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FRANCE.
Interview Between PrIm aud NapO.
leon Respecting Cuba.
Napoleon ADVISES SAlo to tho .. 8.
Excitement In spain.

Excitement IN Spain.
New YORK, Sept. 10.
The Herdld'S special from Paris, dated
10th, says: General Prim's second and
latest audience with Napoleon was Of
an hours duration The subject mat.
ter OF the conversation afforded cause
for very considerable amount Of anx.
iouB outside speculation. II has been
pretty accurately ascertalned to-day
that the situation In Cuba, the reyolu.
ton aud chances OF It's suppression, as
well as the probable future OF the Is
land were discussed. The Emperor
advised an amicable arrangement be-
tween the Spanish authorities and the
cabinet al Washington In the matter OF
the American desire for the acquisition
OF the territory by purchase, adding to-
ward the close oil his remarks his opIn. .
lon TO the effect that II the war contIn.
ued with Its present attendant bar.
bArILies President Grant would be
compelled 10 Interfere between the con.
tending parties II only In behalf and
for the cause OF humanity. General
Prlm replied that he was himself per.
sonally willing to negotiate with the
American authorities In the direction
Indicated by the rules OF France, but
that Spain and his fellow.countrymen
at large remained opposed to such a
course. Napoleon In reply advised
Prlm and the Spanlards 10 unite In this
case and follow his own example, and
give up Cuba ust as he had given up
Mexico, before 1t was too late 10 do 80
with honor.
Minister SIckles has proposed new
plan Of compromise on the Cuban sub.
jeCt. Spain is In an intense stale ofe
citement, blazing aud boiling over, 1t
may be said, on account OF the news
from Cuba, the reports from Washing.
ton and Paris, and the adherence Of
SickleS In Madrid TO the policy OF sell
or perhaps lose.
The weather IL stormy to-day. The
Emperor did not attend the races at
BOis De BoulaRne. Baron Won Bsnst,
the Austrian Prime Minister, Is ex.
pecle0 here.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
Baltimore Cattle Market.

NAAAAAVAAt SoPe' AV'
BREE (GATTLE.-The offerings ut the Scales
during the past week amounted TO 2E6 head,
against lE5S last week. OF the number Offer
ed S93 head came from Ohio, and 7G9 from
West Virginia. Prices to.aay ranged aS
follows: Old CoWS and EcalaWa35 RI 20 7t@
I % ordinary thin St:elS, Oxen and Cows a.
= HoSsIH common i9 IGt hlieR CauleH99;
BeSVeS Si&l8 pNr 100 Lbs, the average price te.
Ing about Is IS grsI. The market was med
erately active t1-d2y At o decline OF Tally
Sl1< c9ntS per ie0 lbs on the rates OF last week,
the average quality OF tho offerings, how.
ever, were much hstter.
sHEEP.-ThO supply and demand have
bssn much bstt9r during the pPst weak than
Tor E5verel WEEKS Previous but rate5 show
NO material enango. Prices to-day ranged as
follows: Fair 10 good fat Sheep at A1S csnts
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THE Preston county Republicans
have nominated for House OF Delegates
MessrS. John Collins and A. @. Baker.
Mr.. Baker has been County superIn-
tendent Of schools. Col. W. B. Crane
Is the Republican nominee fer Senate
In that district,
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PRICES.

nOSaAnAS German BIt.sTs PsE!Ss!s. PEI sFEHS;nS G@ S
HoonaudH German Tonic, pul up In Quart
bottles, o. % per bottle or q halt dozen for
NSO.
aFDo not forget 70 examine we'll the ar.
Icl0 you buy, IN order 70 get the genuine,
For sale by Druggists and Dealers In Med.
cine everywhere. lyH
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Movements OF Prince Arthur.

SShhHSI 0ePts Ats
Prince Arthur visited Uraalle Con-
vent this A. NJ, and at 2 o'clock, In
company with the Lieut.. Governor and
the members OF the Prlvy Council, vIs-
tied Point Levi, as the guest Of ottl.
Ger Garrison. II is yet undecided wheIh.
or he will visit the United States, but
probably will In the winter.
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per ID gross. Stock Sheep at 81 6O92 Is per
head. Lambs e26Oa3 80 per head.
HodB.-The supply during the past week
has been iully equal 70 the demand. the
market being without any activity. Prices
To-day ranged as follows air 10 good fat
Hogs 1t SlS1n per 100 lbs net,
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PORTAGE CrTY, Sept. IS.
Pat Wildlck, confined for highway
robbery, was taken from jail last mig hI,
BY q party OF masked persons and hung.
This makes two murders and two
lynohlng cases, within week 10 this
vicinity,
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IRRLAND.
Riot At Londonderry.
MADRID. Sept, |

