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Arizona miner., 1867-02-23

The San Francisco Nmb'g aud S'if"Ve Pes. of Jaua!y %, gives two columns to a description of the mrlcs and mills Of Central Arizona. Thi, Journal, the best of its class upon this coast, has shown much interest m Arizona, and we trust our miners will return the compliment by giving it a large addition to its subscrip ion list. Elsewhere we pub fish the terms, etc.
Arizona miner., 1867-02-23
TIE WGINLEY TIE 1TRicALTRoUPE

When peculiarly bright star of the Thes- plan order makes his appearance in the theat- rical horizon, it is usual to 1atter him by a lengthy notice or criticism, according to his merit or demerit, as the case may be; and if we have hitherto ab>tained from giving though they are bat humble sa, teli,es ug ,ae brighter constellation, it was out of consider alton for their arriving in Prescott as they did, from long and tedious journey. It was hardly to be expected that they could appear 10 advantage, and we determined tu let them get fairly into the routine of the business be fore making any comments; and we believe the result has justified the delay. On Satur day evening last the performance was all that could be expected, considering the limited strength of the company. The gentlemen of i the disc0Ored persuasion were peculiarly fla cetious in their remarks, and made some cap ital hits in regard to the progressive proclivi- ties of the irrepreSsible contraband The music was above mediocrity, and when the audience called for that poplar air, the " Ar kansas Traveller" the request was gracefully acceded to, and the musicians received trib- ute of applause justly due to their skill. Master Bobby 1ances well and gracefully, and will in time, if he perseveres, rival some of the celebrities in the fantastic toe business. The young ladies of the troupe deserve, ifonr space would admit, more than ordinary mo- tice. Miss Mckinley possesses to degree, that indescribable charm that sweet sixteen gives to woman; and we cannot too highly commend her taste in dress. Instead of pan dering to depraved taste so generally mani iested by theatre going people, Miss McGin- ley dresses as young woman should dress, and does not appear on the stage in that state of semi nudity that has become so fashionable of late years, hnt is nevertheless reyolting to every sense oiretinement and paopriety. Her sister, La Petite Alice, is La Petite indeed, and dances maryelously for child She is a [ charming navette OF child like innoeence in her manner, that makes her a great favorite ! To sum up, the entire company manifest such an intense desire to please that it places them above all criticism. We advise one and all to visit them. The dancing and music, together with the broad jokes of the discolored gentle men, will serve to while an hour away-per- haps recall brighter scenes, and for time ai least have tendency to soften those harsh lines of the countenance superinduced in the reople of Prescott by over study in tbe vain attempt to solve the all important bean ! question.
 Since the above was in type, we learn the troupe will soon leave for Wickenburg and La Paz, but win return in time to occupy the new theatre, on its completion In connec
 ton with the building of the theatre here. is Mir John Lttig, who is joint owner with Mir MGinley. After short stay at Iq Paz the proprietors eo to California, where they will employ additional talent to the present troupe, and procure the necessary Ncenery to complete their establishment in Prescott.
Arizona miner., 1867-02-23

\ DELEGATION from TcXas are in Washing ton, urging the Legislature to aid the Pacific ruiroad through Louisiana. Fl Paso, and San Diega. The same project passed the House in 1860, and was about Co pass the Senate when Texas withdrew from the Union.
Arizona miner., 1867-02-23

ia0Eitdge ef aDy trUOps O'oi9ed ~ A'-o"o, md' kare Hot gOae hefc, or ore HOi aOp 0" @etr g0J hikct have the honor to be,
 Very respec tlully,
 Your ohudient servant,
 IRwlN McDowELL, Brcvet Mai. Gen. Commanding Dept.
Arizona miner., 1867-02-23

LEAD.-We hear that ThoS. II. Selby, and other San Francisco merchants, are contract ing for lead from the Galena Mines in the Flu reka District, on the Colorado Mr. James $. Spann, the popular superintendent Of the mines, and who is also working a gold mine near Gila city, has lately been in San Francis co. and is warm advocate of the Territory
Arizona miner., 1867-02-23
rnoM SAN FRANcisco

