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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-08-31

SAD Acc1DENT--A YOUNG MARRIED
LADY KILLED.-A correspondent writing
from Fairfield, Benton County, Mo-,
August 20, furnishes the following par
ticulars of sad accident, by which a
young married lady, just from West Vir-
ginia, was almost instantly killed:
ga sad accident occurred near here
last evening The Southern bound stage,
containing four passengers-a young
married couple named Moore, lady with
two small children, and gentleman
had passed the post Office about three
quarters of mile, when the stage ran
over n stump, throwing the driver from
his seat, and frightening the horses SO
that they ran away, dragging the driver
regain his feet. When he did SO he en-
deavored to stop them by running around
tree with the lines; this gave a sudden
jerk to the lines, which caused them to
break, and the horses then sped on their
way with the stage and its living freight
of human beings. The two gentlemen
jumped out safely, but one Of the ladies
Mrs. Moore) in jumping from the stage
caught her hoop-skirt in the brake. and
was thrown to the ground and dragged
some $50 yards before being released.
Every particle of clothing was stripped
from her body except her shoes and
stockings and narrow strip of her un-
der-dress around the shoulders.
II reached the scene of the accident q
few moments after its occurrence, and
found the husband supporting the head
of his young and golden-haired bride,
his own clothing saturated with the
warm blood that flowed from the many
wounds upon her fair young head, and
moaning as If his heart would break.
She was still living when I reached the
scene, but was past all human aid, and
in q few moments afterwards breathed
her last, inst as the moon rose above the
tree tops, throwing flood of soft, pity
ing light upon that inanimate form,
and revealing the agony of the young
husband.
"Mr. and Mrs. Moore were from West
ern Virginia, and were the vanguard of
several families who are expecting to
settle in this part of the country. De-
ceased was about eighteen years of age,
and was within twelve miles of her desti-
nation when the accident occurred. The
other lady remained in the stage, closely
holding her two children in her arms,
and was not hurt in the least"
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-08-31

10 preserve and dress the Hair, use
Lyons Kathairon. AIT t13
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-08-31

New ADVERTISEMENTS is
called to the following advertisements,
published the first time this morning:
ID. G. Peixotto G. Son.-Auction Sale.
j. X. Il. r. Agnew-Sewing Machines.
The Misses Martin-School Notice.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-08-31
With every disposition to weigh care
fully saph adyise ep.4ey he offered to,
us, wss rssaraissiit nys 5Eplikeiy that ave
shall follow our own ijydementA. Y
..subjsEkion 81 women :,


Wehaye received from Nfessrs. Bryan.
& McCarter q copy of this work, which
has excited considerable attention. John
Stewart Mill is regarded one of the pro-
foundest of English writer's and think
ers, and the advocates Of women's 8 rights
have no champion more able and distin-
guished than Mr. Mill His theory is
that the relation which has existed ever
since the world began between man and
woman is all wrong. He holds "that the
principle which regulates the existing
social relations between the two sexes
the legal subordination of one sex to the
other-is wrong in itself, and now one
Of the chief hindrances to human i'm
provement; and that it ought to be re-
placed by principle of perfect equality,
admitting no power or privilege on the
one side, nor disability on the other"
This is bold proposition, as any pro-
position must be which is evidently at
variance with a state of society and a
class of views Which seem heretofore to
have been everywhere current. But
coming. as this proposition does, from a
writer like John Stuart Mill, it is at least
curious and instructive to read what he
has to advance ON this subject. Certain
it is that in this country, as well as in
Europe, the matter of woman's rights
her position and responsibilities-has
been of late attracting much attention.
We refer our readers to Mr.. Mills essay.
The whole case is closely and elaborately
argued, and will repay examination. AS
for ourselves, VIC have no hesitation in
conceding that the law, as it stands-as
respects the rights of married men-is
sadly defective and often permits the
grossest injustice to thewife or mother.
But rs to the general proposition of Mr..
Mill. that there is no reason why women
should not vote, hold Office, fill our legis-
lative halls, &C., we confess that we are
hardly ripe for that Wholesale change in
the social and political world. We rather
incline to the idea suggested in Millions
descriptive lines, wherein he remarks:
''For contemplation, he and valor formed;
For softness, she and sweet attrative grace"
If any one, however, would like to see
sinewy and close argument in favor of
woman s absolute rights-legal, personal,
political-let him read Mr.. Mills essay.
-~>>
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-10-16
A Lively Scene.

