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Arizona miner., 1868-03-07

troubles, they gave it up and left A por,ion os ! 'H' hltch was dng by them. and we wonld like ,o see company finish it and try the rayines A. if
 '7 certain that where Mexican- can mako g,,,t, Dy packing few pans Of dirt a half mile npon tueir shoulders and then washing it in A nan day. '''i'i'
 CHARtEY TAYLOR was in town tli, week Tho large wheel which he and \. Z peirce have ,oo, engaged in building on the Upper Ha..avan,a TOT several months past is nearly cOrnpletnd Az soon as it is finished they will commence crusb ing quartz in their arastras.
 VIcEnoY and party started, one day this weel, to go to the Bully Bueuo mill and mine but nm reaching the divide, at the head of the Uassa. yampa' they found the snow too dcep. and re. turned to town ""N ''
 fRoA WicSENHuRo.-sberiR Moore. John Tav. lor' Ben Block, and two other men, arrived in town, yesterday evening from Wickcnburo Th.v say that everything was well when tbev i.1 "ickchburg Both mills were running revularly ana paying well. Mr. Reed was at Wickenhurg ! when the party left be said it was bis intention ,o return here soon Nickenburg Smith were u'ghly eiaicd at the success of their little mill tue! were crushing rich rock, and getting bio pay A private letter received by ma fSor, a friend. states that bushes. had improve1 ,r,.'1' since the Wickenburg 6 Smith mill has been grinding out the gold. The same letter ai.o states that Governor Mccormick, or hi. Terri | tory C), was rusticating in the town of Altar sonora, from the Ia Co the 5ih of Fcbruarv One correspondent says that the Governor attended A | ball, played the flute and harp. and ale ba.ps l "iih piece of tortilla. like a native!
Arizona miner., 1868-03-07
ASSESSORS OFFICE.
UNITED SraTrs INTERNAL REvrSsE,
 DISTRICT or AHIzoNA.

DISTRICT or AHIzoSA NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. IN AC. ~ cordsnce with provision. of Excise Law Aci of July iath. lssG. fara--afh a7 thai arpoals relative Co any erroneous ssefssfe asa-ss,.erfz made in shl. district on tbe annual li.f of fs,.. for lt.>, Will bc received aud determined s' rfv otlee iu Prescott, each day, during brslucs. hours, from the twentieth io Che thigty.hrst day ui Maseh
 All appeals usi he made ln writing spccifginr thc parucular cause matter. or thing. rss tsriinl W Which @ decision is requested and siaUae tbf ground or principle of error complained or
 HENRY & BiGEIDw
 Aee-aen- District of Arizona Prescott March 7 r-.
Arizona miner., 1868-03-07
DIED.

To Prescott on the morning aF Fridsv. a.reh 0th. l-c- John P. Bourkc a native of Ireland aged q years. months and ! days California FaPer please copy
 Friends of the family gre Invited Co attend Ais funeral. which will start from his residence. on Granite streei. si two o'clock. this isaiurday) afternoon.
Arizona miner., 1868-03-07
BLANK BOOKS. STATIONERY AND LETTER PAPER
SMOKING and CHEWING ronAcco

SMOKING and CHEWING ToHACco. At Rational Prices, at the Prescott Post Oaice
 PAPERs and PEBfOnICALs.- great var..fy r'ff+fed WrfEly arA srsia ;HfAr Among tl.ern arc ail thc leading san Franr..rn and ss--a=-s-,. papers iAu-r's Monthly aud lIias,raissi w .-,lir 'iumnrs Corner, I~.siiF's Ii-lorials Cadet's Is dt Book, Harp-r's bazar WMte.' sfirii of fl,e Itnes National Foiics Gasriie Banner of IAeta -A'l 70 f-fesf oi Astffaau Falicrs- tAnl@
Arizona miner., 1868-03-07
TUt fuest assortment of
 Mcerschaum Pipes. thls. .,iae of the Bay.

