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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1869-03-03

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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1869-03-03

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nur Dor Soft. Die Goniain fol- iiber
oieIe reboIutionare u =mort b6dIitbit
entriaet oeipefen fein.
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u3en ais 8laserin seasn ibren 3laan
auf, ned er ibren 2iebbaber erfhelIen
tai, nit meI9em fie, bo ibr Wann lie
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ihr lRann gang nit ibreiu 9srbaltniS
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The Weekly Arizonian., 1869-11-06
Adm1Eusfrator's Notice.

h Me matta' oftde Estate
 cf M J. FIor2.oy Deceased,
 NOTICE is heroQy given by the undersigned itors of and all persons having claims atanst said estate, to exhibit the same with the ne~ cessary vouchers to inc nndersic cned at his o.ice in Vncso2, couutv of Pima, and Territory of Arizona, within twelve months from the uate oi this Lotic alter which outstanding claims uIl be forever debarred.
 tucson. A. I. P. R. FULLY, S.ft. 23l, l569 Administrator
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the permission of the Mexican authorities to pnrsue the Indians into Sonora, if necessary. The permission was of course readily granted, and party of twenty-five Mexican soldiers were sent to co~ooerate with the Coloners command
 We have already had ample proofs of the superior judgment and great energy of Col Barnard Gen. Devin too knows we'll the value of the man, and having full confidence in his discretion and ability has placed him under no restrictions by which his judgment may be fettered or it's swaycenfned. It is difficult task, to catch Indians in this region; yet, diff cult though it be, we entertain many hopes that this expedition will be, or has already been success.
 Wv. H ToNGE has been appointed passeger and express agent, for Davis < Barrella, in the place of Dr. (. H. Lcrd.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1869-11-06
NOTICE !!

FoR SALE: The Sweetwater sta- ton situated on the road between Tucson and Fort Yuma. The store with graineries attached and in excellent condition are offered for sale upon reasonable terms. A fine opportunity for parties desir- ous of securing a permanent, safe and well paying business, possess ing advantages well known to the business community. For particu- lars apply to the undersigned
 II, S. FITZGERALD.
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WILLIAM LBcKESDeRF, 1ueson, 4 T. .AA-oS ZEcKRxDoRF LOUIS ZscKRynop Albuquerque N. M. No l9 Dey St. N ! A. & L. ZECKENDORF w HOLE s AL K R E T A IL D A LER s FOREI GN and DOMESTIC DRY GOODS CLOTHING,
 LIQUORS,
 CIGARS.
 BOOTS,
 SHOES,
 HATS SOAPS
 CA PETS MEDICINES,
 TOILET ARTICLES.
 FANCY ARTICLES,
 VINO del PAIS
 del RIO ABAJA
 PHONES &s &s. NEW MEXICAN CARPETS and BLNKETS
 We
 have on hand and are eonstantlyreceiving full assortment ot Every class ofgoods suitable for this market which we offer on the most req sonable terms, One ofour firm resides in New York City for the sole purpose of buying goods, and bein
 in
 market
 constantly.
 Our merchandise is purchased the most advantageous terms Those Who deal with us can rely upon our stock being of the best quality and at the lowest prices. We would call the attention of merchants from this Territory
 also
 from So-
 nora, to our
 well assorted stock especially suited tOtheir market, and can confidently say 1t will be to their advantage to examine it before purchasing else
 where.
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d OPosALs FOR FRESH BEEF AND vE1E
TABLES

ofFlCB OfNA fAfhAsTER'
CORNER o5FIPIEssIa Asp n. Y. ,AsyH.
Sealed proposals. endorsed Proposals. Ior Frf,h
SsMSer, isss. fo2 thsr supply d s. pouHd
Fresh beef aud 100 pounds Of Fresh Vegetable.
at the Washington Navy Yard and Station. as re
The Beef mus, he Of good quality, and equal to
the grade necessary to make the best mess beef.
and be delivered In equal proportion Of fore and
hind quarters The Vegetables must be Of The
bsst quality the market affords, and the Beef and
Bonds. with approved security, will be required
| in one quarter The estimated amount OF the con
! tract, aud twenty per cent. In addition will b.
withheld from the amount OF each payment, as col
| lateral security for the due Performance Of th,
| contract. which reservation viii not be paid unit
| tha contract is fully complied with
| Every offer mpSt be accompanied byA writer
sons that the bidder or bidders viii This their
bid be accepted, enter Into an obligation within
ave days. with good and So t0ient suTetes. to fur
uish the articles proposed,
No proposal will be considered unless AccompA-
MED by such guaranty, and the Department re
serves the right to reject any proposal unless the
sihiliy Of the guarautors Is certified to by
the Assessor OF Internal Revenue for the district
10 which they reside, and unless the license re
proposal, as we'll as to reject any proposal not
considered ad analogous to the Government.
Its 10 be understood that IN case the stinu ated
quantity OF either article shall be delivered, leay
ing balance due the other article, the eontrAct
may be considered as complsted In full, Al the
0''''A VI Wv EDWIN STEWART,
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utN9-bh ~ de'''s
pKoposALsF0R STATIONERY.


