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The New York herald., 1869-04-22

TROY LINE FOR ALBANY AND TROy.-LOw FARE
and cheap travelling the fastest evening
meeting the West and North with New York Only - So be-
81 b less than by rail and IS cents cheaIer than
other Iue. The VANDERBILT or CONNECTICUT viii
pier North river foot OF Spring street. evening"
excepted at O'clock connecting with New York
Central and Albany and railroads for the wess
r. g. Railroad for the North Through tickets sold
and baggage checked TO al points. Sunday fare %.
The New York herald., 1869-04-22
COAsTwIsE STEAMSHIP


il THROUGH LINE TO
CALIFORNIA AND CHINA.
Through rates, New York TO San Francseo-
ou,,,ie inside Second Cabin. steerage.
W." cIlNSGE OF SAILING DAYS.
Steamers OF the above line leave pier No. ~ North RIVER
foot OF Canal street, nj IL O'Clock noon,
On lst, llth and 2lst each month, A., ,
except when the days fall Sunday then 'ne uy pre-
vi0us. v.n.,..
hundred pounds baggage free 10 each adult Medicine
Nav 4, ARi1ONA, Captain Msury, connecting with
GOLDEN CITY, CAPTAIN Lspiige. IL. ...u..
Steamer leaving May II connects closely w,n fn.n
CHINA leaving San Ffancco June for thin, snd sapsn
NoTIoR TO snirpsns- ght for steamer AR,LoNA re-
ceivcd until r. NJ on Friday, April 80 NJ su" 'sees
afforded shippers In collecting inland charges W.
For freight passage tickets and all iurner ~. =,
apply at the coinpanys ticket once' on 'ne issnl
Cana street. y. " DAp'' ~s.
u ATLANTIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
sailing regularly every Thursday at o'clock r. ~ pep'
IkGfE cansn NJ r. Greene via Nassau. .....apri y,
MORRO CASTLE, Capt X. Adams sss'..''''''''Hlu
COLUMBIA, Captain Il. Van sice.. .'''''''.''''""'
" No Bowling Green.
NOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT;
k'V" "S" O The Cromwell Line.
of this wa leave Pier Nos North river
O'Clock r. ~, as followsi- c..--, A., a.
Sso WASHINGTON, Saturday Arril y
for 81 iocis Mobile and Galveston shoush
Tos psssaaa frss and second class or rcgh apply
H. n CRoAwELLs 20. W weas "rses
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EXCURSIONS.

O. o. F.-PHfLADELPHIAC CELEBRATfON.-THE n
L. j. r. R. will excursion tickets for the celebration
in Phadephs at reduced rates. good from I'D 70 goth Inst
Inclusive Tickets the oce OF the Grand
Secretary Odd Feows Hal and at the Office Of the Com
meTcsl Advertiser Fulton and Nassau Streets from
T.. - Ralphs.
The New York herald., 1869-04-22

ALL KINDS OF FANCY DOCS AND BIRDS FOR
"A sale-Medicines for all dseases Prepared Food for
mockng birds b. DOvEYS, Nos and Greene street,
corner Of Canal
The New York herald., 1869-04-22

LNOR RNOBILE-FERNAEDINA ROUTE.
Il The first class sidewheel steamer ALABAMA. Captain
Limeburner, leaves Saturday April "A, from pier -
North river, al L. NJ.
Has superior passenger accommodations.
Ia receiving Insurance guaranteed 10 Mobile as slf
per cent. Through rates to all points In the Interior
For freight passage appyto
j. +. PATTERSON, Agent, l74 Chambers street
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C,TEAM TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
- From New York only $50 sieerage.
Forsyth. W ednesday April 2s
IDAHO. .Cutnr. "Wednesday, May
From pier ~ North river.
Cain passage, $50, gold
Passage from and 10 New York, Paris Hamburg Ro,tcr
DAM &c. Drafts Ireland, England France and Germany
Apply to WILLIAMS oUIoN, % Broadway So South
street.
The New York herald., 1869-04-22
L,oR KEY WEST. HAVANA AND NEW ORLEANS.


