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questioned. As chiet of Gen. Grant S
staff. he was ever active and efficient,
and much of the success of the Gener-
ais campaigns and military organizations
is said to have been due to his wisdom
and energy
He was native OF Illinois, was bred a
lawyer, and at the outbreak of the war was
Dracticing his profession in Galena. 1t
will be difficult to fill lis place with one
more energetic, capable or efficient than
he. His success in the army, for which
he was not educated, and the respect for,
and confidence in him, which were mani
Tested by his chief and by his associates
in arms show him to have been possessed
of remarkable talents and great moral
worth. Peace to his ashes,
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Il. q. o. f..

Hhick ergniux Lodge No. 55. L. q. q. f.
~ Meets every Friday Evening at the Odd Fellows
Hall, in Carus' block on the south side
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E,ss-ETTE .SEs.fzSEs

rorNVY SURVEYOR. oaice over
o. Torrison's Store; near the Bridge
Manitowoe, Wisconsin. 1o-'s
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TrOlsNEY and Counselor as law
IA Once on Eighth street Nanitowoc, Wisconsin
Collections promptly attended TO. lo-Sz
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w ANTEEe.

A male teacher in the town of Two River for the
Second Department of the Public School. Apply to
J. n. Cuniue District Clerk.
September list. 1899 20-4t
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CHAS, w. WHITE

Tinted States Assistant Assessor.-
~ ONCE on sth Street, over First National Bank
MauitO voc, Wisconsin 1913 Iy
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JNO. r. EII.S.S,
,H,ISO.y,TC.

CODA WATER Manu- uf;scturcr. respect
fully requests and will all orders nr nntIy AT his
factory, corner 7th and Jay street. Manito voc I6z
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-02-20

A comitsl incident recently occurred a. =
country theatre, where Romeo and Jutet was
being played. furious storm was raging, ans
The roof Of the theatre was leaky. As "JuIiep
was lying in the tomb, with Romeo" bending
over her, drip came the water on her face.
Don't stir whispered "aomeo." Auo1her
and another drop followed, till Juliet" with
shiytr, turned her head just in time to receive
the rain in her eye. The audience
awakened TO the drollery of this sudden resus-
citation, and burst into shouts OF laughter.
Take care of the rain ~ shouted one "There
II comes ~ called another. "Wait, Juliet aud
III bring you an umb.ela!" shouted an urchin
In the pit, and the play broke up with q comic
ending to the tragedy.
On another occasion Damon and P2ihjds wa
being played at theatre at Washington. In
the last act, as Damon about to be led TO
execution, was strainmg his eyes in the effort
to discern his friend in the distance, and ask
ing, as he Coming?" the locomotive whistle
sounded close by. Hell be here in the next
train," shouted wag and In an instant the
emotion was changed to laughter,
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Foreign Affairs,