NOyember 10, lsty
Sealed proposals for furnishing Stationery. for
June 30 1870, W III So received At this Dsp rlmeut
until the 18th Of December, 1852 at u clog X. IN
Blank FERNS for bidding will be furnished upon
fhs biSsy IL beeousidersd and accepted or re-
Contrncts must be executed by the successful
bidders within ten days after being called upon 10
do 50,
from time to time durlIE the year, In quantities
pursuant to Ord1Ts from the Department: The en-
tire quantities will, however be called toT during
the year
or iTm making 1t, aud ba accompanied BY bond
with sut cieDt sureties In the sum OF ten thousa
dollars, 400 0, approved by United States ON
OF the district IN which the sureleS reside Of
do business, UnA form tn be furnished " the p".
plrtmtut, conditioned upon III" 'N,,Ri"n " n
contract tor furnishing urh rG' ns %. ~ s.t.S
as may be awarded uudcr It, And tue 'ofiO'l'"''
! Of the same. ,..,,.z,,,n bv a.
expert detailed for the purpose ny We satugs ~
| az tha Treasury, and the delivery 81 Au lhlSit'I
article will DO deemed 81 me'll vaIs1 " Auu"A ''
! contract, at the option OF ne ntcIotstI r..,,r,
Deliveries must be Tree el tHhlko ~ 'ho Aioaou''
| DtrtItmrut, Washington;
| NM IA lut1 to comply win any one Ofuef under
b.11ITtrt II operate the forfeiture OF the en-
,r',,,,rAIIy " the bond, or the Secretary OF the
fsuch Quantities Of any articles AS shall be neees
stry 10 supply lhs deficiency caused by snch fail'
uTr aud chaTse to the contractors nlty per eenuin
| "fthe Price which II shall be found necessary 10
nay for such articles,
/ FrrpO.als uuRccompanied by a sat.hoiory bopd
+ will not he considered, and contracts Will De
awarded only to established Manufacturer o. ~
''"'''' '"' wv WIN A. RICHARDSON,
nol7. colin Acting seCLetaLS u Lh- IIeAs4IE
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GALE OF sRRvICEABLR AND UNsERvICEA-
. BILE ORDNANCE STORES.

wAsHIs0rox CIrI, Move mbsr g, 1859
There III be sold at Public Auction. TO the high
Is ISL IN IL. Sse. Of the inspsetor OF Ordnance
Navy Yard, Boston. q large lot OF articles OF ord
nance comprising Can Prof sctiles, Small Arms
aud miscellaneous stores
Terms; one half Cash In Government funds on
the conclusion OF the sale, and h remainder with
10 days afterwards. during which time the articles
must be removed from the yard, Otherwise they
will revert to the Government Twenty days will
be given for the removal THE heavy gunu.
Its to be distinctly Understood that guarantee
will be given to purchasers OF articles offered for
sale and noted in the catalogue. as regards their
exact condition or quality but II Is believed, how
sentsd A. LUDLOW CASE,
nolO-td Chief Of Bureau.
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PROPOSALS FOR PURCHASE OF BOTTLES

AssIsvAsr MEDICAL PuEvB1oR's OFFIcE,
WAsHISuTos, d. C.. Dec. 9, lt6O. I
Proposals VIII be received at this office until !,
Of empty liquor aud med iein- bUttlef, va 90. ~
quart liquor Bottles. and 1900 Vide mou b I
ties, assorted sizes and cOlors They can be rseI
are new have never been used, and are packeu II
Terms: Cash, with immed ate delivery
CHARLES SUTHERLAND,
Assist Medical Puryeyor, BVt. Col. U. 5 A.
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Stables.
ks BOARDING STABLE,

EoOK's BOARDING STABLE,
~ ON EIGHTH STREET. . .-
Between u and L, No H7
Particular attention paid to BoArdlng Horses
Large, airy aud comfortable stables Thtptrpihv,
tot is we'll kAown as one Of the best feeders IN ~
District, Ownsr OF poor horses can hA'p 'nch'
attended and " ell cared for u,,
Z wsddinas sad TunsnIs JaB'H
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GALE OF PUBLIC PROPERTY.

