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FROM NEW lUKh.

New YoRK, Jan. II.
The Tribune says of Gen. Buffers fnan>
cial scheme: Whether We or Gen. Butler is
right as TO the mode aud medium of pay
ment for these bonds, we will not here argue,
but we can but be honest in the premises.
The Herald says of the scheme: However
much his views may be questioned or op-
posed by old school financers and political
economists, no doubt he has struck the chord
of popular sentiment; and he will be recog-
nized as leader in the new movement for
an American system Of currency finance.
The World says his plan is not without in
genuty. nd certain sort Of architectural
symmetry, but built upon ridiculously un-
stable foundation, and by sophistries I'VE
cannot call them arguments-wbich could be
engendered only i'll the brain of dema-
gogue.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Jan. Is.
The following was received at the War De
partment this morning
ST. Louls, Jan. Is.
The following telegram has Just been re-
ceived, dated Fort Hayes, Kansas, January
l2th
W. A. Nichols, Assistant Adjuiant General
to General Sheridan, commanding at For,
Dodge, reports that Lieut.. Martin, of the 3D.
infantry, has just arrived from camp, and re
ports that Col. Evans has captured Ca.
mauche village of sixty lodges. Three men
of the Sd cavalry were wounded; no Indians
were killed.
Col. Evans had returned to his depot cemr
on the Canadian river
Signed, CHAuScEY MCKEE
W. /. SHERMAN, Lieut.. Gen.
A delegation Of twelve citizens of Prince
George county, Maryland, called on Presi
dent johnson this morning and presented pc.
titions from citizens Of that county for the
pardon OF DR.. Mudd
The President received their petition, and
in response merely remarked that he would
enclose it to the Attorney General for con.
sideration by that official.
Col G. A. Forsythe, who distingnishe ed
himself in an Indian engagement in Kansas
in September, has been breveted Brigadiel
General for gallant conduct on that occasion
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FRon THE suuTh.
CHARLESTON. s. C.. Ian u

CHARLESTON, s. c., Jan. r.
ltis thought that the question Of eligibli-
ty may be submitted to the Supreme court
for its decision. Two Democratic papers
suggest this course, and it may be adopted by
the Legislature.
TALLEHAssE, Fla Jan. T.
In the Senate Mr.. Gambor, a northern ne.
gro, was elected Reading Clerk.
resolution was offered by Mr.. Walls, col
ored Republican, requesting the Senate to
call on Senator Osborn to repair to Washing
ton and attend to senatorial duties was tabled
by one majority.
A similar resolution was offered in the
House by Mr. Scott, colored, and withdrawn
Senator Osborn and Representative Ham
ilton left for Washington this p. m.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, Jan. 10.
The Columbia Guide. newspaper pub
lished at the county seat of Shelby county,
says Judge Pelham, Of the Circut Court, on
case coming before him from the Probate
Court of,his county, decided the present
Legislature an illegal body. and Governor
Smith IN unlawful officer. Judge Pelham is
a prominent member of the Republican par
ty, and was elected to Office at the same time
the Legislature and Governor were chosen.
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH
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MIDNIGHT REPORT.
==------ ---------------
XLth CONGRESS--.Third Session.


SENATE.
Mr.. Sumner presented a petition from
Mahlon Loomia, NJ. D., of the District of
Columbia, asking an appropriation of $685.
600 to enable him to complete his demon
strations Of an alleged new mode of tee-
graphing, dispensing with the use of wire
and using earth to fofm one>haf Of the cir,
cult and continuous electrical element far
above the surface of the earth for the other
part Of the circuit. Referred to the Com
mlttee on Patents.
Mr.. Williams offered an amendment to the
bill introduced BY him to grant aid to the
Oregon branch Of the Union Pacific Rail.
road, by which the government, instead OF
issuing subsidy bonds, merely guarantees the
payment of the interest on the Company 8
bonds. Referred to the same Committee
with the original bill.
Mr.. Buckalew introduced bill to entitle
electors for representatives in Congress to
| cast votes equal to the whole number Of rep
resentatives to be chosen from the State, Civ
ing them all to one candidate or distributing
rs they like, the highest candidate upon the
returns to be elected. Referred to Special
Committee.
The bill to provide for the removal to this
| country of the remains Of Mr. Coggswell,
late Minister to Ecuador, was passed.
bill to extend the provisions Of the act
OF March, 1868, relating to habeas corpus,
and to regulate Judicial proceedings so far as
they relate to the removal Of cages from the
State to Federal Courts, In any suits or pros
ecutions against common carriers for damage
done 70 property occasioned By persons hos
ale to the United States, was paused
az, nays 10.
/ Tke ana Mn,rk. .>l;.f iii -. a~>;. :.
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FROM HAVANA.

