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OH PAINTING A handsome oil painting
for sale cheap. Apply at this Office.

SANTOS at their new store have le'
ceiyed Cresylfc and Carboltc soaps Iol
destroying Insects, purifying, &c.
SANTOS at their new store have re.
ceiyed a large stock of fine English Tooth
Brushes, Hair Brushes, Soaps and PERU
merry.
SANTOS Aromatized Elyxir of Calis.
sya Bark is q delicious Tonic, and will
fortify the sy stem against Fever a. Ague
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MARRIED.,

SAUNDRRs--Woop,-On the LIST inst, in
the city of Portsmouth, Va, by the Rev.
John 8. Briggs, Mr.. JAMES SAUNDEEs to
Miss LOUISA WooD, all of Portsmouth.
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Owe, MARRIAGE, AIEN ans
IL WOmen.-WORDS or WTcSM I'M
for Young Men ON the Ruling Passin,, IN ~.
1oHth and early Manhood. with H sa ~
aeIp for the erring and unfortnn 20 toe
eSas In sealed letter envelopes, free Of
TION Ro 3n. p SIS, EDWARD ASSOCIAr
my22.d&w3no Fs'i &c
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e@hs 'sCaEkKS "AvsRY HztxY.-"The work
"a ingmen--the, people--have learned wis.
dom, says The stool pigeon. All indeed;
,,sv then its lucky fer them but unlucky for you
81. and your master, who sent you s'buming"
round their meeting; for If the working
mon had looked closely they could easily
'eqhase seen your masters name on the ak
eaa You carried there to grind. m
$eokas lNrRoviAa.--Little Charles OrmsSy, who
was run ovsa by the cars o few days since
~ onWlds Water street, 10 improving. a
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The WEArHER.-The weather CONTINUES
very cool for the season. The thermome.
ter stood early yesterday merning and
evening at 600 and 63o--twelve and fifteen
degrees below Summer heat. Such low
temperature, has not been cached on the
let of September for number ofyears. A
blanket at night is omfortable. and thick
clothing is not uncomfortable during the
dav
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-09-04

PERsoNAL.-Hon. u. q. Walker, and
the Hon. John Goode, Jr. have returned
to Norfolk after briefsojourn-the form-
er at Richmond, at the latter at his old
home in Bed ford.
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DREsENTs. PRESENTS

We offer q fine line of the following
goods, suitable foi presents, to which we
Invite attention 100 yhtl
Papier Mache Writing Desks,
Orname nted Work Boxes,
Foley's Superior Gold Pens,
Handsome Bibles and Prayers,
Bronze Inkstands and Paper Weights.
Rogers's Groups of Statuary.
American and Imported Chromos.
French Paper and Envelopes,
Chess Men and Boards,
Goodall's English Playing Cards,
Crtbbage Boards.
Dante's Inferno, Illustrated by Dore,
1en9yson's Idyls, do do
Kaulbaeh's Illustra lions, &C., DC.
WILSON Il Wake
apps es -Sa 3 West Main street
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THOUSANDS Of our American ladies'
suffer and die every year from diseases
peculiar to their sc1-in fact this form
Of disease is the scourge Of American
females. Very many of them go on
from year to year without help and
without hope, because they know of no
remedy. But, fortunately, there is a
safe and reliable remedy, by the aid of
which hundreds have been restored to
perfect health. This great sanedy ic
DR.. Lawrence's celebrated " WoMAN's
FRIEND" Its great merit is recognized
by the best physicians, and from its ma
ture and usefulness is becoming popular
in every part of the country.
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SNow.-Snow-a few fakss-was NO.
ticed on Wednesday at 2 o'clock. This, 10
foretaste of winter with q vengeance,
con slider ing that it is only'the first Of Sep
tember.-N. Y. Express.
1t is, sure enough, "a foretaste Of winter
with vengeance and hard to beat-you
bet. In fact, we never heard Of such an
occurrence before, South Of Canada, in the
United States. s
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LIVERPOOL MARKET.
Special Notices.
CHI OLERA

