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HI.

THE LUNaoY or COMMODORE AEADE
The forcible seizure and confinement
ia a lynatic a'ylum 10 New York, Of
Commodore Meade, brother OF Gen.
Meade, has attracted for some weeks the
general attention Of the puoiic. Toe az
fair has at last eliminated IN tie release
Of the victim and az explanation FROM
his son-in-law, Mr.. Charles X. sands,
objection to whose marriage with bis
daughter by the Commodore brought
about his Incarceration. In his lstter
Sands says Relative to the C)muao-
dore's confinement, / had 10 hand IN It,
nor did my wife, nor did [ know Gift be-
fore the morning Of my marriage. Bat I
havs seen letters from Secretary Weiiee,
Of 1.-THE Navy, and from Gen. George G.
Meade and others, approving Of ths con
G0ement Of the Commodore upon the
Of humanity, and expressing eur
prise that IL bad not been done long De-
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WEATHER AaD RIVERS.

CAIRO, December l9.-Up-Normap,
MinpeoIa ~ 3 %. "a. D1yn-MQuntain-
ser aG 10 p. m; Boaz ct Z 9. N MoIlle
Able st Q s. N ; Silver Lake at 10 q. m {;
r.. M. ShTeve at II q. M Mary Alice at
| .. m; Grand Lake at 2 o. NJ; Belle
Memphis at 9 p. IA, The Argosy and
Kellogg passed up at 6 p. N. The river
has fallen six inches weather warm
and rsiny.
ST. LOUIS, December 19.-Ar.ived-
RaOic9n. Depsrted-Pauline Carroll and
Henry Adkins. The river is falling, with
. feet 8 inches to Cairo.
LOUISVILLE, Dscsmber l~9-Departed
-SwslloW and Virginia for New Or
laans, and C0osa and ArgOnaGt for Mem
phis. The river is stationary, with 5 feet
0 inches ia the canal. The weather lie
clear and mild.
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Coansnisstomer,s Notice.

VIM. P. Meilen, Trustee. d the United States
aud Others, against The New Orleans anc
Ohio Railroad Company and Others.
HAVING been appointed by the Hen. Bland
II Ballard, Judge Of the United states els
trlct Court for ths Dfstriet OF K5ntuelry. q
Special Commissioner in tie ab1vs style case,
TO audit aud maze out a fill Gnd complete re
po-tt 70 said Court of all bends aud coupons yet
all b0nusand c-Ouponsdce and unpaid, secured
by the second mortgage of tne said New Or
leans L ohio Railroad Company, and TO
whom due, and tho names OF the holders
thereto respectively
Therefore, Notice is hereby given TO all bond
holoens, as aforesaid, tn come forward and IRE
-ent and file with me. as said Commissioned, at
office, in The city OF Pacpcab and State of
Ken ucky, al bonds. being the Inst and second
mortgage Of said New Orleans and Ohio Rail-
road Company and coupons thereto belonging
and unpaid, on Or before the second Monday In
March, 1853. W. II. JONES,
NOVA I'M Special Commissioners,
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EOBELE.

MOBILE, December 19.-The first race
of the Magnolia Course to-day was for a
purse OF S400, mile heats, best three in
five. Sumnsry-Kitty Free, 2, /, l, /;
Jennie c., l, ?, 2, ,. Time, 1:55f 1904,
l:553, l:504 The second race was a dash
Of three-qusrters fer $500, which was
wen by Carrie P, beating John Kilgour
and Mary Edith. Time, LEO. Ths fast
est time ever made on this track by two
year 0lds.
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T~ELEGsAPHlo