We would aiso call ihe attention of the Ladies Go Oar elegant stock of
The New York herald., 1868-08-04
WATCHES, JEwELRY, Sc.

fVUCEoO CIoCKs-oUR PATENT AND MANUFAC-
~ better cheaper than any imported yhcssss G ss.
and retail. A. FRANKFIEbD CO., Jewellers Ns nsxtn
avenue Fourteenth street, and sls Eshsh avenue
coruer twenty sx,h street.
The New York herald., 1868-08-04
SALES AT AUCSON.

A LARGE AND PEREMPTORY AUCTION SAL Sale T. or ;r
~ magnificent Household Furniture, most VI 90 sur
perfect order and but little used BARRY Al he large
oneers will sell on this day Tuesday Augu6t nntsa
brown stone residence No. 1876 East Nineteenth street
Third and Fourth avenues, commencing at lO o'cion
csey the sale comprises the entire contents Of the hon.
Consisting Of elegant rosewood octave ,anoore nearJ
and fully guaranteed elegant Suits of Paor Furniture,
French satin marble top Centre Tables, Easy Chairs,
rosewood Etagsre, French Clock Vases, &C. &c. large
of magnificent Bedroom Furniture consisting OF
richly carved walnut Bedseads, Dressing Bureaus China
&C. elegant Dining Room Furniture In richly carved
walnut Silver Plated Ware Cutlery French Chinaware,
&C. &C., with which the sale will coInmence catalogues
ready early morning OF sale at the house.
The New York herald., 1868-08-04

yxvANTED-BY GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, PERMA-
w nentiy from September l, unfurnshed Room with
Board about $5 per week. Address for two days T. D.
| NJ, Herald Office.
The New York herald., 1868-08-04

A UCTION NOTICE-AT ERNEST ROTH'S FURNITURE
"A manufactory 50 Beecker street, Broadway Fur
nure a. less than auction prices and warranted
haircoth 1885, $780, 35, $3.50 and $500; also over
goo 900 worth of ali kinds Psrlor Library, Bedroom and Din
Ing Room Furniture. cheap.
The New York herald., 1868-08-04

A UCTION SALE OF OVER s25,OO0
N of elegant Household Furniture
this uesday) afternoon, August at o'clock precisely at
elegant story l9 West Eighth street. be-
tween and Sixth avenue consisting Of Velvet Brussels
rosewood PiAnofore I'VE Paror Suits
with brocate reps and haircoth Bookcase Eta
geres Tables Curtains Mirrors Paintings, Bronzes Statu-
ary, Vases 800 lots Parlor Bedroom and Din
ing Room Furniture. Sale positive. LUKE FITZGERALD,
auctOneer
The New York herald., 1868-08-04
NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY, AUGUST 4, 1868


ID from September a front Room and hall Bedroom,
third floor for himself and
one Room gentleman, wife and child would prefer the
rooms floor location between Third Eighth
s. s. 6 Herald office. stating terms, which
sonable
The New York herald., 1868-08-04
ABiUsEnIENTs.

NTIBLO'S GARDEN
~ WILLIAM WHEATLFY .....,.. Lessee and Manager
BATEMAH'S
WORLD RENOWNED OPERA BOUFFE.
THIRD WEEK OF
BARBE BLEUE.
CROWDED HOUSES
RAPTUROUs APPLAUSE,
orset the hrs favorites OF the New York public
- NILE. IRMA AND MR.. All JAG
EVERY EVENING AT 8.
o.FENbACHS MASTERPIECE, IN Four AOya
BARBH BLEUE
(Bue Beard),
WITH THE ORIGINAL, CAST,
GRAND CHORUS,
SUPERB ORCHESTRA,
MAGNIFICENT MISE EN- SCENE,
JARRETT PALNER's PARTISAN BALLET TROUPE
seats ca be secured in sd
Nbos Garden Schrmers music store 7Ol broadway
The New York herald., 1868-08-04

NEW YORK THEATRE
~ Second night and brilliant success
OF Dion Boucicault and Charles Reade's
FOUL PLAY,
FOUL PLAY,
the most interesting, picturesque romantic and thrilling
drama produced in years
Every evening until further notice
Presented with an admirable scenery, music
new machinery, properties,
&C., &C.
Saturday Matnses ats Pm.
The New York herald., 1868-08-04
COUNTRY BOARD.