OYPIoB DEPoT QuARTBRsAsTBR,(
FoRr hosnoE. VA. Nov. b. 1859, 3
Will be sold at pu bile auction account OF the
United States, at PORT Monroe, Va. at 10 clock
a, m TUESDAY, December u, 1860, a quantity Of
Condemn ned and Unssryieeable QuartermAsteT'S
Stores and Clothing and EquipAge, consisting In
part OF the following art clss
Stoves, stove.pipe, Rope. Gr.in Sacks. Spikes.
&c. aud some so Bsdsaoks. % various pattern,
Coats, &c dc.
Terms OF Sale: Cash, in Government funds. Bib
to be settled immed Ately after sale.
Property to be removed within ave t5) days after
date Of sale,
District HENRY W. JAMES,
Byt Lieut., Col, A. Q. NJ. Y. 8. Army. Depot
Quartermast nOyl6.td
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Physicians.

nR. @. q. COX,
~ Residence No. sas street, near -Four.
tenth and fifteenth streets.
once No. 262 street. (star1 nov9.lm
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THE
Discovery Of "the Period. y
ESSOR COOKS
BALM OF LIFE

IL the best Hair Dressing In the world. A certain
for all Herpetio eruptions and all diseases Of
accessible mucous membranes II 70 free from all
dandruG, refreshes the head, and causes hair Il
grow In place Of that lost Will not soil the mos
delicate clothing. Contains no lime. potash. al.
cohol. nitrate Of silver acid grease, or lead IN any
form whatever; and is composed Of siK chemical
applications. Persistent use Of 1t has, in every
else, cured Nervous Headache, Eeuralgis, CAtarrh.
Herpes, and Leucorrhp, Its acknowledged value
attested by many Of the best citizens OF this and
other cities: The pamphlet Accompanying each
| testimonials as to Its efficacy and the wonderful
cures made b. It's external applicatics, F9r sal;
street, near Seventh, from to r. m, and at J,
R. Majors Drug Store. corner Of Seventh and II
dpc6-
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PHILIP & S0L0M 0 Ms,
BOOKSELLERS AND sTAT1oNERs,
$50 Pennsyivania avenue,
Between 9th aud 10th.

NEW BOOKS, ACROSS AMERICA AND ASIA.
IN by Pnmpeilyj IS The Christian Leader. OF
the Last Century, by Rev; = q; Ryisi slS The
Every whereSstories and Rhy mes for. Children.
Stepping Heayepwardi by Mrs. Ptentiss; 4l7S.
Janet Love and service. Robertson u, 75 Egypt
;, 800 Years Ago, Pondu Library. All the New
peii Birthplsee Of Whittier, The Poet; Pets Music
Lesson; Christian Charity. "
No $40 Seventh street, near b.
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The BLIND MADE TO sEEi
L THE DEAF TO HEART
TILE LAME Tn vi All u 1

