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GREAT SALE OF WATCHES

ne ,hc poplar one :. zee plan, Civ ing every Da,.
ron handsome and reliable watch for the lu,
price Of Ten dollars, without regard to value
and not to be Pad for unless perfect ss,isfnr,ny
500 Solid Gold Hunting Watches $3.50 to $50
$40 Magic rased Go'i Watches .op 70 ,oo
500 Ladies' Watches. cnaincicd IoO I, :Oa
|, ,OnO Gold Hunting rhronomrtcr do 80 TO 800
900 Gold Hunting English Lever. ?n0 To $50
5000 Gold Hunting Duplex Watches $50 to 2pu
500 Goll Hunting American Watvhrs luO to 2;n
5 900 SILVER Hunting Levers 50 TO IS.
5000 silver Hunting En,lca.s IS ,o 50:
j,OO0 Ladies' Gold Watch 50 10 SO
10000 GoId Hunting J.cpinrs 40 10 ",
lV,O00 miscellaneous silver watches So ~ lpb
%. 900 Hunting Silver Wstrhc. .S to vil
, 81, 900 Assorted Watches, nj, kinds 10 tvV,,
Every patron obt Tins Watch by this srransr.
mcnt, costing hut $40, while Il inuy be vo.,h seven
hundred aud 6ny dollars. No pur,iality shown
Nc.srs. J. iIickiinr and Cos Grcst American
Watch 60. of New York city. wish to immediately
dispose Of the above magnificent stock. Cetti6-
, Gates naming articles arc placed in sealed envri
opes. Holders urc entitled to the articles named
on their certificate. ~ on payment of ten dollars.
whether II be Watch worth Seven hundred and
Fifty dollars or Otto worth less, The return Of
any OF nur certificates entities you to the article
named there II, upon payment, irrespective sfit.
, worth, and n ne article /. valued less than ten
dollars Is am"d ~ any certificate. IL will 10 seru
that this l. M lottery, hat straight forw ard le
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To The Friends OF the School.

As the most appropriate respon &c to many In.
quiries We append tho following rules adopted by
the Board Of Instruction.
Ist-Studcnts in tho Academic department
must attend religious service at least oaco every
Lordsday unless excused by the President upon
request Of parents or gaardians.
2d-They shall be free to attend any church
dcsignaccd by parents or guardians.
3i-Thcy will bc requested to attend chapel
se,vicc every morning, Saturday and Sunday ex-
copied;
4,h-No alusion whatever shall be mado in the
school to denoninational tenets and peculiaritics
5th-Tho Bible shall 10 constantly read and
its morality inculcatcd.
| 6th-Irregularity In attendance will not be tol.
sted on any account whatever, sickness excepted
T.. V. RICE, Presidcnf
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TROY CHRISTIAN INSTITUTE

TROY CHRISTIAN MSTlTUTE
THE First Session vi this lnstitstion will
L open NlOp day. sept. 10th 1885, 10 ID
buiidings fofasriy known % Trey seminary,
situated In Troy, Lineoln county, Mssoun. Lne
ns,ed Primary, Intermediste and Academic.
BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
JAMES u. SHELTON, President.
FREpERro VINO, Treasurer.
B. CRuHp, Secretary.
Timothy Ford, Frederick Blatusr
u. b. Miller, Col. Y. w. Parker.
Is. A. Colvin. 4. v. Rice.
BOARD OF INSTRUCTION.
E.V. RICE, President,
III. Latin and Greek Languages, Moral and
vii. WiIEfI% IfSSf CHRISTIAN, Principal Of Nal.
rntsrnsdiste. Teacher Of Mathematics, Logic
and Rhetoric.
Mrs. A. r. RICE, Principal Of Fe.
male Intsrmedists: Teacher Of French, English
Grammar and Analysis.
Teacher Of Primary Department.
MISS CYNTHIA 3. BRAGG, Teacher Of In.
strumcntsi and Vocal Music.
TERMS-The Academic year is divided into
two terms Of 20 weeks each. Students WIN not
be admitted into the Primary and lntefmeuiate
schools for loss than . half term, nor into the
Academic for less than term, but may enter At
any time.
case Of proh acted illness or death.
dent enters, and one half at the expiration OF
each term: Boarding can DO obtained In pri-
yato families on reasonable te;ms:
Tuitisn per Term Of Twenty Weeks.
Primary dcpartn't I 8 Intcrmediate departtsls !
Academic I" 20 Music on Fisno ~
French, Use OF lnstrument
Contingent fec lin advanco) 50 cents:
Address the President, or +. Wing, Troy, Lin
coin county Missouri.
September ], 1866
Arizona miner., 1867-07-27
FROM NEW MEXICO.