A FEW HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS CAN BE
"A had at the Beden Place. hour from New York per
Morris Railroad and fifteen minutes drive from
depot Families obtain all the comforts OF country iiv
ing delightful farm and country seat The location
all the attractions Of mountain air hne scene
ry every facility for boating fishing and bathing Excel
lent sabng Carriages trains at Summit station Ad
dress Belden Place New Providenoe, n. J.
The New York herald., 1868-08-04

IlY II. H. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER
ID Administrators sale.
HENRY n. LEEDS 4 MINER will sell at auction ON
Tuesday August II O'Clock, at Underbs stables "a La,
of administrator OF The late EDWARD
N. Banks:- - . an, -.
Team of and 10 old, long tails ana
the OF Old Jupiter IN condition.
49, They perfectly gentle and kind believed 10 Dc
sound, are stylish drivers and afraid OF nothing.
Three-quarter light Trong Wagon, In good order.
Light shifting top Wagon, made by Dusenoury In hhe
condition.
Depot Wagon, no top with two seats, in good order
Doppble Hsrness Whips &c. Also two Side Saddles, in
pOod Orde
The New York herald., 1868-08-04

LNOR RENT OR LEASE-A SMALL HOUSE, TO CON-
tain or rooms; location from Thirtch TO Fifeh
street. between Fourth and Eighth rent not
ceed 900 Inquire al 10 Water street. of A. SEEMULLER
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-05-07
SAN FRANCISCO DISPATCH.
From the Trespass of yester day.

SAN Francisco, May 5.-John Crow will
be examined to-day, by the Commissioners
for insanity.
The Panama steamer Golden City left to-
day, with full compliment of passengers.
Madame Gerardin, who attempted suicide
last night, is said TO be slightly insane.
Ned Buntline, the well known writer is
expected here on the next steamer from
Panama.
The Mexican residents of this CITY cele-
brated, yesterday, the sixth anniversary Of
the victory Of Zaragosa over the French, at
Peubla.
a dispatch Yesterday from Santa Clara says
that James ). Fenton, in crossing Guada-
lupe River, was thrown from his horse and
drowned.
The Peninsuar and Oriental Steamship
Company, London, is building seven first
class screw steamers, to run between this city
and China and Japan, in opposition to the
Pacific Mail Company.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-05-07
From the Enterprise Of Yesterday.

WASHINGTON, May IA meeting of the
Soldiers National Executive Committee was
held on Saturday, at which Is States were
represented Arrangements were perfected
for a National Soldiers Convention to be
held at Chicago at about the same time as
the Republican National Convention. The
Committee feel assured that it will be the
largest delegated convention ever held in
the country.
NEW YORK, May August Belmont has
written 10 the Democratic Congressional
Committee stating that it will be impossible
to get the National Executive Committee
together in time to change the day for the
Democratic Convention and therefore it
must be in New York on July 4, as origin
ally fixed.
CHICAGO, May A Tribune special says
Johnson is having his private residence at
Greenvile, Teen, repaired and building
erected in addition thereto.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-05-07

TIE ALARMING STATEMENT that Sena.
tor Fessepdsn has got an opinion agains,
the conviction Of the President ready for
delivery before the Court, is given SC
Enthusiastically as to make US fear its
truth. A cold blooded piece of murder
of that sort may be thought necessary,
by Mr.. Fessenden, to appease the con-
official life and as denial of the fpe-
cious cry thai the President's impeach-
nent was merely an ebullilion Of party
malice but If he thinks that the Re-
publican party is likely to be held to-
gether after being chagrined, mortified
and made hopeless by Andrew Johnson 5
Gcquittal and the consequent gloriica-
ton Of every internal rebel and Copper
head in the land, the kuk-klux Khan
included, he little appreciates the worth
of that element in all parties which
needs the exultation and encouragement
of victory to give it the heart to fight,
We hope this distressing, disheartening
rumor is not true, and that neither Pitt
Fessenden nor any other Republican
Senator is prepared to risk Grants de-
feat by awarding victory to Andrew
Johnson AID his fellow accomplices
over the Republican majority in Con-
gress and the loyal people everywhere.
Let Us hope, however, that this report
is off the same piece with that recent
Geographic lie that Chief Justice Chase
had sent a certain communication re-
gsrding impeachment to the National
Intelligencer.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-05-07
EASTERN DISPATCHES.
From last evenings Virginia Trespass.