On Saturday morning, while on our rounds in search of the confounded item, we were directed to certain locality by young ur- chin who represented that an old negro wo- man was beatin' her husband to death 1" we repaired to the spot, and there beheld a scene we'll worthy of the pencil of Elder. An elderly negro woman, bedecked in her store clothes, and surrounded by her carpet bag. red cotton umbrella, and crowd of young urchins of all colors had an old, gray haired darkey by the collar, and while be laboring him with tolerably stout cudgel, gave him tongue-lashing somewhat as fol- lows:
 "Oh, yes, you nasty, stinkin', black rascal; l got you, is 1 What you doin' here dats $ what I want to knowl (Whack.) Come down here to vote, did youl Oyhack) Ab- solusher come down here from Macklinburg six weeks ago to vote, and aint been back since. (Whack.) Oh, yes, you black scoun- dil; what you reckon gwine do all de time you gone, for meat and meal for your chill drenl You black rascall" (Whack)
 Old Man" Look heah, Hannah; here ooman, here; what you doing2 (Whack ] Don't talk to me in such disagreeable tone here whar all desc folks is"
 Hannah" Oh, never mind bout you. vou black rascal. (Whack) gwine gi' you Bill ly, is. know'd I'd cotch you. You want satisfied wid stayin' up nome to vote; you got to come down here to vote, is you. (Whack). Oh, yes, you black rascal you scoundil, you; what you reckon l gwine do all this timel Sot down at home an wait for you? tWhack). Dat want gwinc do no such thing; I tell you what I gwine do, you black scoundii-(whack)- )-I gwine carry you down here to de Damsvil depot whar the Damson cars is, and gwine keep you till de car goes to Macklinburg. (Whack.) Hear dat, don't you9 (Whack.) Fore God 1 so mad. (Whack.) Look here, man. (whaclI) ] Il could haul off and and fairly buss you open, could. (Whack.) You (whack J. black-(whaclS) )-rascal-(whack) )-you.
 The old man was completely subdued, and took everything very meekly, until a police man came along and put an end to the quar- rel by ordering them off, Riehmoad Dispateh.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-10-16
At Fort WhippIe, A. T.,

With Two Hundred t2OO) Tons of HAY, or CORN FODDER, of two thousand C3OO0) pounds to the ton.
 Bids will be received for any part of the above amount.
 The Hay or Corn Fodder must be well cured. and entirely free from sand and dirt The former to be Of the best quality of native grass It will pc subject to inspection and weight, and must be dshVered and stacked in such part of Fort Whip pie, A. T., as the A. C. & at that post may direct The stacks must be carefully built and properly raked of, so as 10 protect them from the weather and so arranged as to prevent the Hay or Corn Fodder rom coming in contact with the ground and afiording free circulation of air nndcrneatb
 Inc parties to whom contracts may be awarded VIII be required, within forty-eight (is) hours alter the acceptance of the bids, to give bonds equal 10 fiity tJO) per cent of the amount of inc contract, for the faithful performance of the same
 Each proposal must be accOmpanied win n statement, signed by the persons offered by the bidder as his securities, stating their willingness Co enter into bonds in case the contract should he awarded to said bidder In ease of firms rnnkip, bids, each individual name must be written out.
 frlces must be written, well as expressed in figures. The Oath of Allegiance to the United states Government must accompany each pro- posal P'N
 The delivery of the Hay or Corn Fodder to eoilriSnee immediately after the approval of the vision Commanders
 No contract shall be considered in force until if shall have received the approval of the Division
 Terms should be stated in |. s. gold coin, or lc market value thereof in currency, at date of payment
 faynent will be made in such funds as may be furnished by the United States for that purpose U on hand' 1T not on hand, certified accounts will foe given.
 The Government reserves inc ri,b, ,o roi.,, any and all bids
 copy oi this advertisement Ia slip cut from this papcrl must accompany each proposaI
 Proposals to be incosed in an envelope and in us uolse1 1, rrOposals Tor Hay or Corn Fodder, at Fort Whipple, A. T." ard directed 10 the under. signed.
 Bids must bc made subject to the conditions of ms advertisement; will not be considered unless Ihe persons making them are present, and will failed to fulfill their contracts with the Covcrnent
 +. D. BAKER,
 sepzotd Capt. & A. c. S., U B. A.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-10-16
Ghr % 9Niner.
For the Young to Recollect.