The distance from Panama to Aspinwall, ria railway, is 4S miles. The distance from Aspinwall to New York is 1880 miles. To tai distance from san Francisco 10 New York Is 525S miles
Arizona miner., 1867-02-23
SAN r FRAScIsco, Jan. 2l, 1867 epal Agn,,rr

llEAD-QUARTERs DEPRrMENr OF CALIFoRNA,
 San Francisco, Jan. 25, 1867. His Excellency RICHARD c. McCoRMIcR,
 Governor of Arizona :-- SR,-l have the honor to acknowledge the receipt of your letter of the 2lst inst, and have 10 say in reply, that do not know what effect, if any, your letter had upon the plans of the War Department. 1t had none upon mine, for all the measures l could take were taken, before 1t was received Ihars a0
Arizona miner., 1867-02-23

MORE CAvALRY.-Two Companies of cav alry were all we expected in Arizona under the new arrangements, but 1t will be seen by the orders elsewhere printed, that the com pany now at Camp Cady and Rork Spring, will be relieved by an infantry company, and sent to Fort Muhave. This will make two companies at Muhave, and keep the road from there here open, without drawing upon the trnnns here
Arizona miner., 1867-02-23
ANOTHER LIE REFUTED.

The deliberate and circumstantial manuer in which it has been asserted that the Gov ernor's letter to the Secretary of War on the Apache question and the native volunteers, stopped the sending of more troops to the Territory, and interiered with the plans of General Mcdowell and the War Department, IS in keeping with the interruptions misrepre- sentation of the Governors acts, in which bis opponents are wont tn indulge. We have never believed the first word of the story but some having, from the plausible manner in which it is told, been inclined to listen to it, the Governor while in San Francisco, had a correspondence with General Mcdowell upon the subject. He has sent gs the letters, and We produce them herewith without further note or comment than that at the head of these lines, another lie refuted"
 SAN FRANcIsco, Jan. 2l, 1867. Major General McDowELL:
 GENERAL,-lt has been publicly asserted m Arizona that my letter ol June l 1866. to the Secretary of War, Ca copy Gf which was sent to yOu) regarding the efficiency of the Native Volunteers, and the subjUgation ofthe Apache, prevented the sending of more troops to the ferr tory, and interrupted your plan, and those of the War Department. Viii you case am, General,
 Your Obedient servant,
 RICHARD C. McCoRMIcK.
Arizona miner., 1867-02-23

UNITED STATES SENATORS. The following gentlemen have recently been elected Sena- tors by the Legislatures of the respective States named; James ". Nye, Nevada; Sl- mon Cameron, Pennsylvania; Roscoe Conk- ling, New York; Lyman Trumbull, Illinois Oliver P. Morton, Indiana.
Arizona miner., 1867-02-23
IMPORTANT MILITARY ORDER

oi the several orders lately ssned by Gen. Mcpowell the following is the latest and most important Every line of it suggest, as''o", and it is evidently the Generals de. termination that new leaf shall be turned over in military matters here. The arrange men's for protecting the Mohaye and La Pa, roads will be likely to make them entirely
 HEAD QUARTERS,
 DEPARTMEkT or CALIyoRNtA SS SAS FRANCISCO, Cal, January g, ls53 SPECIAL ORDsLs,
 No, l6.
 !, Tn addition to the District of preScot, Drsyet BrgadierGeneral John L Gre@g oo'onei 9th Cavalry will on his arrival st,
Arizona miner., 1867-02-23


