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The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-06
Receipts By Ha,ir..s..

NO, o & G WAN. SIS bales cotton to
Q Mouton &co-4 do Price, Zine x Tupper-5
JDo Cbafe 4 Bro-4 Beraud & Gibert-s wv Bur.
bridge &co-7 do hhds sugar Tertrou &co-S
do "a bbls molasses hf-bbls do L GrsveDburg-6
bales cotton Bonnafon-l0 bids sugar bbls
molasses West Nettleton-l22 do r Hare-46 do
IL bhos sugar J ] Adams &co-l7 do Milten-
berger &co-4 A Rocheresu &co-2l do Lapene
4 Ferre-6 co 20 bbls molasses G Sabatier-i2 DO
Bower-6 do II f Given-l0 do w Bogert-24s
do 20 bids sugar Hy Tete-20 do "a bbls molasses
B Vanhorn 6co-S hides J L Conet-lll bbls
oranges U d Terrebonne liz SKIS cotton seed 10
d. wlrg-l4 bbls rice and sundries Sewn
10 SKIS cotton seed and sundries TO order-2 bb's
.near bbls molasses hf-bbl do J B Nanhorn AGO
II head stock Pascal Sefrstt-s5 do McQu id &
Mehle-suDdfies TO order-.Total 43 bales cotton
lbs hhds sugar SIS bbls molasses hf bbls do
o, J 4 MAN. SIS bales cotton to
J Williams Son-49 do l. G Crom well-l7 c A
Green &co-l6 Jos Hoy &co-4s N Oglesby-lOs
4 n N Allen &co-7l to r L Adams 4 Som
winston, Morrison &co-l9 Barrett Lesassier-
rs G Gordon-2l Tompson-l2 Powell
IA Richardson Msy-l7 Jennings, Gates &co-2
Meyer, Deutch 4 Weiss Hogan Pstton-6 10
Roby, Harvey &co-l2 Payne, Huntington &eo-
l6 Henderson, Pntchard 4 Bickhsm-2
II Ware Son-ll Jno Hsrdie &co-2 Lacey,
Terry 6co-4 Jno Chaffe & Bro-5 II Carter
Harrison Son-l0 Warren. Crawford &co-6
Clapp Bros &eo-l3 J 5 Copes- Friedlsnder-
10 A Pesle &eo-4 W Arthur &co-5 J Bur-
nett &co-s Ably &co-7 Britton 4 Moore
9 NJ Bayley Ponds do V Pessou-24 do Or
eks do 10 eighth cks do j Cahn-s0 bbls gasso-
line ID Maby-l3 bxs hats Tricou &eo-37 do
F Belden-2 do E 5 Benedict-5 do Boo &co
Is do Bauer-5 do QniDlan &co-ll do Vincent
&co-4 do J Albert-2 bales mdse Wsllacs &co
do q BarIiere-6 do Jno Hsrdie &co-3 bxs
Nose Kern u fellmap-2 do Blessings bxs
ssddery 3 bsles collars n Hsnsell-26 rolls
leather Weisnasr-7 pkgs goods w Cor
don-66 SKIS peas Blskemore, Woodbridge 6co-
900 feet lumber ) W Thompson-sundries 10 or
der Total $50 bales cotton
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-06