Semi-montbly,
Carrying the Unitei States Mail
The Baltimore and Havana Steamship Company comprs-
Ing the following first class steamships
LIBERTY, $50 tons, II. e. Reed, Commander.
CUBA, LOO tons. J. n. Dukehart. Commander
The steamship LIBERTY, having accommodations unsur
passed for elegance and comfort will leave from Browns
wharf BALTIMORE, Nd on Saturday May l. at O'Clock
!. NJ. CUBA will follow. Passengers from New York
by this will nearly miles and have
the privilege Of stopping Philadelphia Baltimore with
additional charge.
b. D. HASELL 4 CO., Agents.
a Broadway, room a.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-07-24

farmers. that now adays, people do not live upon corn. nor do they intend to as long as flour can be brought here from California and New Mexico. Recollect also, tlmt Govern nent contractors will always buy at as low figure as pessible,-utterly regardless of your wants and the cost of production; hay ing in view, solely, the lining of their own pockets. For this, they are not, as the world goes. to blame. Selfintercst guides most men, and will continue to guide them until the end of time. Lastly, recollect that l20 pounds of wheat will make 100 pounds of flour, and that, for every l20 pounds of wheat you raise and have made into flour, you can get at least Sl5, and we know you will, this fall, do your prettiest to procure and plant wheat. Then, look at the benefit you will confer on the country by so doing; You will enable tbe miner to work his mines cheaper, because you will have reduced the price of the flour he consumes, five dollars on the hundred. Then, the thousands of dollars now annually sent out of the country for these articles will remain in it, aye, in your hands, and, should you see fit, you can invest all or a portion of it in the mines, in pur- chasing stock, or in any other business or enterprise you choose. Do this, and the sal 1 vation of our Territory will shortly be worked out Fail to do it, and we fear prosperity, development, peace and security will come thitherward, round the world, at slower pace than if travelling on a canal boat, drawn by lazy horse, driven by a lazier driver.
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Another Outrage by Indians.
They AHaek [. S MaR Party, KiA trO Sol- diers, Wound he Naa Rider, and Capture hs MaR.

On the afternoon of Saturday, July r., 80 or loo Indians, who lay concealed on both sides of the road, near Willow Springs, be- tween Kirkland Valley and Camp Date Creek, made an attack upon the mail party-con- sisting of P Connor, the mail rider, three soldiers, and F. McAteer, s citizen of Kirk land valley. At the time the attack was made. Mr. Connor, and two of the soldiers privates Mudgett and Stocfier, of Company I, l4th Infantry, were in advance with the mail, and at the first fire, the two soldiers named, were shot, dead, from their animals The mail rider was badly wounded, had to aban- don his animals and the mail, and fight his way to Camp Date Greek, where he arrived next morning McAteer and the soldier, who were behind, were also fired upon, but es- capped unhurt to Kirkland Valley, followed by the Indians who came very near cutting them off and capturing them. They say the pack mule that carried the mail, followed them some distance After the news reached Kirkland Valley, party of men hastened to the scene of the attack and were preparing to take in the bodies of thc soldiers, for in- terment, when Captain Somerby and party of soldiers arrived from Camp Date Greek, and sent the bodies of the murdered men to Camp Date Creek, where they were buried on the morning of the 18th inst Captain Somerby, his men, and some of the citizens then made search for the mule and mail, but did not succeed in finding either. The Cap | tain and party then came on to Prescott. HC started back yesterday morning, with tho greater part of his company and some expert guides and tralers, for the purpose of follow ing the trail of the Indians, and, ii possible finding the mail, or portion of it.
 Upon news of the disaster reaching Pres cott, Postmaster Barnard procured an escor of soldiers from General Devin, and hastenet to Skull Valley, in order to take charge O
 the mail, should it be found. The mail va a very large one, and contained many valu able letters, in which were some sls,0O0 0
 s20000 in greenbacks, Government voucher and checks, and checks of the Sterling Min
 ing Company. The Postmaster has furnishe,
 us with the numbers of the registered letter sent by this mail, receipts for which are nov
 held by our citizens. The numbers are a
 follows: %, 2l, 22, g, 24, 25, %, 27, 28, 29
 90, 31, 32, B, A, 35, 36, 37, 3S.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-07-24