 FRou WAsHoNC roN.-Dates to February !, have re ched San Francisco.
 The Presile,t has signed the bill giving the proceedSof the internal reyenuc collected in the Territories, Arizona included, for build ing penitentiaries.
 A correspondent of the New York Post says th re is not the slightest prospect of the impeachment of the President. Many of the first movers in the matter now admit that scheme is impractlcable.
 The latest plan of Reconstruction, and the one most likely Go be adopted, is the ratiiica tisa=ess. the Constitutional Amendment by firee f5nrths of the States. The opinions ci the best lawyers favor this view, and they say that if contested, the Supreme Court would not take jurisdiction in the matter.
Arizona miner., 1867-02-23

To His Excellency Richard C. Mccormick, Governor of Arizona.
Arizona miner., 1867-02-23

TABLE or DIsrANcEs.--In the forthcoming Handbook of Travel, now being compiled by E. N IIall the following distances are given between places on the Pacific coast. The ta ble will be found convenient, not to say inyal- uable, 10 persons travelling along the western coast between the lsthmus of Daticn and San Francisco:
Arizona miner., 1867-02-23

ping with the troops), made an attempt to kill J. Pearson, Esq. but was restrained ne Sheriff has not been able to arrest him, as ne is secreted by Major Porter, man whose "i' flee it i. to help, if need be, the civil author ties in the protection of life and maintenance nf the Inv.
Arizona miner., 1867-02-23
AcntrrtrrRAL.

have omitted to speak of the farming, a good deal of which is being done along the rivet. Qnite a quantity of barley has heen sown, which is coming on finely. and promises a good crop A. E. D.
Arizona miner., 1867-02-23

l5. Brevet Brigadier- General OI'S thorized to enlist nine friendly N scouts, for service in his oomiaas ceive the pay and emoluments ol ~ ~ ,e| diers. They will'he enlisted iar "Ji| "Sis| such less time as, In the judgmeln,''s. q ! partment Commander, ,heir ser'Srr El needed, Brevet Brigadier' Oene'hn, 'hn,.sv well will furnish the necessary s,n give the necessary instructions 70 V into effect. .Gpf By COMMAND or BaEvEr MA''' MCDOWELL; ,,prRfI
 JOHN P. snERBVssTE
 Assis,ant Adiaf'"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-06
DAILY DEMOCRAT.
rnEmONr HOUSE. CHICAGO.

change of ProPrietors 80. Mr..
ISrsLe 10 be sole OWner...A
Apief sketch Of the History Of
the Motel.
W. learn that John D. Drake. Esq, one
Of the prorr.s.ors Of the fremont House.
Of this city, has purchased the interess Of
his partner, George w. Gage, ESQ, and
taken a new fve-year lease Of the house,
The old lease expiring on tue lat Of Janu-
sry nexs, at which time Mr. Gage will re-
tire Mr.. Drake assuming the sole proprie-
tcrshp AID management. Mr.. Drake de-
signs to make extensive improvements at
once in and about the establishment, BY
re-6t.ing, rc-furnishing and snlarsing the
house, and making Il the best hotslio the
Northwest.
The first rsemo nj House Of Chicago was
originally built Of frame, over twenty yssrs
are. on The corner now occupied By the
Americas Express Company was burned
down in 1s4S; rebuilt Of frame On the site
Of the present fremont; wss ssain burned
down 10 le49 and the present edi6cs, Of
brick. vas then built, ia 1850, By lrs Couch
the croskers Of those days Chicago has
alVsys he'd IL escaksrs) calling u "CoucA's
folly" and predicting HE early failure. Il.
however, proved . "suceees." In 1853 the
Gage Brothers purchased the farsiturs Of
The hotel, and leased the establishment for
ten ysars. Mr.. Drake purchased IN inter
ct with the Gage Brothers in 1855, and has
been the active business manager Of the no.
tel ever since. The great success Of the
fremont during all the subsequent years
has been in . great measure due to the en-
ergy Of his management. In 1863, the Ire
mont vas raised to grade, enlarged and re-
poyatsd, and oil the modern hotel improve
ments introduced into the establishment
and it has been going on pr6sperously - :
popular f3rst-class hotel ever since, and will
no doubt continue TO do %.
The many frisods Of George w. Gage,
ESQ.,, whose pleasant face and gentlemanly
courtssies have for 20 many years been
prominent eharaetssistics Of the fremont,
viii regret to learn that he 10 about to retire
from that establishment. May joy and
good fortune continue to attend him in
whatever sphere Of active life he may enter
in the future. Chicago Journal.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-06