Strong as our prejudiccs are they may be starved into submission, and without being killed.
 Be deaf to the quarrelsome, blind to the scorner, and dumb to those who are mischey- ously inquisitite.
 Keep your body sound as wine savers of the cask it is kept in the soul receives a tincture from the frame through which it works.
 One reason that the world is not reformed is because everybody would have others make a beginning and think not of himself
 Truth would be popular with us if 1t pro posed only to correct the faults of others.
 lt is the ordinary way of the world to keep folly at the hclm and wit under hatches.
 Never expect any assistance or consolation in your necessities from drinking companions.
 True liberty allows each individual to do all the good he can for himself, without injur- ing his neighbor.
 Hate not opinion for being contrary to thy own. It Is not certain but thou thysclG mayest be in the wrong.
 The human heart is made for love, as the household hearth for fire; and for truth, as the household lamp for light
 People in passion seldom wish their ques- tions to be answered at all, and never that they should be answered coolly and with req son.
 Avarice starves it's keeper, to surfeit those who wish him dead.
 Some parents choose to stamp children as prodigals, whom others would think angels. Before you condemn the black sheep of q family, you must make sure that the shep- herd is not color-blind.
 The man who is careful of his own reputa- ton will bc careful of his neighbours. The man who thoughtlessly speaks i'll of another is reckless of his own good name.
 True politeness is modest unpretending and generous. Its appearance is not striking, because truly polite man, while acting courtesy, would conceal it. It engages man to esteem his neighbor, because he thinks it manlier to descend little himself than de- grade another.
 Discouragements are given us to bear and surmount-not to talk about and yield to. It is pluck and endurance that win.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-10-16
OFFICE A. C. S
sep95
CAMP DATE CREEK, A. T.
 September l3 fSGo


 By virtue of instructions received from ,,o ShIci 'Sci Cominissary of Subsistence, Dent of CaI norma, Sealed Proposals in Triplicate will he ra CeNed at thls office until twelve o'clock M Nan day' October 2j, 1862 for supplylng inc Snbs,1, e9c9 department of this Post with forty ftl tons Of HAY or CORN FODDER Vi'l tons than i've (5) tons no' iess me forage furnished to be the best aualllv tho country affords, free from roots, sticks and aII substances, and the delivery of the same s1 .o confluence immediately after the approval nT 'ns eohlract by the proper authorities. Vt Each proposal must be accompanied bv n s,a,a Ileht, signed by the persons offered by me bidde, o ms securities, stating their willinRness to ea,a said bidder 'N'u'u DC awarded each proposal e0"'nPahy .hs Y contract to be considered in force untiI i, shai sI nave received the approval of inc snh' b,s "in., department, and Division Commanders rriopos,ls to be addressed 10 the undersIc,,od .s a' pCahp Date Greek, A. T., and to be indorsad .i,, oosals Tor supplying Subsistence Denar,,nen, ,a GEOkGE W. EVANS.
 '' lS' L'' and B'y't Capt. U. 5. A., A.C,s
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-10-16

With One hundred QO0) Tons of CORN FODDER
 and seyenty-fiye (75) Tons of HAY, of two
 thousand (2,OOO) pounds to the ton
 Bids will be received for any parts of the above
 The Hay and Corn Fodder must be well cured and entirely free from sand and dirt, The former 70 DC of the best quality of native grass They VIII ne subject to inspection and weight and must be delivered and stacked in such uart of camp at Toll Gate, A. T., as the \. C. s. at that post may direct. The stacks must be carefnIIy built and properly raked off, so as to protect them rom the weather and so arranged as to nrrvep, the hay and corn fodder from coming i'm contact with the ground, and afording free Circulation of air underneath N
 The parties 10 whom contracts may be awarded will be required, within forty-eight f4sl hours aiter the acceptance of the bids, to give bonds equal 10 hity tJO) per cent. of the amount of The contract, for the faithful performance of inc same
 Each proposal must be accOmpanied with n st1'gihen signed Dy the persons offered by the bidder as his securities, stating their NIlingnrss 10 enter into bonds in case the contract shonid he awarded to said bidder. In case of firms rnaLin,, mas, each !adiyidusi name must be written out
 rrlces must be written, as well as expressed in SSsuIes; me oatli of Allegiance to the United sal 0h P'VPo-
 The delivery of the hay or corn fodder to co,,. mence immediately after the approval of thc cnn tract by the Sub-Dstrict, Department and Division
 