LONDONDERRY, Sept. IS.
A riot occurred yesterday between
the porters on q strike and others who
refused to join them. Both sides were
strengthened by their friends, and the
riot threatened to, become formidable,
when the military appeared and charg.
ed into the rioters and dispersed them.
Sevsral persons were injured, but no
one killed. 'fs
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Departure or FIIIibuaters from New
Bedford.

N" BUsIONI SEPT, Ib,
An Iron-clad steamer Of fifteen hun
dred tons, with large body OF men
aboard-three hundred-was boarded
by some OF the Gayhead Indians near
New Bedford last night. She carried
eighteen guns, had steam up and was
taking material on board from q
schooner which was alongside. The
steamer Is supposed to be a Cuban prl.
vateer. The Herald reports that q
double-ender gunboat was seen of that
point on Thursday, supposed waiting
for Cuban fillibusters.
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CAUTION.

Aoonanda German Remedies are counter.
teiLed, Sec that the signature orc II. JACK.
BON IL on the wrapper Of each bottle. AL
olhefa arO counterfeit.
Principal Ofioe and Mandatory al the
German Medicine Store, No. 6Sl ARCH sucet,
CHARLES NJ. EVANS, Proprietor.
Formerly y, n. JACRSuN 4 90.
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NHECo-PARTNERsHIP HEaEroFJ ORE
i existing between Louis Blond and VII.
liam Bachman, under the tirm name OF
Blond BRchman, in the Millinery buSi.
ness, has been dissolved by mutual consent,
Louis Bload retiring.
Stand, one door south Uf d. Nicholl & Bro,
on Main street, by William Bluhman, who
will als0 settle all claims against the late
trm. Persons having claims will present
them, and those knowing themselves In.
debLed VIII please call q nd settle at once,
LOUIS BLOND,
WILLIAM BACHMAN.
D.. WHEELING, Aug. %, 1850. RuG2i-ti
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VIZ have some Indefinite reports OF
Republican victory In Colorado; bat We
don't understand how that can be, Rs
according to onr Information The cleo
tion lakes place there October 9th.
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Hon, GEoRar sHARSwoop,

ytlSt.cs Qf pte Supreme Court q PsnnSy'pdnid
PHILADELPHIA June /, 1859.
III have found by experience that Hoot.
lAsdS German BitteR lS q very good tonic,
relieving dyBpeplo Hymptom1 almost dl.
rectly. GkORuE EslIARSWOOD."
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On the 9th inst, the dwelling and out.
buildings of. T. Williams, some six
miles from BuckhAnnon, was destroyed
by fire,
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Louisville Con, mercIAl Convention.
l1.presldent FllIm ore u Delegate.
WAsHINaToN, Pa, Sept. Is.

LOUISVILLE, Sept. IS.
Ex- President Millard Fillmore has
been appointed delegate to the COM
tnercial Convention and will attend.
he will organizs the Convention, haV.
ing been selected to do so. Delegates
will greatly facilitate the Committee OF
Arrangement by writing to the chair.
man at once, stating their intention OF
attending and giving their address and
the interests which they will represent.
Suitable preparations can thus be made
for the number coming. Proper Gre.
dentials should be brought, In order
that no difficulty may arise In deter.
mining the delegates rights TO seats.
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DIGESTIVE ORGANS.
EYPLANATEOS.
EXPLANATIONS.

HOoFLANDS GERMAN BITTERs is
entirely vegetable, aud contains no liquor.
II IL a compound Of Fluid Extracts. The
Roots. Hertz, and BArks from which thee
extracts arc made, arc gathered In Ger
many, all tho medical virtues are extracted
nom them by scientific chemist. These
extracts are then forwarded 70 this country
TO be used expressly for the manufacture Of
this BltterS. ThCre ts no alcoholic substance
OF any Kind used In compromising the Bit
teTs, hence II free from all the objections In
Cident to tho usC OF q liquor preparation.
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GRAFTON wants a bank, and many
other things too numerous to mention.
SO says the Echo.
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GheQntsIIigetrrer:

