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The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-09-18

C,ALL THE ATTENTION OF THEIR OLD " pioneer friends and the public generally to their new and splendid assortment of goods, re- gently purchased by one of the firm, la San Fran. CISCO and now on hand at their store in Prescott. Give us call and see for yourselves. We are mt selling for ruinous prices our motto is and las been, Live and Let Live"
 Merchants, farmers, miners and others wishing 10 purchase goods would do well to give us A call, before purchasing elsewhere.
 W0RMsER & CO, h5ioW Prescott Arizopa
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-09-18
What the Miners Say of Hostet.
 ter's Stomach Bitters.

During the season when the gold harvest s generally
 usrended and the rsapsn of the gerpg crop seek the cities to enoy themselves there s of course good deal of ofconvivalty among this enspsing and hard working cass but dramdukihg carried to tho excess that it a few years ago. This may fairly be attributed b the growing dis,Ae for spirits engendered by the use of HosTErTER's STOMACH BITTERs This famou. s,omaehic is in universal favor with ihs miners They take it with them to the interior and h regularly not leverage but ssrength,sustaiping tonic and au andoe to the unhealthy innuenoas to which they arc exposed in the localities where they labor and oa re-
 turning to the cities and towns they hnd n s refreshing sad invigcrstng properties the best safeguard not only against the deases but sganst the GspatiOH crowded communities It is of the peculiares of the prepara ton that it is antidote Co brtet Those who take it appetizer and invigorant at they have no de- sire whatever for liquor of any description and whatever fanatics may think to the contrary, H0sTETTERs BIT TIERS is a powerful ally of the temperance cause lis because unmedcaed alcohol weakens stomach and the system by iis rescoa tas ssgss craving for itself It sxaitss and when the sxsitsssat passes o de- hiy and fuel Is Dseded to renew the artia cal fire that has to speak burnt itself out Bui the e feet of the great vegetable tonic and altetve h to nyiso rate inc gttem pernsrenty and healthfuTy
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-09-18
spern.ierrhe..

DR DOHERTY has just published an mporsnl l~s - inlet emoodying his own views and expensnces m t ton to Impotence Yirility, being snoh l,.I Spsrmatorrhea or Seminal Weakness, Nervous @ m. Debility consequent upon this Affection aAa v''" - eases ef the Sexual Orgsns ..,.. This little work contains information sf lhs amo. rr to all whether married single and will pc sgn. s< by mail on receipt of SIX Cents is pos'Ase '"Ni-
 Addrsss' w.K. DoHERTY, N p.
 mri56m San Francsco. - Os-
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-09-18
GOVERNMENT FARM FOR REN1'
CAMP MCDOWELL. ARIZONA. ..a OFFICE oF A. A. c. M, Angu" 'N

Proposas win be received at thl. oiics ss FARN first fe69 fur the rental of the 0OtEhnssasen'- for one year commencing Januafy hrst lofv n. huu The farm s situated on the Verde kissr @ " adsr cu this post and contains about two hundred As's' tIvatlon, by process of irrigation q snA ''icc
 The prodaets of the farm are O ne 8s~ss rh quar age hloh are 10 be delivered at this post ID su iiiies as may be required by the A. A. utipsl
 The grain received from the aIia msas. sorshnn pally of corn and barley The iofas~- t corn fodder" and barley hay IA .o,u or hs
 The price of the grain and forage, ID ga gus'ps..G eoiyalspt in U B. currency ,0 be stated m al ioos
 The party or parties leasing will have 'he 1'~ now attached 10 the arm-
 By order of General c C. sAWTiLindntii LindtixsTOY
 eug2lB BvtC Captain u' D. A' :"
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-09-18

AN aged spinster was wont to console her self for past disappointments by the following reflection: If she had been married and had had baby and the poor thing had crawled into the oven and burnt itself to death, what a horrible thing that would have beenl
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-09-18
PRIVATE MEDICAL AID. Es- Quick Cures and Moderate Charges
 DIR. DOHERTi'S Private Medical and Surgical Institute,

Sacramento Street below Montgomery Opposite PAisc Mail Steamship Companys occ). Private entrance a Ledssdorf street San Francisco. Established expressly afford the afflicted sound ana scientific medical aid in the treatment and cure o A Priysis sai Chsosis Diseases, Sf Secrecy s-a az Sexual Disorders
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-09-18
To Ccrrs.ranasnts.