From last evenings Virginia Trespass.
WASHINGTON, May 5.-Bingham com
menced his closing argument to-day. The
galleries are crowded with ladies, and a
large number Of distinguished personages
are present. 1t is belieyed that Bingham
will make an exceedingly long-winded speech
New YORK, May 5.-Washington spec
ials state that there is an adverse opinion
entertained by Republican Senators relative
to the conviction of the President.
Fessenden, Of Maine. has prepared an
elaborate opinion, which states that in his
opinion there are no possible grounds for
conviction, as developed, either through
evidence or any argument submitted to the
Court.
Morrill,, of Maine, drew up an adverse
opinion and presented it to Mr.. Fessenden,
but entirely failed to convince him that he
was erroneous in his judgement relative to
the pending matter.
Several other Republican Senators concur
in Fessenden's opinions, and will follow
his example.
LONDON. May 4.-Queen Victoria has
declined to accept Disraeli's tender of the
of his seat, and has urged him
strongly not to dissolve Parliament at this
time.
The Irish Church question will come up
for debate on the It'll instant
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-05-07
CoPPERHEAD PRACTICE VS.. Dem
OCRA1IC" TEACHINGS.

Hal Clayton and Seymour Pixley are
not the only Democrats who are ready
to mount ready saddled hobby horses
and spur them to death with the rowels
of demagoguery. Those high burning
ocal lights are good imitators of the
head centers of their party; and Ed.
Sweeney is not the only Copperhead
who is complacently Inconsistent enough
to encourage the very thing which he
and and his fellow Copperheads are
given to denouncing about the time that
election day rolls round. L" The bloated
bond aristocracy is one of the catch
phrases resorted to by the Democracy
to tickle the ears of such infatuated
blockheads as do not know that Au-
guste Belmont, the Chairman of the
Democratic National Committee, the
arislocratic agent of the " Rothchil
d,en," and the employer of retinue
ofliyeried servants, is the largest older
Of United States Bonds in the world,
sud the most conspicuous capitalist in
the country known to be bondholder.
q The rights of the laboring man " is
another of the spasmodic outcries which
are flung out by the Democratic dem
agogues to catch votes for the party
which has always upheld the only in
s,itution III Christendom that has de-
graded labor and which furnished
champion Of that degradation vile ard
venomous enough to style the laborng
men and mechanics of the North I" the
mudsiils of society," " Anti Coolie
Labor " is another specious appeal to
the prejudices and passions of the peo-
pie by the Representatives and stumpers
OF the party, under whose ministerings
the treaty with China was perfected,
aud many of whose most uncomprom-
ising adherepts-the secesh farmers of
Souoma, Mendocino, Napa and loio
counties in California-are working
their farms almost entirely by Chinese
labor. Democracy breathes falsehood
a2i lives lie The only men il Car
soa shameless enough to attempt max
ing political capital cut of the wood
choppers movement are cheek by jowl
and political bed fellows with the only
man in the county who has had occa-
zion to employ Cinnamon to chop wood
Whatever else the Copperheads may
steal when opportunity offers, the jewel
OF Self Respect will never be purloined
By them--tAat is something they have !
no use for.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-05-07