HAVANA, Jan. IS.
Dates from Neuvitas to the 10th have been
received.
Count Valmazda was unable to reach Sit
aneon, and was surrounded and hard pressed
by the insurgents. A portion of the Matan-
zss volunteers have gone over to the rebels.
1t is reported the troops are returning, and
are destroying buildings and plantations on
their line Of march. Arms are frequently
landed for the insurgents.
News from the city of Mexico to the I'd is
At hand. President Jnarez gave an official
breakfast to the members of his Cabinet and
other invited guests, at which Gen. Rose.
Grams Was present
The American Minister assured Senior Te.
dijo that the President and succeeding ad-
ministration Of tho O. 8 entertained, and
would entertain, most cordial feelings.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 12.
The Secretary Of the Treasury sent to the
House to-day the report of Hon. Israel Hatch
upon the commercial relations Of the United
States with the dominion Of Cauada. He
advocates reciprocal free trade, but gives
great weight to the questions OF revenue and
taxation, and our commercial superiority,
and urges that the Erie Canal be made as
free as the Hudson river from the lakes to
the ocean, suhjectine property to the pay
ment only Of such tolls as may be necessary.
He also says that, by the judcous improve
nent Of the Erie Canal, the cost of transpor
tation upon it can be reduced one half.
Attorney General Evarts has issued a cir
cular OF instructions to District Attorneys,
directing all suits for the crime of treason to
be discontinued
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FROa THE SOUTH.

NASHVILLE, Jan. 18.
Nothing has been heard as to the fate of
detective Barmore, taken from the train at
Columbia by the Ku-Klux.
The House of Represent atives adopted a
resolution to-day requesting the Governor to
send body OF militia to investigate the
matter.
The President Of the Coffee County Board
ofCom pissioners arrived in town to- day, and
reports that last Saturday night the Ku Klux
went to the house Of Alex. J.. Aragin, one
Of the Board, took him into the woods, and
whipped him numerically. Mr.. A. is Abou,
60 years ole, and . quiet citizen. His Of.
Tense Is not known TO the public,
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FROM ST. LOUIS.

ST.. LOUIS, Jan. l3.
Gov. McClurg was inaugurated to day.
His message was read, but no copy Of it has
been received here yet.
The Kansas Legislature organized to.
day.
The prize fight which took place to-day
between Davis and Allen, at Chouteau Is-
land, about 20 miles above this city, resulted
in the defeat Of the former, who was terribly
bruised.
The Radical caucus at Jefferson City to.
night nominated Gen. Schurz for o. s. Sem
ator on the 6rst ballot. Schurz so, Loan 40
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS,