Patients (mAie or female) residing in ssy pa Of ns States aud Territories, however distant xho may desr the opinion and advice of DR D0HERff n thei Ies pectivc and who think proper to submit Wf'a statement of saeh n profsrsnca to holding personal m teryew are respectfully assured that iheu o9mmame1 tions will be held most sacred. DR DOHERIf iAke, this opportunity of observing that all etis Afs onN possible.
 1T the b. full and cshdidy described personal con municaon will be unnecessary instructions iM " regimen and the general treatment of the case ssh Vn diag bs remedes) will be forwarded without delay . iu such convey idea of the pnfpoft 1" ' lstts1 or parcel transmitted
 Consultation. by letter, otherwise, Tree Permanent cure guaranteed or DO pay.
 Address w K DOfiERTY, ID
 ssn Fraselsso Cal
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-09-18
SEVENTH INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION
 OF THE MECHANICS INSTITUTE,
 OF THE City of san Francisco, HW Dc Opened to ue Pu6ie at II 4 N Sepieaaber IA, 1889.

The Boari of Managers snsouBce that the ser.oA h, dus mai Exhibition will oPsn sb,vs 10 ths spaes5s Exhibition Building erected rnoD squars ib ihs ei,v oi San Francsoo and pains will be spered e ,nakes complete in all its details
 The buftng is weather-prDof well ventilated snA lighted (ai night by l5o gas bets s p<vded wish ,abe, fm exhibitors and has line of shnag DO lee, ss provided with necessary pueys and ampk steam pows, Q eshlh, ~c-kins -:=cser-. .-e eSrsss .s avs ,; 90 0oo feet
 The lines of telegraph wires will hs connected the building where, also wiii be the Pozssss4 and Errss Companies boxes ne Band will dscere mas.o ev,ry evening and afternoon and the visitor win snd ample m vision for his comfort Ia every particular
 The various Hotels making extenstts Irerzaioa, to accommodate visitors a; moderate rates srnx the Es kibou season and the Board Of Manager will trtasrh agent extend sli information e sssaa=-xs seeking commofaions during Iheir stay in cy that pes
 There s charge exhibitors (excep ssket u adns- sion and exhibitors are notified thai applications iF 1s mus, bs received before August B space canBs te definitely assigned
 Articles intended for exhibition must be in De baldns by September sh, and article epief Ias eete.l unless ip position by that time.
 Rules and RegulatioDs Circulars and Blanks will le forwarded application ai the Of the Mechanics Institute, 29 Post street San Francisco hy addrsng J. H. GILMORE, Corresponding Secretary address
 Articles from The enantry mus; he marked dz..scsly,
 For the Seventh Industrial Exhibition, Sac fFaacsea California Carr J II. Gilmore, Correspsndsg eecre. tary." b3lA
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-09-18
ARIZONA CITY, Ih Ldrgest and Most General S.cek ef Goods in he Territory, or in any one house
 soath Qf iSan Francisco,
Comprising Everything the Country He.
 qufres.

qufres.
 All of our goods are either imported direct or bought of direct importers. We buy nod.ing iron. second honds; thereby savirg the San Francisco Jobber's profit, which is ALL WE ASK TO MAKE. "Live and Let Live" is our motto. Our terms are CASH, EXCLUSIVELY, and, FOR CASH, we are always in readiness to supply dealers, ranch eros and others, with goods, in jobbing lots, at Unprecedentsdly Low Prioes
 HOOPER, WHITING & co. Arizona City. November 20, 1867.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-09-18

IN THE JUSTICES COURT OF PHTNIX PRE. l cnc, county oi Yavapai and Territory cf Arizona.
 Iot,s ANNyRMAy Plaintiff
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-09-18
Dissolution of Co-Partnership

The oopartnsrship heretofore existing under the of II. aANNAssE & co Is ibs day dissolved by mutual consent
 The business will be continued by II. Mannasse who wii collect all outstanding deb,s and pay the liabilities oi the firm. H. MANNASSE, ! 4. GoLDWATER.
 wicksnbarg, Arizona September G 1909. tsilt4l
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-09-18
a,restott Adrertiseinents.