ARREST OF A HARD CAsE.-Some time ago Sheriff Burns received notice from two coun- ties above, to look out for a man who had fled to escape arrest. It appears that the man, whose name is J A. Smith, went to Prescott, Arizona, and while there beat man nearly to death with double barreled shot gun he resisted the officer who tried to arrest him.
 Or examination for this offence he was re- quired to give bail in $l 500. When released on bsil, he again moved off, and next made his appearance in Los Angeles. Tuesday he was taken before Squire Gray, for making a violent assault on an old man named Petit.
 On trial, it appeared that the old man was thought to be in the way at a restaurant, by Frank Mordsy, and that he told Smith that if he would beat the old man he would pay the fine. Smith accordingly beat the old man cruelty. Justice Gray reserved his decision till yesterday morning, when he gave Smith his choice of fifty dollar fine, or thirty days in the county jail Frank Morday was fined S25. Meantime, Sheriff Burns had telegraph ed to the Sheriffs above. Smith yesterday gave bail to appear before Squire Gray, and afterward went to Fl Monte Becoming sat isfied of his identity. Sheriff Burns and Dep uty U. s. Marshal Dunlap pursued him in the afternoon, but he was probably returning by a different road while they were going out, for he was arrested here by Deputy Wiley be- tween and s o'clock in the evening He will be taken up to Sonoma county today, to an swer to the charge of assault with intent to murder.-LOs Aogles Repntiean July Sth.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-07-24
Army News.

The San Francisco Bulletin of July 2d, says "By orders issued today from Department Headquarters, Major-General Ord directs that Drigadier- Gen. George Stoneman, Col onel Twenty first Infantry, with the regi- mental headquarters, band, etc, proceed to Drum Barracks and take command of that post and depot and the District of Arizona, composed of the Territory of Arizona, and the southern counties of California Brevet Mai Gen Frank Wheaton. Lieutenant-Col. 2lst Infantry, in command of Companies II, and c, ea route to their posts, will take com mand of Fort Whippe and also the sub-dis- trict of Upper Arizona, Brevet Brigadier Gen. | Thos C. Dovin, Lieut.. Col. Sth Cavalry, will take command of Camp Lowell and the sub | district of Southern Arizona. Iieut.-Col. | George w. Wallace, 18th Infantry, now in command at Drum Barracks, will proceed N and take command of the sub-district Of Lower Colorado. Major D. R. ClendcBin, Sth Cavalry, win command at Camp Good win. Breyet-Col. Milton Cogswell, Major 2lst Infantry, will command the sub-district of the Verde. B-evet- Brig Gen. A. J. Alex ander, Major Sth Cavalry, will command at the new Camp Toll-gate. The General fur ther directs that Commanders will not limit the movements or operations of scouting par ties to any geographical lines, but hunt the enemy wherever he can be found. The Dis trict of Arizona and the Sub Districts there in are designated as such only for the pur- pose of promptly operating with the troops, and to give the senior officer the supervision thereof; and the revision of such applications, troops, etc, as are required under existing orders to pass through the Sub-District and District Commanders. No additional staff officers or clerks vii! be detailed over and above those required at posts. No Distric: or Sub District returns will be expected, but
 Sub District and District Commanders will
 revise all estimates and acquisitions passing
 through their hands, and, as far as practicable
 reduce expenditures by the practice of econ omy, and exacting careful use of all Gov.
 ernment property within the limits of their commands The total number of civil em ployes allowed in this Department being now
 in service, no addition can be made without
 corresponding discharges therefrom. Pos
 and Sub District Commanders will, wher there is an exigency that requires immediate
 employment of some civilian as guide, inter
 preter blacksmith, etc, make vacancy whei they give an order for the employment, ant
 report the circumstances to these Headquar ters. Indians authorized as scouts, or fo military operations, are not considered a T civil employees. By command of Breyet Ma n jor-Gen. Ord.
 o JOHN P. SHERBuRsE. Asst Adi't Gen. ]. Camps Wallen and Willow Grove, in Ari V zona, will be discontinued, and new camp to be established, to be called Camp Toll-gate o on the Mohave road, 70 miles Dorthwes d from Prescott.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-07-24