LONDON, Feb l9.-The Times, in an article on
the Alabama treaty, says the want of a definite
basis of arbitration Will reconcile England TO
the rejection of the convention by the United
States 9, and this point should be kept clearly in
view i'll the event of offers for further negO.ia-
tlous. England now waits proposals from
America, The Times Continues;-"We have
done our best: we have gone to the, verge OF
national humiliation to secure settlement OF
the questions at issue, and we shall now wait
for propositions from the new administration
under General Grant. 1t is admitted that the
claims are fair subject for friendly atbitra-
tion.n
HAVANA, Feb. 1S.-Tbe insurgents hold
Guanaia, port south of the Roman Pass, and
have fortified the town, having batteries
mounted with brass cannon and manned by
Americans. The water in front of their posi-
tion is eight feet deep, and the guns bear upon
the narrow channel by which only the town
can be approached from the sea. Toe Govern
ment at Havana is equippng hotilla of
launches for an attack on Guanaja. A landing
has been effected by a rebel expedition at
CoCheuOs. Ii is whispered here that Secretary
Seward has made strong representations to the
Government at Madrid in regard to the death of
MIR. Conner, and other Outrages which have
occurred in Havana, aud that he has asked that
condign punishment be visited upon the per-
petrators. The steamer Pelayo has sailed 'Or
Nuevitas and Santiago with artllerymrn and
fOOr Guns,
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scbE Minnie Bepplier. COrson. hence Mt zaEa about
' schr Maud Mullock Bartlett. hence, at New York
ios ~ sitzo H. Emery. Young from Providence for
phIsdeln At New York 18th inst.
5chr NJ II Miller Durham, from 81 John, N. b..
fnS PbiedeIphia, sailed from Salem 10th inst.
schT r. 4 ]. Baker. Friizinger, hence. AZ Norfolk
sn shp ,::uIe O. Moreton Moreton, for Philadelphia
at EoriSik l7th Inst, with lumber
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
In q recent compati entitled "5Riling Directions
for the West Coast OF North Amercsn by .. +;
ImIBy, Il. r. q. D., London 1858, the Longitude OF
Point Conception Light is given erroneousy and the
course the assigned position OF the light to
through the straits between santa Cruz and Santa
osR. and santa Rosa and San Miguel, would run
directly OF these Islands vessel runniuR
to make the light In thick weather would be upon the
Cape when believing herself nearly i've and half
miles to the westward. The erroneous position Is also
given In Imray's Lights ana Tides OF the World"
London, 1S6sS a~szst
The ReogI aphIca position Ofthe light determined
by the United States Coast survey in $780, Ia latitude
"a 26 46 N, Longitude 100 20 90 W; in time sh.
Ohm. 4Ss o. The magnetic variation 13 so B. in
September, 1880 and increases about owe minute au
nuRlly. GEORGE DAVIDSON.
Assistant United States Coast Survey.
A recent decree issued by the Swedish eovernment
states that from February 1869. the tax on inward
pence called Infartspen nlgar. will 10 be col
eoted on vessels leaving Swedish poTts after having
been entered from over sea.
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$2O0,0S3'22
SIA0,2OI36

State Of Pennsylvania, County of PhiladeI-
phia, ss.:
BE It remembered that on this third day OF
February, A. ID. 1869, before the Rubscriber a
Notary Public in ana Tor the State of PennRvl-
vanta, duly commissioned and authorized nv
the Governor of the State Of Pennsylvania Ia
take the acknowledgment of deeds and other
writings to be used ana recorded In the said State
OF Pennsylvania, and to administer oaths and
affirmations, personally appeared c. al. CLARK
President of the National Life IusuTauce Com,
pany Of the United States of America, and
made oat b that the above Is q true statement of
the condition of said National Life Insurance
Company OF the United States of America upon
the 3lSt day of December, A. ID. 1863
And l further certify that have made per.
sonal examination of the condition of said
National Life Insurance Company on this day
and am satisfied that they have assets safely
invested TO the amount of 5000 000 That have
examined the securities now In the hands of
the Company, as set forth in the annexed
statement. and the same are of the value repre-
sented in the statement, 1 further certify that
1 am not interested in the affairs of said Com
pany.
In witness whereof have hereupto set nv
hand and affixed my official SEAL this third
day ofFGbrualy, A. ID. 1869
WILLIAM j. DELLEKER
2I3stuthot Notary Public.
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THE STATE OF THE MARKETS.

THE STATE OF THE MARKETS.
Notwithstanding every day.
Gunpowder-Goes off easily.
Bitter Beer-This article has q doonWayd ten
dency.
Indigo The trade is dyeiDg.
Picked Pork-De1d, aud yery inactive.
Brandy-Very spiIited.
Yermilion-F Finds a rcddy sale.
Nutmegs-In crater demand.
Soda water Brisk aud lively.
Iead--Verg heavy.
A BRAVE LITTLE GRL.-.A little girl in Sun
day School was asked by her teachcr:-
MARY do you say your prayers morning and
night?"
mo, Miss, DON'T"
"Why, Mary! are you not afraid to go to
sleep in the dark without asking God to take
care OF you and watch over you until the
morning"
mo, Miss, alnt afraid, cause I sleep in the
middle"
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,rMn ARMY Ell.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 10,-The House, by vote
of Ill yeas TO 64 nays, adopted Blaine's sub
stitute tor Buffers amendment to the Army
Appropriation bill reducing the force OF tue
army. THIS is another triumph for General
Grantin the House, as he was known to De uu,
favorable to Buffers proposition, but approved
of that offered by Blaine. Butler made another
appeal to the House to-day before the yoLe was
taken, but it had little effect.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-02-20