PiTTsBuRG, Jan. IL.
A terrible and fatal accident occurred q,
an early hour this morning, on the Pan Han.
die Road, at Cork's Run Point, about three
miles below this city. The heavy rains Of
yesterday washed the earth from beneath the
track and left hundreds Of ties without any
foundation. When the train reached this
place the sleeping car was detached from the
train and hurled over An embsnkment sixty
feet high. Ofseven persons in the car three
we're instantly killed and three others seri-
ously wounded. The wreck took FIRE imme-
diately after the accident but was ex,in.
gushed With some difficulty. Tho bodies Of
the killed were brought to this city.
AtGUsrA. Me-, Jan Is.
The Senatorial question has assumed
new feature. Mr.. Perry has declared in
card that be threw the blank vote in the
caucus unintentionally. This leaves him with
Legislature who desired to vote. Mr.. Nor
rill's friends now claim that Hamlin was not
declared elected by the caucus, and that they
are not bound to support him, and intimate
that they will not dc SO. A movement is on
foot to bring forward third man as COM
promise candidate.
Mr.. Hamlin's friends claim he was clearly
the choice Of bis party and fairly nominated,
and that il any member Of his party refuses
to vote for him, he becomes bolter.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Jan. 10.
The Senate this afternoon after a lengthy
discussion, passed the bill striking fares on
the railroads to three cents per mile; by
vote Of Is to 0. No other business was trans
acted,
The House was not in session this after.
noon.
BALTIMORE, Jan. 13.
Hon. Odn Bowie was installed as Cover
nor of Maryland at noon to-day.
TRENTON, N. j., Jan. 13.
The Democratic caucus tonight nominated
John P. Stockton for u. s. Senator.
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Notice.
Us ENGINEERS OFFICE,
DIS MONIES Il Rock IsLA.p R4PIps IhPxo'xr
AND ILLIsoIs RivIl erhrsY
Keeknk, Iowa, Jan. 8. 1869.
T1HEaE will be sold at public auction the highest
i bidder at II ~ on Wedn eedAys January 20, 1859,
the fol wing property belonging to the u B. Govern
ment
One di.tilltry buidins tfrAue) b2x5o tncludIng
gine room De-
One oftioe building drame1 12x16.
Oes warehouse building (brick) I6x32.
Pig-pt panels fence and the following property
In aud about the dstillery, via: stil and douber,
sfermeptinR tubs, water tabs engine and btier,
sets Il, vstors burr mill stones, nash tub and
rake, fan, copper beer pump, cold water punp,
Fsirbsnh hs' scales, &c, 10
The above constitutes the property formerly known
the 8bbonsville Distefy. Prices Cfsek, jack
son township, Lee county, Iowa.
The will take place ths gronnd the day and
hour above specified.
Terms Of 6Ale-Ten per cent cash In Government
funds the conclusion OF the sale; the remainder he
paid upon the remoyalof the property
Thirty days time will be allow ed ths removal Of
the property.
The Government the right to reject any bid
not satisfactory.
BY order Of
Brevet Msjor General j. H. WILSON, q. q. A.,
Lieut. Col 35th Inf,nsry,
l.. COOPER 0VEhMAS,
jso-st Capt. Corps Of Engnesrs,
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FROM MADISON.

MADISON, Wis, Jan. Is.
Both Houses of the Legislature organized
to-day.
A. ". Thompson, of the GAINESVILLE Ga
zette, was elected Speaker.
The Senatorial contest is warm and ex-
citing. The friends Of Carpenter and Wash
burne are present in great numbers
committee Of both Houses has been APP
pointed to call caucus, which probably will
be had as soon as to morrow evening.
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For Sale.

nNE STEAM ENGINE AND BOILER
~ complete. In perfect run inx order, eleven inch
bore twenty-five in stroke tubular boiler thirty ues
forty feet stack britching, nre fronts pipes pumps
Gardeners Governor &c. fer sale cheap To be removed
for The purpose Of putting In Of double capacity
Enquire Of DOSSELL STEWART,
jsnl3 div Fort Ma
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BY TELEGRAPH
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES
From Washin e ton.
Nomination Of General Carl
Schulz for the U. S. Senate
Terrible Accident ON the Pan
Handle H. R-ThFee Men
skilled and others
wounded.
Engagement. With the Indians
and Capture Of a Ca
manche Village.
MORE KU KLUX OUTRAGEs IN TEN
NESsEE-A MAN co YEARS OLD i
WHIPPED UNMERClFULLY.
Congressional Proceedings.
MORE KU KLUX OUTRAGES IN TEN
NESsEE-A MAN co YEARS OLD /.
WHIPPED UNMERCIFULLY.
Congressional Proceedings

GOLD CLOSED IN NEW YORK 1864
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Election Notice.

VVHERE will be meeting Of the members
I ofthe lows State Insurance. compaay. At ,hel,
o'clock p M for the purpose OF electng Hoard of Dr.
rector. HOWARD TUCKER.
dec3-dtd Secretary
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4 BBL. Crsnberries, for sale By
u dscl h0oBRIeOd ALDKno
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FURNITV re.

Engraving, Brands, & Seals.
ridges................N Estes Hout
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q 1a!A E.9ise Ptshls. in sl.:. fer sale by
ID decl ROnEkTD0N 1 ALDERo
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CLOTHIERs.

