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The Weekly Arizonian., 1869-10-23
s'e=.] PROCLAMATION
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UuxuxIs Chapter 2l, Section 6, Ho"eil code proyides that 'The Commander-ln- Cnei r.ov rsc.iye into the service of the territory ,o man, volunteer companies as he shsi' ueem o~nadieut. and he shall have power to con- oI;dsts one or more companies or disband the ..ms whenever in his opinion such acton shall be necessary
 Section of same chapter also provides that ..Wbeneyer thirty or more men shall associa'e .o,a,b-r for the purpose of forming yoiun- tssr company, they shall apply to the com msnder-in- chief, either directly or through the .di .diutsnt-ceueral, to be organized as such; and on receiving such application the commander ;n.ebiaf may organize such company and com mission the off, CTS for the same" and
 WHEREAS, There is now on hand belonging to the Territory, of Arizona, PA RemoddIeo Brsech,loading Springfield Rifles, and llz'VOo rsunds of Metallic Cartridges; and WHEREAS, It is desirable that the Militl" force of the Territory be organized as speedily .s possible that said arms may be issued and dist,ibptsd. and also that an effective militia forc. may be formed to oppose more steetuai- lv tba sncroachmeats ofthe common enemy
 Now THEREFORE, I, A. P K. Stafford, Gov amor of Arizona, and Commander-in- Chief ot the Militia of the Territory, hereby request the ohls-bo lied men of the Territory subject to military duty, to organize military companles as soon as possible, under the laws ot the Ter ritory Whenever such companies are properly orr.nizsd arms will bs issued to them upon tbs reouisition of the CaptSln of the company sucb application T ust be accompanied with good and sufficient bond to the Territory ot Arizona, of an amount equal to the value oi the arrns reouired-each gun being valued at forty dollars.
 There beinr but limited supply of arms on hand it is desirable that the most exposed DOT tions of the Territory shall have fair prOPor- ton, I therefore request that not less 'hal thirty nor more than fifty men organize II oDe company.
 Given under my hand and the seSI ol 'h T October, A. D. one thousand eight hundred and si1ty-nins, and of the independence of the United States of America the nincsy-four;h
 IsKALl A. ?. k. SAFFORD.
 By the Governor,
 COLES B1sHFORD,
 Secretary Of ths T7Wril0,y.
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The News.
From the Daily New Me xican.
COLES ASHFORD,
Secretary of Hs T'a-ri

The World says two hundred and fifty Cuban fllibusters left here on Monday morning in a tug, intending to join a steamer from Pbiia- delphia with similar force aboard.
 Ex-President Pierce died at Concord on the 6th inst,
 The government has information that the Cuban priva.eer Hornet put into Wilmington N. c, and has been detained there by the U. s. authorities. The U. S. Marshal telegraphed to washington for instructions
 Letters from Cuba confirm previous reports of insubordination and treason in the Cuban Army.
 The Madrid official Gazette publishes cir cular instructing the Captain General of Cuba to treat rebel prisoners huulanely and to deal with their officers through an orderly tribunal.
 Late advlces rum Bueuos Ayres say Lopez in evacuating Asuns, removed every thing including his guns. During the pursuit thirty thousand allies attacked three thousand Para. guayans; the latter fought desperately The engagement lasted six hours The Paraguay ans lost 2,5O0 men and all their archives and specie.
 Complications between United States and Spain has cauIed PrussiSn government to dis patch vessels of war to the Antilles.
 The board to revise the artillery, cavalry and infantry tactics, so as to make them conform as near as possible with each other, commenced its session and will puah the work along as fast as possible.
 The Haytian government has concludad the purchase of the plated steamer Atlanta from
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Oaks Smith for one hundred and sixl, S> sand dollars.
 The great powers have withdrawn f,o, terfering in the affairs of Egypt and l.s sultan and viceroy to settle their OF, puteE.
 Total number of passengers which b.,. rived in the United States during the ys.. ing June lst is 389,657.
 The President has issued a proclaua6,. thanksgiving on the 18th of November Fredsrick F. Low, of California, has b.,. pointed Envoy Extraordinary and Mn Plenipotentiary to China.
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Mark Twain tells of q centsnarian and the oldest man in Buffalo, through the Express
 "John Wagner, the oldest man in Bnfalo- one hundred and four years-recently walked mile and halfin two weeks He is as cheer ful and bright as any of these other old men who change around so in the newspapers, and in every other way as remarkable. Last No- vember hs walked five blocks in a rain storm, without any shelter bat an umbrella, and cast his vote for grant remarking that he had voted for forty-seven Presidents-which was lie. His "second crop of rich brown hair" arrived from New York yesterday, and he has new get of teeth coming --frcm Philadelphia. He is to be married next week to g girl one hun dred and two years old, who still takes in washing, They have been engaged eighty years, but their parents psrsistently refused their consent until three days ago"
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A correspsudsnt writing from Arizona, says tbnt at present the prospects of the mines ID the southern part of Nevada and the northern mart of Arizona are for better than ever before, and next winter we may look for large and permanent emigratiOn-Bes
 xuuve pzrzg- a'un, comes Of Govsrrier oaHord 2 presence iu that land of barrenness and dsso- iation, which has been in the paat but g vast charnel house for American sdventurers who have fallen by tcores and hundreds before the
 lance und ealping knife of the mercilsss Ap- aches If there is any unGeveloped merit ia the country which the energy, courage and pOrse vereuce of man can make to yield forth good fruits, Governor Stafford is the man to bring tkam to the notice of the outside world.-EEk0 Independent
 And that there is much unaeveloped n nerit in the country has lately become an acknow. ledged fact and that the development of the country is being surely, though slowly, brought about, proves the truth of our contemporary's 3 remark. From the nature of his recommends tions and the spirit evinced by his actions it is quite evident that the Governor is determined that Indian deprsdations shall cease even though his own hand, after encountering every attendant privation, should be obliged to utrike the final blow.
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Numerous outbreaks among the Indians are reported. \ party of Sioux recently killed a number ofPAwnees on the Pawnes reservation q large force of hostile Indians is reported in tho neighborhOod of Fort Bufsrd and outrsges are reported ia Montana at the Blsckfeot agency and elsewhere.
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Fires are raging in the timber lands of the Cesst-Range of Mountains from Monterey to San Diego. Over ten thousand dollars worth of orange trees have been dsstrOyed iI Santa Barbara county.
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Administrators Notice
Tn the matter ef the Estate ofM. J. Flornoy Deceased,