. DO Psyre. Euntinrto 10000 head sock TO
McQuo'd & Mehle--Totsl Gl bales cotton
HAVANA AND FLORIDA professionally
Allispce-2 bales cotton Britton & Moore-l3 DO
&c cedar logs l0l lides II d. or skins Post Hob.
hy-l6 bales cotton Marx, Levy &co-9 do r
Shots do bxs ndse Hull 4 Briggs bales
cotton Wood, Low Ludwigsen--I do Wilson
Gibbs &co-lC0 hides b l. Mann 6co-I6 bbls sy.
rup Huntington & Bro bbls orat ges Pierce
6co-sundres TO order-TotsI zs bales cotton
HAV ANA-Stssmship Santiago de CUBA
pipe wine case pa er tales tobacco A Bsssett
10 ceroons garlic A PerfDsn n-l5O bxs sugar
pipes rum 10 hfbbls honey 10 bags Goa Tros-
eros 10 bxs paper Fernandez 600 segars
hagi-l case paper segars hf-ppe wine Aven lano
Bgos--l00 bxs sugar n Soris &eo-2 cases pa.
per pkg seed Borneo Bros-l0 cases fruit r Ira
ontani-l do ID Oteri-7 pkes do B Pigniolia
s DO r Morgan &co- IL J Mscheca &cO
LIVERP0OL-Bark Regia-ll0 hhds wine III
hf bhes do so cases do 500 cases sardines Coutu-
RE 4 Bordelois-l0 hbds wine c Carlos-l00 cases
ssrdines Dunize-l hid wine NJ Sougrey-3 cks
china Mioton-6 do Well & WoIf-20 hhds
wine II Valeton &co-l0 cases mushrooms Il Tib-
hfr-2 hfpipes wine 1856 cases do I Cierc &co
100 cases wine Duntze-l5 csks wine 10 bids
do TO 1rder-26 bhhds do N Payro-20 do 3 cssks
brandy $50 cases sardines Rochtreau &co-42
bids wine Commsgere Liant et-30 do so hi-do
223 cases do zoo cases ssrdines pkgs do I B
Blanchard Jr-l00 hhds wine Cou uric &co-220
pkgs do Blanchin 4 Girsud-500 cases sardInes G
Csvsroc--60 hbds wine Msignan Lscorde-5
do case brandy do absynhe do preserves do
vefmouth kuntz
Steamship Olnda-l cases mdse
/ II Richards bales d o cases do McStea 4
Values do Closterman 4 Boyle-3 cks hard ware
Slocomb, Baldwin &co-96 pkgs mdse Jno Marks
&co-l cks case do Asbbrdge, Smith &co-l0
crates earthenware Levi * Navra-2 cases hard
ware cssk do Hoffman 4 Msrks-5 cases mdse
Seig Krug.-3 kegs nails l csk hardware csks
wine A Roussst-l0 csks chains l csk hardware
H II Hensell-l8 bales carpets rolls do 6 cases
floor cloth pkgs samples G Palmer &co-2 cks
chains / do hardware NJ w Smith &co-1 bx Sc
CARS 80 bxs candies AZ bales mdse cases do
q A Whitney &co-l case hardware Landsberg
IA bales mdse Palacio-30 do Avendalo Bros
35 cases beer do aheese J @ Lingham-2 cases
mdse De Cappott-3 do A Thibaut-3 do MUIR
phy-l do Poset-6 eases gas metres j For
stall q SoD-14 cases mdse ID II Holmes-2 pchns
whisky S Levy-12 csks wine az pkgs drugs %
bales cork p Cueaeks-l cases mdse Sarrazin-l
do l. Grande &co- 2 cks hardware 5 cases stdel
do saws Keep Hogan-3 cks steel LOG plates do
J Tucker-l hid earthenware l case cheese l
do samples roll maps 5 Jones--l tc hard ware A
Eustis-l eek do Rice Bros &co-5 cases mdse to
Mullen &co-7 pkgs furniture Brustour
100 bags coffee E Hart &co-l cases mdse VII
do SO bales do o b Graham &co--S
cases mdse K FiDlsy-llS bxs tin plate B Her.
ton-l9 bags nails bag hardware l bdI do cks
do A 0liyer--l case books and drugs cks D ef-
fects 10 bags ties cases cutlery 4 csks wine 3
cases caps 2I5 cases oranges to order
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-06
Warine Sntelligenre.

CREscK.u OFFICE No. % CAxP STREET, 4
Wednesday, January 6. 1869
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship W Hewes, Trip, for Galveston,
& Whitney &co
Ship Mary RUSSELL Rusk, for Liverpool. A Zerega
Brig Chas Henry tBr), Horn, for LIVERPOOL.
Wm Creevy
Steamer Thompson Dean, Pepper, for Memphis,
Master
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-06
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

LOUIS STERN BROS sell. at 10 o'clock H. at No, 50
Magazine and 90 0ravIer street, boots, shoes, etc.
CHAs. r. NASH sells at II O'Clock A d.. at salesroom
corner St Charles and Perdido, furniture, etc.
~ See Advertisements on fifth page.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-06
Berew Comsns Up.

ship Maud, -, from Liverpool via Mobile, to
Ashbridge, Smith &co-Cargo 5000 SKIS salt
ship VIM Cummings, Miller, from Aspinwall 10th
Dec, to r r Ocean
Bark Franklin, Hassell, from Liverpool, Nov. 9th,
TO master
Brig Edith Hall, Snow, Is days from Rockland,
Me-, to Thornkike 4 Norton
Schr Joe Kelley, -, from Turks leland, to
Goldenbow & Kelley
Schr Cecilia, Cary, days from Tampieo, to
j Macbeca AGO
Schr Linda, sbisa, s Gays from Ruatan Island, to
Pargro
Schr Virginia Price, blanchard, 20 days from New
York, to master
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-06
Arrived Yesterday.