TAYLOR county is moving for an
Agricultural Fair.
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yl.. PITTsBuRaH, Sept, Is.
The MonongahelA three feet elk Inches
and falling, Weather clear. Their
mometer 1b0. '"ggs1s I' sf9V
0o- CINCINNATI, Sept. 1s. .
Weather clear. Thermometer s2s.
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HON, JANIS THOMPSON:

Judge Of he Supreme CUttr Of Ps'ulSylrania.
PHILADELPHIA, April d, 1856
III consider Hollands German Bltten. q
valuable medicine In case OF attacks OF lndl.
gtStion or Dyspepsia. l can ceItiiy this
from my experience OF II.
Yours. with respect,
JAMES THOMPSON"
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THE Oc-PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
i existing between Louis Blond and WI.
liam BAchman, under the firm name OF
Blond a Bachman, In the Boot and shoe
business, has been dissolved by mutual con-
sent, William BachmAn retiring.
The buSlneRs will be continued az the old
stand, No. lU7 Main street, corner bprIgg
alley, by Louis Blond, who win settle all
claims against tho late tirm. Persons hav-
Ing claims will present them, and those
knowing themselves Indebted will please
call and settle At once.
LOUIS BLOND,
WILLIAM BAUHMAE,
WIIEELISG. Aug. -, 1859. auV2l.tf
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The Opening OF tho Canvass.

a large and enthusiastic meeting OF
The National Republicans, TO rAtlly the
State ticket, was held to-day. Judge
Dent, Gen. Lowry and Thomas Sinclair
opened the canvass to-day, at Corinth.
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NPtIE.
Tho Coming MAu-A Son OF Victor
Emanuel to be King.


hOre ReinfOrcements for Cuba.
MADRID. Sept. l7-Eyening.
The elevation Of the Ddke OF Geneva,
son of King Victor Emanuel, OF Italy,
TO the throne OF Spain, continues 10 be
urged very earnestly. His accession 10
the crown is regarded Hs probable
should the plan be carried into effect,
the youthful King Will be assisted by u
regency composed of the Duke Da
MOntpensier, Marshal Serrano and
Rivero.
Five war frIgalCs with other vessels
OF the navy are about 10 be dispatched
to Cuba. They WILL II is said sail at au
early day.
The Spanish Press Excited over Mlu.
lister sIckIes-SIckIts pniS ina
Disclaimer. ...
MADRID. Sept. IS.
The Spanish press has been In a
complete ferment OF excitement and
Indignation since the presentation OF
Gen. Sickles' notes 10 the Government,
Some Of the journals abuse the Amerl-
can minister. To day they say he was
sent here solely because he was known
to be a strict partizln OF Cuban annex
rtlon. Gen. Slckles emphatlcal!y de-
MES the assertion, and that his mission
refers only 10 Cuba. He insists that be
never broached the subjec. OF the css-
sion ofthe leland 10 the United States,
but has merely hinted that the Ameri.
can Governmentis Is willing 10 interpose
Its friendly Offices for the settlement
OF Spain's difficulties with Cuba. The
proposition TO call Prince Thomas, the
young Duke Of Genoa and nephew oi
King Victor Emanuel to the throne OF
Spain, under the joint regency ofMont.
pensier, Serrano and Revere, Is gain
Ing ground. The Spanish frigate
AmangO, Ia under orders for Cuba,
Napoleon InSiructIng his Minister at
Washington respecting Cuba.
l.,. .,r ..r.- MADRID, Sept. 10.
II Is rumored that Napoleon has tel.
eSraphed to the French Minister at
Washington that Efance dCsIres that
Cuba shall be retained by Spain. Gen,
Prim It is sisted has had a second
interview with Napoleon, and Lord
Clarendon, British foreign secre.
tary has also had another au.
dlenCe with The Emperor. ... ola.
A decree proclainlng liberty OF wor.
ship In Cuba will appear In The official
gazette tomorrow. II Is probable that
Beeara or Romero will bs sent TO Cuba
TO re .olve on the spot all questions Of
administration. Ht -
The emblrkation OF reinforcemen,s
for Cuba has commenced. It is cont.
IDENTIFY asserted that Admiral Topele
will ommand the fleet. % .rf. ,'nT
The prospects OF the Duke OF Genoa
as o candidate for the throne are I'm.
proving. A marriage with the daught-
er Of the Duke OF Montpensier is pro-
posed, Er.Il u TEH
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HOOFLAND'S GERMAN TONIC.
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN TONIC

Is pleasant preparation OF the BltteR for
tho Q who do not like extreme BiLteB. II
II compoSed OF all the Ingredients OF the
Bltten combined with pure santR cruz rum
and agreeable IlAvCrinH extracts. Its uSe l
recommended when some pure StlTEul0nt M
required in connection with the tonic pro-
peTLies OF the Bitters.
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A JUDICIOUs PAUSE.