An IrishmAn was going along road, when
an angry bull rushed down upon him, and with
his horns tossed him over a fence. The Irish
man, recovering from his fall, upon looking up
saw the bull paving and tearing up the ground
whereupon Pat, smiling at him, said III It was
not for your bowing and scrapiug your humble
apologies you brute, fax should think you
had thrown me over this fence on purpose"
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IMARINB g.ELEGRAPH.
Ior add1to1.aI Mariile Ne.a9 see ETrss &c

For add0toaal 4artne News sec E1rst Paqe.
Almanac FOR PHILADELPHIA-THLsD Day.
BUN 648 MOON y ITs ,,...,.,-, 20
RUA II HIGH WATI5R .,...,... O5
CLEARED YESTERDAY,
steamship Wyoming, Teal, Savannah, Philadelphia
and Southern Mail Steamship 90.
BaPQue lmpeTadOr Heard PernaTnbnco, A, II Dam on,
Brig NJ l. Miller Leighton Sagua, Warren Gregg,
Brig j. B. Kirby. Bernard, Cienfueg0s, y, "a W. Welsh.
sGhI a: Bartlett, Bartlett Savannah Lsthsury,
schr II. simmons, Godfrey Salem, Van Dusen & Co,
Str X, willing, Cundin, Baltimore, A. Groves, Jr,
6Er IL. l., Cav, Her, Baltimore, A. Groves, Jr
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Saxon, Wiley, ls hours from Boston. with
mdse. 10 III. Winsor d Co, Passed in the hay bonnd
ano TWO bHiRs unknown.
steamship Brunette Howe, "a hOurs from New
no1k, Win mdse. to John II. OIL,
schr sabinO Cnrrier, days from Savannah with
lumber o Merchant Il Co.
schr New Nation, Carrie, dny from Hanoock's
Bridge n. J with grain TO Jas. l. Bewley A 90.
.. MEMORANDA.
vtes65shp volunteer, Jones. hence at New YORK
BaIque E: A. souder, Paine, FOR Antwerp, remained
MBuenos AyIes Path Dec.
SrE Msiy ~ Pennell, for Philadelphia was at Ha-
Sth lnst 10 take 1900 boxes sugar at 76 EACH
EN- l1n A., 4nrgess, hence, at Boston lsth Inst
AmSs az towards Bomers, for Philadelpnlas
clSskkeu " 5evannah yesterday.
schr Marion DarraEh, hence for Boston. st New
schI ". ysnaAman. Sharp, sailed from CeRfue-
HoH bth tnst, for BoGtOn,
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Dh. KlNKELIN, AFTER A REsIpENCH
o|rsr Mno RTsGtice o. thirty years at the HorthWess
1SHSs KEY snS "a 9aIs NhEVENTR Street. bstwesn HAE
his Superority In the psompt ana psrrao, cn,. n,
~ Lecenh chronic local and constItntionai aSsac
uohB OF special nature, is proyerbaI N~A @ueS
% Dseases OF the akin, appearing in q huudred dis
erent Iorma totally eradlcated; mental ANA 9ssu1
Meeknees and all nervous cebilitiea in
tna va see%oesAally % kSeatse Ofrca hC1s nom n. IL
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INSURANCE.
INSURANCE.
ECONOMICAL MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF RHODE ISLAND.
5. 5, BUCKLIN, c. G. MCKNIGHT,
President. Vice President.

p D. bUChLlN, y. u. MCKNIGHT,
President. Vice-President.
W. Y. POTTER, Secretary.
Hon. ELIzUR WRIGHT, Actuary.
Assets January 1, 1869 ...........S5O 30, sS6.Is
Ratio of Assets to Liabilities s...........,sIs2
The Economical is the Most Liberal liz
SurGnCe Company in the Country.
lis Rates of Premium are Lower than
Other Mutual Companies.
1t Pays no Percentage TO Directors.
All Policies are NOn.FOrieitable from the
First Payment.
No Policy Holder Can be Assessed for any
Loss or Deficiency.
IFS Rapid and Healthy Growth is COnTinc-
ing Proof OF the Confidence RepOsed
by the Public in its SOuldness,
Integrity and LiberaIity.
For full particulars call at the
OFFICE,
ROOMS 26 and 27,
NO. $50 WALNUT Street,
- PHILADELPHIA.
FRANCIS 8. EELDEM,
2l02t GENERAL AGENT.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