! We CLEAN the following items from the
Santa Fe Gazete, Of June 20th
At a meeting Of the citizens Of Santa Fe.
held June BIRD, TO consider the death Of Don
Simon nelgado and Den Migael T. Pho, the
( following resolutions were adopted:
Resolrf1, That our prayers be offered TO the
Divine Being, that he may mcrcfully dcicn
TO receive within His Celestial Throne the
souls Of the late Don Simon Delgado and
Don Miguel T. Pine.
Res9lre3, That in the taking from our
midst Don Simon DelgaGo and Miguel t.
Pine, this city has lost two Of its most re-
spected and honored citizens The Territory
two Of its most tried and trusted sons, soci-
ETY. two Of its best and most exemplary asso
ciates-.fFieRds,--two Of their warmest and
most iaithfnl frieads, relatives, two OF their
kindest and most sympathizing Of their kin
dred, and whose places ia al the various re-
ations Of life cannot be easily filled
Our correspondents, 10 day give favorable
reports IA regard 10 the prospects Tor gs=,d
yield Of gold ii ihe new mifes in the
Moreno Mountains, between Taos and Max
wells
Mr. w. NJ Gwyune having resigned the
Office Of Clerk Of the District Court IN the
lst Judicial District, Chief Justice Slough
has appointed Dir. Peter Connolly in bis
place
There has been a Post Office established at
Algodoncs, Santa Anna County, and Geo. II
Peftis appointed Post Master.
General Marcy, accompanied By General
Getty, Lieut. Hunter and Mr. Swearingen,
of St. Louis, left the city on Wednesday
morning To visit the Southern posts IN the
District
Gen. Marcy will, we understand, in
sIiect all the posts in New Mexico before bis
return 10 the States.
The Rio Grande is said to be very high
again; in many places oycrfiowing the banks
and doing much damage 10 the crops.
IL Is said that Secretary Heath will arrive
in the city in about two weeks
The mails from the States continue TO ar
rive with great irrcgulsrity.
During the past two weeks the weather
has been unusually warm IN Santa Fe.
The contest between Clever and Chavez
soF Delegate Is lively and close.
Arizona miner., 1867-07-27
SOUND TALK.


Tie Detrait PAi, las some pertinent re
marks upon our Indian troubles and hoa to
get nd az them. The writer handles the
subject without eloycs.H
A. usual, now that there are symptoms
that the army Is to be used tc CONQUER a
peace with the savagcs Of the Plains, the
New York papers begin to talk the old hu-
manltarAn twaddie, and evidently long 10
compound for murdered and scalped soldiers
and emgrants, with beads, money and new
rifles, tbs government buying new treaties. to
DC broken again al the first opportunity. II
the sayagcs were ouly English, French or
Spanish, these papers would probably spara
any proposal 70 buy peace b. hiring them
To stop numbering, ar insult 10 the nation
al honor and di grace 10 TIE flag. The he
roic maxim ior white men, " II any man hauis
down the American flag. shoot him on the
spot was admirable when applied 10 white
men; bnt the Eastern philauthropisfs render
u ~ the case Of the savages, thus. III any
Indian scalps an American soldier outrages
and then burns AZ the stake an American
woman. or brains an American baby, give
him some more beads and new sealpiue-
kniie, and LEI him 60. IL is this sort Of tom
iOolerY that costs the lives Of 50 many emf
grants, 80 many brave soldiers. and 50 many
innocent women and children every wear.
Making war with gloves on IS a humbup.
an gorgeous folly, anywhere and at any
time.
Arizona miner., 1867-07-27

TIE lNDiAhs Al THY AEE.--A witty e..
low, after many an-roog escape from tie H..
dians, has collected the following characteii.
tics or the different tribes.
A litigous trbe-thc Sioux
Boosting Characters---thc Grows.
Hal-ciyilized-the Semi-noles.
Industrious classes--the Diggers.
Sharp fellows they Cheyonnes.
Good Pastry Cooks--the Pi-utes.
individuals Of capacity the Sacs.
Holding 10 their pledges-tAc pawn.cps.
Sly fellows-tho Foxes.
a sluggish race--the Creeks.
4 fowi-moGtbed settle Chick asawq.
a filthy tribe Offensive in warm weather.
the Black Feet
Energetic men Of ietters-the Wy an-dottes
Arizona miner., 1867-07-27
RUNNING THROUGH To DEN
YER In THIRTY-SIN HOURS.
EsTATE on LERoY JAY, DEcEAsEn.
administrators Sale.