THE LAME TO WALK ~
And Suf,rsrs iron, Chronfc Disease Generally.
Made Well 1nhout Medicine.
DIR. FtNYON, weli.known In the principal
cities Of New England as the Dinamie phy scian.
has engaged suite Of room at the st. Cloud Hotel.
there present on MONDAY, the eth Of December.
TO receive advice, and treat persons who
eases.
Dr. ?. has been very successful In the treatment
Of cases OF long standing, and In many that had
phi sioians
cures effected by his treatment In bad cases or
tarrh and nasal o struotions, In asthma, loss OF
voice, and bronchial difncultiesi In coughs, con.
sumption, and lung affections; In heart disease,
neuralgia and rheumatism; In liver complaints,
kidney diseases and dropsy, In palsy and psraly
sis In chronic diarrhga. piles and pfolapsts OF the
Teetum In white swelling and diminished limbs
In badly innamed sore eyes snd blindness in
serofula and deafnessi In female weaknesses, ner.
yous prostratioa aud general debility Of the sys.
tenn induced BY excessive mental lAbors, In door
,RsIsRtscss;IMI.; oi!ye9. LonI, Sss q street.
P.,C.. A. Z. Hale, proprietor Of the Atianii;
Republican Farmer, " bridgeport. CT. and ii,
many In New Haven, Hartford, Providence ant
boston yho have bosu cured by his treatment
one hour given 70 the poor. from 0 to 10 o 'eloei
In tbe morning CleAnliness required.
OWING to other engagements, Dr. p will rama n
| In Washlneton only sixty days no2I-im.
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wAsHIsgTOs. d. q. Sept. q, lbS.
had severe cough, resulting from neglected
cold / tried various pectorAl rsmedies without
benefit l had night swests, and was somewhat
alarmed. A lady friend induced me to try bottle
OF De Bing's Viafugn. In I W daysl was entirely
cured have had no returr Of the sinckneSs since.
WV W. De MAINE,
Assistant City Surveyor.
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EQUITY CoURr-J,Idgs Wyls.-Thls court
made the following orders yesterday:
CAN THE CITY PROHIBIT THE USE OF SPRING
~ uHvr

EQUITY CoURT-JiIdgs Wylis.-Thls court
made the following orders yesterday:
CAN TIE CIrY PROHIBIT THE USE OF SPRING
BALANCES IN MARKET.
George W. Emmerson, T. Z. Clssill, J. II.
Yeatman, George Barber, B. F. Hunt, Theo.
Barnes, George Miller, Christian Kieney,
Joseph Prathsr and B. 8. Elliott VS.. the cor
poration of Washington.
The plaintiffs in this case, who style
themselves members Of the "Butchers' Union
Association" file bill against the corpora
tlon Of Washington, asking that the city BIO
prohibited for the present from enforcing an
ordinance passed on the 18th Of September
last prohibiting the use Of spring balances
In the city markets.
They set forth that they have been In
the habit Of using such balances In the pros
aecntion of their buniussa In thu markets OF
the city; that such balances are accurate,
convenient, easily tested and occupy no
room on the stall and that they purchased
tho same and used them with the full con.
sent Of the city authorities, who, in 1855,
provided means by which the accuracy of
balances could be tested by the inspector Of
weights and measures, and that IL would be
inequitable to compel them to purchase new
scales at an increased expense.
They affirm that the only authority which
the city had over the matter is contained in
the act Of Congress Of 1920, which author
keeping Of the standard weights and meas
ures as fixed by Congress, and for the regu-
lation Of all tho weights and measures used
in the city"
This act, they say, gives the city no power
to prevent the use Of spring balances In the
market Yet they set forth the city has not
only forbidden the use Of such balances,
under penalty OF $40, but directed them to
DO seized whenever found In the market, and
has also Instituted suits against several OF
the petitioners and hfteen other persons not
members ofthe Union Butchers Association,
to compel the payment Of the fines.
They, therefore, ask the court to pcrpetu-
ally enjoin the city authorities from enforc-
Ing the act Of September Is, after q final
hearing of the case, and meanwhile to en-
Join the corporation from prosecuting any
but a single suit for violation of said law,
until by such single suit the validity Of the
said act may DO tested.
The Court ordered rule to show cause
why the injunction should not Issue as
prayed to be laid upon the Mayor Of Wash
lngton, and the case will como up again at Il
futare day.
Houghton. This Is q divorce suit, hereto
fore reported. The defendant being a nom
resident, 1t was ordered that she have notice
of the suit by publication In the newspapers.
Taylor vs. Logan. Leave granted to file
supplemental bill.
NJ. A. Mansfred VS.. Mansfield. Order con-
frming sale.
J. W. Angus VS.. J. F. Coyle. Order TAX
Ing bill for confessed.
SUPREME CoURr OF TIE UNITED STATES
Monday, December Z, lS89.-On the motion OF
Hon. II. Stanbery, L. ID. Wheeler and Will
liam T. Wallace, esqs., Of California, were
admitted TO practice as attorneys and coun-
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mr.. NJ. A. BLANKMAN,
SURGEON AND DENTIST,

