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The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-11-14

LAsr week, we stated, upon the authority of parties who ought to have known, that thereafter tle California mail would be car Ficd ria Camp Ncphcr.on. Kirkland and Skull valleys, to Prescott, but it seems our inior- mants were mistaken. We have since learn ed that no change vas or is intended to be made from the Walnut Grove route. as the contractor has made all his arrangements for carrying it over that route for several months to come. Resides. he claims that the mail cau be carried for much less money over the Walnut Grove route than by Camp McPhcr- son Kirkland and Skull valleys
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-11-14

TW GRrsr EAaruQvAgr, which occurred in California at six minutes to eight o'clock, on The Morning or Wednesday, October 2lst lsCS. was the most severe shock that has ta- ken place in California since it's first occupa- t.on by Americans In San Francisco sever al live, were los, and n number of persons were uaimed by the falling of walls etc.- The shock wa. felt at several places in the State, but spent it, force upon the City of San Francisco, where the damage topropcrty was very great A detailed account of tho shock and the result of the damage etc, will be found in our correspondence from San Francisco, in to-day'- MiNER.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-11-14

NEW MExco.-'The Santa Fe Gasetie, of october F, coutains a very sensible article upon the financial condition of its Territory, from which we learn that Territorial war rants are worth but little, owing to the fact that there is no money in the Treasury to re- deem them, nor is there likely to be any un- til some change in the manner of leyying and collecting taxes is made by the Legislature Although New Mexico has been organized as a Territory of the United States since 1850, its present indebtedness, according 10 the Gazttte, does not exceed Sl0O00, W hile that of Arizona, organized in 1863, mu be in the ueiahhorhood og Sl8,000.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-11-14

FEov NEW Mrxco. -Mr. Joseph Young, one oc our oldest c.tiltn-, best miners and pro-pectors, returned sunday Inst. from the State. and New Mexico. after an absence of about eight months. in comraay wi,h J. K. Bryant. Since "Joc" left Prescott he has visited nearly an the "big ranchcria>" East, and tle di-eings of New Mexico. IT, now come. hack satisfied that Arizona is thc rich est and best country this side of the Misouri river lIe stopped couple of months at the Moreno minc>. New Mexico, where, in com panv with Jack Turner Billy Middleton, and a number of other old Arzouians, he pros uected a great deal. but succeeded in finding only one ledge of any promise and that they named the Arizona. It is about a two feet vein. and prospects we'll Tom Lowtbian and - May, formerly of this county, own one of the seven or eight rich placer claims in the digciurs Most of the Arizouians are coming home in the spring. The richest quartz mine yet discovered in the digcjnq7 : belongs to Mr Maxwell the owner of the tract of land containing inc mineral belt Mr. Maxwell, ss a general thing, gets one-haf oi all the quartz mines taken mp on his tract and we arc told. pays half the expenses oI sinking upon promising ones. J. K. Bryant another old Arizouan, who has been in New Mexico the past winter. and who brought through two wagon, loaded with flour, anJ nine head oC animals, called upon us Monday last. and gave it as his opinion that to New
 Mexico we should go for supplies, as they car
 be bought there and freirhted here, over th,
 Whipnlc route. for less than they can be pur
 chased in California. The party Jeff Ocat
 on the first of October stopped at Zuni short time. and arrived at Prescott on tn
 evening of the sth inst.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-11-14

FROM CANP GooDwIN.-A private letter, of date October 2, isGS, from Camp Good win, Pima county, ihis Territory, says;
 There is not much news here, a few Indians are drawing ratious and wouudipg soldiers The farm is not worked much. and the reser- yation exists but in name. The new quar- ters are just completed and the post is sick . ly one. Touto basin was the healthicst place 1 ever lived iu, never drank better water than 1 did there and the air made a man feel hungry and stretch.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-11-14

LETTER FROM TUcsoS.-- | Cnder date of Tue son, Pima county, October 2S, Dr. j. T. Al sap, writes as follows:
 There is no ncws of importance. Hons. Bidwell and Lindsey, from Yuma county, ar rived, last night, to attend the session of the Legislature They were accompanied by Judge Cartier, who came here to attend su- preme Court Councilman Hooper, of Yuma, has sold out his business at Arizona City and gone East None of the up-riyer members have arrived.
 "Under the rose" I think I can tell you what the decision will be in the Ono WanaA- 10 case l mentioned, in previous letter, as being before the court. They will decide that the writ Is Co be sustained in that par ticular case. This will render it necessary to commence suit against each particular officer, in order tO oust him. Of course, some one will commence suit against pliant Richard, so as to prevent him from taking his seat do not know how they can commence against him, but the lawyers can probably find some method of getting at him. IL would be a great pity that he should cscape.'
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-11-14