Wednesday, July 7,-9 o'clock A. NJ Board met pursuant to adjournment.
 Present-Same as on yesterday.
 The following bills were audited and al- lowed:
 John H. Behan, s9s.OO; John II. Marion, for printing, S243.l0; A. G. Dunn, boarding John Couch, Sl260O; J. L. Taylor, for as- sessing county, and taking census, S1 ,5s6OO Dr. Webb, medical services to indigent sick, S7400; J. G. Dudley, boarding prisoners, S60.50; Allen & White, merchandise, s20OO R. Meacham, blank books, S7.50.
 Ordered, That the order heretofore made, for paying A. G. Dunn for boarding John Couch, be, and the same is hereby, revoked The Board then went into session as Board of Equalization, and changed assess ments as follows, to wit:
 G. w. Banghart's, raised from S2, l40. .OO to ,S2, ,S65.0O; Levi Bashford, from S1O,7OOOO, Ito Sl2,7O000; Nathan B. Bowers, from S2.- OC00O to $3,OO0-0O; Eli Puntney, from S4,- 5000 to $4,9OOOO; fleury & Jenks, from S1,5O0.OO to S2,5OO0O; R. E. Farringto- {, from Sl 5000 to sl,5O0,00; J. W. JohD |, from SS,oOOOO to S,2OO.OO; J. H. Lee, from S2,075.0o to S2,650.cO; Adam Scott, from Sl ,sO0.O0 to S2, 10000; T. Lambertson, from S2,0oo.OO to S2,250.OO; yulture Mining Co.,, from s3s, ,65OO0 to S55, 10000.
 Board adjourned to Thursday.
 Thursday, July g, 1869.
 Board met pursuant Co adjournment
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-07-24
Friday. July l6.-lO o'clock A. NJ.

Friday, July l6,-lO o'clock A. NJ. Board met and levied taxes, as follows: For General Fund, county purposes, Sl cents per SlO0O0 For Jail Fund, 50 cents per SloOO0. For the Territory, 30 cents per sl0O0O.
 Ordered, That the County Collector be al lowed to collect ten per cent. additional, as fees for collection, upon filing bond of twen- ty-hye thousand dollars with the County Treasurer, to be approved by the Board. Board adjourned until Monday, July %, 1869.
 L. X. STEVENS, Chairman. JOHN H. BEHAN, Clerk.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-07-24

Tuesday, July 60 o'clock A. NJ. Board met pursuant to adjournment. Present-Same as on yesterday. Minutes of previous meeting read and ap- proved.
 Board went into session as Board of Equal ization, and, on motion, adjourned until Wednesday, July ', 1869, at 9 A. NJ.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-07-24
Minutes of Board of Supervisors.

Board met Monday, July 5, 1869, at ten o'clock A. M.
 Prcsent--supervisors Stevens and Shsnks, and J. H. Behan, Clerk.
 Minutes of preceding meeting read and ap- proved.
 Board adjourned until Tuesday, July 6, at 9 o'clock A. M.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-07-24
Deacon, Same as on yestcrday.