STOCKTON, Cal. May 4-l0:l0 p. M.-The
election for city officers took place to-day. re-
sulting in the success of the Union candidate
for Mayor by Sc majority Chief of Police,
6S; Collector, .; Assessor, IS. The Coun-
Gil will stand Union and Democrats.
Whole number Of votes polled, l ,l36-about
the same as last Fall.
Barney Mcmahon, police officer, was shot
this evening, at $50 o'clock, by man named
Bill Allen. The wound is bad, but not sup
posed to be dangerous cause supposed to be
an old feud. With this exception, the cleo
ton passed off il an orderly manner.
NEVADA, Cal, May 4.-Cornell, Republi-
can, Is elected Marshal; George r. Craw-
ford, Radical Republican, has IA majority
over both the Democrat and Conservative.
A full Union Board of Trustees is elected.
Chs rles II. Mead. for Assessor, had no OPP
position. go. ..ass, -
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-05-07

We SUPPOSE tina, the most charitable
explanation Of Pixley's appearance a.
the Tbeater as the Chairman of the
Wood choppers meeting is that having
very lately chopped r" himself, he
bad fellow feeling for them. how is
that. Pi1' 4 u: 60.
The New York herald., 1868-04-05
DOGS, BIRDS, &C,

DOGS, BIRDS, &C.
A Ii KINDS or FANCY DOGS AND BIRDS FOR
N sale.Medicines for all diseases. Prepared food
nockng BIRDS Al b. DovEY's, Nos. andS Greene street
corner Canal
A LII BREEDS CHOICE DOGS AND MEDICINES
a FRANCIS BClLER No. Peck slip. Buffers In.al.
BILE Mango Cure and Flea Ex,rminAsor 70 Buffers
new work, W. Extra stock Dogs.
Tor SALE-A LARGE AND HANDSOME SIBERIAN
Il Bloodhound ~ JOSEPH BURKHARrs, s'6 East Hous-
ston street.
NEW DOG AND PIGEON STORE, q NEW CHAMBERS
~ street. All choice breeds bought sold; Stock DOGS
all kinds; Black and TAns from three 70 pounds
JAMES YOUNG.
The New York herald., 1868-04-05
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

fAUCTION.-TROTTING STALLION HARRY CLAY
"A rhe rottlng stallion Harry Ivy will be sold at auction
81 the stable Of William waltem're Firth and Fifty
fourth and Fyah streets in this city the 9Th day Of
;sons Stallion Ned % Forrest, years old, BY George n
lion, William Turnbai, By Rysdyks HamSetonian
out Of Hairy Clay mare, years old, trot fas,
bay Mare Blanche GOT BY Rysdyks Hambetonian out of
Bashaw years old raised by P Lorihsrd Jr For
further particulars address WILLIAM WALTERNIRE Fifth
avenue and Fifty-Hlth street, New York.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-03-26
The Payment of the Debt.

Mr.. Jay Cooke has written letter to
prove that the Fivs'twcntics are legally pay
able in gold, and protesting against the pro-
pos'il Ia pay them in greenbacks. The
following are the principal points =
Because, Nothing is said to the contrary
in the law creating the loan.
because, The custom Of all other nations.
as well Ms our own, has always been to nay
funded debt in coin only.
Because, The debate al the time the loan
law was passed revealed distinctly the mind
OF Congress. The Chairman of the Com
mittee of Ways and Means himself distinct
ly stated, at the time the bill was pending
that the bonds were, principal and interest,
payable in gold.
because, A provision was inserted in the
bill for sinking fund, in coin, 10 be annual
" applied to the purchase or payment OF the
bonds,
Because, The Secretaries of the Treasury
have all uniformly declared that the bonds
would he paid in gold.
Because, The bonds were sold To the peo-
pie by the authorized agent of the Govern
mcnt on the strength and contract of this
declaration.
Because, The Interpretation of the law
was accepted by the whole country. Con
gress, including Senator Sherman, stood by
while the Treasury Department was thus.
year after year, promising TO pay PRINCIPAL
and interest in gold, without giving single
note of warning of any intention to repudi-
ate the cOntrac, In after years.
Because, When the chairman of the Com
mitiee Of Ways and Means, To the rctarlin.
and sad injury of the negotiation ofthe Loan
then going on, rose in his seat, during one
of the darkest periods of the war, and PRO
posed his individual motion, that hereafter
the principal and interest of the loan should
be paid in legal-tender currency, his motion
was speedily and promptly suppressed, but
not until 1t had done great harm to the pub
lie credit. The indications Enthusiastically
showing that upon any other than a gold
basis it would he impossible to sell bonds.
Because, 1t is u fixed and legal as well as
moral principal, that the principa, is bound
by all acts of recognized agent, and LEGAL
gentlemen and Senators may Us well argue
at the winds as to attempt to tell the loyal
people of this nation, who furnished The
money in exchange for these bonds, tina,
Congress is not bound by the promises OF
its agents II clerk or agent, year after
year, transacis business openly 10 the salts.
faction OF his principal, making sales, pur-
chascs, and contracts in the name of that
principal, while he looks on approvingly
and sanctions, in innumerable cases, The
agents acts. they are, of course, not only
morally but legally binding upon the prin.
cipal. although the clerk or agent may never
have had written or even verbal authority
to show that his principal is bound by what
he has properly done in the regular course
of clerkship or agency.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-03-26


