Arizona miner., 1868-05-30

"O"I "lth good success.
 WE,rrmR-The weather is nov o,a Inn, d, ''"R une early part of the week, itwas extremely ugly and mean. The wind blew fercely during the day time, and at night, Jack Frost had every thing to himself
 l SAMUEL ADANs.-This gentleman was a, late.t accounts, running for Congress. After insiltino and shocking the modesty of the people of La Tag, by vulgar and obscene speech made hv nm in that town, he got up and skedadded to Arlzona City, where, we are informed. he asserted mat John A. Rush had withdrawn his name from before his fellow citizens as a candidate for tba Delegacy We have been expecting to hear every mail, of Mr. Adams' withdrawal Lnovir, as hc must. that he stands no earthly show of be-
 "g elected. His few friends have soured on him. and he knows it. It strikes us forcbly that hi. only object in keeping his name before the peo. pie Is to aid Mccormick as recent deyelopments go to show that, notwithstanding his former abuse of the Governor, he is now in his interest Mccormick and his friends, who have been in the habit of calling Adams such "pet-nameso as thlei, Steamboat, Crazy, and fool Adams. now speak of him in terms of endcarment pat hin on the back, and tell him to go it.
 EXCELLENT WINES AND LrQuoRs Henderson Co. have lately received a large stock of wines and liquors, which they are selling cheaper than any other house in town. We have sampled their various brands, and can recommend them to the public Retail purchasers assure ms that this firm does the square thing by them. Nor RrNNlNG.-C Calvin White. the gentleman whom Governor Mccormick had turned out of the post office because he would not keep the mall waiting over It's regular time for His Excel lency has taken his name from of the McCor- mick ticket He says he does not train with any such crowd, and wishes to see John A. Rush. an honest man. elected to Congress The removal ot Mr White Is about the only thing McCormick's gaeat influence at Washington has ever accom- plisbed. ond that one act of petty spite worked great injury to our people, as Mr. White was the best postmaster We have ever had.
 WoRNsEn & Co. received large pile of goods last week Their store and warehouse is now crammed full of good things.
 BLrvESTHAL & LASDsBEnGEa-W call atten- ton 10 the advertisement Of this Arizona City ir&. They have recently received huge piles Of goods. which they offer to sell AS low as any other house in the Territory. Mir Landsberger Is well known in this vicinity and we bespeak for himself and partner a share of the trade of the interior. Merchants and others visiting the Colorado river will do well to give him call
 EttV n.fIor. nou.4rI ;. .a..r.I ,o a,, ,.o.eo- who will leave D. R. PolAnds pistol at this office, which was lost on the road between Prescott and Williamson valley. See advertisement.
 BLAcGsxrmSG.-JohnB Buckley adyeriscs his readiness and ability to do all sorts of black smith work at his shop, on MiIler's Ranch, a short distance west of town. Mir. 3uckley is a first class workman and will we hope, get lo,s of good paying jobs.
 Mn.LEE's train lefl the ranch Thursday morn ing for Wickenburg and La Paz The wagons were loaded with lumber, for Wickenburg.
 LOST ANOTHER PRoF.-We call attention to the card Of John Rountree, in to-days paper, with drawing his name from the Mccormick ticket | where it was placed without his knowledge or consent
 Coon BAELEY.--We have seen some ripe. we'll l filled heads of barley at the Pacific Brewery. that were raised by Daniel Hatz, on the Agua Eric. Theodore Boggs, who was in town the other day, told us that himself and neighbor farmers would soon commence to harvest their barley crops.
 WILLARD RlcE, m1j0ndo-ao of Bowers Agua Frio Ranch. was in town last week He gays he has planted several acres Of corn. Willard told us that there was not Mccormick vote on the ranch, no not one, and the facctious joker re- marked that he had been trying to hire McCor- mick man to go down there. so that the boys could while away the time in argument. but when we saw him last he said he had become tired of hunting one up and concluded they were mighty scarce around Prescott, which is a fact
 WIcKESBURG.-A Barnett of Wickenburg, in letter to us. says the mills running. houses going up and everything prosperous. Barnett says trade has been good with him. and his big stock of goods was disappearing fast Success to Wickenburg, and its generous, industrious, whole souled Democratic population.
 CAMPBELL & BrFFoM's train arrived in town on the evening of the 2sth inst with goods for their store at this place.
 MEssRs JACKSON and Cullumber came to town from Kirkland Valley Thursday. They brought | no news of importance. Crops looking finely, | and everybody down there were going for Rush.
 GRAY Co.,, received by Werninger and Jones trains, large quantities of wines liquors, greee- |