OfM J. Flornoy Deceased,
 NOTICE is hereqy given by the uadcn, administrator of the said estate to the . itors of and all persons having claims ss. said estate, to exhibit the same with b. cessary vouchers to the undersigned at Ls ! in Tncson, county of Pima, and Terrii,l Arizona, within twelve months from th, of this notice after which outstanding d, will be forever debarred.
 Tucson. 4. T. ?. R. FULLY Sept. 23d, 1869. AdsiHistrat
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NOTICE !!

THE partnership heretofore existing b., NEWTON ISRAEL and GEORGE Q has been this day dissolved.
 Camo Grant A. T. ISRAEL { C0
 Sept l, 669. Ccs
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TJcsoN, 4. T., June lst, l

N. E. Platt of Tucson, i4 hereby appor our agent for the transaction of all bush connected directly or indirectly with tg portation of Government stores from Hu Depot to all posts dependant upon it for plies. oo
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Acouple of fellows who were pretty thoroughly soaked TitA bad whisky, got into the gutter. After houndsring about for few minutes, one of 'hsm said: '' Jim, let's go to another house this hotel leaks"
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A. Q. Ii. OFFICE,
E'G J5ULa, A. T,
 SEPTEMBER 30th, lS5 SEALED PROPOSALS in GU

4 SEALED PROPOSALS in cu rapiicate will be received a this ofice ual o'clock, M., on the 3lst day of October for lne delivery of the following articles Of ing materials at Camp Lowell, near Tucson, TO, 900 Adobes 8g2 Vegas or Kafters mora 10. .000 Feet Lumber CT 262 900 Shingles leSS
 HivUv 5utncIa Utruu - -- The Adcbss to be 20 inches long, gBts wide and inches thIck. and goau, men, able article,- well dried and made of th. dirt that can be found for the purpose l broken or soft o2es will be accepted.
 Ghe Rafters to be as follows, wis: 250 to be lift long, and 3x6 inches nu 6l4 do zlft do. do. do. a Is do. l9ft do. do. do. d.
 892, Total.
 The Lumberto bea good, clean article, (pa and of the following dimensions, viz
 10000 feet, of l inch.
 l0,COO do. l4 do.
 10000 do. do.
 The shingles to be of good material, (piaI and the usual size
 The Lime to be of the best quality the co- try affords; unslacked and free from stonesalI all foreign substances.
 Bids vii be received for each of the arias above mentioned, separately, or for any Er thereof. Bidders will state their prices in d'- Coin, stating artieularly the denomin aton in c1 nection with the price-as per thousand, per i' per bushel, etc., etc.
 Bidders must sign their names in full and g1 their place of resi- dsnce.
 Each bid must be signed by two or more rsspa slble persons who will become sureties i0, g faith ul performance of the contract in caI' its being awarded.
 The delivery of the article to commence Tiat reasonable time af CT notice has been rscsa ot the contract having been approvel bl ? proper authority; and no contract is to bo s- sldered In force until it has received the appNF ot the Sub District, District, Department 9 Division Commanders.
 Further instructions can be obtained st { once ot the undersigned. GILBERT c. SMITH,
 Capt. and A. c. M,, U. s. 4
 Chief Q. A., Sub District Southern AriEos''
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LIST OF SHIPPING
In tho Port OF ChaPlesLOn. Angus