G Il 0 LERA.
d Cure for this Disease may. be fouud in
the use OF
PERRY DAvIs's PAIN KILLER.
<TsrTSA J have used the medicinal
MSM Known as Perry Dayis,s
49, gss AA Vege table Pain Killer in
35a IN Nal my family for the last II
NsvgE ~ Msg months, and have great
%uesfIW pleasure in testify ing to its
%s5yE1 very valuable properties
l., you'd not on any account
o s1o sn.t .esT year. ! used no medicine Of
E Is = h 5s5l!e5i & a!yth4 amGIa
happy. to say that the Pain KiiIerA an an
sSu rav 20 every emergency; it was both o
slider should not be doing NV dntv ~ ~
the community did not saw this NY n,y,o 10
II were attacked by the Cholera to . daI
the Pa1n Killer would be the oniv 1890 u.sS
o as 4 s and use have thoroughly test
i. Il. BERGINSEND,
Galena, Illinois.
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A distinguished Methodist Minister and
prominent Temperance Lecturer once
remarked that go where he would, from
one end OF the country to the other, he
hardly ever failed to find PLANTATION
BITTERs, and while he condemned the
practice of using these Bitters too freely,
he could not conscientiously say that he
would discard them from the sideboard,
fetal results from their use, and thai,
from q long and close observation, ne
was convinced that when used moder-
ately, and as medicine exclusively they
s Ware all that was recommended. At the
pull the cork too often, for they were far
too pleasant to trif1e with.
MAGNOLIA WArER.-Superior to tn
best imported German Cologne, and SO d
ct hall The price. ari25-eo Ii,
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NOTICE OF CO-pARgN mfs
~ SHIP.
~, q. Hoiheimer and ii. Hofheinsr bave
enIered INTO co-Partnership Tor tbs nnr2
pose OF carrying on the Wholesnie W.
CLOTHING BUSINESS
AT The Old Stand of Il. Hotheimer vyno
t successfully carried on The Busineq9
~, me last Thirteen years in this cit~
Inc name of the firm will hereatter ha3
hoineimer % Brother, who will keen o.
nanu large and general assortment Of
VENTS CLOTHING and FURNISHING
GOODS,
AT wholesale and Retail. PROMISING
our friends and patrons renewed efTortss
70 trn pde az we respectfully solicit call
from all IN want Of Goods in orr line VIVA
II. HOFHEIMER q BRO,
eulo-im u Main ST., NorfollzVa
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15-lawd&wVm
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BALTIMORE REGALIA EMPORIUM.

Is 'r.uAI.IA HHFOhIOD.
slSCO ROTHERs,
MANUFACTURES OF
hegalia, Jewels, Lodge rarapherr ALA &C.
for Masons, 1. o. Q. e., Red Men Rr X = ~ ~
81 Fythias' ard ali oSher Societies, -''
Banners, Flags, Ship Signals, &c.
Ia N CHARLES ST., Cor. Fayette
p.,oo -, BALTIMORE, MD
&ulesSna S-Ae'Vioh
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-09-30


Court. Tho Court decided III thts rornsnr
/ ~ holding defendant - baIl al tt n aum III
s3yJ 70 answer af the ucrt term Oh fhr
Z et4ltAlnhi Court The attorney for tuo de-
moved FOR 4 r-hcariSe tyi,iot ..5l'ti b, ... .-.i
granted, ana the cree win come ms .f.r.
Justice Jocelyn IN "a da3 or two.
ST. LOUIS. = The Dmocruf of Tuu1ay
sayss
The river q falling rapidly az fiiIaroI5f
with water abuud8Et ifi tna oHnu1,al' r,,..t +,
ana eouth. Decilhing again ~ IN. paui.
MurmurluR7 Of low waller hagIu rs Il.
heard from the Illnoiat aud fr.ui.fr .v.fI
certainly be bad shortly Dub the Mia.onrl
Weather cold enough here far uuernsafa
wind being from the North. Euslueascon-
tinues good on tho rlVera.
On herlote trip up the illinois t0 Iriaalia.
the haie OF the tOWb1at Robu was entered
~ some thlef, % far uuEu0wu, nnd $3.50
aagsttacteq lhereirom, fartber sum was
The Lizzie ON win not leave fox New
Orleans FOR two WecEa 0r a0. Two OF Har
attaches, Dr, Hoover and tue Reverend
VIM. Chick invested tt New Orinnur 81
learned pig or educated hog. It hnn bnan
suggested u them as ukely 90 pay, 10 put
the alligator and pig on exhibition. aud
attend the show themHelvte.
NEW ORLEANa.-The 1tueg 90 Sunday
sayg.
The weather, since 0ur la8t review. was
cloudy. with an appearance OF rHiff it.
however, rained none up % dark. A nHa
breeze was stirring during the day, which
rendered IL much more ploasaut tnhn the
day previous.
Business on the landing yesterday was
little more active than on FRIDAY. This
was az expected 10 would be, ha Saturday
49, generally speaking o0nCeaea 90 bH the
best day or the week. ~ departure are
mere numerous on that day than any
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The weather was beautifully clear yes
terday, and moderately cool IN the morn
ing, and pleasantly warm al noon. BIer-
curry Az at Ar. and "a at noon. The
river during she "a hours ending az 9 p N
had fallen inches. orr dispatches from
above are rot favorable 10 a rise. It was
failing at Cincinnati on Tuesday, the rise
from Plttsburg not having yet reacted
there.
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sBOafH Due mere.