Rev Xors aarzs
NEW YORK December I9.-Money-Oid Ten
nessee5 $50 g6S54e. Money is easier; loans we're
made at 7 per cent. n currency. The discount
market is unsettled, and next 10 nothing doing.
the back statement Is unf4vorable. but the
less in legal tenders is not SO large as was ex-
Dected, and on the whole was well received.
The decrease in legsl tenders represents the
shipments South, and the difference between
the less in deposits and that In loans, sreeie
ana ~grssnhucks. shows that in round Numbers
tbe banks have lost s5,OJO,OJO, in legal tenders
and uatioFai BANK nOtea during the week.
Sterling du'l. Bs1ad.c. Gold opened at S519c,
declined to Is, ADVANCED 10 So. under warIke
private te egans lom Europe, and closed AZ
35Sc.
Cottop-A slada nrmer; sales 300 bales; Up
lands z5Lc 80 e5line flour S6g6 % Whisky
81 O2Gl o. Rice 4Iiet, but firm, Sa9e. Coffee
and sugar quiet. Molasses Snd Wheat dull.
Dry Go ds~Atlsntic A sheetings advanced to
IL, DO II TO l5Sc; othtr grades remain unal-
tered Amuskeag biesched mullins li1zc; An
droscoggin Fruit OF the Loom I7GlT4o5 LJns-
daIes l9@9l7c Sheeiings 471scG50c; American
popular prints l2H 5l2ci R1eTtnIac d and
CachecJ SIC
New Orleans Market.
NEW ORLEANS. December 9.-Flour duh and
lower, SupeIhae S7Q7 Pie; Xxx 81 y; Y
duh. 81 40 Hay, 10 prime or choice mere fair
s2i@23. Bacon scsIgs, retailing at la15c for
l8%el9. Sugar dropping, common 9S9l%c
pTtFae l98l.4c; yellow cia'lh.d l3 l3Ac.
MDlHsSea uuil ana lower 1U4alc. prime DUfto1;
chOice Gi&65c. WHISKY scarce and firm, Vest
ern reetlned 81 l5gl l7kc. Coffee uncnsngsd.
Cotton Il highef. Middilngs 23H9z3%c sales
500. Receipts 6izh EXpOrls Il, 71a. Gold 1870.
Sterling Bank 45Lc Commercial 4jG46Zc. New
York Sigat 159I discount.
louisville Market.
LOUISVILLE, December ~Is.-Tobaeeo. sales AZ
hhds; log, to manufacture leaf S5a23. Hogs
sl4d95sc gross. Cotton zdl4c. Pork IS. Lard
l78gl5c. Bulk shoulders HEo; sides I59I5Zc.
Wheat 81 75Gl 80. Corn U93. Oats dt957c. Rye
81 40 SupeTfine flour 50 1905 20. Whisky, raw
free, 81.
Cincinnati Market
C~rs0IENATI. December Ig.-Famiiy dOnrG s. 80
G6. wheat 81 50 Corn 3H77c. Oats G5I64c.
Sc Cheese l7LG &c. Hay Sl5GIs. WINS
Ky 81. Clover seed 81 50Qr3 Pork SD %. Lard
IL held at lShc. Bulk shoulders lie sides lSlS
3l4%ei RaDs i79I7Zc.
81. louis Market.
ST. LOUIS. December I9-Tohaeco nominal,
nothing doing. 5u perdne flour - JUl8 50.Whea
Pork 81 50gH. Bulk shoulders lOts glO3scs
hams EI5c, Lard EHo.
Foreign Markets.
LONDON, December I9.-CoREols closed at g2ls.
5-2Js 7iZ.
fFRASKF0RT, December l6.-Unitsd States
&1s closed at 7S4.
LIVERPOOL, december iq.-Cottou closed
dinner; Uplands on the spot ig5t8i05zd; to
arrive I05zd; Orleans lU5sgIld. sales 1908
bales
en- the spot l2H, adJtl2iL
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".
TEE RENO TRAGEDYA At NEW ALBANY
The recent tragedy at New Albany,
Indiana, which has created SO much ex-
element, and is still in that region a
1" current topicn of conversation, has ct
last ended where all such things end, in
a verdict of the jury in accordance with
the facts, already published in the
APPEAL-thst is, that the four men
Frank, Simon, and William Reno and
Charles Anderson were found hanging
by the neck in the county Jail Of New
Albany, and that the hanging was per-
formed by "partiss unknown" I5 Is
said that William Reno aud Charles
Anderson were not guilty Of the robbery
Of the Express Company, bus were OF
the gang, AID we're present when the
plans were laid. or this infamous FAM
lily old Wilkes Reno, two sons and q
daughter remain. Jack lone Of the sons)
is in the Missouri p~snitentiary for "blow-
ing 8 safe" the other, Clint, has recent
ly been devoting his time u the purchase
of Jack from his present incarceration.
The daughter is q hsndsom good
figured, and educated girl, of grit and
vim equal to her desperate broth
ers, as was evincsd in her oath
Of vengeance over the dead
body OF her brother William. As the
four Gau rdered men we're surrendered to
the United States authorities upon the
pledge by eur Government that they
should have = fair trial and be protected
the /" Vigilants," it IS feared that
trouble may arise between the respsct-
i've Governments il consequence. When
the facts Of tbs hanging were telegraphed
to Washington, MI. Seward "paid mis-
respects to Mr.. Thornton, and explained
the violent character Of the proceedings
in Indiana, and gave the British embas-
ssdOr every assurance that the G0yerng
Of the United States would DO its
duty in the premises. Mr.. Thorn
ton biuntly replied that he could not ex-
perceive what was to be done, since
The parties whose protection had been
guaranteed by the Uoited States had 81
ready been hung N violation Of the
given. So that Ar. Seward has
evidently another Mica diplomatic ques-
ton to settle before ne ~retiFes from the
Department Of State"
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NEw AvDERT1s'mENTs