vS-'ELs UNDER 100 TONS, AND srEAMEns voAsr1Na
WITHIN THE STATE EXCEPTED.
STEAMSHIPS.
W Everman, 696 TONS Hinckey, ut Atlantic wharf
for Philadelphia, loading-Jno 4 Theo Getty.
FALCON, 672 tons. Horsey, at Union wharf for Balt-
more, ready-Courtenay & Trenholm,
BARKs.
fantee (Br) 243 tons, Clcverv, az MarshalPs wharf
Tor port in Great Britain, reaGy-R Mute Il CO.
MINNIE fr), 323 tons. Robertson, at vanderhorst's
wharf, to load for Jivcrpool-K Mure & Co
BRIGS.
Ellen Maria, 2G2 tons, Smith, in Ashley River for
Baltimore loading-Risey Creighton.
Titus tBrl, 175 tons. Lovcjoy. ut Bennetts wharf,
for the Mediterranean, load ng-.- Hall.
Bella Dolores tIpan). - tons, Durall at Quarantine,
from NatanzAs, waittng-W Hall.
SCHOONERS.
Lion (Br III tons, Mcclellan, in Ashley River, for
Bermuda, loading- o:rte ay & Trent Olm.
My rover. 418 tons, Brown. in Ashley River for New
York, loading Risley & Creighton.
p. evidence, loadiug-L Potter.
bnna h Glover. 29S tons serry. at Venninp' q
wharf, for Boston, ]oadin;-M Goldsmith &
VIM l. Springs, PIG tons, Balsey, at N Z Railroad
wharf, for New York. loadng-H l. Baker K Co
Sarah Cullen, 274 tons, Avis, in the stream, for
WILMINGTON. Del, ready-h i Baker & Co.
Northern Port, loading-Olney l. co.
allen, 16 tons, Allen at Central wharf for
Jacksonville, reajy-A McC BIB, Jr.
Sulio.e. tons, exter, in Ashley Hiver for Rock
port, Me, discharging-Olney g. Co.
Loti 265 TONS Johnson, in Ashley River for Proyi.
dence. loading-Risley & Creighton.
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Z ~ FoRRIGE MARKETS..

EOAGA0& 0A6AGTSs
LONDON. August S-Noon --consols s2K. Bonds
quiet at sSX.
Afternoon Bonds 85X.
LIvERPooL, August 6-Noon.-Cotton firm: no
lands l2Nd; Orleans 18als,fd; sales II, zoo bales
Breadstufs hrmer. Other srticlas unchanged. {; e
Evening. Cotton steady; sales l2,ee0 bales
Others unchanged
HAvaE. Aueust6 t6-cottop steady. both on the spot
and afoat. a.g3,k; (ts : "a
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
New YoaK, August 6-Noon STOOLS steady.
Money steady ct saye. Sterling sZ. Gold SO. Cot.
ton qutet at $3.50. rTurpentine favors buyers at
42c.' Rosin steady; common strained 81 rs: GOOD
81 27a2 30. t|a =
Evening.-Cotton unchanged; saes 1000 bales.
Flour heavy and 6a10c lower; supernne e6 S5a8 Sc.
common to fair extra Southern 80 00s7lo. Wheat
fair for export demand; No / spring 81 e2al e5.
Corn closed quiet and Moons ADVANCE nearly lest;
mixed Western prime lots 81 loa1 IL. Mess pork
dull. Lard quier. whiskoy u 1os1 ~. Rice in
fair request; Carolina sAase. Sugar easter. Coffee
less aetive Molasses quiet. Turpentine 42al2hc
koain unchanged. Freights ehade hrmer. Gov.
ernrnents closed STEADY. '61s 26. Southern heavy.
Money easy at BaT per ceEt. Sterling very duh at
9Xa1O Gold active as S84. Stocks steady.
BALr113oRK. August SECTION nominal Flcur
steady and scarce; low water hEnlts the product,
Whsat Arm; prime sed active q. 81 bSa1 65; low
grades Gull. Corn steady at el o4a1 03 Oats Axm;
new s9a6Sc. Rye IA 30. Mess pork Arm At sSAasA
80. Bacon active and advancing; shoulders 1e1<a
1870, hams 2Aa2AKc. LArd Arm at 1SHsoec. VIII ..
key, more doing at 81 10.
CINCINNATI. August 6.--whisksy unpettled at 81
OSa1 90. Provisions unchanged. Mess pork g83 80.
Bacon. shoulders lbxc; clear sides ashsl9e; no
salos,. Lard 10Hc; NO demand.
l Sci ours. August S.--Whiskey steady at 81 07a
90. Provisions quiet. Mess pork sssasA 80. Ba-
CON. shouldess 1Sa<alSxc; clear aides 1saaexe.
Lard 9os2o>Sc. 9Sg
Wnarxozos. August --Spsnts tarpentine xs1e
Iewsr. Rodn sS,tse VI sosl 90. Crude suEpentine
% 7oa8 Tor advanced 25c. Woath@ clssr; wind
south; Thermometer %. g 'sp efg
AUousxA. August G-tCotton. worry htaie doing;
sales ohsies; receipts sobaiss; mtdditng aij1o.
RoniLH. August E-4Cotten. ncshang done; no.
esspts q bAsss sxporAs aoS balss! Ss4,
NEW OnxzxSA Aueuss s --Oossoa, no AaJse; avso,
tatsns ncsainAi; rsses.ts ia bales; sxpssss 1s0a
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THE DAILY NEWS.
Vire1ai.