TsTAlE OF MARGARET TURNBULL, DE-
IL ceased.
Letters OF Administraton, cum tsstgnento auncro,
upOn lhe estate OF MARGARET TURNBULL de-
ceased, having been granted 10 the Undersigned all
persons indebted to said estate will make payment
aud those having claims against the same present
them without Oeley to - .-. - -
THOMAS III. DRYSDALE, NJ. D.. Admir-.
26 sGt% No, 1881 ARCH Street, Philadelphia.
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~ WANTED.-A person having several thou.
sands TO invest in some safe and profitable
business would like to. meet with gentleman
having a similar 0rnount. as a silent partner.
Communications strictly confidential. Adj
dress, etc
Above is a portrait Of the gentleman having
the several thousands" 10 invest, taken in the
act Of pennng his "adver.'
A certain Justice was called to the Jail to
liberate a worthless debtor, by receiving his
oath that he was not worth twenty dollars.
''Well, Johnny,1s said the Justice ''can you
swear that you are noj worth twenty dollars,
and that you never will be2n
why answeredthe other rather cbagriued
at the question. II can swear that am not
worth that at present."
We'll we'll" returned the Justice, ~ can
swear to the rest; so go along, johnny" And
the man vas sworn and discharged.
A New York tradesmau having three Gus
toners, a father and two sons by the name of
Wheeler, and fearing confusion of accounts
from their different orders, solved his difficulty
by styling the stern parent "Stern Wheeler"
the eldest son ''Side Wheeler" and the youngest,
rather a fast youth, propeller"
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An American put down q bragadOclo Eng.
1ishman by explaining that the reason why the
sun never Sc! in the British empire was because
she English could not be trusted in the dark.
Another reply to the same boast was, "Wa'al,
don't know about the sun; but this win say
there's deal more moonshine about your EN-
pire than there is about any other know Of"
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Why is the letter D like sailor 2-Because
1t follows the @ (sea).
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DIRECTORS.
Thomas q. Hand, Edmund A. Souder,
John Q. Davis, Samuel Il. Stokes,
James Q. Hand, Henry Sloan,
Theophilus Paulding, William Q. Ludwig,
Joseph II. Seal, George q. Leiper
Hugh Craig, Henry O. Dallett, Jr.,
John r. Penrose, John ID. Taylor,
jacob p Jones, George W. BernRdou,
James Traquair, William q. Boulton,
Edward Darlington, Jacob Rlegel
II. Jones Brooke, spencer McIlvaine
James b. Mcfarland, D. r. Morgan, Pittsburg
Edward Lafourcade, Iohn b. Semple,
Joshua Z. Eyre, \. b. Berger,
THOMAS q. HAND, President.
JOHN @. DAVIS, Vice-PresIdent
EENRY LYLBURN, Secretary.
HENRY BALL. Assistant Secretary. [I06
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INSURANCE.

