrestee ah rich country from the hands of the savage, al will not abandon it. As their organ, and rrcoa of the progress in the opening and developneu Of the unrivalled mineral, agricultural and passe ral regions of the Territory, and Of all tliAi pe tains to lts growth aud prosperity, the Mnp viii merit large local and general eircula,oa As the only paper in the Territory, its yalue
 news medium and advertising sheet must be P
 parent, not only to our own citizens bu, asou
 business men throughout the Union.
Arizona miner., 1866-09-12

Funds for subscriptions to the MINER, TOT aa' vertising, or for job work, may be sent by ni'' express or private hand, ar me rick of those sew ing ,,aa.r r.. ata'g.4sg N
 AD'' n. A. BENTLEY.
 prescott.
Arizona miner., 1866-09-12
LA pAz ADVERTISEMENTS
LAPAZ, MoHAvE, PRESCOTT
 CASH STORE.

 The undersigned wishes to inform tho public that in a few days he will receive by the schooner Tow hando. large stock oi goods, comprising alarge stock of
 Groceries, Clothing, Boots and Shoes A fine assortment of Wines and Liquors, Chewing and Smoking Tobacco,
 Havana Cigars, Cigarito Paper
 Hats, Dried Fruits, lOOO sacks of Flour, 10000 lbs. Barley 200 Sacks of Beans. A lot of Potatoes and Onions, 0O00 feet of Assorted Lumber, Windows and
 Sash Doors, Which be intends to keep constantly on hand at La Paz and Fort Mohave and intends to sell the same at the
 LOWEST POSSIBLE FIGURES FOR CASH.
 MANUEL RAvENA. P,S-Soon after January 1 will also have complete stock Of goods in Prescott, at the store formerly occupied by Jacob Elias l9u NJ. R.
Arizona miner., 1866-09-12
CASH SYSTEM.

The high cost of everything necessary to priAF ing In this Territory, andthe common usage, make this necessary.
Arizona miner., 1866-09-12

The undersigned wishes to inform tho public that in few days he will receive by the schooner Tow hando. large stock ol goods, comprising . large stock Of
Arizona miner., 1866-09-12

OFFICERS PresiAet, Hon. Chauncey VibbaTd New York Tics I'rradent and Ifedsurer, J. II Puleston. New York. Secretary, r. C. Wheeler New York,
Arizona miner., 1866-09-12
LEDOYEN'S egetable Cathartic Pills

They Invigoratc, Cleanse, and Purify Regulate the Secretions and Liver; Mild and easy Of operation; Correct Costiyeness <; Pre- vent Diarrhp, Dysentery, Piles, Spasms, Colic, Rheu- matism.
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CROSBY OPERA HOUSE ART ASSOCIATION.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD

TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
Having In the HKRALp letter impugning my
motives and those OF the managers Of the Crosby Opera
House Association In not at closing their books
might request you to allow the liberty Of making
brief reply to hf
Tho time since the subscription lists were nrst opened
barely four monthsa period far shorter than that In
which any Art Union OF even ope-tenth It's magnitude
has over completed tho disposal OF its shares
Up TO the present moro than one-half Of the whole
number OF certificates have been disposed OF. But will
your correspondent permit mo 70 ask him whether
himself, mis- friends the public generally would be
contented with my action were TO bring the Crosby
Art Association to immediate close, retaining the
sold shares IN my own handsf AT us hrst commence
ment determined TO hold no certificates In my own
possession Mt the closing OF the books Ny reason for
this that wished 10 avoid every possibility Of any
thing like doubt In the minds OF the subscribers 10 the
honesty and justice OF the nnal result For the
same reason The committee selected by the manage
drawing and who are composed OF the weahiest and
most influential mercapte residents In Chicago con-
Cured with But from previous inexperence In the
complicated details OF so large scheme am free 10
confess that myself and the unable 10
determine the time required for carrying TO tcrmina
ton with any degree OF certainty. Consequently can
not but think that whom the public has repeatedly al
lowed nine ten months for tho completion OF the share
lists OF infinitely smaller art associations We scarcely
presume too much upon thor kindness when We require
somewhat more time than that which has elapsed since
July last.
Let me, however, your correspondent and the
others whom he speaks that the day for the drawing
viii be fixed within few days after the returns from the
various agents In different parts Of tho country for 0cto
Der have been received and may honestly affirm that IL
IL my wish, even more than his, that tho day shall be
: - ''' : ''''' N o. n CROSBY.
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nners Island may be saved, Messrs Van BENJAMIN
have contracted 10 get her on
while At Orient broke rudder while hitting 1t against
rock and had to take smack In tow In order 10 steer her
self up TO Greenport.
The French steam fgate Thems is at anchor at Quaran
tine
BARK PACIFIC Of Sag Harbor before reported lost in
sured foows-Atlantic Mutual New York. $4,000; Sun
Mutual do. $1,000; Mercantile Mutual do, $4,000 Union
Mutual New Bedford SIS 0O0-tola $4,000. The Pacific
sailed at a cost of $4,000
CLIPPER SHIP oRPHEus San Francisco, is taking the
last OF her freight at pier 10 East and will SAIL
Saturday next She OF the pop ular vessels In
inc California trade having passage in ia days
pers Of fine goods have st opportunity getting them
line Is p1 gs clipper ship Of the same
engaged and going on board The vessels Of this line
soha WLLaMs of Portland, SO 92-lO0ths TONS built at
and others OF kockport for $500
scmR ELizAuErH Harwich rs tons which arrived at
newPoss Y ~ Aasas 1865 ro Norfolk Leaking
hereafter port and be continued IN he a
ing business under command Of Capt Frank Hogan late Of
schr Adelaide Of Newport.
LAuscnED-At Holiness Bay near East Maehlas 9Th inst,
by Mansfield schr 26 tons old measarement 10 bc
she thoroughly built vessel Intended Tor the coastns
business. She IS named Northern Light.
brig OF about 300 called the Goconda She viii be
commanded by Capt L Marshall, and is chartered by
HemmcDway Go, Tor Valparaiso.
a, On INST, from the shpyard q whit
100 tons. and TO be commanded by Capt Higgins
At Stockton 9TH inst from the yard OF Messrs Mudgctt
Libby Griffin two first class vessels We're launched The
hrss was superior brig the Nellie 09Ta Of aeoat ESQ
90 tons She Is Al vessel and Is be commanded by
Capt Isaac Parks OF stockton.
The following table gives summary or the vessels in the
efrSGs Of New YORK. BGsen rd a Bamors
latest accounts from each OF those ports:-
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S HIPPIN G Ne w S.
PORT uf NEW Yuax. NOVEMBER Y, 1866.
Arrived.