Apouf nuxKAsDs.- DR.. Day, Superb
tendsnt q the Binghampton, N. T., Insbsi.
ate Asylun, publishes letter, in which he
advocates the practice Of totally withdraw
ing from the habitual drinker al liquor, in
opposition to the prevalent idea that the
patient must be gradually weaned from tho
use Of alcoholic substances, and POUNDS his
assertion on the fact that he has treated g
500 cases Of inebriety during the past ten
years. He believes that man who has
been in the habit Of drinking quart Of
liquor per day will suffer more by being al
lowed only pint and gradually less within
he same lapse Of time than he will if ne is
kept altogether from the use Of it. The
blood Of such patients 10 in his opinion
poisoned by the substances which alcoholic
liquors costain, and he does not, therefore.
zee tho necessity Of administering any more
Of such poison. even in infinitessimal doses.
He believes that nothing short Of absolute
abst nsnce will keep the inebriats even after
he 10 raised up from his former life Of de-
graduation.
Four men cleared over Ave thousand dol
lars from claim At Gold Run, California,
in twenty -four days.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-06
MANHOOD :

~ Aubyiaes6, - ssste1 ESesisps. A6oO o..
4 LECTURE On ~ Ns1srs, fsea1asot. ~
Radissl cure o. 1permaAosh0Ase 1e0iaal Wei.
nsss, lnvoluutary Emcaissi -, Eexual Dehilsey.
ead tmped.uents = nessiaGe gsaerally: Neevs
ossnsae, Coasanptea, Rpilspsy, and III; Mss.
I'll md Physical Incopacfty, fesulAing ffo9 III.
Abuse. Ae.,b b. R0.s. ,. Cglv1sWxaa, II. u, q.
Zee oftks d. Doog, e.
. "a BDeA = Mssseads = G41svsvS.'N
Bent usdss "a, hi pleia esvelspe. teany u.
-. !. T. fS.Sss1sss. ss.lsiS.ss
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-06
PLAN .FO TIES
GRAND. sOvARR AND UPRIGHT.

which are now lodged ~ BE-. by the lead
ing Artists In this country, superior to any others
In America. These Instruments possess every mod.
improvement are Of the lasgest Sise, nnished II
Carved and Plain Rosewood Caees, embsacing every
variety ofstyle. zach hes the tuli Metallic Frame,
Overtruna Desss with or without the sgraae ar
Yangement. Each has the French Grand Action, &C
knowledged TO be superior to any other In rapid ex.
ecuton These Instrument are al Seven, Seven aud
. Quarter aud Seven and Third Ocsaves; conetruc-
ted Of Thoroughly Seasoned Wood. and Of the finest
and best material For Great Power, Singing Quail.
ities, sweet and Purity Of Tone throughout the
entire Register: Elegance Of Finish end Great Du-
rsbiltty. the Piano Fortes OF Messrs. JENNYS d
SON are unsurpassed by any other makers In the
World. and have taken the Highest Premium wher
ever exhibited. The same facilities which enable
this Arm 10 produce Superior instrument. also ems
bic them 70 Offer their PanoF0rtes TO the public at
Twenty per cent. lower than any other rnt-UlAee
manufacturer In the e0untry
The special attention Of Dealers Teachers and 9TH
ere 10 invited to toe eG0mDat0n Of thcec Pianos be-
fore making their seleeticn elsewhere. Every instru.
ment 10 fully Warranted for Five lears. Descriptive
crculars cent to oil parts Of the coustry upon app
cation. Address. JRNNYH = son,
No. ~ : sss East IL. street, NRw YORK.
Between I'd Sd Avenues. eep24-Aly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-06