D. HENDERSON & BR0., Keep constantly on hand, for sale, at very low prices, for cnsh, fine assortment of
 Gents Ready y-Made Clothing,
 Furnishing Goods, Mission, Pioneer and Cassimere Shirts, Fancy Goods, Yankee Notions, Confectionery, Stationery. Tobacco, Cigars, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Hosiery, Buckskin and Kid Gloves, Cutlery, Clocks, Henry, Spencer and Colts Rifles, Colts Pis- tols, Blasting and Sporting Powder,
 Fixed Ammunition,
 Caps, Fuse,
 WINES AND LIQUORS,
 Fine Meerscbdana Pipes | Also an excellent assortment of
 DRY-GOODS. D. HENDERSON BRO, | Wholesale and Retail Merchants, Corner Granise and Gurey streets, sss9so 4 Prescott. Arzona.
The New York herald., 1869-09-17
ALLEGED eMBszzlemsMT Of $4,000.
Wasted Labor by the Police.

Wasted Labor by the Police.
At the Tombs Police Court yesterday Captain Jour.
dan. of the Sixth precinct, brought before Judge
bowling man named Augustus L. Thomas who
had been clerk In the employ Of Barkervtle, Sher-
man Co., wholesale grocers, No. 260 Canal street.
The captain said that Mr.. W. H. Johnson, member
OF the above nrm came to him in . state Of great
alarm and trepldatlOn, asking the captain TO take
measures TO arrest q clerk who had been In
their employ, and who had been making false
entries On their 1e9ss and had cansn SsaeS
the story with his usual equanimity, ana said
he would send man and 60 himself TO anotner
very likely place for the capture OF the CLERK lone
man p' exclaimed the excited merchant, ~ muss
have ten detecuves;' upon which the captain re-
piled with some spirit 'Ten men; we know our
business slr; we Will take him without ten men. !"
The captain proved he knew his business, Tor early
the following morning the clerk was taken out OF
bed at hotel in the city and placed in custody. I.
Upon being informed Of this the merchant said te
would take them some little time to go through thelf
books, and should like to nave some conversation
with the prisoner The captain said he could not allow
that but the merchant pressed 1or the interview
very much the captain took both before Justice
Downing who cautioned johnson, the complainant, OF
the consequences OF compounding q Ieiony, some
communication appears to have taken place be-
tween Johnson and the prisoner, and when tney ap-
peared before Judge Bowling this morning the
prosecutor was anxious to withdraw at present
from the prosecution, the ground that his books
were not sufficiently investigated. The Judge was
down rather heavily upon the prosecutor Tor dlsre-
gardng the promise he gave to the Court on tne pre-
Vious day not to communicate with the prisoner, :,
and ordered the books to be brought and witnesses
TO be In attendance in the afternoon. AT the ad.
journment MI. Howe appeared for tie prisoner; but
the prosecutors unwillingness to prosecute was az
great as before, and he declined 10 give any evil
remarked rather severely upon the conduct OF the
prosecutor and acquitted Thomas.
The New York herald., 1869-09-17

suit OF a civil magistrate TO be united second time,
In accordance with the laws or Belgium.
BROADWAY PERIIs.-At ten O'Clock yesterday
horse attached to q coupe belonging TO and driven
bysamuel Abrahall, Of No. 225 East wenty-fourth
street. ran away In Broadway near Spring street.
After rushing wildly through the crowded thorough
with lamp post, and the horse knocked down and
injured several petsonsAsa Potter OF No. 2eo Pith
avenue very seriously: Louis Koppel, OF NO. III Ann
street. and female slightly. The parties were taken
to their homes and the debris OF the wreck was re-
moved from the street. ~ ~
DEATH FROM INJURIEs.-Richard Stack late OF 4SS
Greenwich street. the l1th inst. fell on the corner
Of Beach and Washington streets and received In
juries which resulted fatally. physician VINO
had attended him gave certificate OF death,
Board OF Health and the case referred to
Coroner Flynn for Inqusition. The case Will
be investigated to-day. There seems to be nothing
necessary In the mater except the physician cer-
tfying as to the cause Of death when IL was a
proper subject for o coroner's jury. Deceased was
forty-seven years OF age and native OF Ireland.
DEATHS FROM HYDRoPuoBIA FOR EIGHTEEN
YEARs.-From statistics In the possession OF Presi
dent Lincoln, Of the Board Of Health, It ap.
pears thet there have been forty -ole deaths
from hydroph0bla since 1851, as fOllows:--
1861, 4 ls62i; 1853, 1854 none; 1885, 4; 1856, s.;
1857, q 1858, none: 1885, q lS60 none; 1851, 6July
l; February Il May !; August, Il December, l; 1852,
MAY; 1863, january, l; April, !; October, !;
Il 1906 July, l; September, /; 1857. 4-Aprl, !;
May, 2; September 4; ls6S-August !; 1853, Jan
uary, l; August, L; september, 2. Total. a. THIS
does not include Br0Oklyn.
The New York herald., 1869-09-17
THE WALL STREET BOND ROBBERY.
Further ExaminatiOn-Riley Committed In
Default of Bail.