7 AND FOR SALE.-A tractof 81 acres, lyins
IL opposite Bray's Station. on The Memphf.
and Charleston Raj road sold by JOhn D.. Mar.
tin TO Jas. HtckeTsham. II is about Is miles
from Memphis. AID q fine site for a country
residence. qIiTe Of THOS. WICKERSdAM.
POgofice fU' ui-g. memphis. de20 2w
lATANTED-A situation as BOOK-KEEPEk
w by a man Of several years experience IN
nrst-elass houses. The applicant was born and
raised in the city, has a large circle OF ac-
quaintancss, and can produce The best OF BUSH
ness references for honesty aud capacity. VIII
be ready to take q situation on January ist.
Address 2. Z. IL, at this office. def Iw
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PROVIDENCE.

PROVIDENCE, R. L, December l9.-Ds-
lisher Parsons, an eminent aud veners-
BILE bysicisn, died here To-Day. aged
eighty years. He was surgeon of the
fiRg-ship Lawrence, in the battle OF Lake
Erie, and the last surviving offleer Of
Perry's feet.
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CONGRESSIONAL LyVESTTG4TfoN O.

CONGRESSIONAL INVESTTG4TfoN or
I'M ALASKA PURCHASE.
The Washington correspondent Of the
Louisville Courier. Journal says, n refer
encs to the investigation by Congress Of
the Alaska Purchase, that Hon. Robert
J. Walker and w. W. Warrior, assistant
private secretary to the President, and Of
the Philadelphia Ledger, testified before
the Alaska Investigating Committee.
The formers evidence bore out substsn-
TALLY previous statements that he had
received 3 fee from the Russian Govern
ment exceeding S26 900 for services rem
dered ia connection with the Alaska
roaty as counsel, which services were
principally directed 10 setting forth the
advantage OF the purchase and the con-
sjtutiOB8l requirement on the part of
the House to pay for the ssme after the
treaty bad been ratified. II did appear
that Mr. Walker had paid for tie publ
cation Of certain articles on Alaska, but
net 10 any nsHananer correennnEeztGE-
reporter ia this OF any Cthef city. Mr.
Walker, however, testified that after the
appropriation had been made he advised
The Russian Minister to offer Col. Forney
three thousand dollars in coin fo~rservices
rendered ia publishing Walkers letters
ia the Chronicle. Col. FOrney declined
q take it, ca the ground that ne was an
officer OF the Senate. It was then ten
isred TO Z. G. F0rney, the publisher Of
tae Chro0icls, who, after h~esitating, took
the money. Walker further testified
that be did not know that any money
YES psid 70 aay other newspaper men.
Mr.. Walker testified that he was never
offered nor ever received a cent, and
knew q nosxpendituVes in the premises
one way oFfhe other.
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SUNDAY APPEAL.
SUNDAY MORNING, DEC. 20. 1855


