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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-19
BULLS WORM DESTROYER.
To nay Emitted states nni World
wide sscnders.
vIlLAsow, WALKxR COUNT, Ca, |
jane 29th, 1866.

vLLAsow, WALxxR COUNT, Ga,
Jane 29th, 1866.
pR JOAN ISulI-Dear Sir. I have recently
gwen your "Worm Destroyer several trials
and ind il wonderfully efiicscious. II has not
failed in single instance TO have the wished for
effect ] aru doing pretty large country prac
tice. and have daily use for some article OF The
remedy recommended by the ablest authors that
is SO certain and speedy in its effects On the
ontrary they are uncertain in the extreme. NY
object in writing you is 10 find out upon what
terms can get The medicine directly from you.
II can ge; it upon easy terms, shall use a
great deal Of it, | an aware that the use OF
such articles is contf arv 70 the teachings and
practice o. great majority OF the gular line of
n D.'s, but see no Just cause good sense in
discar3ing remedy which we kraw to be Elf
cienf. IMPLY because we nay be ignorant q its
combination. For nv part. | shall male il 6
rule to all and nnr means 10 alleviate suffer.
inc humanity which NAV be ablet command
not. hcsitating because soIrc one more INGENIOUS
than myself may have learned its effects first, and
secured the sole right to seclre that knoTledge.
However, l am by no means an advocate or sup
porter OF the thou ands Of worthless nostrums
thet food the country, THAT rurrart TO cure al
manner of disease n which human flesh Is heir
Please reply soon, and inform me OF your best
terms. am. SIR. NEST respectfully,
JULIUS P. I.EMENT. u. y.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-19
X ~ a ~ e. 3
HAIR X l. > Il Q II l.

AIR X L. ; L Q II T. II
Is UNIVERSALLY ACKNOWLEDGED
Nv the Thousands who have used 1t, to he superior
to all other Hair preparations now before the public
THIs is NOT a DYE.
as il cont aims Coorlng matter whatever. and Il
not coiapo-sd Of Poisonous Drugs, being Vegeta
bic Compound and not injurious IN its application.
FOR RESTORING THE COLOR
1t has no equal. Where the Hair has become Grey
with ge. Sickness Disease OF THE scalp. few ap-
plieaiions oil the Restoref win In very short time
restore the Hair TO its original COLOR condition and
former beauty,
AS A COMPLETE HAIR DRESSING
II cannot be surpassed 1t removes all DandYuf.
Heat aud Humorr nom the Scalp. prevents the Hair
from falling off restores bald heads IN nearly all
cases. keeps the head cool. the hair moist and gives
IL Ets. glossy. aud natural appearance.
EDss TEE LADIES' TOILET.
This compound is unsurpassed TRY /, and tell your
friends mat you think Of II. The Proprietor has
oniass in gf a abdniance prove all he claim
VIZ. II. fNowLKs, Nassua, N. II.
''1 ~ UsuRgssee 0snefAlly. je9l.dsn
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-19
D 1 a f e n q A

Dysehtery, TANNER Compliant, Cholera Mo
bus finx, Ghii&rer's TeethnS, and the Great
Preventive OF Asistic Cholera.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-19
Maternal Love and SioIctasn of
the EIRug taier Of Hn En-.
dim Chfef.