Steamship Ollnda Lang, from Liverpool I'd nit.
TO Ashbridge, Smith &c0-3d district
Steamship Santiago de Cuba, Macdiarmid, from
New York 26th ult via Havana, to Harris x
Bidwel--lst district Ia
Steamship Vigo. Bulkley. from New York 26th
ult. to G A Fosdick &co-2d district
Steamship Alliance, Clspp, from Havana, Key
West and Florida Ports to W Perkins &co-
LIST district Is
Steamship Clinton, Beckett, from Ind anola, to c
A Whitney 6co-lst district
Ship Perseverance, Robinson, from Liverpool
Nov. llth. 10 master-Point
Schr Brszos, .Arhaud. 10 days from Ruatan Island,
to Goldei;bow & Kelly-2d district
Schr Jacnto, from Pampico, to F Csmerden-2d
district
Morgan. Warren, from the Pass es-went down
Marlborough up ship Perseverance and schrs
Brazos aud Jacinto
STEAMBOATS,.
swallow, Fenton, from Cincinnati
Robt L Lee. Cannon. from Vicksburg
Gov Allen, Tobin, from Ouachita City
Tshlequah, Blanks, from Camden
National Sinnott. from Shreveport
Wild Wagner, Richardson. from Natchez
Idahoe, Breard, from Camden
Lotus No 2, Dannals, from Jefferson
J G Blackboard, Pickett, from Washington
I'M Sharp Aucoin, from Thibodaux
Lafourche, Heno, from Bayou Sara
New Era, Dugas, from Donaldsonville
Flicker, Dupuis, from Thibodaux
Sully, King, from Lafourche
Psynswick. Clark, from Lockport
Crescent, Evrdge, from Lower Coast
Mary, Carroll. from Mobile
ARRIVALS AT THE OLE BASIN.
Scbr Hermit, from Tchefancte
Schr Lille Dunn, from Blind River
ARRIVALS AT THE NEW BASIN.
Schr Odessa. from Bayou Lscombe
Schr Black Prince. from Pearl River
Schr Condor, from Tckfaw
Schr SiTena. from Biloxi
Barge Try Again, from Pearl River
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-06