TEnNEsSEE PRESS ASSOCIATION.
4 meeting Of the Tennessee Press AS
socistion Is hereby called ct Nashville,
on the second Monday in January, 1853,
a. the Office o. the Caion aud american,
st u o'clock m, upon business OF impor-
lance. A full attendance is requested.
THOMAS BOYERS. President,
HUNTER NICHOLSON, Secretary.
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RO8EET j. Moro an. MILToN p. JARSAGIS,
4. DUDLE FKAYsER.
morgan, IaFHagil & FIdYsGF.
attorneys and CGuHselI0r5 st Law,
No. 10 Madison Street tarst Hsor).
WHOLESALE GR0CERS
TOOF, PHILLIPS & CO.,
No. 96G ETont Street,

HAVE NOW IN STORE AND TO ARRIVE,
"A one OF he largest and best selected stocks
OF Goods Ia JaGir Inc % b. found in the mar
kei, and which they are prepared % sell "a the
49, 1nd 81 lose essa customers On as 4yos5
IN - LOuis. Cincinnati or Louisville. Car
Stock, a. Above consists q part o.
~ barrels assorted brands Flour, including
,Museout2h star J" & Lee" and Ba-
kers Best"
4l kegs Leaf Lard,
40 cases Fairbanks. Peck a Co.'S Pressed Lard.
% barrels Mes Pork,
70 casss BUlk Sides and Shoulders,
20 hhds. FAIR g. Choic9 Louisiana Sugar.
70 barrels Crushed and Powdered sugars,
90 Coffee a Sugar,
500 ats Nos. ], 2 and g AIacksrsl,
. h2ff barrels Maekerai,
ID pigs. Candies,
90 cts-s cove oysters,
- cases SsTdlnts,
y Oarre.S ksct4dad Whisky.
Gu I. BourDon. Rye and Robinson County
70 barrels tennessee White WHISKY.
~ eaudies Iobacco-variOus branGs,
= boxes IobacoO-varfous brands,
~ SACKS Conss-fsir 10 choice.
- ~ p2eSets IL Government Java Coffee,
~ pkSs- Raisins,
~ 0ox7s Z. D and ". 2. Cheese,
100 cases Fresh T0matoes.
~ cases Assorted Fruits,
~ boxes Soda,
log boxes Olive snd Pail Soap,
go boxes Erasiv- Soap.
= cases Ieisgraph Matches,
lu1 pieces Rage" Baeging.
~ bundles Iron Ties,
go dozen RrUOms,
10 Kegs New holasses,
= barrels CbOice Motssseg.
70 chests Fine Imperial Tea.
~ dozen WashbOards.
. dozen Sleeves.
80 kegs NaiIe-asss~ted etc sto e4.
Me ask an examination OF Stock and prices. I
anu are prepared 10 offer such fnnu emcnls as
H1o1 lalI 20 meet the views OF buyer.
d,oc, TOoF, PHILLIPS &C@,
0tOIN 2Bs Front Streat. l
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MASONIC NOTICE,-The q
VI Stated Assembly Of Eureka "a
Council Ne,s. OF Roy al and Select Mas Ky
tiers, will be held In their COnnei NJ
Chamber. Odd Fellows Building, Onf
Monday Evening, zlst inst, at O'clock.
A prompt aJtsadanes Of every member is de-
sired, as business Of great importance will
come before The Council.
Al Royal and Select Masters are fraternaily
By order OF
JOHN TENT, 7. I. NJ.
M Wte6rs, Recorder, de92t
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Dissolution.