A few days since Vsuno-pe Wink-a,
(pre,ty Bird daughter Of Dandy, head
Chief of tho winnebago nation. was .. tho
depot st Lacrosse, accompanied BY her two
fatnerless children. While awaiting the
arriva, Of the train, one Of tie children got
upon the track OF the incoming train, As tho
tram WAS nearing the depot. Seeing its
danger, the mother, regardless OF her own
life, sarang forward ard snatched the child
from the very Avs Of death. She threw
tho little one upon tho platform, but i Vas
too ate late to save berself The rushing
connective caught her blanket and threw
ner upon the track. The wheels caught her
tost. run over it. crushing the bsass to
atoms, tearing Of the flesh and making .
frghtful wound. The bone up to the knee
was spl,ntered. Such an injury could not
but be excruciatingly painful, yet the In
dian mother, with wonderful nerve, drew
her knife from her belt, aud cutting of the
| loosely hanging tssh, washed the limb and
bound il up with her oWn hand. rstusip Z
\ all assistance. MIR. Moore says that not a
feature Of her countenance deuoted the in
tense agony she must have suffered during
tue operation. a physician Of LaCfosse
arriving At tho depot, and examining tbs
injury, said tha. the foot must be taken OF
ut once TO save the life Of the WOMAN, Gu
the Indian woman pu. on a decided veto, de
ea.ed TINT it should not be- amputated. ant
asserted that Ahe would prefer deaih . be
ing deprived Of tho l:mb Tho operation BIZ,
cared nothing about, hs thosewi;o Wit csso,
her hefoism were well eonl nccd .bn. the iGe
Of los ng llub was 40 repulnaut 20 lie In
d4an nature that shs refused, anu 10 ellofu
could induce her 10 submit The same e. G
ming. at her own request, tho ! dtan w8tnai
was taken t. the funnol, where her wig
wan was, and where she now lies. She ha
heea carefully attended hy one Of The tribe
and every day he railroad officers at La
Goose send out ice, but her limo shows ~
sgns Of improvement. Fever RACES IL -ougl
her whole system, and her ru ilerlngs ar,
indrsc ribabc Still. amid al this agony
despite al the councils, she peremptorll y
refn>es to allow the only step taken tina
will save her life. Wau-nc- pc Wink a i.
about thirty eight years Of age, and has tn,
finely expressive features Of tho old. Chez
DANDY" She IS highly regarded BY tn,
Indians, who are putting forth ali thcil
skill IN roots and herbs in the vain nope @
saving her. Her father, who is enea.npeo
with bis tribe near the Wis ,onsin, VISITED
her on sunday, and after listening to the
story. locking at the irinrv. 49, esolly
watching her situation, npplauded her sit
uatton vita erunt ard a nod OF approha
ton Dandy Is known among tho Indian,
as one Of the most determined and proud
spt0st 0, his race, aud the princess is ovi
teniy o, the same blood, and prefers 3 lin
+, -erne death. fuli .. the most bitter agony
TO befAr n ippir
(. 80.
L'.as'fs1si - ssiciNerhochers.
. rhs Poue hkse )sir Eage say4 that N
+ He4n of Sop,ryisafs d., Ducs.css count
r.ccutiv Decided that the r.gMr,t- ~ lha
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-19

cerrespondsns IRON Fiosida whites I,
tue Philadelphia dgs ia these worcs =.
think The Northern tax.rayers, Who max,
heir living b. hasi iAhcr, should k.low
Tat Tor two months lie government has
oeen ois''.ost'rg Frse ra,irns % tho lie
s'''s IN 'a's Ate. In Lecu county,
"aers TIE negroes registered abon, 400
voters g, Goo some $500 ra.iops were
issue las, monin alone.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-19

Weakening dl-charees that threaten "a destroy ile
The Resolye,t when irrpred under ihe old PFC
cess cared many persons otdiseases brought on ny
set.bb,sc Who bsVe since married and have chit
dr.n rhi- 1n4sa, M ~ rood evidence OF its pow
erfu' narir fus IND rl'fll efficacy AZ prepared
nav inler ~ If.fnav's new process there y -
f sasa thetrnn II reached through the tlae !,
i,rl M, ara s,ycs. Nr. thatit win eare. Many dis-
esq. TOT proper il,u'san n an eaYerais mcnl 10
exclaimed. aud rres;s Of cure ,inted out, in y
Rati,eey's new Mold pIbllcatena, FALSE =
TRI-r now rcslr alSresp RADWAB & co.
10 - u fden Ian. Trire OF REsoLvENT TAKs-
MARKHAM 81 ue- hct lie, or 8 bottles for s..
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-19
BATcHELoR's BA1R DYE.