6TEAMSHIPS---STEA
GALvEsTON--I
noR0Ax LTrK Q. 9. NAIL sTKAnsaIra
-<aes FOX GALVESTON AND INDIAN
td s1,,0s III. I NJ. Iron
W. g. aewss......l. q. Harris....Austin.
a s.e:; sr.aa.
osep HIN s...... n asssorda.
WIN. G.. Hewes,
GEO. Z. TRIP Commander.
VII ssn rom foot o, 81: Joseph street wEDsEs-
| DAY Jsnusry 9th, ats AN
Fsrfrssshs passage apply 70
oHAs. A. wEIrNxY 90. Agents.
Freight the rssss adopted By the Board
| Of Underwriters July lst, 1855.
B-NO bills ofadins signed ssr sailing of the
The Steamship CLINTON viii succeed the HEwEs
snd sail on FRIDAY. January 5th.
AE3& FOE rsxAs-
INSIDE BsRwIoEs BAY ROUTE.
| NEW ORLEANS, OPEL0UsAs AND GREAT WESTERN
| RAILROAD.
i A n s'i sss ssUR
pAls se0e. 4. =, and he tram is c ne Al
sss he Morgan Line stssmsSps Brssssss Tor Galveston
Josephine. ....................CAPr.J J. N. LEWIS
TUESDAYS AND SATURDAYS.
Matagorda................. J. j. ATKINSON,
SUNDAYS AND THURsDAYs
Tickets 70 Be bad and secured oclocsr
iousss Rslrosd tompsny No s. CANA strss or q !Ss
Ferry Landing. on the morning NON o. sspsrssrs
q. w. R. BAYLEY. supsrintendsns
BFAZOB SANTIAGO.
nopaar LIME M q MAIL e,rv Nsurpo
Leaves SATURDAY, January Oh, a. 8 NJ.
z,. FOK BRAzOs SANTIAGO VIA
SsAasRRS GALvEsros-Thsi iron steamship
&c. Harris.
J.B. LOCKWOOD, Commander
VIII lssvs foot OF 81. Joseph street. % above.
If the unable the Brazos bar. goods
be delivered ships tackle. cOnsgaess pay their
hgAtersga For freight or passage apply 70
CHAs. A. WHITNEY CO., Agsnta
so and 81 Camp street.
Freight sured Of onehsf the adopted by Board
of Underwriters. July l. 1888.
CORPUS CHRISTI.
e FOR ROCKPOKT. ct. MARY's
akseez and Corpus Christi. via New Orleans opelousas
and great Western Railroad. and Morgan Steamers
The iron
Alabama,
Capt JNo. BENSON
win leave Brsshear City the arrival Of the X NJ train
-----. Freight fer Corpus Christi and St
Mays landed st Rockport
For passage apply 70 office opelOusss Railroad, 60 Canal
street,
'' G. A. WHITNEY CO., Agsnts
Freight received every day opeOusas Ferry Landing
N. B.-For date Of departure apply at the Office.
HAVANA.
FcB HAvANA-U. s. MAIL LINE.
To sail on TUESDAY January 5th. at 8 oclockPx
esSe FOn HAvANA-U. g. NAIL LINE
s4iEE The Al Iron Steamship
Alliance,
PARKER. Commander,
VIII WHAT of CaOpe street. First District
shove For freight passage apply
=. W. PERKINS 4 CO, Agents,
% Csrondeet street.
BALTIMORE--H
FOR BALTIMORE AND HAVANA
RI GULAR sEMLMoNrHLY LINE OF STEAMSHIPS. |
CUBA....... l0O tsns...... DukeheaIt, Commander.
CARRYING UNITED STATES NAIL.
FIRST CABIN
Through Tickets 10 New York. $50.
>E<E~ FOR BALTIMORE AND HAVANA, |
NNfNkt TOUCHING AT KEY wEsT-The splendid |
@<s.-ask-h fast steamship
Cuba,
DUKEHART. Commander,
win leave her wharf opp ,sts Jackson Square, on
THURSDAY, January l4th, at ?. NJ, carrying the U.
mails.
For freight passage having unsurpassed
apply TO WIIHERsPC0E HALsEY co,
29 Csrondelet street.
n BIO bills Of lsdng but those Of the Company will be
signed Permits for freight be procured from this
No freight for Havana taken after IL o'clock the day .of
sailing.
The Steamship MARYLAND will follow.
TOWBOATS.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-06

MOBlLE-Steamer Mary-6 bales cotton TO
9roerI4 DO bales domestcs Lehman, Newgass
Gce.lo hdls paper Times-l7 sacks dried apples
feikns sSenson &co-5 bxs tobacco B Block
dcc-sondries to orcer-rotal 10 bales cottsn
IND!ANoLA-Steamship Clinton-sSsT so in
specie omms, Levy Denegre-s200 currency ii
Stumborg &co-4 bdl hides Fl hides J Lewis &
Cells bdl hides So bbls beef lIs cases do l6
G AiWbitncy &co-l4 bales cotton j d Blair lkco
do 4 S Henderson, do Perkins. Swensou 4
Co.'S do L bbls tallow $500 specie pkgs pecans
Franeke 4 Darneei-lo do Jennings. Gates &co-
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N emOrnnda.

Purser Burns, of the steamship Santiago de
Cuba, reports that on Jan. Sd, in lat "a so long
$40, spoke three -masted schr Chas Colgate
bound south.
The steamship sherman, Csp'lHenry, from New
York 18th ult., arrived at the bar Sunday even.
ing s o'clock. I'd inst, at o'clock A. M, fell In
with steamer Victor, Capt Gates, $50 miles south
east BY east from Southwest Pass, with loss of
wheel. Took her in tow and brought her to the
bar. 3lst ult., of Carysfort light, exchanged
signals with steamer United States, bound north.
YoRKas PORTS.
Milford Haven, Dec. 13.-Cleared for New Or
leans, ship Elizabeth, Voc, Scott, and put back
on 18th.
Liverpool, Dec. 4.-Cleared for New Orleans
ship Assam Valley. Roberts; Grsnton, Grundell.
Loading for Galveston. ship Speedway, May, and
Grace Darling Martin.
Antwurp, Dec. l4.--Sailed for New Orleans,
ship Friedchen, Suhr.
Cardiff Wales Dec. l4.-Sailed for New Or
leans, ship Margaret Smith.
Gibralter. Dec. l0.--Clesred for New Orleans,
snip John Geddie, Dougal.
Exports.
LlNERPOOL-Ship Mary Russell-l761 bales
cotton 4Ol5 sksc HOS SKIS oil cake 2400 slaves
LlVERPoOL-Brig Chas Henry-l03 bales cot
ton ASA SKIS oil cake 5000 slaves
ALNEsTON--Steamship W G Hewes--660
bbls flour 200 sks corn 500 empty bbls 500 do ties
and sundriss
MEMPHIS Steamer Thompson Dean-5 csks
wine
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-06