A lark in the mesh Of the tangled vine,
bee that browns in the Aower-cup's wine,
A fly IN the sunship e-such ls man.
All things must end. as oil btgau.
lite pain. q lit'le.pleasure,
little heap'ng IN OF treasure.
Then no more gaz ng upon the sun.
All things must end that have begun.
Where ia the t'mo for hopc or doubt?
puff Of the wind. and lfa Is out.
turn of the wheel, and rest is won.
All things must end that have begun.
Golden N corning aud purple night,
Life that fails with the falling light
Death is the only deathless one.
AL things must end that have begun.
Ending waits Cd the brief beginning
Ia the prize wo tn the stress of winning
Zen in the dawEing the day is done.
all things must end that have begun.
Weary W iinr and weary Irving.
Glad Outsefting and sad arriving;
What is it worth when the goal Is won?
All things must end that have begun.
Speedily fades the morning glitter;
Love grow irksome and wine gro ows bitter.
Two are parted from what W ,s one
All things must ED that have begun.
Toll and pain and the evening rest,
JOY is weary and sleep is beet,
Fa'r and softly the day is done.
All things must end that have begun.
,I- [St. Pdpl Mdgasine.
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TnE cHARLEsToN MARKET.

asoR THE wRRK ENDING TEavRGDAY AUG g. 1862 !
HRH CRops-The growing crops In this vicinity
have received An ample supply Of rain during the
week, and such vegetation stool In need of water
has been. In measure, resuscitated, fears being
now entertained that the future may bring too
mu moisture. The corn crop has on uplands in
many sections proved allure, while bottom lands
viii produce well. Upland cotton has continued to
progress favorsbly; ana appearances up to this
sne Indicate full average yield, while sea Island
cotton has wholesome look, hut has, however, tho
unpleasant prospect Of icing devoured by the cater
pillar. Nothing additional has transpired in l>fer
once to this dreaded insect the reports mentioning
that It bad apnaared on James, Johns and Eoisto
Islands and other spots in this vicinity but had not
done much injury ap TO the latest intelligence. The
rice crop in rapidly approaching harvest with favor
able prospects Of better product than las, year.
IH1 COTTON MAHKET.-In the Eur opean market
the position of this article has been we'll maintained
prices being generally hrm with fair transactions
mddhng uplands opening at 12Ad., ane stiffentnp
to t2Xd. At New York the staple was only in m 3D.
erate request ara prices without strength; mid
dlDgs commenced at Ssx and receded to 83h stiff
fening again to $3.50; while ct this point quotations
have been without important change, but showed a
tendency in many cases 70 an easier m rket. the
rates beAB rather In buyers favor. middines SELL
ing at s1h@82c o h., with but very limited In.
qujry. IDitT q da2I i 4 ~ L hf rs-e
Ths Liverpool and New York markets have pre-.
sented the following naovelaents for Tho week: On
Friday. July &c. the former was shade Hru es salss
1000 bales aplande 19d, the latter was quiet and
dropping. sales ITO bales at $3.50. On Saturday the
former was active. sales 5000 balee uplauds laxd
the latter was sales 1900 bales at $500
$3.50. On Monday the former was shade Al iner,
sales 10 600 bales. upfands 19Nd; the latter was
steady salesa9U0 Gales at ss1Sc On Tuesday the
former closed shade ea.ier. but at unaltered quo.
aattons, sales 10000 baIe,; the latter was steady
sales 1900 bales at $3.50. On Wednesday the former
was nrmer. uplands 1aNt, sales $4,000 bales; the
latter was frn sales 1900 bales at $3.50. Yesterday
the former wac Arm at 12Hd, sales l20c0 bales; the
latter was Gnet at S3hc.
Ihe suppl es ~ the staple In sight al the latest
oates were ae follows:
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Charleston, for the week ending AUGUST s, 1862
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Tn. charleston Money market.