Ihe AdmInistrattOa Will not PNHh
Cuban Matters to Extremity.
New York, Sept. IS.
II Is stated that II is not the intention
OF the Administration TO push the set-
tlement OF the Cuban difficulties for
the present, nor 10 do anything that
would bs likely 10 irritate Spain and
provoke her. Matters will probably
be allowed to drift along as they have
been doing In the hope that the Spanish
government will finally accept the
S!Ckles' proposition.
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BLOOD PURIFIERS

ever known, and Will cure all dIsoaI O. re.
hulting from bad blood. Keep your
blood pure, keep your Liver IN order,
keep your digestive organs In a
sound, healthy condition, by
the use OF these remedies,
and no dlScMO will
ever aasall you.
... Al
THE CoMPLExIoN. Ladies who wish q
fair aR In and good complexion, free from
yelloWiRh tInge and all other dBngnrements,
should d 70 these remedies occasionally. The
Liver In perfect order, and the blood purc,
cheeks.
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4tuAuei1I.

National SsVtng'S Bank OF Wheeling,
Incorporated January 18TH, 1859.
CAPITAL, 100000.
MONEY RECEIVED ON DEPosIf
Ul Interest paid on Special DeposiLA. Eotea
and Bills discounted. Exchange bought and
Sold. Collections made on all points and pro-
Tesdg promptly remltted,
DisoOR Mt day-MondRy,
Thomas II. List, Robert Pratt
Robert Gibson, X. A. MCaba,
10. Thomas, James McCluney.
J. L. Stilel.
THOS. q. LIFT, President
J. McCLuNEY, Vice President,
3. T. HLLURETH, Cashier,
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HoN. ero. W. WoopwARp,

HON. GEO. ". WOODWARD,
CHEF IIJtios erLhs Supreme Court n Pa, writes.
PHILADELPHIA, March 10, 1887.
~ md Hollands German BitterS IL q
good tonic, uBetul In diseases OF the digestive
organs, and OF great benent In cases OF de-
biIlty, and want OF nervous action In the
GEO. v! WOODWARD"
The Weekly Arizonian., 1869-05-15
Correspondence.

MARIcoPA WELLS, A. T. MaEyri th 1869 MR. EDITOR. Tie scout mentioned in my last, as having left Camp McDoweA, returned without accomplishing the desired object of punishing the Apaches These scouts however are never entirely frutless, for besides demon- strating the fact that the troops are acting on the offensive, they become accustomedto the rough trails, obtain a better knowledge of the country; and direct the attention df the red skins from other points, entirely d.fenseless
 The Maricopa and Pima Indians, who ac- companied the troops Were inclined to make us belelve, that the soldiers by lighting large fires at night, gave the Apaches warning of their whereabouts, but from better sources We learn that they (the lndians) were guilty of the act, notwithstanding strict orders had been issued Tn regard to building fires for cooking.
 Sooner or later the military authorities will discover, that 1t is poor policy to have these Indians with them while hunting Apaches. Our citizens generally, will learn with great sai@tactIon, that the advance of the troops ordered to our Territory has arrived Captain Kelly and Lieutenant McClave with seventy six men: well mounted, besides fifty eight ex, tra horses. the finest l believe that have ever entered the Territory, left for Camp Mcdowell this morning From u. McClave learn that considerable apprehension is felt by the Station Keepers along the Gila, on account of the presence of the Apaches, who within the past week have run off all the stock from Burke's Station, this being the second haul they have made recently from the same place.
 Captain Vanderslice and It, Hasson, with about forty men of the l4th U. S. l. have arrived from Camp Mcdowell enroute to the east in accordance with the order transferring the troops from this coast,
 Mr. Francis Hinton, the well known member Of the firm of Hinton Hooper &. Co., has re- turled and proposes 10 make his home in San Diego county, where he ha . fine ranch.
 Ar Barney the popular member of the same brm has returned after four months absence III San Fran isco; looking fresh and vigorous, from the respite obtained.
 ltisIeported, that 2 soldier at Camp Mcdowell has commenced slut against JI.o. G, Capron for damaGe es which hs wife sustalne while Iraveil | ing on the buck board The defendant would seem 10 have the best of the situation, as 1t is | said, they can prove, that the woman was eau tioned regarding the danger, bIr stiIi persisted in taking passage.
 CRICKET.
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Cores pondence.
"24 | HOURS IN CAMP,