ha most ssmnanaasls pubnestsn for families ed sssnh
People Who practice the elegant French Language; rsvsv
deliberately tks political Of week the situstion
the country the New Orleans American prss the interesting
fscs OF LouisisnA the Agricultural md commercial Affairs
NE community the naxkst price current the theatrical soirssa
the literary and scsn1c productions OF the day. and gives
snsedetss. and Ill that eompssss nrss class paper
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-07-10
More Apaches Killed.

Below will be found report of recent successful scout, made by Lieutenant Curtiss and command, of Fort Whipple. The report was furnished us by gentleman who accom- panied the expedition, and took an active part in brusing the heads of the serpents. Let us hope that l., and its gallant Lieutenant, will, ere long, get an opportunity to slay more red scoundres, and thereby, render their country, humanity and civilization, a service:
 "The command consisting of thirty men of Company l., Sth U. s. Cavalry and six ln- fantrymen, from Camp Verde, with Messrs. Peck, Adams, and D. J. Marr, left Camp Yer de, on the night of the 23d of June, under command of Lieutenant Curtiss. The com mand then marched to the Northward as far as Antelope Springs. The day after leaving Camp Verde, they killed four Indians that they know of, besides taking large chances on some others that ought to be in the hap py hunting grounds by this time From An telope Springs, they proceeded to the foot o Dlll " Iilaln hOuHthl1, tnSuCc CouNh tO point above the Cedars,' where it was conf dently expected that any quantity of red skins would be found; but, unfortunately they had moved out, and the closest search for miles around, failed to discover any sign. From this point, they struck northwest, tt a point west of Bill Williams Mountain, dowi from the mesa, and southeast, into the Blacl forest. On the 3d of July, some time afte sunset they jumped travelling party of In dians Lo took to the rocks and bushes, an' | it is not sure that more than four were killed though many more were keeled over. The. escaped in the gloom of approaching darknes or were packed off during the night. Ed Peck captured little girl, some three year old This was the last brush the Us hac and they returned to Fort Whipple in rathc low spirits at not getting more of the vii
 aborigines, but in time to participate in th closing festivities of the National Holiday
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-07-10
I U S T R F. c EIV ED
 Al CAMPBELL & BUFFITN'S

fine lot of fresh Grass Seeds Flows Cooking Sove. Pumps, Washing Machines and Wnngen with a large assortment of other
 Staple and Fancy Goods, I-V- All goods number n quality and will De soh cheap for cash. CAMPBELL BuFFUM. Prescott, January l6 1869.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-07-10
Internal Revenue Items.

The books of the Assessor show that the total amount of taxes assessed for the cur rent year, commencing May lst, and ending July lst, 1869, is sl3.6G250,-an increase over the same period in 1888 of S640S1. Of this amount, S6,215.69 is assessed as income tax.
 From comparison, it appears that the num- Der of persons paying income tax is as fol- lows:
 Those who pay tax on an income of less than Sl 900 number 43. Those who pay tax on $l 900 and upwards, number 42. The largest income returned in the Territory is by F. Hinton, of Arizona City. Yuma county ciz: $, S,G6j.S3-tax, s+33.50. The next, by J. NJ. Barney, of Maricopa Wells,-income $7 ,l434 tax S357.l7. The next, by A. L. Moeller, of Prescott, tt,--income S, l20O0; tax S256OO
 Below, we give list of those who pay tax on Sl 600 and over, with the amount of tax | paid by each:
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-07-10

FRoM WHITE PINE.--A recent letter from our former fellow-ctizen, l.. E. St. James, to F. II. Wunderlich, of this place, says there are about l2,000 men in White Pine county, and but four mills running. No new discov- cries had been made. Hundreds of men are on their way here, and Mir. St. James will start back in the fall, if not sooner He re- iterates his advice to Arizonians, to stop where they are.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-07-10
WORMSER & CO.,, Wholesale and Retail Merchants, LA PAZ and PRESCOTT, Arizona,