Yencill, Jones i Co.....cor Third / Main streets
Hess. Stern + Co......cor Second / Main streets
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GAS = sTEAM FITTIN0F.
Mooar 4 Son n........J Johnson street, bet3 1 4th
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J. B. Cross Co o.......-..........139 Main street
Duncan, Karle d Co.......140 d 142 Main street.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-05-29
To Cnrl.e.pondents.

Patients (maie or female) residing n 9ny pe1 v l ts States and Torriiofies however dstsai. Eho A s.- @ The cIinion and advice of DR DOhEkIt 70 h.. hsL ". staiement of such ir preforegoe tO h0dng IfTst- - ieryieW are respectfully a.safsd flsst ther e, t0ns win be held gaasi zaTee. DIX DVbhhl l I this opportunity 0f obseryng fia an ieiieis .,s and replied to only by hinseM and the laeT s p'ai-1 possible. .ts., 1.-the ease be full and candidly dfseroed r s. it municatiOB viii be unnecessary, as infiitoiV@ 'sf1 regimen and the general treatment oi The ci-f ,s ding the Temedes) will be forwarded wiilori ar. s. in such manner as to convey no Idea of he pNl''' N letter Of parcel iTansmtted.
 Generalization, by letter, or otherwise H'"
 Aaas,ss ''''' Wi. K. DOfiERTY N
 sau flaEfisee sa@
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-05-29
Estate of John Underwood Deceased
Administrators Notice. Estate of DAVID OSBORN, Deceased

NOTICE is hereby given. by the undersigned, IN Administrator of Inc ahoye-naInsl est4ie, 0 tle creditors 0f as a persons having claims agaiss f {. ceased io exblhi Inc same io e undesgosd 4 s mi dsnce n Prescott c0iny 0f YzrsFal Iersiery of AfH, within twelve mouths fsn the frs; pghisssaH q ls ,.,sse. j. C.. CRANE. Adminisfntr.
 By j. M RoUNTREE Ar1fnsy- Prescott; Arrii ssll 1sG9 sifiyaHl
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-05-29
AR MY SUPPLIES.
CHIEF lUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE, SUB-DISTRICT or PRESCOTT,
 Eort Mhipnle Arizona Ter1itorY
With Two Hundred 900 Tons oi
 Shelled Corn, Barley or Oats,

of two thousand 2Oo0 pounds 10 ihe ton.
 And win such Hay may be rrquir by tir oalfisr masr DcTarneu' co that Post un datc of approval 0f eontrnet until ihe urtieh day o June is7 rNcvss Egh' Hundred tto) Ioas Of two thousand oOD pounds tn the ton.
 Bids uin be received sr any parts of ,is above aro-s. The grain must he well sacked and subject iuspecilou and wsight of ths bes quality the country affords and frec frun all forsgn sulstanoes-
 The Hay must be cut with a scythc. well cured and made os ie best qaaiii cf native lt will be sabS o inspection aud weight and bo delivered in such quantities and af snch times may te required hy tg Acting Creruasfer and stacked in such Tarts of Camp Deyin- as the 0uarterrnssier may direct
 The stacks must he carefully huit and properly naked oa Co rsct ihem irun the weather and be ged prevent he bag from coin n contact with the ground and 70 afford free crculston of air under e Tho rr,ie. to whom contract. may be awarded win be required within brty eight s hours asr the aeeepancs of the hds % give b0Dis equal to hiy @ per of the same
 Each proIo-sl must be accompanied with statement aigue py the Trns ureru ny ihe bidder hls secun fies stating sr iingess 70 enter into bonds in the contract 0uld be awarded to said hdder In firms nating bids. each individual he written out Frees nlast he written well expressed in figures and the oath oi Re1anee i0 the Uniiee states Government 'on't ...'''"issy eaFh lTuIs=al
 No contract TA be considered In furce uui it shall have Feeeived the approval of the District Department l and Division Commauders
 Terms slcud be in Uni,ed sa,e. gold coin or the market value thereof n currency dAe f payment Payment will be made 10 sneh fsnds Hay be fgrnishei by me nited siales for ,at paos fl on hand 1T no' The Government reserves te right 70 reject any and al bids.
 A copy Of this ssertisement Ga slip from this r4ssj must accompany each pruposal
 Proposals be inclosed in an envelope and indorsed Pfoposals for Grain, or Hay at Camp Doyin Anzona Territory, and directed to Inc undersigned
 Bids will be considered unless the persons making them present irn those who heretofre failed to iulaii their contracts with the Goyemment
 r.. D. BAKER Gaffain and A. O. M., U. S A. Chief c h, of sab- District of Prescott
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Administrators Notice.
Estate of JOHN T. HOWELL Deceased,