TUE the arm of RoBESON, SSEED & CO is
i this day dissolved by mutual consent, the
undersigned having disposed Of his Interest 10
Mes'rs. J. W. Sneed = Co by whom the buss-
ness will be continued.
DAN, S. robson.
Deco nber le, 1875 de2Jl Ivy
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eyOHEg gsaEsenseH Of s1er,-
WIFI SS pleased so learn
Wa have received rhssa
SRA DgesztDs aud beautiful
b Nv eeds ssESd CasstmeFes,
fntch wa have haas card
Hes On exhibition. Wells q
x65 slain street.
I'VE HousR-Resder, ifsyou want
ow what energy, tact, skill, push
M can do combined with judicious
10 build 40 a paying busi-
keep up q live houas and enable
icerned tOs stand square with the
and A 1 with the COM
Il fraternity, cali on T0of, Phillips
eOrDer OF Court and Front streets.
you will find q stock Of groceries
an1Ot be surpassed, offered at low
and put up in 8 way the most pro-
lily tantRiizing. You will meet
men OF experience and ability as
for this market, as statesmen
cotton men. You gill confront
rise In the person OF one OF the
lucky, spirited and energetic men
ont street. You viii meet Mr..
1oof aud AIr. Charles Phillips ana
GahaD, and you will g. no farther.
satisfy you II Ia the power of
-
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
.NRW MEMPHIS THRAThR

Monday EveuE-g, Dee-mae-2I-First night
OF MARY ella rTANG as Queen Eliza
oeth.u Also, the Wrnder Of the age, Mile
on ths Flying rrapeze.
Tuesdzy Night-MAEf STUART and Mile
TUR&OOR.
SCALE or PgTcEs-DreSsC Circle and ParQuette,
81 Orchestra C1Rirs. 81 50 Family Circle, 50
cents CGiOred Boxes, 50 GEMS ColOrsd Gal
lery, . cents.
Doors open al quarter 70 = o'clock; curtain will
rise Al s precisely. BOx-OOO6 open nom 10
O'clock u.In. 20 3 p.ul.
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Cotton yarns.

00O BAGS, ALL NUMBERS
AOO Just received, ard Tor sale TO the trade
low. WM. K. MOO xE & co.
2g2 Main Street,
deco ls Next door north OF Peabody Hotel.
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VI.

TIE LATE TRAGEDY ~ FENTR&SS
COUNTY
The Stanford Banner OF the 18th has
additional particulars of the Fentress
county tragedy. It says The OLD lady
and her daughter were Killed and 8 little
Guild about two years bid. The little
by that was badly wounded sia 8 fair
way TO recover. Hs says that Longston
killed the youog lady aud child and
wounded BIN, and tbst two women who
were with L)ngstoa killed the old lady.
This little boy ia only six years old.
After tae Sheriff took the murderer back,
they took hln to the little boy, and the
child screamed and shTaDk away from
him. BY the lass of Tennessee, q child
under six years Of age cannot testify, and
this little fellow is g few weeks under
that age. The people Of Fentress county
say, however, that Longston shall be
huDgin some way. There was another
child in the bed at the time, bat fortu-
natsiy it WIS not discovered by the muir
dsring demons. Longston nearly effect
ed his escape from jail a day or two after
his return, but is now closely guarded.
The women are also in Jail.
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VARIETIES THEATEs
Corner Main aad Wellington SITS.

CHAS A. H. BROOM
j. ). .......--------5tsg ManaH
THE ABOVE PLACE or AMUsEIEETt
4 open nightly with q Talented Company
Artists, each one acknowledged to be q star
his or heT speciality The entsrtGinmeut col
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ORPHAN L

T1dE Trustees, Managers and friends OF this
L Institution, and those willing 10 promote
) objects. VIII meet in the LecLuIs Room Of
he Cumberland Presbyterian Church, az =
clio X. pa Tuesday evening. I'D December.
There viii be IN election Of Managers Tor the
Ysnsuing year, and one or more addresses eX-
pa'niGg the OBJ ecL and The present condition
Olthe Asylum
AL friendly to tbs orphan GAUGE are earnestly
requested to attend
Ge26S 81 CYR S JoHEsON, President.
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The daring young Russian Athlete Eud Cnau1.
plon OF the world upon the FLYING TIA
PEZE. who viii perform his 6l0ec-
chilling leap OF - Feet through
mjd-air, turning a somar-
Sauffiuhis trsmencOus
aerial rig11.
Accompanying Ia HANLOEG u
Mr.. and Mrs. BRENNAN,
Barie=qae Opezado Ars
Mr.. JAMES BLAMPHIN,
Miss EMILY THORNE,
The accomplished CGmadieune and Voca EST
Mr.. ALFRED -SEDGWICE.
COnceTtinist and RuEo singer
Messrs. SYLVAN and BENEDICT,
Er5fcSqus Artist.
ADM1ss1oS--Drsss Circle and Faruuetts, 81
Family Circle. 50 cents Gallery, % cents
Seats can now be sesursd from diagram
Hall at +. Katz =aoschisM Music store. si- Aa
street. WITH0UT EXTRA CHARGE.
Doors open al 0isjOcl commences at 8.
The house VIII be thoroughly heated AZ
entertainment.
eS- Only BanIOn Matinee. for ladies
children, SATURDAY AFTERSOON, Dece
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-08-01