DURSUANT TO an order Of the Hon. Hez.
Il ekiah Brooks, Judge Of the Probate
Court, In and for the County OF Yayapai. Terrific
~ 81 ArizOna-NOiicc Is hereby given that on
SATURDAY the 18th day OF August, ls61. in
front OF the store Of Gray & Co in the town OF
Prescott, IN said county, % . o'clock r. ~ on said
day, ] will cell az public auction. 20 the highest
bidder for cash, all the right title and Interest of
Leroy Jay, AZ TIE lime os his death, aud all the
right, title and interest that the said estate by op
Grafton Of law or otherwise, may have acquired ia
aad 10 the following described mining claim, 10
wit Gas feet in the TlCONDEROGA LODE
said lode being situated % the Goodwin Mining
District, YaYapa county, and Territory OF Ariz0.
IA.
Terms Of sale cash, on confirmation Of sale By
The Probate Court.
KING S. WoOLsEY,
Administrator.
WA j. BERRY,
Attorney.
r. MEAoHAI, Auctoneer
Prescott July %, is07
Arizona miner., 1867-07-27
To PrCspeclors and others.

4 PARTY 81 MINERS leave Prescott On
IL or about the first day Of August, 1867.
for The San Juan Gold Fieids. Under the guidance
Of Mr. W. r Hin, ara old aud cxpcrieuccd miner
IN that COUNTY, and who Is ellrciy familiar with
the locality ~ the Piaccrs
Il is proposed 10 take supplies forag0ur months
campaign
All parties Interested arc Invited 10 Join flle
party And any inforInailou concerning De
coButry and the proposed expedition, can &c ob
tsined rs calling upon pr, Hlll. IN Prescott
July "a. IsG9
Arizona miner., 1867-07-27

RECRUITS FOR ARIzoNA.-One hundred
and twenty recruits, FOR the first u. s. Cav.
airy, reached Drum Barracks, Wilmington,
on Thursday last, by the steamer Pacific.
They were under the command Of Major
Clendenin, and go 20 Arizona at an carly
dav.
Mr.. Couch, Of San Francisco received the
contract to supply Cavalry horses, at sixty
three dollars and fifty cents The horses
were delivered at Drum Barracks last week.
-WRmbgioa JouraGl, Jsiy G.
Arizona miner., 1867-07-27
PROCLAMATION.

ID hIcHARD =. MCCORMICK, GOvCnSoR OF
THE TERRITORY Or ARIzoN1, DEsicHAr-
iNc the PLACE 1T wnicH TIE LE
GfsLATCaE SHALL MEET, Of THE
FIRST "WEDNESDAY rs SIP
TENDER, 4. D. 1861
To ALL WHOM II NAY coNcERx:
WHEREAS, it is provided by the sixteenth
section Of chapter XIV Of the Code Of the
Territory of Arizona, as amended Novem-
Der 2, 1866, that the animal meefing Of the
Legislature shall be on the first Wednesday
in September, at such point As tho G6gern-
or shall designate iyr that purpose:
NOW, THEREFORE,, by virtue Of the
authority 80 imposed upon me, /, Richard C.
Mccormick, Governor Of tie Territory of Ar
izona, % hereby designate the town or Pres
cott in tie county Of Yavapai, as tie place at
which the Legislature shall convene, on We'd
nesday the fourth day u September, A. D.
1867.
Given under my hand and the seal
( sEAL of slid Territory, AZ Prescott. tli.
- - thirteenth day Of july. 4. d. 1867.
and 81 tie Independence Of the United States
OF America the ninety secoEd
RICHARD &. MCCORMICK.
BY the Governor.
J.P. 7. CARTER, Secretary Of the Territory.
-
Arizona miner., 1867-07-27
PRESCOTT ADVERTISEMENTS.
Prescott POst.OGiee.
JrLY 20. lSG1.