"24 HOURS IN cAMr,'
 CAMP GRANT, A. T., May 18th, 1869
 "TweiYe o'clock and all is we'll" But itisn't! Let us see cr q moment! Though the writer of this possesses nc access to the records, Vet he can with some accuracy state how things stand. There are three companies here; one of cay- airy numbering about 30 men and two of in- fantry, amounting in he aggregate to l40 men, the necessary guard and "extra and daily duty men," Twenty more will be accounted for as safeguards to the different ranches Thus we enemy What are they doing? Where are they :?
 Twelve cavalry men have gone with the In spector General as es scort to Fort Mcdowell I5 cavalry men have gone with Lieut.. S to fni water near the Picacho for tie purpose of estab- fishing picket post there six more men have gone on the road to Incson to bring in Ochoa' s train which isreportrd at Caiion de Gro in fear of Apaches Col l., with Is men, is lying in ambush to surprise some of the hungry redskins in search of Venable' mules Daylight breaks; the six men return from the Canon de Gro and report Ochoas train burning. Lieut. G. with l6 men, starts immed lately for the scene of the disaster. Several Indians make their appears ance within 600 yards of the post, on highh Lieut. J., with 26 men starts after them in the most approved style of Upton sklrmish exer cises. The day passes on-tresh reports of newly discovered tracks around the post are constantly brought in they (the Apaches) have been at the storehoure, they have been on the river, on the hills, in rear, in front, on both faukaand last, but not least close up 50 Ys mules.
 "Twelve o'clock and all is well" Lieut. c re- surfs with his commandand brings the sad tale of three dead Mexicans and great disaster in private property. Some 25 miles to the s. E the Indian fires are seen, lighting the path oi 'Lo, who is taking his capture to Lis mountain homes.
 Have we been idIe2 Are we idle ? Look al the above figures and then pass your judgement Oh, for 2 full cavalry companiesl Oh only fol l full cavalry company
 ONE ON GARDl
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late Governor Mr Mccormick, young man
 of fine abilities, was appointed Secretary of the
 Territory of Arizona by President Lincoln, don,
 N. Goodwin being Governor. Subsequently,
 Governor Goodwin was elected Delegate to
 Congress, and Mr. Mccormick became Gov ernor. From then until now he has discharged the duties of his office with great acceptance to the people, having been repeatedly honored with votes of confidence and esteem by the Territorial Legislatures, and he has now been chosen tor present that Territory in Congress. Knowing something of his capacity and energy, and the wide influence he already wields, we we shall be greatly. surprised if he does not fill a large sphere of usefulness in the future. "
 The Republican. had the following:
 The Hon. Richard c. Mccormick, delegate elect from Arizona Territory, to-day resigned it's Governorship which ke has held for the past three years. For the previous three years, he was Territorial Secretary of Arizona in which posi- ton he so discharged his duties fairly to earn the promotion bestowed upon him. He was ap- pointed Territorial Secretary of Arizona by President Lincoln from newspaper row, in this city of which he had been, for some years, lone of the boys "a noble young fellow, chock full of talent, judgement energy and personal character His career as public man justi' fes the respect and regard in which he was long held by his feliow,members oft he press gang in Washington.
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THERE were twenty candidates for Governor of Arizona.
 Col. STONE was at last accounts in Wash ington. Judge Turner ditto.
 The long and provoking delays upon the Northern Pacific R. R. have been much com, mented upon by eastern journals and have caused & reaction in favor of Southern road. We may hope that Congress will aid such road at an early day. The people will demandit.
 From New York dispatch under date of May lst, we learn that, dispatches fl om Mexico contain proposals to cede to the United States, the state of Sonora and Lower California, for certain sum of money not known outside of Official circles, but believed to exceed three millions of dollars.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1869-05-15
ONE ON GARDl

Gov. McCoRMcx was heartily received by the Washington as we'll as by the New York Press. The Star spoke in this wise;
 "A morning contemporary, in its list oft FortY-first Congress, sets down John N. GOod- win as Delegate from Arizona. This is an error, as that Territory will be represented in the next Congress by Hon. Richard c. Mccormick, the