This splendid Hair Dye is the hest in the world :;
the only true and perfect Dye harmless, reliable,
IN AM aneeus. no disappointment; no ridiculous
tint. remeie, the III effects of had dyes; ihvigorates
and leaves the Hair son and be arfui black or brown
Sold BY III druggists an Perinmers: nd properly
.ppllcd Il Rni he'cg's " Factory, No N Fond ST..
New Yo-t aprpo ddwis
Pure Blood, Muddy Water.
Pare hinad may be compared 10 TO pure wster.snd
im,,irs b'ood % muiis w.ter. II you pass nud iy
water t,r.ugh sim yo1 6oi. 1; cover with th'cl
mrd Bo0d passes through AL parts OF the body
if ood and pure nourses and eisanses the parts
&, goes through l!impure Il leaves more or less Of
ollt hci.laGit PeAs4E tbs ptfs are the mel q ne
wanted. oeea-Ga taey IRE nsAe Oh pHrIo-a - take
dirty Lunor- a;of the body, tad they never RI.
These phi, cure fila, OF forty yeaFs' ard
ny the, have rg-ed cases OF rheanaisn WHOM
ne pat eat had not Alkc Tor four years OF paral'
50 wnere the 1c.,s had icsi ire'r power ~ move
m, nj FOR seventeen wears. The evidence in itese
a. as cannot he 4 -puiei. Is there u town n She
word who're h evidence ex,tfs rot. IL Brand
rsths Pills have been uiu Il used there We know
| that ~ evidence can be foHHd.
Vu, lie sre and sce rron h h9x nv name n le
q vern m. n staIn1 In W IT, loiters
" Pe.sn.p u Brnndr.th House. New York. sold
| by ali Druggists
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-19

How . sable seauc~r = ns seryru
Ona OF the Fry Ing ,ssn snio a"e
Eire.
From the Louisville Courier
Ia one of our aristocratic iain'iies 'e
pretty and fsithful yellow girl vas en-
ployed rs waiting maid for ne 10y g -.
house, aud up 10 a recent d., .he ann
lad lis most ppiicit conndsuee '" 1'e
esty and virtue Of the giii But s'as y.
az human celcr stions. oman IGN IL
dainty darkev, who stole ief You"s
tons. an. in an evil hoaf sn'
tbe wlles OF tue scluceT. iln.o io'.s- 49,
.na coming events commfhceu 'ONa'A 49,
sha5oas. Hoops and oianoths "sre no
ionrer potent 70 conceei Inc "a ~" '~S'
.6., ,.c beautiful maid WIS on :" become
.mofhr. VI len tie truth ! ished on TIC
..o..,hola Il created consile abe nc sna
lion. yet tho sympathy OF the family was
N manifested FOR the though BIT ess girl in q strik-
ing manner.
The author Of her ruin vas as once sum-
moned, and the freedmen's bureau with all
lts te rors was held up before the whites of
the gay deceivers eyes, if he did not at
once make the e.,ende honorable For quite
a time the colored youth was very much
frightened ard bswildered, but did no,
seem to understand how he was to get out
Of the dilemma. When told in plain Eng
hsh, however. that no should MARY Dinah
or suffer the consequences, his hear, leaped
with joy, and he accepted the situation in
/, good faith. The wedding ceremony Vas
accordingly performed without delay, ami
Diuah was restrained as waiting maid IN
the family. Matrimony was the only pen
sncc required to heal all the wounds tia
hal b en- inflicted. and all went On happii,
until q few days after the MARI age, whet
il leaked ont that the dandy husband 8
the Inflated Dinah was alIeedy the posses
sor of three wives. This unhappy turn. .
affairs has necessitated an appeal TO th
freedmen's bureau for = divorce, and til
family feel in duty bound 10 Sc the unluci.
girl through her multiplicity q dcmesA
trouble
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-19
Democratic state Ticket.

For seer tary OF Sra'r,
DeHfp lltHMslt. Of Ciint,n County.
80 .,- ..fc- ef State Land Office.
.ASu.h7ON. " Dabuquc Coany.
t'o- Treasrrer.
N NfFF. " "a ptbIiy County.
Fear Auditor.
~ Bl Milan ~. 10 Dayt- Comfy
rar lttsrney General.
WILLIAMSON - Warren County.
S'an.rc- ~ionai.
a.- I'd g..s8ersss 20 District.
N i $50. WE'LL
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-19
EEOLLOWAY'Sl
ARNICA
PI. -

The Original and only true Arnica Piasters pos
sessing the great healing properties
of the Arni.s Flowers
The curative efees OF these Plasterp In all cases OF
pain or weakness In the breast eide or sack and In
all cases Of Infisn alton of the Lungs. and Cough,
are truly astonishing; they give immediate relief
Physicians prescribe tlem, aad thousands recon-
mend them. oB-gsvE- uoiLowkxsar the Original
and only trne Arnica Pi4riers.
rsgsgSE1R ,H,Lsss
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-19

lr Is said that radical meetings in N "
York State are opened by tho Grant clubs
singing the following refrain.
We feel Ike those who tread alone
Some Loyal League deserted,
Whose thieves are dead. whose ruians fed.
And ali but US de- arted."
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-19