 No contract shall be considered in force pn,Il |, shall nave received the approval Of the Division
 Terms should be stated in l.. s. coId co,, m 'he market value thereof in currency. at date of payment. v "' N''o O' rayment will be made in snch funds as may he furnished by the United states for that pnr,;osc II on hand. If not on hand, certified accounts will be given accounts
 me 9osernment reserves the right to reject 4, :; \ copy or this advertisement Ia slip cut from 'his paper must accompany each proposal
 Iroposas to be inclosed in an envelope and in. aorSed " Proposals for Hay, or Corr Fodder a, Slnp at Toll Gate, A. T." and directed To the mn. % %p'us must be made subject to the conditions of .lS aaVcrtisement: will not be considered nnless m slc persons making them arc present. and will @ @not be received from those who have heretofora ment. '"S "o'orh-
 sep25 1st Lt stb [, a s"fiiEELEk' 1" f,i.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-10-16
To Correspondents.

Patients (nale or fsmalsl re.,dinr h, .,,, ., ,, oiaiei and Territories hoWe distant ub, ,,s ds'i me oihni"n and advice 0f DR DoHERFY In t-;, ,. i.N" eases ana Who thlak propcr tp submit twri,tsp sH'e"' "' sSoh ID pFcierenue t0 h0lding a pcr,naI n lN'N; are respectfully assured that their cornnpic ,,Iu tI' VIII pe held mosi sacred DR. DoHERY tass. s5 olrIunhy @ observing that all letters ar oren.d possible ' "' lohP'Y " lhe ease be hlil and oanddly desoribod perseA com. inunieauon will be unnecessary fs nsrnc.,on. - di, regimen and the general treatment of he ease ., g, m .s .ee temeneO will be forwarded without ds,y and ch lnner as to convey Idea of the purIsoi of ths Ieiier or parcel % trRnsmiitad. " ' consultation, by letter or otherwise free.
 'simtnest cure guaranteed or no pay
 "uos'' W. K. DOhERTY MD
 San fra1cisos Cal.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-10-16
Col. EDWARD oAxr, formerly of this place,

contributes the following to the Alto:
 "l have just arrived from Ehrenberg. for merly Mineral City, on the Colorado, six miles from La Paz The place is likely to become one of the principal towns on the riy- CT, as the ferry is fixed there and the steam CTS discharge their freight there. The city. one may say, is but at its birth; there Is but one or more adobe cabins. blacksmith and carpenters shop and an Elysian Grove, opened by Schwartz as n watering or liquoring place. Many laborers are employed and at work. Messrs. Goldwater & Co. are about to build n large adobe storehouse, and to remove their large and varied stock to it from La Paz. There Is no church there, no congregation scarcely as yet, and but few, if any churches m Arizona. It would appear as though peo- pie relied more upon Colts preventative to keep men from evil doings. Men in Northern Arizona are nearly all Americans-ciyil, po- lite and noble in their bearing. During tho past two years have been living alone. some times in the beautiful valley of Prescott at others roaming over the adjoining mineral regions, exploring the deserted mines of gold. silver, copper and galena. At no time has it been necessary to lock door; and I could not, if l would have done so, for no locks were there; and always in the surroundings of the Apaches, yet nothing stolen except horses These they will steal to satisfy their souls desire when hungry, and they should be excused for that"
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-10-16
IN TIE PROBATE COURT, County of Ynva.