SINCE the recent great earthquake in Cali fornia the water in the artcsian wells near San Jose, have, in some instances, ceased to flow, and in others tho discharge is greatly increased.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-11-14

AMERICAN JOURNAL or MiSING.-This re- ally excellent mining paper has recently had a new dress, and now looks exceedingly well. lt is published by Western Co.,, New York City, and is doing good work for Arizona in tue East. The subscription price is four dol- lars per annum
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-11-14

No Nrvs-Thc mail arrived from Wichenbgrg a.t night but brought no news later than that received by Tuesday m.I
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-11-14

NEw PAYER The San Diego, (Cai) Uaioa has made its appearance, under the manage. ment of Jeff V. GatewooJ.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-11-14

PIMA CouNIy IrENs-From the Tucson 4ri-,tiqa. of October 3lst. we learn that the new Catholic Church was nearly completed.
 The Governor has appointed Marcus D.. Dobbus, of La paz, Yuma county, and Jas. E. Mckenzie, of Florence, Pima county, No taries Public Our fellow townsman, Henry W. Fl ury, has been re-appointed Notary, a a very slight recognition of his ,eyces 10 the Governor, and poor compensation for having at various time, acted as Governor and Sec rctary Of the Territory, while the base outft composed of Mccormick & Co.,, were East, selling wildcat feet, or proving around the Territory, begging and trading for votes.
 They have Broadway" "Custom- House. and "MeCorm.ek street in Tue son. They saouIl also have a Booby ' street, in honor of the booby of fellow whc says Le edits the -irisJai1a, but who is nC more nor no less than scape-goat for thar lasalcss fabric of an honest man and just Gov euor, Richard C. Mccormick, Carpet Baggc and Professor of SefAdulation.
 J. NJ. Barney, agent Of Geo F Hooper ! Co.,. merchants, of Arizona City, has iatell opened new road from Florence to the up per. or Fort Mcdowell, crossing of Salt river which, it is said saves about 90 miles travel
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-11-14

RAtBLE& scHEEaER, Proprietor,.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-01-25
Debility and Emaciation


Both result from the lack Of ability to convert the
food into nutrment How necessary, then, for those
suffering from theHe alarming symptoms to trnme-
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stomach and digestive organs For, as soon as this
desirable object hos been accomplished, the health
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giving energy to the liver, and relieving every syp
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Of time it has been before the public, or has won the
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Many other preparations, purporang to be corrsc-
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January 20
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-01-25

NOTICE 10 DUB ApsERTIsERs.-Down-town
merchants and others having advertisements
which they desire to appear in the DAILY
NEWS, will find at the Office Of the City Rail-
way Company, corner of Broad-street and
East Bay, an iron box in which they may
deposit their favors. The Inconvenience to
which our downtown friends have been sub
iected in having to bring their advertise
ments to our Office in Hayne-street will thus
be avoided. The box will be emptied several
times every afternoon and night, and adver-
tisements dropped into it up to II o'clock
P. NJ, will appear in the morrow's NEWS as
surely as il handed in at our counting-room.
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that have evaporated and are in the vicinity Of
the can. In the case Of good oil, such as is
now sold by every reliable dealer, some oil
these precautions may be unnecessary; but
"an ounce Of prevention is worth pound oi
cure" Care and attention in this matter will
be well bestowed.
The following is the law passed by Congress,
March Q, 1867, in relation to the adulteration
of kerosene oil.
s'sEor1oN %. And be IT. further enacted, That
no person shall mix for sale, naptha and illu-
miIating oils, or shall knowingly sell or keep
for sale or offer for sale such mixture, or shall
sell or offer for sale oil made from petroleum
for Illuminating purposes, infammable at less
temperature or fire test than ITO degrees
Fahrenheit, snd any person! so doing shall
on conviction thereof, by Indictment or pre-
Sentiment in any court of the United States,
having competent jurisdiction, shall be pun
ished By fine of not less than 500, nor more
than $500, and by Imprisonment for term OF
not less than six months, nor more than three
years."
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-01-25

THE MuRDERER's ORDEA1.-Ons Of the old
est and most uLiversa; superstitions is the be-
lief that the body OF murdered man will
bleed, if touched by the murderer. It is rare,
however, in these days Of trial by jury, to
meet with case Of bona fde medi@val Or
deal. Such was testified to yesterday in the
Court Of Sessions, before Judge Moses, in the
case Of Preston Johnston. Our reaoers will find
the particulars in regard to it under the proper
head in this mornings NEWS. The testimony
about the ordeal was altogether from colored
people, and when we consider their prejudices
and their superstitons, and their proneness to
believe the supernatural. we must confess to
considerable doubt in regard to the genuine
ness of the phenomenon; and the jury do not
appear to have been Influenced by this part OF
the testimony.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
THE DAILY NEWS AT EIGHTEEN
CENTS a WEEK.