Present-Same as on yesterday.
 Assessments changed as follows:
 J. A. Rush, from S9,2750O to s9,375oO; ]. NJ. Rountree, from $2,2O00O to S2,OO0OO A. J. Akin, from S5,5O000 to s7,50o.o0; J. P. Osborne, from sl, ,2OO00 to Si,4oe.OO; c. Ramos from S2,4OOO0 to S2,5O00i J. $. Curtis, from sl, ,SOO0O to S2,200Oo.
 Board adjourned until Friday, July 9.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-07-24
Administrators Nelice.
Estate of MILTON HADLEY. Deceased

NOTICE is hereby given, by the undersigned " Administrator ef the aboxe-Dafncd estate so the creditors of and all persous having claims agansi d de ceased to exhibit the to the undersigned ai his s denc- n Prescott; eouuiy of IRyapS Territory s AoGa within twelve iBnths fron frs yab.ialou of ths notice. r. A COOK, Administrator.
 By ]. NJ ReUSTEEE, Aii0raey. Prescott, July 10 1889. 2m
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Dissolution of Co-Partnership.

The eopartnerahip heretofore existing between the undersigned is this day dissolved by mutual consent
 HENRY WILLARD
 DANIEL HATE. Prescott July T ls69
 Having disposed of iny interest 10 the Oreutn Bakery saoou and Boarding House. 70 hr Henkie who s now assoctaied with my former partner D. Ha,z wish io re. turn thanks to my friends and the public for the generous patronage bestowed the old firm and baspssk eoutin uance Of The salne fos my successen II. WILLARD. The undsrsned have associated themselves together under ihe name and style of Hatz Heukle for the pr pose or carrying % the ahoyonamed business and will coliee; all accounts and pay all liabilities of he tate firm
 D. HATE, Prescott; July !. isse tvis4
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-07-24
Saturday. July lO.-9 o'clock A. NJ

Saturday, July lO,-9 o'clock A. M. Board met pursuant % adjournment. Present--Supervisor Stevens, Shanks, and J. H. Behan. Clerk.
 There being no business to transact, the Board met and adjourned, from day to day, until Wedsesday, July 1i, upon which day assessments were changed, as follows;
 wormser & Co, from S21 ,55O0O to sl5,- sOO0O; T. H. Head, from Sl,625Oo to Sl, 325.OO.
 Board adjourned to Thursday.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-07-24
Administrators Notice. Estate of BURTON sPARKs Deceased.

NOTICE ls hereby given, by the undersigned, ] Admin.straior of the abgyenaned esfatc % ihs creditors of and on persous having claims against said as ceased To exhibit the sane 10 the undersigned Ei he es dcuce in Wickenburz, coanty of NHVafat TsriiTy 9 Arz0nsl within twelve nonss from tho hrs plbio4'oa of this notice JAS D. MONIHON AdminisirAlOr.
 By JOHN HOWARD Attorney. wiekeHburg, July 2, leto =H
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-07-24
1ard adjourned to Thursday.

Thursday, July l5,-l0 A. M. Board met pursuant to adjournment Assessment of Wm. II. Hardy changed from $2, 5000 to S6O0O0. Board adjourned until Friday.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-07-24
Friday. July Q.

Board met pursuant to adjournment.
 Present-superyisors Stevens, shanks, and J. II. Behan, Clerk.
 Assessment of John Smith raised from s7,GOO.OO to SS,6OO00.
 Ordered, That Friday, July 16, 1869, be fixed as the last day upon which the Board will sit for the purpose of equalizing assess ments for the present year, and that the clerk give notice, by mail or otherwise, to persons whose assessments have been raised, SO that they may appear and answer the same.
 Board adjourned until Saturday, July 10.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-07-24

seIi door to Campbell Bufams Brick s,ore
 MontsIuma Street, Prescott. Contains two of Phsan Collendsrs Billiard Tables and well supplied with choice Wines Liquors and Cigars We have recently renovated reiurusbed and fixed up or Saoon % that s the neaiest and easiest place Of resort in Northern Arizona. CAL JACKSON & co. Prescott February 6 ls6e
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-07-24

Thursday, July s, 1869. Board met pursuant to adjournment.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-07-24
W0RMSER & CO.,, Wholesale and Retail Merchants. PRESCOTT, ARIZONA,
 ..-. DEALERS IE COG.