MUTUAL SAFETY INsUR-
IL ANCE COMPANY Incorporated by the
Legislature Of Pennsylvania, 1885
ONCE g. E. corner Of THIRD and WALNUT
Streets, Philadelphia.
MARINE ASSURANCES
On Vessels, Cargo. and Freight 70 all parts OF
INLAND INsURANCEs
On goods by river, CANA, lake and land carriage
10 all parts Of the Union.
FIRE INsURANCEs
Houses, etc.
ASSETS OF THE COMPANY,
November l, 1868.
S2OOOO0 United States Five Per
Cent; Loan, 10. 4os..,,..... s2OS $4,000
10000 United States Six Per
- Cent. Loan. 1881. l..;."...,.. l9e,sOOOO
oooo Cent. Loan tlor PacificRl 6O.OOOOO
100000 State of Pennsylvania Six
Per Cent. Loan.......".... Nl,3 00
l25,OOO City of Phfla. Six Per Cent.
.ooo Loan exempt from tax. LIS. $500
Per Cent. Loan......-....... 6l,5OOO0
10000 Penn. Rail. First Mortgage
Six Per Cent. Bonds......... 100000
25,0O0 Penn X. Second Mortgage
Six Per Cent. Bonds..,.... 2I,Oe9 90
70, 900 Western Penn. X. Mort.
Six Per Cent Bonds, (P.
r. X. guarantee. )..."......... 2O,62500
10000 State of Tennessee Five Per
Cent. Loan....................... 2lOOOO0
1000 State of Tennessee Six Per
Cent Loan....."...""....... 5,03l 25
5000 Germantown Gas Co., prin-
clpal and Interest guaran-
LeeQ Dy ClJy OF tnllau a,
800 shares Stock .....,...... l5,OOOOO
10000 Penn'a Railroad Company.
200 shares Stock .......... IL 800 %
5000 North Penn'a Railroad Co.,
100 shares Stock. ............ 3,500O0
'O Steam ttss, NC Co. ] S0shapes stock @ 100000
2U7 300 Loans ON Bond and Mort
Properties rites io ...,.''..,.."' VI oa.y 2O7 10000
sll09,9OO Par. Market value, 81, ,l3O, ,325'25
Cost, 81, ,093, ,60l26. -
tSdl OOsUOO
Bills receivable for insurance made 322 ,4S6 81
Balances due at agencies, premiums
on marine policies, accrued inter-
4Ol7sSS
tons, ssl5S. Estimated i DS vSine...... lSlsOO
Cash in nbank...................Sll6l l50O8
o''A' ~ "i" e' ''''''''''''''' -@ -o 1868 7S
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The tendency of people to carry quotations
too far was illustrated in prayer meeting the
other day by brother exclaiming, in an agony
Of piety, 20 Lord have mercy upon us poor
sinners, Of which am chief among ten thou
sand, and altogether lovelyln
A Coin SSLP.-BreakiuR your Ieg on the ice,
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The following rather remarkably wOrded ad-
vertisement was lately printed in newspaper
among the "Sltuaiions Wanted:'-
IA A LAZY, IDLE. INDOLENT. SLEEPY,
slothful oung man of 20 wants a boss who will
compel him to baDi5h the above habits. Dab
bles in all trades; situation not 30 much an
object GOOD nav,
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ROOFING.

- HI l. 0s PLY OF MARRIAGE-
H., new Course OF Lectures. delivered q. the
s9bteets;- How 10 Live and What 10 IiVss far: fore
houih, maturity, and Old Age; Manhood GeneraiIv,
soeSSSy Ns5XSSs pssaSes Mase ho
tanning these Lectures VIII be forwar nns
on receipt OF 70 cents, by addressing W. A lex
Philadelphia- ~ " AAAN VI StreetSs
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CLEARED YEsTERnAY.

Almanac FOR FHILADELPHIA-THLs Day.
BUN l.IHi. 4S MOON kTs 20
PUN eNIl II 6lQH RATER N5
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
STATBMENT OF THB CONDITION OF TBR
NATIONAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
oF rBB
United States Of America
ON DECEMBER 81, 1868,
oF FBB

As submitted to the Auditor. General OF Penn.
sylvanis, for five months, ending December 81.
1858, inclusive.
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TnE CENTRE OF GRLYITI-A modern comic
song.
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Motto Tor Confectioners' Flies-"What Lees I
stink TO ~
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-08-07