Persons who wish to subscribe for the DAILY
NEWS by the week, can have their papers
served to them regularly in any part OF the
city every morning by six o'clock. Mr. j:
silverstein, agent for the city delivery, Will
call upon such persons and collect the weekly
price-eighteen cents. Orders Left at the
periodical stores Of Mr.. @. G. Fighter, Nos.
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DAILY NEWS, No. 1s Hayne-street, will receive
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CouRT Mo1DESTs.-some difficulty in form
ing a jury was experienced yesterday by the
counsel for Thomas Dolan. One Of the jurors
objected to serve, as hs did not think the pan
ell drawn by the court was legal jury. The
Judge had previously explained! the law to this
juror, and shown that by the decision of the
Court Of Appeals the juries were legal bodies.
As the juror, however, remained firm IN his
convictions, the Judge remarked he would
waive the right Of court, and discharged the
Juror for conscience sake.
Another juror was objected to because he
was not registered voter, and on his corrobo-
rating this assertion the objection was sus-
tanned.
When the panel was exhausted only nine
iurors were drawn, and the Judge ordered the
names OF thirty additional jurors to be drawn
and summoned to attend the court to-day.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-01-25

JoHNsoN's FAMILY SEWING MACHINE is the
cheapest and the best. So our lady friends
tell us. One Of them has been engaged during
the past two weeks making baby clothes, with
the assistance Of the above named j. F. 8. NJ,
and the pile of infantry accoutrements turned
out is perfectly stupendous. MIR. Hayden is
the agent, and all our lady friends should at
once 20 to the northeast corner Of Hasel and
King streets, examine and purchase the splen-
did, useful, cheap and inimitable J. F. 8. NJ.
This machine is both simple and compact.
1t can be worked either by hand or foot, and
can be adapted to any table. Notwithstand-
ing it's apparent simplicity. it will do work Of
every description upon the finest muslin or
Grape to upon side Of sole-leAther. Only one
thread is used, and the size Of the stitch can
be regulated by turning small screw near the
spool. As family companion, the johnson
Machine has no equal, and ell who wish to keep
their households in order, should visit MIR.
Hayden's store and invest $40 with the agent.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-01-25
UNDER DECIREE IN EQUITY.

On THURSDAY. the 9Th February NEXT at IL
All that Valuable PI,ANTA ION known ss 'Buok
Island," late tie proper of James Pope, deceased:
ntuase in Beaufort district. on Mary kNe5. leal
Blufon. conainip e TO acres. more OF less s2nI9s
Rirk and estate OF B. P. Guerard, south on Mar?
River. and west on N. P. Crowel. and J. F. Guerard-
Te;1ns-One-third cash; balance In one year; So
curel by bond CT purchaser. with Interest Holn
date and mortgage Of the premises containing GOV
ensnf for resale after twenty-one days notice. %
case Of breach OF The condition Of the bond fpr.
chaser to pay ior papers and staInps
V.D. v. JAMESON
January lS - "a.
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Merchants and others advertising by the year. O
liberal deduction on the above rates will be made
Noveniner 1S
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SINGLE COPIES of this mornings DAILY NEWS,
put up in wrappers ready for mailing, may be
had at our counting-room; price five cents.
The DAILY NEWS will be mailed regularly, du-
ring the session OF the State Convention, to
parties who may desire to have full record of
the proceedings, for eighteen cents week.
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THE LANCASTER LEDGER.

CoNNORS / CARTER, PRoPRIEToRs.
-DUBLISHED LIVERY WEDNESDAY, MORNING
e at Lancaster e. a, 8. @. Having large sub
fcripton list, 1t offers favorable medium to Mer.
chants and all advertisers who desire to extend
their business in the upper Districts OF the State
.aates Of advertising hbeISl Specimen copy ci
apsr sent on application. August q
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-01-25
Ratchelor,s Hair Dye.