F TIE PROBATE COURT, County of Yaya. Il pal Territory of Arizona.
 In the matter of the ESTATE OF DAVID osBoRY
 p.e s hereby given all persons interested in inc e.a, of sad deceased, tO be and appear before bis IJ iI f0ss Judge oi said court ai the room of te same o, m MY,ly' November sth A. D. 1909 at ten o'clock A prayer oi c Crane administrator of said estaie s6oud not be gHnled and an oTsr be made for the sale T G re pfoIerty of said esjae consisting of one rancb , tsd on Willow Creek aud lots no.s7 s Q and I0 ,,., side or Granite street Mccormick addition No | o , town Of Prescott ~ i' '" u'"
 Witness my hand and the seal of sa.d p,oh.,o c...-,
 this 9th day of October A. D la69 N'"'
 V~ JOHN IT, BRHAN. Clerk
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-10-16
spermatorrhea.

DIX DoHERTY has just published an lmror,a, ra,n. phlet embdying his own views and exTernca lia on 70 impotence or Yirilty being a short Tres.s .s on n % Seminal Weakness Nervous or Ph-sicl eases oi the Sexual Organs ""' 'N'' D''
 s ts work contains information of the u,mos, salne b . meneI marrled or single and will be sent FREE return postage. " fN"~s' sNln's i"'
 ,D.n9s'' w. K DoHERTY, ND
 - - San Francisco. Cal.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-10-16
OFFICE A. c. S..

FoRT .WHTrPLE, A. T., Sept. 2j, 1869. Sealed Proposals, in Triplcate, will be received by the undersigned, at this office, until
 Monday, November lst 1869, at twelve o'clock M., for supplying the United States Government
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-10-16
OFFICE A. C. S.,
CAMP AT TOLL GATE, All
 September 25 Ictq

Sealed Proposals, in Triplicate, will be received oy the undersigned, at this office, until Monday october 21, lso9, at twelve o'clock Nj, for sun. plying the United States Government
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-10-16
PRIVATE MEDICAL All |1- Quick Cures and Moderate Chr.,.
 DIR. DOHERTY,S
Private Medical and Surgical Ins,is,

fA'aIe HedCal and Surgical Instibts sSsransnto Street below Montgomery (opr.si,. p,so sii steamship ComIanys "feel. Private sp,r.,s, on Leiissdorn street San Franoisoo
 hssohsh-d expressly io afford the afflicted sond ,nd seisnnhe medical aid in the treatment and e,, i ai SeIua Disorlers '''y"n''Ah
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-10-16

With Six Hundred (GOO) Tons of ShCllcd Corn or Barley, of two thousand (20OO) pounds Co the ton, for the supply of said Posts during the year end ing December 3lst, 1870.
 Bids will Dc received for any parts of the above amounts.
 The grain must be well sacked, subject to in- spcction and weight, of the best quality the coun- try affords, free from all foreign substances and delivered at such times and in such quantities as the Quartcruiastcr's Department of each of the above-named posts may require.
 The parties to whom contracts may be awarded will be required, within forty-eight (4S) hours after the acceptance Of the bids, to give bonds equal 10 fifty (JO) per cent. of the amount of the contract, for the faithful performance of the same Each proposal must be accompanied with q statement, signed by the persons offered by the bidder as his securities, stating their willingness 10 enter into bonds in case the contract should be awarded to said bidder. Tn case of firms making bids, each individual name must bc written out Prices must be written, as well as expressed in figures. The Oath of Allegiance to the United States Government must accompany each pro- posal.
 The delivery of the grain to commence immc- diatcy after the approval of the contracts by the District, Department and Division Commanders Terms should be stated in U. $. gold coin. or payment
 Payment win be made in such funds as may be Furnished by the United States for that purpose if on hand. If not on hand, certified accounts VIII Dc gwen.
 The Government reserves the right to reject any and all bids.
 copy of this advertisement Ia slip cut from this paper must accompany each proposal
 Proposals to be lnclosed in an envelope and in dorsed "Proposals for Barley, or Corn, at Fort Whipple, Camp Verde. Camp Date Creek and Camp at Toll-Gate, A. T., and directed to the undersigned.
 Bids must be made subject to the conditions of this advertisement; will not be considered unless the persons making them are present and will not be received from those who have heretofore tailed to fulfill their contracts with the Govern ment.
 F.. D. BAKER,
 Capt. X A. e. M, L. & A., Chief Q. NJ. of sep25td sub-District of Upper Arizona.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-10-16

At Dr. kendall's Pioneer Drug store
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-10-16

KNS full .uprly Of all the Patent sI.d,,,n..
 ~>-La Al Dr. kENDALL's Pioneer Drog s,o,