JULY ~. 1901.
ID EGULATIONS.-On and after date. tie
III Mall Cor Hardyville viii leave on Thurs
DAY and sunday mornings at 2 O'ci0ck-aad Tor
Tucson OF Monday morning., az same hour.
haparse boxes are kcyt % tie Office. for mall
matter for sku'i valley Kirkland .cek--Ster-
ling Aine-Bule ijBen0--i5 big t5ug--i.ynA trsrt =.
" aiunt Grgre-Quartz 1ouHtasa Stw MiH. and
lmpqna. Residents Only, Of tAose localities. are
expected 70 apply FOR seiiers o. p4f,css.
n MrArnhM 2 II
Arizona miner., 1867-07-27

Coz. SANFORD and party, upon their re-
cent return from Prescott to Mcdowell, by
the direct road from Wickeuburg, suffered
much for the want Of water One soldier
went crazy, and Sanford was left under a bush
by the ways.Ae anti! water could DC brought
10 him
Arizona miner., 1867-07-27

( G.HERiFF'S SALE by virtse Of an exc
~ cufion % me directed, issued oat Of the
District Court Of the Third JUDICIAL District
Isl and Tor the county q Yayapai, Territory
% Arizona, in favor II john g. Campbell and
/ William Fl Buhgrn, and against James Bu-
cltanau, d. II. Alc%audar Josiah Van loan.
George SbaiIer. John BieAel and Henry Lake.
eopartHens IN business aBd knogn a. the In
ion Mining company--I have levied on all the
suint interest, r.ght and title u the above
named deFsnaaatgsn and to the following de-
scribed property, situate, living and being in
Z the county q Yavapsi, Teiritcfy Of Arizona,
20 vii.
That certain water ditch iuthe Lynx Greek
mining district, county and Territory afore-
I said, commencing a. two log cabins, about
one and enc half miles below the cd Mexican
camp on LYNX Greek, aud running thence
about one quarter Of q mile 70 a water wheel
and a-rastEa, toesfher with the water right
belonging to said ditch, and ali other rights
and privileges thereto beloneing-said ditch
being known a. the Union mining Company's
ditch. Also, enc log cabin, built at tie ter
minstion q the above described ditch also
one oyeTshut water wheel. witi n at
tached--saia water waeel ard arrrastTa being
az the termination of SAID ditch also, the
Joint interest 81 de!endaais IN aud u the fol-
lowing described quartz loies in the mining
{ district and county aforesaid:
One quartz lode Known and recorded as
the President lde
One qnsrtz lode known and recorded Is the
Hunters Lode
One quartz lode kaoaa and recorded as the
Ironelad lode
1 One quartz lode known and recorded as the
Ophir Lode.
one quartz lode i6oa ard recorded as the
Burning Moscow
4 Ono qEarlz lode known and recorded as the
Golden Age Lode.
One quartz lode known and recorded as the
Arizona lode
One quartz lode known and recorded as the
Mner's lode
one quartz lode known and recorded as the
King Lode
One quartz lode known aal recorded as the
Young America Lode.
One quartz lode known and recorded as
the Buckeye iodc.
One quartz lode known and recorded as
the Antrim Lode.
Orc quartz lode known and recorded as
the Mammoth Lode.
one quartz lode known and recorded as
the Silver Age Lode.
One quartz lode known and recorded as
the Neptune Lode.
One quartz lode known and recorded as
the Spread Eagle Lode.
One quartz lode known and recorded as
the Golden Eagle.
one quartz lode known and recorded as
the Monitor.
Each Of the above described claims are nine
hundred yards in length.
NOTICE j. hereby given, that on Friday
the sixteenth day Of August A. ID. 1867, at 2
o'clock, r. NJ in front Of the Court room In
the town Of Prescott and county Of fayapai,
will sell all the joint interest, right and IL
tie which the above named defendants had
on the 9Th DAY az July, A. d. 1867, in and to
the above mentioned and described premises,
or 80 much thereof as may be necessary to
satisfy said execution and costs, 10 the high
est bidder Cor cab
JOHN P. BOURKE,
Sheriff Yavapai Co,
ROBERT MEAcBAM, Auct'r.
Pre.cott. A. 7 July Goth, 1861
Arizona miner., 1867-07-27

BEEcmR perpetrates the following in his
" Norwood -
"Money is Of no use without piety. But
when a man has piety in his heart and money
in his pocket, he can be at peace with both
God and man."
Arizona miner., 1867-07-27