At Boston the failure Of large ish deal
or in Commerce street 10 reported. The
liabilities are stated at 1926, 900, with a.
sets estims:ed at 100000. 4 considerable
portion OF the indebtedness is supposed 10
have accrued in the provinces. The fail
ures Of the past week have been quite i'm
porssnt. The Royal Bank Of Liverpool,
With liabilities 1t t22, 500, 900 in gold, The
Affairs Of which ore not % promising - va
reported tho Com@escial Bank 81 Canada
Robert L. Taylor and Hubbell, Of New
York, and the Marine Insurance Company,
Of New York, with liabilities Of <S5S. O4S
and somiasi assets perhaps worth $4,000
To these must be added that Of the extsn-
sive wool house in Philadelphia. Southwick,
Sbebls 1 Co., Who were largely connected
in The Camden woelen mills.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-06
sPRINGFIrLD.

RAY 4 TAYLOR,
..xr,.rrrxsns % LAssss' Aso sx~w'
PAPER FURNISHING GOODS |
mAyrwc ,..cna,,ed ncsiitiee for the manufacture
II 81 N S,c6s ~ the shove goods, we arc prepared
IN All ali o,As, nth pronptncss and dispatch, and =
= low asures q by any tother house manufacturing
eoods OF The aane quality. ,, IN. sb,,o~,,, .o...
vh;eh -. vrsarpsssed in saye. anish. quality ana
p'ee' Gents Collars.
Plain Na..s'ois rs,.,see''
Cloth Imitation -, :.
Le Beau Ideal coliet.
Manila Enameled 0afotes
n''eniasoo D.,,,Hics' Collars.
Eueenie Linen Finish'
English e.rcse.
Enameled .
Linen Finish :.
Reversible Enameled,,
Linen Finish.
Ladies' init alton Lace Collars,
Curtis. - Linen patent Bosom.
In addition 70 the above. - mannfacture al kinds
OF Ladies' and Gents Cnis. potn any, ana seversi.
be- pain enameled q ihe our GOOD. ON ..,s -
r.,,t :. RAY n TAYLOR,
49, Springfield. Mass.
Caution.
All paper goods msnusc'n y y o. Linen
or other woven fabrief arc ~ ~ Th GUY let-
Coi,.s - cSrn;caco are At present the only Licen.
ere under said patent, ana IA ""hset, VIII De
promptly prosecuted. ~ q =.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-06
RAILROADS.

RA0lRoA00.
Chicago, Rsck Island 1 Pacile
Railroad.
1867. Fall Arrangement. 1867.
Traius run BY Chicago time which is twelve min.
utes faster than Davenport time.
NNAND AFTER MONDAY, SEPT ., 1867,
~ and until further notice, trains will leave
Davenport daily, lSundsys excepted) - follows
Going East lat Nail train a. .......7 90, \. =.
I'd Night express. ....s Is, ?. =.
Going West-lst, Express and Nail for Des
Monef and Warrington, I. b5 A. =.
I'd, Mind, for Des Moiues and
Auscatine. ..e.20P.1.
Arrive At Daveu3o daily, Sundays zcepted
% follows:
From the Esst-let Night express at. = 80, 4 =
Cd Daily Ex. 4 mail. s. so, r. q.
From the West-Ist Mixed from Des Moines
I'd, Express from Des Moines
and Washington. -. .e.o5P.n.
CONNECTIONS.
AZ Chicago With oil Eastern Routes.
At Joliet with e. A. 1 s. L. X. r. for Bloom
ington, Springfield, Ac.
Louis. Cairo, &c.
A. Pond Creek with c. B. 4 Q. r. R. for Bur-
lingtcn, Kcokuk and Quincy.
A. Peoria with r. r. 4 J. r. X. DC.
At Des Moines. Iowa City, and Washington
With Western Stage Co.'S Stages, for oil points
West, Southwest and Northwest.
Sleeping Coaches on all Night trains. Through
Tickets for sale and Baggage checked to Prin-
cipal Eastern Cities and Towns.
r. A. HALL. Asst Gen. Sept. Chicago.
A. KinSALL, Asst. Sups. lows Division.
Davenport
II. b. HiLls, Ag't. Davenport
Davenport, Sept Z, 1867.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-06
a saperb stock - Tlae
Gold 4 Solid Silver Watches