This splendid hair Dye is the best in the world
the only true and perfect Dye; harmless. reliable
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properly applied at Bachelors Wig Factory, No. IL
Bond.street, New York. 1yr January "A
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-01-25

The NORTHERN MAILS which have been behind
hand for several days past, came through in
schedule time last evening, bringing quite an
avalanche OF delayed male matter.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-01-25
r,es-rHE Baptist BANNER, AU

GUsTA, GEORGIA.
N1HE FIRST NUMBER OF THE SEVENTH VOL:
UME OF this Religious and Family Journal Will
apr ear opthe first Saturday In January, 1885,
he Banner will be issued regularly every Satur.
da,,. printed with new type and on hne paper.
1,he resident Editor, Mr.. JAMES N. Kills. VIII
be aided by the pens Of some OF the most distin
Rushed writer's Of the denomination N tnis ana tne
a limited number OF advertisements tot suitable
chlracter) win be received at the usual rates.
subscriphon price THREE DCLLARS per rnnum
Address. BABIlST BANNER,
December % Augusta. Ga
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CoRoNER's INoUEsT.-An inquest was held
Yesterday morning on the body Of the negro
Who wss killed at Benefits Mill. His name
was William PRESLEY. While tending the car
on the tramway, he fell, and the whole weight
was thrown upon him, crushing his hesd and
chest, and killing him instantly. The verdict
of the iury was accidental death.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-01-25

AT. ST. MARY's CHURCH, Hasel-street, to
morrow morning the Rev. Dr.. Baker vii
preach, and the choir will sing Mercadente'f
Grand Mass.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-01-25

Rev. B1sHop W. N. Wightman, D. B., will
preach in Trinity Church, Hasel-street, to-
morrow morning. Service by the Pastor at
night.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-01-25

UNITED STATES DISTRICT CouRT-HoN GEo
S. BRYAN PREsD1Na.-Ia re William Fobert
son, of Lancaster Courthouse. Petition To-
voluntary bankruptcy. Messrs. Williams ane
Allison, solicitors, pro-petitioners. Tbs petl
ton was read and referred to WI. Clawson
Register.
In re W. J. Kimball, of Lancaster. Fetitior
for voluntary bankruptcy. T. W. Clawson
solicitor. On his motion the petition was re-
ferred to W. J. Clawson, Register.
In re Zadoc D. Smith, Of Yorkville. Peti'
ton for voluntary bankruptcy. T. W. Clawson
ESQ.,, for petitioner. The same order wai
granted.
In re Robert S. Beckman, OF Lancaster, fol
voluntary bankruptcy. Messrs. Kersh"w and
Conners, solicitors. The same order granted
In re Anderson Bowers, OF Lancaster
Messrs. Williams and Allison, solicitors. The
same order granted.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-01-25

THE New Hosp1rAL.-The City Engineer
has been engaged during the present week in
examining the interior Of the workhouse, and
will present his plans to Council, on Tuesday
night, for remodelling the same. The plan is
considered to be quite feasible, and the city
will soon have q fine hospital in the place OF
the present useless building.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-01-25

ESA1Es OF REAL EsTATE.-Messrs. Leitch d
Bruins sold yesterday, the brick store at the
corner OF King and Clifford streets, measuring
nineteen feet front by one hundred and forty
three feet deep, for $3.50, cash. The pur-
chaser assumed a bond and mortgage on the
premises for $1,000 in gold.
Also the building lot on the west side Of
Middle-street, between Calhoun and Minority
streets, measuring sixty by one hundred and
two feet deep, with two-story dwelling and
outbuildings, for $500. Terms, half cash;
balance in twelve months.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-01-25
Molasse! eHoLasses l.! i.l5::p
J. b. E.. SLOAN. Auctf0neer.

On TUESDAY next the 25h instant. win be SOLD On
Brown & Co.'s Wharf, Alongside the ttchocns:
"Mary Munroe" from Mataixas tCuba). a. ~
O'Clock A. M,
1o9 hhds. SWEET NEW CROP GLAYED MorAsHR9
2s tierces Sweet New Crop Clayed Molasses
IS hhds. Bright Museovado Molasses-supeftoe
quality ..
so barrels Bright Musssvaao Molnssss--supertor
quality. s,,..
Terms-An sums under $500, cash; above tnat
amount, 80 days for approved city endorsed note:
a9rAugusta daily pspefs will insert TIL Monday.
and send bills to J. B. E. sloan. a.;
january 23 - - q -----. ~ re
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CoUar OF AppEALs-CHMF JUSTICE DUNKN
PREsprNa.-The case Of O'Neill, administrator
cs. McKewn Ell al. was resumed, but thu appel
lant's argument being extendedso as toinvolvf
the constitutionality Of the act making treasu'
ry notes legal tender, the court declined te
consider the case further, and ordered it te
be set down for hearing in the Court OF Er
rors.
The case Of Mary A. MCPHERSON a al. os
Edward Lynah and James W. Gray 'Eas con-
tinued.
The following we're argued:
Robert d. DELAY and wife us. W. j. Dennis
etal. MIR. VIM. Whaley for motion; Mr.. Henry
Buist coTatrd.
VIM. NJ. Bailey et al. us. Charles ]. Whaleg
g. al Mr.. VIM. Whaley for motion; no reply
simons Lucas, Jr., us. NJ. a. Collins. Mr.
VIM. Whaley for motion.