We. or not to Dvap
HAT Is THE plrrpy

T.. ,,,n,.r. ny or red. then hear We h.srx.,
Aboisos DYE. and non. IN,
A., ssAhese's HAra PRsssMvs1v.
rsSn'e . Arrf'isr. itis actually cecc,,r,
de e;.ston. lei mar almost ruined Nv ,n "auerf
s''""s, are nov rejoicinv in t. %
.ho,,r. bs n Accomplished n, :.
sold h, IN, ahe above wonderful Compound
~.sssts and applied by all Hair r,ro.-
-. =. No. - Maiden Lane Pripe,,.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-19
DIR. JOHN BULL.
turer AMI vender OF the Celebrated
Smiths Tonic Syrup
D)a rss cuRx "
Ague and Fever
CHILLS AND FEVER.

The proprietor of Ibis celebrated medicin
Justly claims for it superiority over all RENE
dies ever offered to the public tor the safe, Ger
ain, speedy and permanent cure Of Ague and
Fever. chilis aud fsver. whether Of short or
ong standing. He refers to the en1ire western
and southwestern country TO bear him testimony
to the truth of the assertion. that in no case
whatever will it fail to cure, il the directions are
strictly followed and carried out In Z gres
many cases . single dose has been sufficient for
seare. and whole families have been cured bv
iugie bottle, with perfect restoration OF the
general health. 1t is. however, prudent, and
.u.svery case more certain to cure. il its use 10
continued N smaller doses for . week or two
after the disease has been checked, more espec
tally in difficult and long standing bases, Usu
ally this medicine will aot require any aid to
keep the bowels in good rGtr; slsuid the M
iient, however, require eathartic medicine
after having taken three four doses Of IN
Tonic, single dose Of nrLL's vEcErAsls tMrrL
PILLS win be sufficient.
~ DR.. JOHN BULLS Principal ch
No 40 Fifth, Cross street. Louisville, 4.
Sold Wholesale and Refs, 81
LANGFELDT, THODE AGO.
E. 3. BALLORD.
HARRISON b SrARKSs
PARKS & HOSMER.
W0ODwORTH, EA0AL F~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-19

~ Hsr;y NTarriaRes.-pr Franklin a0voca
ted Early Marriages E.es's for Young Men, on
I his aud other subjccts. beuga GUIDE TO NAH
RAGE and Coniagal Felicity, by beac client Phys-
SLAMS. rent By mail. IN sealed letter envelopes free
Of charge. Address HOWARD Association
Box p. philadelphia Pa nav io-d6 w3m
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-19
For sale bv Druggists East and West. ".

Upham's Hair (Sloss and Cur
Ing fiuid Il toe best Hairdressinc TIE world. 1t
inYpaTn beautlfu, gloss 10 the usr keeps /. In
curl promcfesits growth. &c. Price. 80 cts a bottl-
- ofn.st FfEckis ASn FiaPir BaSisHrR removes
frerkics Tan. Snnhrrn, Pimf'cs on the Face soft
ens me sSin and Beantines the Complexion Ffiec
rhsss AsrnNA CvaE relieves the most yioisl.,
Pat"xy ms OF Asthma in zen minutes. and elects
speedy tnre. rricc. 81 . pscsa-s
Inr JArAxxsE HAw sT,is colcrs the Whiskers
aud hcusiache beautiful hlsck brown l. con
si-ts OF only one preparation Color Will not f4ar or
wash out. Only 20 cents box
Sold by q. UPHAM. y soath Eighth ST.. Pbn2-
deiphia, and ~ al DFoegists circuars sent nee.
Also Tor sale by all Drug lists Ia Davenport
VI MEGA ff.-FEUssIN.'s CELrrRATEp CT
DIR VINEGAR wrrrGn,ed pure. aud to preserve pick
les. First Premium warded AT the l.. s. Fair Iii
nois State Fair, and Chicago City Fair. LARGEST
works OF the kind in tho bited Siatce
CHAS. q. r PRCSSfNG
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-19
OENTya EMF.