The charleston Money Market.
THURSDAY. August 8, 1869.
The dullness usual at this season has caused some
stagnation in secm ties and trans acions limited.
There has been htter feeling in State securities
as information received from Columbia that the
interest State registered stock beng paid in
that ty,s City stock is quoted ut 58K to 60-sal
having been made at those figures. There has been
n slight caauQe In the price Of bank stocks but the
quotations given below are generally nominal. as
holders sre unwilling to cell at pr sent rates
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SsCNseJ - SAnAs"0 SuPb"y OtV,ozS
Stock Of cotton held by Manchester spinners at
abe uils nov i2s.oO0 bales; same time 1885, 1os 900
bales; niddline uplands now 12Xd, then 9xd.
The arrivais Atthis port tot fe week wers no bas
OF sea ,slandp Sd lse bales .. pplsnds against no
bags Of isands and 1877 bales Of lands the week
before. andne bags OF sesisands and II bales Of MP
lands for tsN SAND aesk last year. These supplies
have como from ths following sourcss. saJ Of Mp
lands. Per south Carolina Ralrosd. I4s balsss per
NOGtAsastszn Railroad, 5 bases; Santss. Is bales
1hs trensaasicns IN this parket Sof the week vsss
.As follows. ~
On Fssdsy, Ja'y so the - s::::,ss WA asn and d.
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BALES. Gold 35& Sterling 4sH. New York sight ex.
change 11aAc premiam. Sugar dull; common
11X; rsis lac. Nolasses. prime fcrmenting csc.
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NrS Arrived Yesterday.
Bchr Ann Deas. from west Point lMizl lSatcs
sssansr maIae; Lewis, asorss.own, g o. 60 ses
Asss saS aon f a.sesss ss K %
M g. asis siss aoias:s
Bon, Hrs ID = Hugers Fraser & DID, ana others.
AT QUARANTINE.
spaDisn ,,ra. pSacre gels po3erss Duya MatanEas
Cleared Yesterday.
Britlsh bark FaiAtee C1evsraS,s Port In Great Bri
tain-R Mure b CO. S!s5t,1rr " sya
M ( ,Safieta Yesterday.
Schr selah Strong, Murray, Delaware City.
Trona tnis Port.
Steamship Manhattan. Woodbrll. New York. Aug s.
Schr Eeta.Ps, Thompsop, baltimore August 8.
Cleareds fsr thas Port. Is ''t
sohr Hswhins. Mcvey. at New York. August 8.
ARsT OF VEEssAcLs
Up. CLEARED AND SAILED FOR i ms PeAT.
FoRElaN
w s gs, I1vEAPooE.a ssEesI f@t} Is
fhe vince a.nssas ssss4 - .snlyy Iy Is q
Brasish brig conrier ksars. ssilsd. July
sSfsi4 a4S5s DOMEaTfO
5l4sE@.a GoxpsBon0r Axn. fff,'5 t;sfl
Schr Xelocaty. pinkhsna ssiled June 10
q A&ASscSH ~ NAkNknOxx. An. %'A 80 r s1stl IS
Brig II " McGilverys stutts. cleared. 80. July
Brig sussnz voorha Suiford. CLEARED. July 70
ssSr Wans.A fasssrssoSs cI.sasS y y
sebt II Esewsins. Movsy. cleared ...1aauss s s
s. sss as assSss sass sss zsssss ss
q. KS .S rzzr AnnESErA. g 5aF Al a
etssmship w EvsrInan. snyder eaeared .1Aly 10
4
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A8- Persons depoMting letters In the postofice
VIII please place the stamp near tho upper right
hand corner Of the envelope, and they will also
nleAse 70 rsne,nhee that without the stamp letter
cannot be mailed, but will be seat to the Dead Letter
Once.