Among the nrst boats due here are the
Noiman, from Cairo; Morning Star,
rom louisville; Shamrock, from stLouis;
ClaIn pion' for 81. Louis; Edlnburg, from
Mem phisi ArgOsy, for Memphis; p. w.
slrader aud Nick Longworth, for New
orleans; Indiana. Mary Houston and
Virginia, from New Orleans; Leweiliu.
from EastRort; Hartford, from Green
River; Charmer, rom Cincinnati.
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Evansville q Crawford Vile

EFnubtlllo ~ DfNM lOEuf FliIo.
Leave Exp. Mail. EIGiTHf.
4. Hauto ....... $40 a NJ. $500 AZ lr.a 5:f5 a d
Vlncenpes. 81 9:-3 a NJ. 500 II Mill $40 a af
drive
Evan willie al SO a M..l0:3i j. h.. $40 ~ IT
K. h. q N. Il. r., Northern Division
TRAINS GOING SOUTH
Transfer Packet Steamer Mullio
Norton leaves Eyansviie Dolly
Sundays excepted at................ 8.I5 Poi
Train leaves Henderson at........... q 80 PSF.
Arrive a. MadtsouVille ........ -..... Z 800 ~.
GOING NORTH.
Train leaves MadiaOnVtiie daily
Sundays excgptedJ at ................ s2j AN
Arrive at HendersOn........... ........ = $50 An
Arrive at Evansville by IruuBter
Packet MoIIie Norton................4 o 900 Ar.
Making connection both ways WIN
trains on the y, ~ a. Railroad
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Terre Iaute g. indianapolis.

In di3fS An. 1880 AN l;i5Psf. 5iorH
r. HI IT,. $50 a Ml0;25 AN. 4s55rmua1pM.
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TerTo HElIe D IllIlHnl0II1.
OHIO q MIsslssIDDI.

GOING EAST.
LedUe Lightning Eek. Acc. Night Tx.
Vinconnes =. :33 L G... .i3 - M.. $3.50 y Al
AFffUc
Cincinnati go. 300 g. Mil slj r. De. 600 a ST
LOuisvflle 49,. 800 ~ No.. Isl0 a lr... dfiD a nj
nOIN0 WE3r.
Legpe Mall. night Tx. Day Tx.
ViuceunCs 80. % \ Dr.. @tlp a hA = DiAp a Pc
ArTtpe
st. Louis ......ll:j0 r. 81 bfiO M.-. lilJ -
Cairo -. $3.50 A H.. 1850 ~ M
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70 LouIsVrr.LM.-Bvery MONDAY ht lu
O'Clock AN. Every Tue day Wpanea-
day, Thursday. Friday, and Saturday 40
10 TtS0 oHIRo.Daiiy. except Sunday, %
10 CiRrytFg RIVER Every Monday. lue55-
day, Thursday, aud saturday az q o'oiooA
"a E.AsrPonr.-Every Tuesday and 5ai-
uE To a ~ = Hssso1Daiiy, except sundays,
mt o'clock Pm $500. ,s,.,....t...- vtg
dav and saturday ~ y. -.
"A sTsR,.e1sfert boats daily up and down.
10 fsTECINNArI-EVorg saturday 40 10
Ai ~ CAwEELroE-Every Tuesday. Tburs-
dav. and Saturday az I'D An.
RockportStage (via NeWburgh and Boom
vliIeJ carrying the mali, leaves - q a. M.t
on Mondays Wednesday, and Fridnya.
Arrives by r. M., Tneadoya, 4nuradhya
aud Saturdays.
New Harmony Nail stage leaves Nom
days AMI rldaya at7 a. M. Arrives tues
dsYB and Saturdays by - n.
at. Vernon Matl stage leaVoa daily leG
sawf NsHudHwnl al A. Ms ArFAWG4 daily laE
sept Sundaysl BY r. M-
ma NwWnUHa. -=HaCE daily except Huua
layl from the Merchants Hotel, GO .
o'clock p. n
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Evansville Z CraWfordsVilIe R.R.