This 0in.msnt, sflersn experience Of twenty years,
has proved tsef soy.r-igu remedy Tor all Dlseases
81 the skin having elected radical cure In every
case or which II was Used. curing many obstinate
osses 81 ffeen or twenty years standing. tina; had
previously resisted 81 remedies prescribed ny the
best medical islrnt In the country. It, effect is as
n.-hine. II isw dGyr the soreness ana irritation
Is r.iaosed tie tkia becomes smooth and hesth
Ar rom airs permanently healed, without ne o.
arr other remedy,
EErslrELAs, b oTonKs, PisPrrs. and every form Of
disease OF the skin is pInctuay cured matter u
how 1g staactng. il has cured bsd ~ r.
| FLArrp Eyrlips and Discharges from the har. When
nothing rlsa would heal them PriEs. that have
sisei an other i-cai Dgnt for man years have been
efectrhlly cured by the OF only one box Of this
| Ointment Brgss, se.Lp., and ORD soEEs, ii hes
! in a very short lime PRoE 70 crsT~ PTR box. II
not sold nv Druggist scud ,e cents 70 Johnston
! Holloway Z Cowdcn, Philadelph5r, box viii be
lra. II nns.a. 10 nrx cd zoe.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-19

LTVv, MS. UCIuber IJth. 1Nl0.
On. SHAilESBr. sfr Dear SIR: have been for
eleven weeks stek with Fever md Asue contract ed
"a TIL army. Afitr heine - sGr two weeks. cam.
home from AlcxaUdTia, Va. and then had a shake
every two da,e fsr week after which ] bai So
we're attack cveY ttay for eight weeks, without ore
exception, which weik ened IN 50 that MAS unable
TO walk All nine weeNs | I'D two doctors
attending me Int they ccnli uot stop he sh axes,
nor ven help lleH Nv brother came home from
Alexandria, and brought me hottie of -FOUR pills.
He :, commend q them very highly, and said they
hal cured him n ence of a very severe attack.
neglected TO TAKE tie pills for while. being d-oour-
aged by the doctors. bat al last concluded to lake
them, and the second ose cured me completely. |
have not had the least sign Of chill fors weeks
and am gainin. strength every day. There are now
here great any soldiers suffering IN the same
way: and wonid se you 10 send me dozen OF the
medicine. have received some from Q friend in
BESJ r NORRIS.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-19
BDE~sEON.
yellow
a COW Den,

coz Arch street. PhflaGefphs IN
Sold at Wholesale in Chicago. by Fuller, Finch
Fuller. Lord & Smith. Burnhan,s Van Srhsack J
H. Reed d Co.. Smith, Cutter & Co.. DeiiEsch
Bloeli 3 Co, aud throug hont the country BY Al
nr,.4 f-hS
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-19

pa7cira Bravo. associated with sarsapari jan a1a
otlr- remedial aeant-. 10 Radwsy- henoYailns
F0.nts,rt i. a rAnpeusaiing remedy. II cnies
everv hird ordlseasa The kidney-. badder. SKIN
and Uterine 0rsana. few doses vii make tAe
n oct ert-aordif.afv change for the bsttar-
one oancs OF Dr kadwsv's Extract Of the Fare
ire Braya Root, + wu-,n more Than al the u 's
Leaves that ten gene of iioucntots or other
Savsscs csn eatAer tn r, and ta cured
A., for ~ Radw4s's Str-ap-illizn Ie.o'aeni, ~
R.nGyaiing RESIDENT, PF5e, u per bottle. or Ak
bottles fars5 Address.
DrRADWAl co, $ Maiden Lane y. =.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-19

Thirty Years Experience in the
Treatment of Chronic and Sexual
Discaees.-A Physiological View OF Mari
age The Cheapest Book Ever Published, con-
tanning nearly loo pages and $50 fine Plates aud In
craving oil the Anatomy of the Human Organs In \
gate Health and Disease. aad Treatise on EARL
Errors. TIA eIlprable Consequence upon Mind and
Body. with die auihnrs an nf treatment TIE only
rat.opai and successful mode OF cure. as shown by
the report Of cases treated truthful adviser TO ne
married and those contempa ing marriage who en-
tc tain doubts oftaeir physical iuC!iion. S~at Ire
OF postage auy address receipt o. - Ats, IN
stamps postal currency, b. addressing Dir. IA
GROIN NJ. 81 Maiden Lane, Albany, y. Y. The
author ma. ~ consulted upon suy 81 III diseases
upon which rs book treats. eit4 rrso Alty aT ~
mail and nHsdicrca sent 10 any part of the world.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-19
CHEGARAN INSTITUTE,
KNGLIsH AND FRENCH FOR YOUNG LADIES
Honrding mad Esny E'npil..
1sas and 1929 spruce street.