NOTICE is given, by the undersigned, AdmL' lN isiFa.or of the above nafnsi esiaie io ihf aud an ,-rsas having claims agains siia der'lise & sisi.: he Ia ille undersigned si hi' is''rss s Iand Vaij.,-. county of YayaIal 1eHii0sy s' within twelve mouis fsom e In, Isihlsa,a ei .,a ,,re JR hAsTEksoA N'' Aa.aiEurrsf.
 By J. M RouSfEEE Aa'.ls'' Prs.oo,i. Arnl 21 ls69.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-05-29
so.r,natorrhea,

DR DOHERTY has just published an nll ir ,,s- pblet ernilod yng his OWE views a9d e1P A r ea ton to Impotence or Yinliiy being sloI. ~ is,,.a Spennai0rrtea Seminal NetAnsss s''l s,sf Dss Debility consequent upon tins Ahtt-s''
 easss gf the Sexual Organs ,.,r,st ysss
 This little work contains information ei h , i fill t0 alI whether marrei'0r single, and Nti " tsrIFs i by mail on receipt of sH Cens ID l''~s'
 return postage. = ..o,,rpTy N D.
 Aeare Aaare'' "' A' sas YraBsises O.
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IT is reported in select circles in Washington that the latest joke perpetrated at the Planters, is: -You can often see dam by mill site, but you can't see mill by dam site"
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DION FER DRUG STORE.
 eNzs Prescott, Arizona.

Prescott Arizona On hand and for sale,-
 HiTs B1isaHl for the Lungs. Io'cnssnd's Sarsapariiia
 Aysrs'
 Bristops
 HriFs
 Aye's Cherry Psci0rai,
 e hgus Curs,
 O-9ooCrs k.iia CioIag0gre,
 Brotra's .Jamdica Ginger,
 Perry DariSs Pafa Killer.
 Goodale's CrtdrTh ReHedy,
 BrOtcB's Bronchial Troohes,
 BryaR's PHlmonic Waters,
 Dr. DerinSs Pitch Loregs,
 Kcating's Cough
 .JayHSs Patent No,iiciDes, And, in iact, H fuii assortment oi sii the Psten; Medicines usually found in drug stores Toilet Saps, Faacy Articles, Psrtumery, And a large supply of Dispensing Medicines. N. B.--Physicians' prescriptions carefully and accurately compounded. C. D. KENDALL. r7- Dr. KendaIrs oalce--In Of Drug Store. Prescott, April 24 1868.
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one Hundrod and sixty tons of Hay,