oECkEIAh4 UTFICE, I
Evansville, Ind, sept. 10, 1869.
RTGTKCE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that
IN the annual meeting of stockholders
in this Company will be held at the Court
House, in the City of Evansville, on Mon
day, the 4th day of October next, at 10
O'Clock A M, at " hich time an election will
be held for thirteen Directors, to serve
during the ensuing year. BY order of the
Board; ]. E. MARTIN, Secretary.
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RAILROAD ramas~HAEBr.
Corrected June 28d, IsOD.J
Ernnsrllle 4 rrarfar0sgIIle n.R.
eoINo RaAlm.

Leave Mail. EWpr Freight.
evansville ..i0:fj A d.. 5sl5 r ~. $3.50 a d
ATTfUc
Terre Haute. 400 y MILO % b hI... 4tlJ u M
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CHARTERED BY SPECIAL AOr on CovanEss.
CASH CAPETAL.-..a-..-. ...eI, 900, 900.
BRANCH OFFICE, PHILADELPHIA.
OBEICEI3S.
CLARENCE III. CLARK, Philadelphia
President
JAY COOKE, philaGelph Chairman
Finance and Executive Committee.
HENRY ID. COOKE, Washington, vice.
President.
EMERSON w. PEET, Philadelphia, Sec
rotary and Actuary.
FRANCIS q. SMITH, NJ D., Philadelphia
Medical Director.
This Company Issued, ln the nrslNTEN
MONTHS OF ft8 existence,
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Arrivals and DoDarfarea.

The arrivals and Departures M % ? d.
yesterday include the Glendale. g. Louis
10 Piusburg; ]. L. Graham, Henderson 10
return clara Scott, to Cincinnati
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THE NOVELTY
Is the only WrInger that has the PATENT
ELANGE COG WHEELS on both ENDS
of the Rolls: The cogs on one end Of a ron
are set relatively BETWEEN those on the otheT
end Of the SAME roll, virtually forming a
DOUBLE GEAR,
And thereby. nearly doubling the pur-
chase. THE importance of setting gears
In this position is not generally under
stoOd.1 Notwithstanding the rolls can
separate freely at either end, the Cog
wheels CANNOT be thrown out of gear on
both ends of the Wringer at the same
tive, unless the pressure is token on.
The NOVELTY is fastened to a tub or
box by q Patent Cured Clamp, which has
an equal bearing on tub the S0hole length
of The T5-inger. Other Wr1ngers are merely
fastened to stave at each end, and are
thus liable to wrench the slaves from their
proper position and ruin the tub.
The C0g-wheels, Thume-screws, Sc, are
nicely galvanized.
Buy the NOVELTY, or at least take IL
on trial with am or al others, and keep
the BEST. Sold everywhere.
n. d. PHELPS & CO.,
Gea'l Agents, IL GOrtlandt St, N. 7.
lse22 dwIm]
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-12-25
Administrators Sale.