Indians and sent one off wounded Mr.
lolnmalson was killed by a smear tbrnst
through bis lungs, which in the flight of the
INDIANS ives left. DR.. Palmer recognized il
a. belonging TO an Indian who was fed at
Grant last winter! ~
one Of the mail carriers going from Pres
cot to liardyvilc, was shot and killed near
beale Spring about June 25. He fell from
ms mule and the animal as well as the hack
animal with the mail rushed TO the sprino
ana were secured by the guard there. The
mail bag was pierced with arrows but the
mail was not injured.
Arizona miner., 1867-07-27

s,uoot.-we hear that private subscription
Zen raised for the purpose Of establishing a
- in Prescott for three months from August
Il, ]. E. McCaffrey will teach the young idea
:. 20 shoot The Legislature at its coming scs-
IT, should make some provision for a public
a "A for school purposes.
Arizona miner., 1867-07-27

s,x Jrlx RIVER MIR. Hill, who is commend.
tons as worthy and resolute man, is getting
:, eypeditlon to the river San Juan. on our
5-bern border, to look for gold. He will also
=, an eye to the direct wagon road to Den
Il xblch we so much need We call attention
AZ, announcement in another column.
Arizona miner., 1867-07-27

is Congress, july 9TH, The Speaker present
ed communication from the Governor Of
New Mexico, stating that be had appointed
John 5. Watts, Agent for that Territory to
represent her interests in the House. and
asked that be be admitted to seat, aad al
lowed TO draw pay and mileage. Mr.. Dawes
moved its reference to the Committee on
Elections. Mr. Schenck opposed such refer
ence, as it might seem to imply an acquies-
cence in the exercise Of an unprecedented,
unauthorized and Illegal act oil the part Of
the Governor Of the Territory. MIR. Dawes
agreed that tue action was unauthorized and
unprecedented, and he wished the subject
referred that the Committee might have an
opportunity to present reports which would
prevent such an attempt being repeated IN
future. After further debate, tie communi-
cation was laid on the table
Arizona miner., 1867-07-27

Coon Day FOR BUsISEss.--A lady in
Massachusetts obtained divorce from her
husband one morning, took another husband
in the afternoon, and presented the latter
with an heir in the evening. The lady should
be satisfied with that days work.
Arizona miner., 1867-07-27

- HERIFF'S SALE-By virtue ofan execu-
- tioa Issued ont offhe G urt ofs. Z. Blair.
and acting justice oi 'he poace FOR the conn.
y q faFapai, ~ the 23a day q July, 4. ID.
1867, 10 favor q William J Cunmins. and
against Taylor d iIi4ems bave levied on
tile following described property. 10 wit: one
ranch, confirming orc hundred aud sixty acres
II land, abUat three quarters u a mile west
Of the foxn q Prescggs, j., tie county ofYav-
apai, ana Known Is lhe Taylor Higgans
ranch, and one half u a cfDp of Corn growing
Oh tie sau1e ranch.
Notice IS hereby given that on Friday the
10th day % August, 4. d. 1861. at o'clock.
p. A., IN front Of the Court Room in the town
q Prescott, county Of Yavapai, | will expose
for sale the above described property to the
highest bidder for cash. 70 satisfy said execB-
ton.
JOHN r. BOERKE, Sheriff.
koREET IE.cHAN, Auct'r.
Prescott. July %, 1861
Arizona miner., 1867-07-27

GENERAL GREoc's district is enlarged by
the addition Of SO much Of the District Of
the Lower Colorado east Of the Colorado
River as lies between Bill Williams Fork
and ten miles below Ia Paz.
Among the recruits ordered TO fin the
companies in the Territory, are a number for
General Gregg's district.
Major Price, commanding the Upper Colo
RADIO, IS to have an increase ia his force and
viii have charge Of the Mojaye road. He
already has men stationed at Bcalc and
willow Springs and will in few days have
detachment at the Toll Gate.
Company l.. Sth cavalry, ordered TO 20
in camp at Sacaton, mot Maricopa as stated
IN our lasi,) is now ordered to Camp Nc
Dowell, making companies at that post TO 2
at Prescott. Major u. Il. Clendcnin. 8th cav
airy, viii take command Of the District OF
the Verde, which is extended to inclnde the
lands south Of the ella occupied bv the
Pinas and Maricopas. A detachment Of
troops will be stationed at Maricopa Wells.
to be drawn from Camp Mcdowell.
Arizona miner., 1867-07-27

ne Lo' Angeles Republican, of the 18th,
this item:
me finest teams that ever struck the
IL, says every body, were the large mule
that passed through on Thursday
5'png' They belong TO +. A. s. Yeager
sOrt Yuma, cost So, 900, and are under
'ac, TO haul Government goods to Ari-
pr freight"
Arizona miner., 1867-07-27

he population Of the United States Is now
A,500OcO Great Britain has 100000
Arizona miner., 1867-07-27
PRESCOTT PRICES.

In order 10 give oar friends abroad an idea
Of the cost Of living here, we publish a let Of
present prices in Prescott. These prices are