Thompson invoked Gentle spriug to .IIail!'
enough 10 supply the deficiency.
Carlyle, sharp and biting as rs ever, says
Disrneli is the fticst man 10 he the prime Minis
ter Of England, sbccausc he Is the honcstost
:" Ilc Ia a scoundrc II is true, but hc never pre-
"tendcd to be ANYTHING else"
"A country las at last been found somewhat
similar to Delaware, In the style of It's penal
code. 1t is Chill, South America, where a woman
Is serving In jail for fifteen years, and tho monot
ony Of her imprisonment is varied by one hun
drcd lashes administered monthly.
Al the municipal election in Kittcry, New
Hampshire, on Monday, the republicans carried
the town bya great majority, making, despite
the patronage OF Secretary wells,a gain of ninety
votes.
Our friend Killgorc, who through patriotism
and not crime, saw the inside Of nearly all the
rebel prison pens, is going to lecture on his ex-
pcriences therein, out at Chrlstlana, whereupon
some chap whom you have only to scratch lit
tie, and you will find II rebel sticking out, OBJ
jects, IN the Ga=ete, and thinks that IL would be
well to tell of the "horrors" Of Fort Delaware,
and other Northern places Of confinement. We
suggest that he take up this branch Of the sub
ject. and tell his experiences as prisoner in the
hands of the Union authorities. If he thinks lie
can make out n case, let us see him at 1t.
The Troy Press advertised for boys ~ dis
pose of that paper, upon which the Revolution
suggested girls as being in every way better than
boys, to which the Press quietly responds that
"thcre are no girls 10 Trey As soon us our ir-
male children get biz euOuyh 10 lift n ne,ysi,n npr
they put on waterfalls and become woinen.'
The operations in New York real estate grow
In extent and Importance.
e F. Church, originally, we think Penn
sylvanan.and since proprietor Of the llagerstown
Herald, and Towsoniowu Free Press. has started
new paper at Newlown, Bucks county, Penn,
called the Enterprise.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-03-26
rvr n1uv co,fuERCTAL Il

THE DAILY COMMERCIAL "
issusd every AFTERNOON, erccpt S,.naay'
II Ia the only Daily Paper IN W'tmt''9-
Ton, and the State of Delaware. 1ern'a'
sir dollars per aan'tna, or 1ioe'pe ecn's
a meek. Single copies Three cents.
THE DELLA WARE TRIBUNE Is
issued from, the COMMERCIAL office,
every Thursday Tsorning, and contains
principally reading matter published IN
Daily. Kis the largest paper, ana
contains by far the most reading matter
of those published on the Peninsula
ASrnss, Tioo dollars per dnnua.
THE COMMERCIAL JOB OFFICE
a s sssply provided NTH printing naoter-
ssl of the latest styles, and our toorS Is
done equal to Philadelphia offices, ana
ct no higher rates.
THE OFFTCEof the COMMERCIAL
nd TRLB UNE Is at $40 Market Sfrtet'
Wilmington, Delaware. Entrance al
5oiniaq the City Hall.
JENKINS d ATKINSON