 ...DEALERS iN.... Groceries, Provisions, Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Liquors, CroctsrH Hardrare, FaD,iag
 aud Mining ImplemeHts, etc., |,AIL THE ATTENTION OF THEIR OLD O pioneer friends and the public generally to their new and splendid assortment of goods, re- gently purchased, by one of the firm in san Fran cisco, and now on hand at their stores in La P1 and Prescott.
 Give us n call and see for yourselves We are not selling for ruinous prices; our motto is and has been, " Live and Let Live"
 Our stock in La Paz Is acknowledged by all who have seen and examined 1t, 10 be
 THE LARGEST AND BEST Assortment of goods ever brought to that place Merchants farmers, miners and others, wishing to purchase goods, would do well 10 give us q call, before purchasing elsewhere
 WORMSER tv co. myl6 La Paz and Prescott. Arizona
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-07-10
A Timely Warming to the Sick.

f is especially important at this time when the markets ei he United States aaaa =i;h ;s diTsss Is.sss
 under the name of imported liquors and when domestic compounds puporiug 10 be medicinal but whit less penicous heralded 10 the world sovereign reme- dies that the public should fully understand the facts Be Y known then, that while all the dRusive smuans called liquors are impure, and all the Toner containing alcohol are manufactured with fiery ar,es containing amy or TlHset otL mortal potion, HOSTETTERS GEL. EBRATED STOMACH BITTERs contain none of t;.ese things but are combination of pure of Rye with the pure juices of the most valuable stoinaec anti bilious and aefeui herbs and panis and that safe aud rapid remedy for Dysesa and all is kindred cclnplanfs this
 preparation shnds before the world without r9a or com. peu9I us sales to-day are equal to tho combined sales m all the other 0ucs advertised n the United Sates and the certificates which authenticate is usefulness signed
 py individuals of the highest standing in every professional oahg ana walk Of life Beware of limitations and pos. tors.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-07-10

We might quote other testimony in favor of the 35th parallel route, but think the fore going sufficient to silence its opponents and prove that they either know nothing about it. or wifully misrepresent it.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-07-10

The San Francisco Coll is informed that Chicago capitalists have agents buying all the land and farms they can obtain within twelve and fifteen miles of Sacramento, and paying good prices for it, coin down.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-07-10
pIONEER DRUG STORE.

n On hand and for sale, Halrs Bdlsam for the Lungs, iopn:e"d'' sar'qpariua
 Ayers
 Bristors "
 HnlFs 4
 Ayer's Cherry Peetoral,
 " hgue>Cpre,
 Osgopi's Tadia CAoiagoque, Bro,cn's Jdmdica Ginger.
 Perry Ddriis Pain Kller, GOodale's Catdyra Remedy, Broi5a's BroaeLial 7roches, Brydn's Puimonic WqfeTs, Dr. Derine's Pitch Loaenge, RoatiRg's Cough
 Jdyae's Patent 1nedictlies, And in fact, full assortment of all the Patent Medicines usually found in drug stores. 7oile, Soaps, Fancy Articles, Psgfamerg And large supply of Dispensing Medicines. N B.--Physcians prescriptions carefully and accurately compounded c. D. KENDALL. " Dr. kendails ornce-In of Drug Store. Prescott, April 24, 1888.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-09-05
Seed Wheat and Barley.
Thu Late Unpleasantness y

TSABOUT TO PASS AWAY LRAVING THE
/ CITY in a quiet condition. We therefore offer
Cor sale All classes Of city, Edgeheld and eoun-
Try property, at very low figures. Call and get
q bulletin giving full descriptions,
ARLINGTON. FARkAR Il WEAKLEY, st
iy3u No. ~ Maxwell house church
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-09-05
NASHVILLE. 1869.

Sir. This capacious, OF as Mr.. Samuel D.
Morgan says. Grand Building is about COM
We are in good readiness for Storage OF all
articles of Merchandise and Produce seot ln
nack ages whether for sale or shipment or to be
held here for account of the owner.
The very large Granary, N,OOO square Ieet, Is
a success against the depredSsions OF rats and
of mice too. unless sent to us within sacks OF
grain. 1t is lust the arrangement needed for
Wheat. Rye, Barley, Oats. Cora Neal and
Flour in sacks or paper bags. -
Each owner can be furnished with separate
APARTMENT by promptly communicating the
quantity TO be sent. We procure advances on
Produce and Merchandise sent to US. and cover
same with insurance unless ordered not TO DC
We think we have one of the most secure
buildings in this country, and offer this com,
munity, as we think. better, cheaper an0
safer accommodation than can be t9qnd any
where. -1 EDWIN H. DoSuSr
.eFn