 Of two thousand @ Ooo) pounds ihe tou. Bids will be received ilr any part oi the above amount Tue hay mnst well cured and made oi the beet qualify of native grass win ho subject t0 inspection uud weight and must he delivered in such quantities aud ui such tes may he required by he Acting Assistant llarier ereF and surk he'd n such laiis uf Camp Colorado as he Sas t.riuscr of the post may direct
 Toe stacks must be carefully built and properly naked Of prItec them from thc weather and mus ue D arranged prevent the hay from coming n coutt with the ground and Co a0Fd co circulation 0 ar under t- stacks.
 Hay cu, aer the o,h day of September ls6g wIl uo be received All o hay be delivered On ur before ule | 18th duy uf November ir61. The parties whom contracts may be awarded wu he required within orty egt l-j hours aer the accrinnce of the bids give bUids equal Co niy 0 per cent oi he agE; gf 1r caatfet ts uis iahfal performance" q" ur ! same.
 l Eash prgf.sal must be accompanied with statement signed Dy the persor uirr'i tl Inc t-isr a. ia stating thur willingness to casf iuio bonds 'n case 'Ne | contract should bo awarded ig s4d bidder
 Ia uf firms making dd. each ndyidnl name must he written out
 The oafh of ae glance to the lnlted oaies GONenntni must accuuTauy etch pruIssll
 No shs hr considered until t shall have recei we'd io approval of tht Suhjistdet District belariieu u' and Division Commanders.
 rerms should bc stated n C s gold clin tle market ,alue thereof in currcuey Hi lle daie uf pay ueut
 Payment yFil he made ! such funds may br hu uish.d by the United Ss,s lI that puua- t un hand ifn ou hand, certified accounts VII he given.
 Tie Gorerneut reserves The right Co rceli any and al lids.
 culy of us advertisement Ca sip eui from ths Tarer mu-i accamfauy each prfssa-
 Proposals io b. inclussi n envelope and indorsel Proposals for Hay ai Camp Coloud1 A. T. aaa difvetr' to ti.s uEsisus-aca
 Ias yi uot be considered unIcs. ,hs I,gs.las H,s5a them f4vsen; fnu. ths uha hove heretofore tle Go fulal thls coaiF.sct WiHI t.f Og, srttleui JAMES A. BUCHANAN
 Second It7lieuant li'h q. S Iuianiry.
 myi5-'d AA.o 'M
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Prescott Adrrrti9cments.
AR MY SUPPLIES.
Office of Acting Assistant Quartermaster CAMP CoLoRADo, Arizona Territory
 May lst, ls69

SEALED PROPOSALS, IN DUPLICATE - wil be received bj th- undersigned. .; ms ono, until Monday. June 2t~t IsOp, mt i@ o'eloci NJ, for supplying inc Jned States Goycruneui ai CAN COLORADO. Arizona Territory. with
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-05-29
PRIVATE MEDICAL AID. Es- Quick Cures and Moderate Chsis''
 DIR. DOHERTY's

Private Medical and 5sii SsSsa l'= 4'''-1 sa,amento Street beSow MoEigozisr{ .,.,,sss e Man Steamship Companys oibesl iH'HN IeIdssAs, fl street. San ffaneistn ...t .o.,A sss s1ssn,ee ma, eai aid u tie irra'nieni sn' s .l Privats end Ch. .-onie Diseaser' e1sss !" ''' sexual Di.onlcFs.
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GOOD PLACE TO TIE UP,

Persons who m ay have occasion travel the - ad from precse' t0 the Verde and gua Fro fiv ;I en. Big Bug and Bask Canyon Will eonsalf thsir s-- nt eFsts ly sp a; the ranch oi li LKErT. Lynx ek the paint where the ro,d % Flowers Ranch, B Bog and Black Canyun leaves fhAf 70 fhe Verde Hi atei-srring angs day and uiR and be prera rra io Yuf iat on the nhs of Ian and beast.
 tiood and the hsi fodder n to county foT sale a s0n1ble prices. M LERTY.
 Lefty's Ranch, December n. lee
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-04-28
Groom a. Wise

Real Estate Agents and Auctionoers.
w ILL SELL, By AUCTION Az IN Front VT
SATURDAY, tho 1st day of May, 1862 at II
O'Clock m, that VALUABLE COUNTRY O.
SEAT. called WARWICK, the residence Ha
of Rev. f. r. Lippett, situated on the line Of
the Washington and Alexandria Railroad, be.
tween Washington and Alexandria; improved
by a BRICK DIV ELLING and cut buildings,
AN orchard IN full bearing, market garden,
grapes, Shrubbery. fruit and ornamental trees,
and n we'll of good water The junction station
of the Washington, ard Alexandria, Loudoun
AMI Hampshire Railroads i; within a few min
utes' walk The scenery and view are unsur:
passed. The place contains FIT Us y
ACRES; also, thirty-eight acres of fine mea-
dow on the railroad, fifty yards from the sta
ton of the Washington, and A., l.. s. II. K. rs.
This place will be divided and sold in lots; also
TWENTY-FIVE ACRES on the old Lecsburg
road, near the Theological Seminary. The
view from this place is beautiful and extensive,
and the neighborhood very agreeable Terms
liberal-to DO made known on the day Of sale.
O--tS