CHANCE OF DATE.--We have been requested to inform the public that the date upon which bids, Tor transporting Government supplies from Camp Mohave to the new camp at the Toll Gate. will be received, has been changed from August 3lst, to August 23d. See advertisement
 ALL who feel an interest iu securing Govern. rnent title to the town site Of Prescott. may find it to tbeir interest to attend the meeting to bo held at the Court House, this evening.
 GEN. DEvN.-This otHcer took his departare from among us. early Thursday morning last, and is, by this time, well on his way to Tucson. to assume command of the Southern part of the Territory. The evening before leaving, a party of Prescott gentlemen called upon the General al the residence of Colonel Baker. in town. and passed the evening very pleasanhy.
 AUCTION SAIE.-Persons having money to in. vest may find 1t to their advantage to attend the sale of condemned Government animals, wagoas. commissary stores etc, which Is 10 take place at Fort Whipple, today at 10 a. m.
 GENERAL wHEAros. the new commander of the District of Upper Arizona, is expected a, Fort Whipple today.
 sTERLrSo.-Saturday last was pay day at the Sterling mine. Rock Is now being hauled from the mine to the mill. and it will not be long be- fore crushing will be commenced. The ledge Is said e ss looking well.
 SaLE oP HousE ASD Lor.-B. II. Weaver has purchased the residence of John A Rush. on the west side Of Granite Creek, for tbe sum Of sl 900 Ar Rush intends to build residence at his lam Der yard, in town.
 Carr. Wv. g. LITTLE. an old and esteemed citizen Of Prescott, arrived home from the States Thursday last He came pia Kansas Pacisc rail. way and 35th parallel route. With him, also. came Dewitt, Foster. brother of Mrs Levi Rash. ford, Jas. Baker of thi. place Dr Aprlewhi,e. lately of Virginia, Capt Bnford, of Colorado, and several other gentlemen Capt Little in- forms us that there are several trains on the way here from New Mexico.
 POSTMASTER BARNARb is eur authority for stat. ing that. hereafter, we are to have but one mail A week from California What do car eitlzens thing Of thiss
 BEIcK.-we learn thai John Martin and P Morgan are getting ready to mould and burn & large Kiln sf brick i= the old brick yard, and conclude that somebody is going to erect brick house,
 A. C. DuSN's Plaza meat market is now In fnll blast Tbe proprietor is selling good beef very cheap.
 sCIcrDE.-A soldier Of Company F, i2th In- fantry, sbo. and killed himself while on guard. al Camp whipple, Tharsday night
 DEgR During the past week. l.. s. Jenks, Dan Kennison and Win. McCload have titled aud brought to town, nearly twenty fai deer.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-08-07

DEATH or CArTArs wN. H. FoRp-A let ter received here recently, from New York. by Henry W. fleury, states that Captain Wm. II. Ford, died and was buried in tha, city recently. The Captain has many true friends in this Territory, who will feel grieved over the news of his demise. He was a young man of average ability, and served in the Federal Army, during the war, as Captain of Cavalry. He came to Arizona in the winter of 'e5, and resided in the Territory until 6s, when he went East. Peace to bis ashes.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-08-07

IN THE DISTRICT COURT, THIRD JUDICIAL
 District iu and for the county of Yavapa ssd TsitOFy of AnsonA-
 '0Hs C. A0..,sss' IT, P'.iass o,s., ., ,ns,..,,o.
 w.o. DAvrs psssnaau. "''' :" poon'-u''
 Yoa hereby summoned and required appear in An action tro=sA; against you by the above named Plaintiff 10 the District Court of the Third Judicial District in and for the county of favapa and Territory of ArxonA answer the complaint filed therein copy of which ranle this sunBons within tweay days tescusve of day Of servioe Asr the service upon you of this
 served n this county but served out of the county and in the Territory then within forty days and served out of the Territory then within twen,y days Judgment by default will be taken against yoa socoding Co the prayer of said complaint
 This action s brought recover sum of Two thou. sand four handrcd ninety and e0 dollars e24D9 e amount due om you to Plaintiff fo goods and chandise sold and delivered yeu your special instance and request San Ffaneisoo California with interest and the sad amount al the of apd ha per cent per month from dAe of maturity of the Bil of Partcalars set fsrih n the complain, in szid
 And you hereby notified that you fail 10 appear and answer the complaint above required the Plaintiff will take judgment by default against you fer the two thousand four hundred ninety nine and 8 100 dollars with interest snd for and dsborsemse 10 is behalf expended
 Given unds. ny hs.d sad shs seal sf Inc Diss. ooa this 2d day of July, \. D. lb6e lL sl
 iy3lht ED " WELLS clsrs.