Arrived.
ms .as r% & sasr a' SCI % 81 u Ss
passed steamship Aispgo bound g;h Of The Bead q
lat 50 IL ion passed inpsn steamer, bound
ss n.s p es%s s r' francs sS &c: ~ a
Tenced strong westerly gale: to n. banks Nov IA,
sS s Is x lon g. "a SPOKE ship Mary Duni. .s.rss
steamship Pioneer tBr Long Cow Bay, D days. TO Snow
steamship Gen Grant. Holmes New orleans. days, with
ms.e and gs,.snsef, 70 crom~sl 60.
sn md.s md p.:ssps.r. % Banner s. srorS ,,
steamship Continental, Baker savannah, - hours. with
ssamshp Msnsas Yispy. Charleston 60 hours, win
mise and passengers, TO Livl9,f.,on 70. g;
naval sicres t 70 i ricrson ~ e-'''
steamship Empire Price, Wilmington NC. days. with
Steamship Gisucu., Dale. Boston with md.e and p.sssn
BARK voian, IBrJ snow Antwerp q days with mdse 20
a s s.s %s sugar s Ss- s
BARK EDWARD ffi Sof kingston, jar Kirby. scuvss 10
BRIG vi,o'a Isp COIL 81 Johns. fR, IS days, with sugar.
'oG.o s e Essr' e. s.ss SS with
ms ssssrsns nr,. Edssa $, John, ss. day. with
Brs aa%@i.s Bird CBr,, Bari, windsor. dars, with
scnr Minnie Repplisr, conover. Boston. 8 days.
seSr Electric sgsll. Phillip. Sex Bedford.
SEM sebr H Hann ns.isq sswsog ssa'v wsi,n..,
schr Vim Burden y, ADAMS rrcyidence for Albany.
Steamer wamsuits Fish, new Bedford
schr Belle arrived 10th from cspssionia consigned 10
sailed.
l0h-stcanships Arizona. City Of Paris Lousana, Ala
lanta DeuischIsnd saragosss Nercedta Ine-rsos Geo
cromys n Nmes, Mississippi san salvador Niagara. Hat
Marine Dtsasters.
0rnu IL ~fs - ~. fv@rm
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Died.
CAipys-On Sunday, November II, THOMAS, youngest
child or Hugh and Sarah Jane Cairns, aged years,
months and days.
The relatives and friends OF the family respect
fully invited attend the funeral from the residence OF
his parents 1873 Eighth avenue this Monday afternoon,
nj two O'Clock.
RICHARDSON --On Sunday evening" November IL, DR..
W. g. RICHARDSON In the 62d year OF his age.
Notice OF the funeral In iomorrow's paper.
IEor Okher Dea,hs See SecgMd PdQel
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rArAI ArrnAY At FoRT ELLSWORTH KAsas AN ARRAY
which ended fatally TO both the parties concerned took
place near Fort Ellsworth, Kansas, on the 2sth uit
The names Of the parties were Scott Mcrvn and g.
Brown both stone In the employ OF the quarter
master at that post II seems that for some time pre-
vous bad feeling existed between these men That
night Mcrvin being under the influence Of intoxicating
liquor brandishcd sheath knife and threatened 10 kill
Brown and making towards him with the knife up
lifted 10 stab him. when Brown dischaSsed pistol
his antagonist the ball taking effect IN bis breast and
he died almost instantly. when shot, Msrvin feli 90
Brown With the uplfted knife and stabbed him In The
abdomcn Of which wound Brown ded u eleven o'clock
Ne Hsas -.
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Mulberry Street Mission House.

lecture delivered last evening at the Protestant
Episcopal Mission House. ao4 Mulberry street, by the
Rev. T. c. Ewe D. D.. rector Of Christ church. the
Duties Of Parents The hall OF the Mission was filed to
Its utmost capacity The reverend gentleman dwelt in
eloquent terms on the beauty Of family accord, citing
many examples taken from the Bible He insisted that
the children Of the poor and that IL duty pa
rents that their little shielded from the
temptations and vices Of the CITY,