Between Twelfth and Thirteenth streets.
Refers to Bishop Mc0il, Of Richmond, and all
the Medical faculty Of Philadelphia, Baltimore
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r,HRoU9H LINE BETWEEN wAsHlNoToN.
l. PHtLADRLPHIA AND NEW YORK.
WAsHISaroE. Sept. y, ls6s-noon.
Trains between washinE ton and New York are
FoR NEW YORK, without change OF oars.
Lssve daily Except sunday At q. GA. m. IA u
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Leave daily Except sundayJat 500 a. m. . IL. Is
and g. 70 p, m. -
ON SUNDAY.
phia At g. 70 p. m,
sleeping ears for New York on 100 p. m. train
Through tickets TO Philadslphis, New York or
Boston, can be had atthe Station once at all hours
See Baltimore and Ohio Railroad advertisement
for schedule ,be.wssn washipston, Bsltipore'
Master Of TrAnsportAtion.
In. COLE, General Ticket Agent
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Aatioaal Aspnblitau.
THE COURTS.

CRIMINAL CoURT - Judge Esar.-This
court was engaged all day yesterday with
THE sCHUREMAN CASE.
James A. II. schureman, indicted for
passing counterfeit money, Unfinished Ma
tlonal Bank notes stolen from the United
States Treasury
The prosecution called Hon. II. r. HUI
burd, Z. 8. Peck, II. Neater, J. W. Griffin,
9. A: Jewett, George T. Jones and Mary
Harris.
The examination Of the last named wit
ness occupied the entire afternoon session Of
the court.
The testimony continues to be substan-
TALLY the same as that reported 10 this col
umn on the former trial Of schureman.
Charles A. Bruff, petit larceny Of seven
brass locks from the United States Of Amer
lea. The United States declined further to
prosecute.
ORPHANS CouRT-Judge Parcsu.-Thls
court was occupied as follows yesterday;
LAST WILLS.
The will Of X. j. Walker, reported on
Saturday, was fully proved as to personally.
A letter dated February /, 1867, contain
Ing the last will Of Euphemis b. Kelley, was
filed for probate. The testator bequeaths
her estate to her family. Money TO Mrs.
Juliana II. Butler and her daughter.
LETTERS TBsTAMEsrARY, &C.
Elizabeth Blount qualified as administra-
trix Of j. NJ. Bount, giving bond In u 900,
with 8. Boates and G. W. Petit as sureties.
MARY B. Walker qualified as executrir of
r. J. Walker, giving bond In CSC, 900, with
D. 8. Walker and r. J. Walker, jr., as sure
ties.
The final account Of Elizabeth Poe, guar
dian Of the orphans Of @. Poe, IT,, showing
a balance Of Gil ,09S.25, was filed and ap-
proved.
Adjourned.
CmcUIr CoURT - Judge Cartier. = This
court was occupied as follows yesterday:
Lockery vs.. Bradford. This case, re-
ported Monday, was yesterday morning ar
gued and submitted to the jury, who gave
verdict for the plaintiff. Mr.. Philbrook, for
the defence, moved for now trial on oxcep-
tions.
Bond VS.. Chorpenning. Judgment by de-
fault.
Lorich VS.. Thoop. The plaintiff having
made the proper affidavit tho case was con-
tluued at his cost.
Alexander VS.. Sharp. This Is an action
Of replevin for the recovery Of stock Of
goods. Judgment for plaintiff.
Joseph vs.. Colmsus. There having been
no affidavit Of defence filed, Judgment by
default was entered for s2s6.75, due for
jewelry and watch material furnished.
McGruder VS.. Schofcr. Judgment agreed
upon under stlpulations.
John McCleiland VS.. J. c. Lewis. This
was an action for money alleged to be due
for work upon the culvort over Piney
branch, near the now bridge. Mr.. Payne,
referee, reported au award, finding $s1 .Os to
be due by the defendant. The award made
10 this case was confirmed, and judgment
rendered In accordance Herewith.
Kline VS.. saiter. Justices judgment af-
frmed.
Roche vs.. Mccormick. Judgment by de-
fault under tho 18th rule.
Nixon & Stokes We. Green. Judgment by
default under same rule.
CASKS TO-DAY.
The following cases are assigned for trial
to-day: Nos. 476, 81, 90, 14l, 100, 800, 800,
436, III, l1S, 800, 1913, 229, 23S, 24l, l99,
2S6, and % appeals.
Adjourned.