Groceries, PTOrisioas, Clothing, Boo1, Sloss, Liquors, CroeksFy, HarEgare, Farming
 and Mining Implements, eie., (iALL THE ATTENTION OF THEIR OLD V pioneer friends aud the public generally to their new and splendid assortment of goods re- gently purchased, by Of the firm, in San Fran cisco, and now on hand at tAeir store in Prescott Give US call and sec for yourselves. VI are not selling for ruinous prices our motto is and has been, |" Live and Let Live"
 Merchants, farmers, miners and o,hers wishing to purchase goods, would do well 10 give us a call, before purchasing elsewhere.
 Wo2MsER A co, myltG Prescott Arizona
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-07-24
DIR. HU FELAND'S
 CELEBRATED StCiSS iStOns0ch Bitters.

The first and most healthfuI Tonic ever introduced into the United States is still the leading article, and more Of this sold than of all other so.called Tonics or Bitters.
 For Sale Co the Trade by TAYLOR 6 BENDEL. Sole Agents. 409 and 4ll Clay Street, San Francisco, California.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-07-24

surl. copies Of the MINER can be purchased a, the pos'0fce.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-03-25
TN PgRsUANCE OPA DECREE

In Chancery. In tho Circuit Court fof "'''''
county Weat Virginia
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-03-25
FINANCE AND TRADE.
Allegheny Live stock Market


CATTLE-The cattle market under
review for the week opened with de.
creased number compared with last
week, and in consequence the market
ruled brisk, with full prices obtained by
sellers for all grades of cattle. The
stock, however, was inferior TO that OF
last week, and the general average Of
prices for the various kinds of stock of
fering were hardly as good as that re-
ported one week ago, excepting for the
best quality of cattle, which were
bought up rapidly at n shade higher
than ruled then. Prime to choice smooth
fat steers commanded 8 00a9 90 per hun
bred, and fair to medium O0a7 80 pei
hundred. StOckers brought 00a6 OF
per hundred. The sales numbered 6l2
head, and at the close were all cleared
out. Only few head were taken to
the Central yards as unsOld.
HOGS-Ihe market ruled in price
about the same as last week. The mum.
Der On sale was not large, but fully adj
eQuate 10 the demand at present prices.
lnero was no demand except by city
butchers, and they were not disposed ia
purchase beyond the amount required Ia
supply customers through the week.
Inc general run of sales were made at
III UUal2 %, with some sales of extra in
retail way at II 50al3 10 per hundred
ShhEP-The supply was light, but
suthclent To meet the demand. Prices
are without change, the entire sales 40.
gregating 400 head, being made to our
city butchers.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-03-25
Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, March "a.
FLOUR-Quiet and firm; spring ex-
ira at 5 35a6 81.
WHEAT-In fair demand and trmer;
1altc higher; sales No. at l3ta1 IA
for regular and fresh receipts; No. 2 at
l14a1 124; No. 3 at 04al GA, and re.
jected at 96a99c; closing with sellers OF
No; 2 at III; sales.NO.9 since Change
at III.
CORN-More active and steady; sales
new at 54ta56c; no grade at 54a54tc;
closing quiet at 54a544c for new; sales
this afternoon at SAGE for new.
OATS-Dull; sales at 539a543c for sell
lers for regular and fresh receipts of No
2; closing with sellers at 523c.
RYE-In fair demand, 4c higher; l le
al 81 for regular and fresh receipts OF
No. l, and l Is for fresh eff receipts
No. 2 closing at 2O4al q for No. l..
BARLEY-Nominal at l 7Oal ~ fol
No. ..
HOGS-Dressed quiet and easier at
IL O0a12 %: closing firm at IL 75al2 w
BEEF CATTLE-Dull and 25G lower
5Oa7 so for light to choice shipping
beeyes.