q Naperh Nteck - Flee
Gold 4 Solid Silver Watches +!
All Warranted 10 run and thoroughly Regulated.
q tho Low price Of
90 Zach. Satisfaction Guaranteed
100 Solid Gold Hunting Watches. ..saoo to eiao
l0O Magic Cased Gold Watches. ......... 200 10 An
100 Ladies' Watches, Enamslled. ........ lee to $40
40 Cold Hunting Chrvnometev Watcher. 20 to so
200 Gold Hunting English Lever. apu to 30
y(W NOld Hunting Dupleu WAtches. -. is1 to go
bV0 Gold Hunting American Watches. loo tn sap
90 Silver Hunting Levers. 90 TO inD
go silver Hunting Dupicxes. ......... 70 70 80
go Ladies' Gold Watches ............. 90 Ia "a
1910 0old Hunting Lapincs. ............. soto IS
1900 Miscellaneous Watches all knde. ~ ~ loV
$500 Silver Hunting Watches, ............ 2sto %
900 Assorted Silver Watches. VITO 20
The above stock viii he disposed Of ON the popn
Ia, one price pan, giving every patron me Gold OF
Solid SILVER Watch foe oie. Without regard ~ value.
We wish tn iHmediatelS dispose Of the above mag
nineent STOCK Certificates, naming the articles are
placed in sealed envelopes and well mixed. ioldcfs
entitled the article named their certificates,
upon payment Of Ten Doilars. whether II be Watch
worth a 900 or one worth less. The return Of any
Of certificates entities Jon 10 the article named
thereon. upon paymcnt. irrespective Of its worth
and article valued lees than $40 10 named on
any certificate, IL will at he seen that ths 10
No Lottery, but . straight forward legitimate
Transaction. which may be participated
in even by tho most fastidioua!
A single Certificate will be sent by mail postpaid.
upon receipt 81 ~ etc., nvc for u. eleven for ~
ard more valuable premium for eio, one hundred
and most superb Watch for 11S. To Agents. or
those wishing employment, this II rare oppcrtnni
~. !; IL . legitimatey conducted busnsss duly an
thorircd BY the Government. and open to the most
WRiaHr, BRO . Co. Importers,
oct9edim isi broadway. N. Y.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-06
TAPE LOOMS.

With rom ~ TO 30 shsttles for Hoop SKIRTS Tape.
Ded-lsee. Rsins, Saddle Grths. suspcndess, Eiastie
Fabrics. and narrow ware genesally.
would refer to JOhnathan smith, THIN, Ohio,
Mechaaical Rngineer Who Is ny acting agent ics The
West. mildly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-06
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-06
RODMAN, FISK & CO.,
BANKERS.
Dealers IN Government Securities,
No. = WALL STREET.

SIX PER CENT. BONDS OF 1864; TEN-FOkTlES,
FlVE-TWENTY BONDS, ALL ISSUES;
SEvEN!THlRTY NOTES, ALL SERIES:
COMPOUND INTEREST NOTES, .
0OIDAND SILVER COIN.
Registered intcresy collected and Coupons cashed
without charge.
100 Note. all series, taken IN exchaaee Tor thenew
Consolidaten $50 Bonds on terms advaataceeus to
holdcre of 1909
Merchants and Importers euppsisd with Coin for
customs duttee At lowest nafkeS rates.
Orders for purchase and sale u ali miscellaneous
securifiee promptly executed Man and telegraph
received and interest allowed on baiancee Conse-
tons made on al points, win QUICK fs4urns.
febss-diy RODMAN, FISK D %.