rn'IaOhLrhih,. ...................PE PENN
WILL reopen on Monday Sep e2d. French .,,e
~ language Of the family and s constantly s,n
ken The Institute. MADAME D'uEEviIiy
w "o cous'n Principal
HARI1r Al CosriyES SIS causes Headache. p,,in...
Worms. Liver Cornplsint, Dysfep.in sour s,,,n..h
r' ~" breath. &c. 1hc surysi freepniive tsr- pa,
iaxaa- feris'sluc L. 70, g,s. Rang both tout sd
tive thrv restore nainrc. thereby cuIiag n COS
are III. ~. In the opinion ef every frusoss, thew
lies aast pleasant and @il~csusi rc,nedv Tor h..
Outward ne only one thst reaches tie cause =
wasted. 'paeai!ons nre only time ard none
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-19

a LITTER from Fort Dodge, Of lat.
date. Gays:
"rhe republicans hereabouta do mn,
tLuss worth acontinen,al-no, -,
Grant has been heard. rhe Aud, Iohn W.
ease OF taking = man without ! -, =.
wherefore, seems to be abou, PLAYED ON,
with .hem."
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-19
rts. IEw-g ~ 5ss:Fss,sF.s.

R..~s.@ls iyaLl.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-19
bcrsonai Appearance

Can No ceelt'y improved ny plug the hair well
ir .-~rv-t for i ftprr 'snoth ~ equal to Moods
iaprayad. Soid by Nrrrgis'. aud B.rhcrs.
Arizona miner., 1868-06-13

FRoa SOUTHERN UTAH.-Last mail brought us two copies of the Rio Virgen Times, a weekly paper printed at St. George, Utah. From it we learn that our Mormon brethren are getting along swimmingly in their Dix ie." The Times says the farmers of Pah- Ute, in this Territory, had commenced to harvest their wheat crops in May. The air of St. George was fragrant with the smell of flow CTS from the gardens, in May. The trees and vines were groaning under fruit, and every thing around there looked we'll Keep on improving and beautifying the wilderness, Brother Johnson, the people of Northern Arizona are doing the same thing, and will, ere long, meet and shake hands with you and yours on the line of the two Territories.
Arizona miner., 1868-06-13
Latest from Washington.
AcoUITTAL OF THE PRESIDENT.

Yesterdays mail brought the following good news, which we copy from the Los Angelss Neres of June Ed
 WAsHNGroN. May 2c.--Mr. Williams moved that the Court proceed with the second article, which was agreed to. and the result, by vote, was then taken on the third article with the same result Mir. Williams then moved that the Senate. sitting as a Court. do now adjourn sine de, which was agreed to by a vote of 3l to l6. Those vo- ting no were MesSrs. Bayard Buckalcw, Davis, Doolittle, Fowler. Henderson, Hendricks. John son. McOury. Norton. Patterson, Ross, Salisbury, Trumbull and Nickers. Before announcing the vote the Chief Justice said ii there were DO objections the clerk would be directed to en- ter judgment of acquittal on the third and eleventh articles. which was done The Chief Justice then declared the Senate, sitting as a High Court of Impeachment for tue trial Of Andrew Johnson. 10 stand adjourned without day The members of the House then adjourned to their chamber.
 WAsulSaroN, May 27.-Santon leaves the War Office The Senate will probably confirm Gen. Schofeld tomorrow, as Secretary of War.
Arizona miner., 1868-06-13

HARDYvLLE.-Mr W. N. Ballard arrived here on Sunday last, from Hardyville, Ari- zona from whom we learn that the mining prospects in that locality are quite fattering, and that miners are prosecuting their work with the utmost vigor, and are sanguine of realizing at no distant day very handsome re- turns. Mr. Ballard travelled the entire dis tance from Hardyvile to this place alone, and did not see an Indian on the whole route The weather on the desert was extremely cold.-Sa', Ba'7adino( Cal. )GaardiaH, Nqy 30
 IMPRovING.-With the advent of spring and the improved condition of the roads, bu- sness of every description is improving; our farmers are busy having our mechanics are generally employed; our mills are running and supplying us with four and lumber, in fact our town and its surroundings are begin ming to wear the appearance of thrift and industry.--Ibid.