CAMP WILLOW GrovE This camp, situate aboni midway between IIardyyille and Prescott. has lately received an accession of another com pany of cavalry, Co. [, s,h regiment. Captain Lester commanding; Co. K, same regiment ha. occupied the camp for some month. past This canp i' very pleasantly situated at the head Of Willow creek. and being. as it i., right in the heart of the Walapai country mu.t be n very unwclcome establishment to poor To. Col Price purposes prosecuting a vigorous and continued war upon the red dogs next fall and fully cx. poets 10 rid our Territory of the terror of the Wallapai Fully conyersant, a- his scouts already made against them. have made him with their haunts and trails, there is little doubt that with bis present effective command be will accomplish well his work and that the farming and min ing country Of that section will be fully reclaimed Captain Lester i. actively engaged in the work of fitting up the camp and providing for tbe com fort of his troops. The systematic arrangement Of the rows of white tent. dotling the green sward has fine effect when viewed from the hills that surround and look down on the valley Here is a spot that invites settlement and now is the time for those who want to secure plae,. f., build home Co act; thc troops secnre safety. and there is room for half a dozen families to build neat little homesteads in the vicinity. 4 good soil. splendid climate and pure cold water, are the inducements. AED.
 BrAcs train arrived from Camp Lincoln Wednesday last. IL brought ,OO0 lbs Of barley from Reamis' ranch. on Lynx creek
 
 NEw potatoes have made their appearance in market. They were raised by Johnson & Zim- mermon on Mountain Ranch six miles south of Prescott. and about OJ0 feet above the level Of the sea.
 BLACK CANYoN.-Nine men are now ready to go to Black Canyon to try their luck there in the placcrs. A few more are wanted.
 PATTY Of five men who recently arrived here have gone 10 the Hassayampa, to placer mine.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-08-01
DIED.

Near San Luis OLispo. California. June 2s.h. Col. Wm. II. Gar,in. aged 3s years.
 Deceased came Co Prescott from Denver. Colo rado, iu the Spring of '65, and resided here until about year ago, when be removed to san Fran cisco for the purpo-e of getting skilled medical treatment for painful disease with which be was afflicted. While in San Francisco. he eunder- went several trying surgical operations, and bore Che torture Of ihc surgeons knife with Christian fortitude. But somehow or other, these opera tons and accompanying treatment failed t0 re- store bis health and. by the advice Of friends he removed Co San Luis Obispo, in the hope Of rc gaining health. but all Co no purpose His days were numbered and bis Creator called him home Col. Garvin held the position of Adiniant-Gen eral of this Territory was g member in good standing of Aztlan Lodge. F. & A. M., of Pres colt and was highly respected by all who knew iiH His gatiiHc'y death is regretted by uaHser- ous circle of friends in ihi, bis adopted home May the showers from heaven fall gently upon his grave. and may God in bis mercy comfort and console his family and relatives
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-08-01
New store.
 .... GO TO .... KERR'S CHEAP STORE.

In the East Room of the old Capitol Building
 North Side ofthe Plaza, Prescott, IT you wisG 10 purchase
 Groceries and Provisions,
 Liquors, Can Fruits, Clothing, Or anything else needed by you, for less money than the same can be bought for anywhere else in town EDWARD KERR. Prescott, June %, 1868