Further ExaminatiOn-Riley Committed In
Default of Bail.
John Riley, the late clerk Of Messrs. Covill, No.
so Wall street. and who is charged wit stealing ten
$1,000 United states bonds, was brought before
Judge Bowling at the Special Sessions yesterday
morning for further examination. Mr.. McKeon,
for the prosecution, and ex-Judge PhillipA for
the defence. were present, and the examination
room was filled with parties directly or IN
directly interested In the case. The only w.t.
ness examined was George Mcknight, who did not
depose to any new facts beyond ths-that Riley
did not tearthe envelope which mad contained these
bonds into small pieces and throw 1t into the stove,
but tore 1t down diagonaly into two pieces ana laid
the pieces upon Clarke's desk.
BOth counsel addressed the Judge in the interests
of their respective clients, and Judge bowling said
that he should not express any opinion as to the
weakness the strength OF the evidence against
the prisOler but there was sufflclent evidence to
justify hin sending him before the Grand Jury OF the
General Sessions.
Counsellor Phillips asked whether bail would be
taken.
Judge-Yes; the same amount as given in Buffers
case yesterday afternOOn-$20, 900.
The counsel said that was practically denial OF
bail In Buffers case, and urged the reduction OF the
amount
Judge Bowling said he certainly could not do THAI
The Question with him had been whether IN q rob-
berry OF large amount he was justified In taking
any bail for the appearance Of the accused
Riley was then removed In custody.
The New York herald., 1869-09-17
COMMISSIONERS Of PUBLIC CHARITIES AND CORRECTION.

The stated semi monthly meeting OF this Board
was held yesterday morningsa at the rooms Of the
Commission, corner Of Eleventh street and Third
avenue, with the President Commissioner Bowen,
in the chair. The business Of the department during
the past two weeks was canvassed and carefully
supervised. There was however, little OF public in
terest as the business comprised manly the Ordi-
nary reports from the wardens, nurses, orderlies
and other officers under the Commissioners. The
reports all show the continued prosperity and efl.
cheney OF the several departments.
The appointment Of DR.. Z. d. Hudson as visiting
physician to the Second district Jefferson Market)
prison. in place Of DR.. Leroy NJ. YALE resigned, was
confirmed.
Commissioner Brown reported, In relation to the
trial trip Of the school ship Mercury, that In
pany with Drs. Riggs and Watts, IN charge Of the
boys OF Harts Island, left the island on the 10Th
inst, at three Z. NJ; sailed through Long Island
Sound and returned, arriving at Harris Island at
haf-past i've p. NJ. on the 14th. He reported that
everything connected with the trip worked charm
ngly, and that the boys entered into the spirit OF
the occasion with gusto that seemed quits
promising.
The report from the Bureau of Medical and surgt-
Cal relief for out door poor, as presented TO the
Board, shows that during the month Of August
AL new patients were treated. making total OF
3sl3 patients cared for by the surgeons and pnysi-
cans OF the departments and that 609l prescriptions
were given.
The report was placed on nle, and after the
transaction OF some further routine business the
Board adjourned.
The New York herald., 1869-09-17
RESTRICTIONS ON COMMERCE.

New York Commercial Travellers Taxed Gus
Of Business in Maryland-Opinion Of Csr-
pOrati0n Counsel O'Gorman-The Question
to he Carried to the United States Supreme
Court.
The Court OF Appeals Of Maryland has recently
affirmed the constitutionaty OF the statute OF that
State which imposes upon traders residing outside
that State tax, by way OF license, OF $500, which
Is three times as high that required OF residents
of Maryland engaged In like pursuits. As this law
operates njuriousy to the commercial interests of
New York, the Common Council have requested the
Counsel to the Corporation to examine the question
and hts opinion has been rendered.
Mr. O'Gorman holds that the laws In question are
not repugnant to that clause Of the constitution
which confers upon Congress the right TO regulate
commerce among the several states, but that they
violation OF section two Of article four OF that
instrument which decaresthat sthe citizens OF each
State shall be entitled to all privileges and mmunL
ties of citizens IN the several States.n
He supports this view by reasoning which seems
conclusive, and which VIII, It Is believed be sus-
which, It IL understood this important matter IL bo-
ing carried for final adjudication.
The learned counsel reviews the opinion OF inc
Maryland Court OF Appeals at length. =.
AS this subject Is one Of great importance TO the
business interests Of this city 10 Is believed that the
Common Council Will publish the opinion OF fkt
ssssibe to the persons interestfs 10 the subjsst
The New York herald., 1869-09-17
MAJOR BYRON.

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
The correspondent OF the ST. Joseph (Mol Herald
is right as regards Major Byron. Allow me, as a
friend Of the family to add my mite Of information
on the subject. II was no doubt, the finding OF the
marriage certificate Of the Majors mother with Lord
Byron In bis lordship's desk that caused the final
separation Of Lord and Lady Byron. The MAJOR is
at present in France, or no doubt he would come
forward with true statement Of the case % he was
on the most intimate terms OF friendship with the
Hon. Mrs. Leigh, for whom he had the greatest es-
teen, and never mentioned but with the utmost rev.
erence as being woman OF pure refinement OF
character and feeling. So mucn thought the Major
of that most estlmable lady that he named hts first
child after her % small mark OF his regard for her.
The MAJORS wife II st In this city and tue mother
OF six children, and was well aware at the time
she married the Major that he was then pro-
scouting his claims TO his birthright and was &C.
knowedged by the most Of the Byron family and
the then existing contemporaries OF his ilustrious
father. Tne MAJOR inherlts much OF his fathers Ia
lents ana had tho world dealt more kindly with MIN
we should have still seen the father's genius re-
pected through the son.
The New York herald., 1869-09-17
DOUBLE BURGLARY.
Two Thousand Dollars in Cash and One Hun
dred and Seventy Thousand Dollars Worth
Of Notes Stolen.

Of Notes StOiens
from the Cincinnati Commercial Sept. I5l
Tie city residence OF Mr. Briggs swift, No. 81 West
Eighth street, has been entered by burglars hall
dozen times IN as many years. marking the admin
sion several times to make complaint to Chief Run,
and as he is heavy taxpayer and a good citizen he
claim upon The consideration of the Chief. We do
not assert that Chief Rufin did not bestow due
sheraton upon the case, that he did not place
faithful watchmen on the beat In which Mr.. Swift's
city mansion Is located But the plain facts OF the
case are that ar Swifts residence was entered at
an early hour of yesterday morning by burglars
that the thieves secured In the house bunch OF
keys, three In number; that with these Keys they
gained admission to the interior OF the safe I'm Mr.
Swifrs porkhouse and that they made their escape
with s1,seo in cash and $17o,ooo worth Of notes be-
Al what hour the thieves entered the house. or how
many OF them there were, Is not known. They made
their way in through rear door transom the house
being entirely deserted, IN the absence the
try Of the family, and went through The house quite
deliberately examining and completely Overhauling
turning Things inside out generally, and raising par
ticular confusion. They went down the cellar, and did
s%s heah What Srces Of cehnS y 20 nav
have taken has not been ascertaned. 1t s probable
however, that they took nothing except bunch OF
keys ana II s very likely that they went through tue
house for the express purpose OF finding these keys
lfthis were their purpose they were ennently sue
cessu for when they finally left the residence they
took the keys with them, having found them where
they had been thrown careessly down many months
since, In a closet drawer They seemed to have
porkhouse, through the front door, and that the
others would pass them through both doors Of
the vault safe Of the ONCE to the val
uables it contained. They evidently hurried
from the residence on Eighth street to the pork
house, northwest corner OF Ninth and Sycamore
streets passed themselves In, locked the door be-
hind them, opened both doors OF the safe, turned
their 'glim" light around as they needed to 1t.
ana made their search in perfect safety. They took
from Its corner TIN box which, apparently without
opening, they laid down again In another place.
1t contained cool 500 IN bonds, OF which no
note Of numbers mad been made-equal, therefore.
to $4,000 IN cash. In this tney were not smart;
they were very foolish. From q cash drawer they
took and pocKeted 81, $780, From another drawer
they took bundles OF papers representing 10 Mr..
Swift one hundred and seventy odd thousand dot
lars ana with these and the cash In their possession
made their escape, taking the duplicate keys with
them.
the list of "biIs receivable stolen includes notes
drawn IN favor Of Briggs Swift by many of our
most prominent and wealthy business men. One OF
these for 5000 two for 900 each several for
$4,000 and $4,000 each, and the twenty others IN
ovxat atlaFa