Notice hereby given that in pursuance Of Inc ofds o t's Court anu h. ouun'y oi Iss.ts. ss' riory of Arizona duly made and entered on the 2D a of November A. D. l56g In the matter Of the esise JOHN UNDERWOOD, deceased the undersigned n mnisaior of said estate will sell ai public auction s highes; bidder for cash and subject to conhrmahoa p said Probate Court, Saturday. the sth day "' January, A, ID. 1870, between the hours " \ , s and P M of that day in front of the house d J. w. Swng in the town of Phoenix in said county and isn tory all the right title interes, and estate Of the sn estate has by operation of law of otherwise scqsfes other than, in addition to, that of the said niesiAe the time of hs death in and to that certain tract d Apo lying and being the of Ph0nix in said coun2 of Ysvapai and Territory of Arizona ssd known s w "UsasEsSs. Ranch aud consisting Ss sae hana,ee A sixty acres less with the improvements tnsrs Also, Twenty five shares n the Swlling lrganns O@hT one Plow and one Wagon. l,
 JOHN SMITH, Administrator.
 By JOIN HOWARD Aiioree!, Prescott, A. IT., December IS 1889. deoleS
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 IN THE DISTRICT COURT. THIRD JUDICIAL District in and for the county Of Ysvapai and TsIsy of Arzona.
 JOHN c Ao"AiS,S s ''' Plaintiff Order Q, ,us,,.,.. W. O. DAVIS. Defendant
 In pursuance of execution issued of the Drit Court of the Third Judicial District in and or YsvspG county Territory of Arizona by the clerk of sAid C0u the 10th day of November A. n. ls.a s directed directing to make of the goods of the above named defendant the of two thousand Eve hundred twenty two and e5lO0 dollars (e2 522 s together with hus dred hirytwo and a. 100 dollars and disbursements to satisfy judgment rendered in the District Coa ar said, against the defendant w. O. Davis and la favor o the plaintiff for the afore said Of money the leh day of November A. D. le69.
 have herefore levied upon ard viii expo.> sais as public auction 10 the highest bidder in ou of the Coar House in the of Prescott county of YayAysi and Territory of Arizona Saturday the 18th day of De eember A. D led9 al II o'clock of said day, the io lowing described property. to wit
 Four hundred and ten 4l feet of mining ground co As first eastern extension the Yuure lode situated h the county of Yavapai and Territory of Arizona
 JNO |. TAYLOR
 Sheriff of ysvapai conniy Prescott Arizona Nov 27 1869 neySa " The above sale Is postponed ai request of dessnd- ant and by consent Of plaintiff until Thursday the sA day of Tanuary, A. D. 1870, at II o'clock AM.
 JOHN L. TAYLOR, Sheriff
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CLOSE OF voLUNE.-The present is the last number of the MINER that shall be sent abroad among the people, this year, and, consequently, the last of volume six. During the year, we are sorry to say, we missed publishing our'paper two weeks, and that accounts for the fact that the present issue is numbered 50 instead of 52 But. it was not our fault Paper, which we ordered from San Francisco in ample time to reach here, did not make the connection, and, of course, prevented us from doing so. We have. however, more than made up to our readers for the loss of the two numbers, by the great amount of read ing matter published during the year. At the close of volume, it is customary for editors and publishers to parade what their respective sheets have done in the past, as we'll as what they intend to do in the future. but we do not care to say more than that, in the past we have done almost as well as was in our power. and in the future. we mean to work still harder to reuder the paper more useful to its supporters and the sparsely populated Territory in which 1t has to scratch graveln for an existence.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-12-25

Late numbers of the Les Angeles (Cal.) Daily Netos, furnish the following items:
 Opposition on the San Bernardino stage line was inaugurated yesterday.
 We learn that by the last steamer, an order was received at Wilmington, reducing the num- her of government employees at Drum Barracks to fifteen.
 A petition asking the Legislature to allow Los Angeles county to create an additional indebt- edness of $l,000.000 by presenting that amount in bonds, to the San Joaquin Valley Railroad, is now in circulation.
 We bear is stated that the Los Angeles and San Pedro Railroad Company has purchased the in. terest of the late John ]. Tomlinson, at San Pe- arp1
 At the municipal election held on Monday last Messrs. Mascarel. Workman, Caswell. Nor ris and Bexar were elected councilmen. Dr. T.. H. Rose school superintendent and N. Kremer, G. J. Clarke and J. G. Howard, school trustees.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-12-25

teen years. Within that time the labor, o, :, xourt nave largely increased and the expeps.. 'ae living have at least doubled Durins n'es th" oi time, Congress has twice found it necas, one same crease largely the compensation of i,s own " ln' oersi and the duty which it owes to ano,ba, "aI' n partment of the Government, deserves ,o pe' WILL undoubtedly, receive its due eonslderstoaru qua
 CONCLUSION
 There are many subjects not alluded to In ,., message, which might with propriety be I I,,la ,n' duced; but abstain, believing your pat,,",,..e and statemanship will suggest the topics anS ,tl legislation most conducive to the interest Inf ,,s s whole people. on my part l promise rigid d' ss' hcrence to the laws, and their strict enfofcemsrS
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-12-25
Administrators Sale.

Notice Is hereby given that in pun anes o an oiu s the Probate Court In and for the County of favaIl " rii0ry Of Arizona duly made and en sred on the sh G of November A. D. feGg in the m alter of me es-'. J. J. GIBSON deceased the unders igned, adInfni,us @ of said estate will sell public auction 70 ne bidder for cash and subject 10 hrmaton py s.ia bate Court on Saturday, the sth day et A uary, A. ID. 1870 between the hours oi A. A ,s. F. N of that day, in front of the Court House, f of Prescott, all the right title interest ana s said intestate a the time of his death, and all 'ns that the said estate has by operation of law of % ,,s acquired other than, n addition o that ot the s.a tate at the time of his death in and to all hoee 1 county of Yavapai and described as follows to-wit'
 One undivided one half interest in the ranch DO. s., pied by Luther Eiitt containing 320 acres, being "' ~ ranch below Ierty's in WOolsey Valley.
 r. il. wIiNDERLICH, Admnis'Is'11ss 4,
 By J. P. HAR0RAvE, Attorney. "'
 Prescott Dec is Ie6Y.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-12-25
SHERIFF'S SALE.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT, THIRD JUDICIAL District in and for the County of Yayapai and Teri tory of Arizona.
 WN. F. BANNING Plaintiff,
 q. } Order of pubiieato, J. c. FELL, et Al Defendants
 In pursuance of decree of foreclosure of MecAas, Lien in this dated the eleventh day of Novemb A. D 1889 shall expose for sale as tbe law drec Al the Court House in the towu Of Prescott Ia tho couutv al iavapa Territory of Arizona the 18th day of Decsu Der A n. 1909 ai 10 o'clock In the forenoon of ad dsv the property described In said decree follows certain twenty stamp quartz mill located n the county of Yavapai Territory of Arizona about twenty five m from Prescott stream known Turkey creek sDd known the Bully Busno Mill with the other s-ildins, together with the lands upon which the rrecsd and for quarter of mile beyond said mill on a side, thereof that Is to say, pls, half mile square hsv ing the mill in the center Also the other haAings nected herewith. hl.o. the mine known al ths Bully Bss=e mine. =lse located ssa stss:s4 .s ;As sSz=;y .s Territory aforesaid
 JNO. I. TAYLOR
 Sheriff of Yavapa e0abty. Prescott, Arirona Nov. 27. 1869. hOv27a
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-12-25
3rsal Adrertissmeuts.
SHERIFF'S SALE.

TN DISTRICT COURT-THIRD JIJDIciIr District County of fsvapai, Territory of Arizona
 JOHN RAIBLE plaintiff
 tOrier oF u,hii.. J. c. FELL, ct al, defendants. In pursuance of a decree of foreclosure of Ns,A.t, Lien, In this cause dated the eleventh day of Novsh A. D. lsd9 shall expose fVT sale the law drec. . the Court House n the town of Prescott in the er,, layapa, Territory of Arizona the 18th day of D,9 ber, A. D ls69 at 10 o'clock h the forenoon l ..,d s the property described n said decree as follows certain twenty stamp quartz mill located in th. sc, of lavapa Territory of Arizona about twenty .fy. [ from Prescott on a stream known as Turkey creet .s known the Bully Bueno mill with the other buId,s together with the lands upon which the same s srseS and for quarter Of mile all sides thereof tls, s to say-a plat one half mile square having said min Ia ,h center Also the other buildings connected the,ersl also located and situated In the Territory and county % said JNO. l.. TAYLOR
 sherifT of Yavapa oouuty Prescott Arizona Nov 2T le6a poyo7,I''
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-12-25
The Presidents Message.

Below will be found all of President Grants Frst Message to Congress that we have been able to crowd Into our columns. Had the document been received earlier In the week, we would have given it entire. The portion not published by us treats, principally, of our relations with foreign countries The President sympathises with the Cuban rebels, but says the time has not yet come for the United States to recognize them us bel- gerents: