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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-03-24

Own DRm1fs0.-Howard Glyndon,
writing to the New York Matt, on some
ofths prevalent fashions, says:
don't object to the ladies wearing
lace lowers upon satin dresses, and
diamonds In their hair aud on their
necks. nor do object to admiring
lookers-on reporting how gracefully
these things were worn. but every
thing Ia moderation don't think
much ofany woman who puts III that
she can possibly rake and scraps to-
gether upon ball room costume for the
avowed purpose Of outshining every
woman present, not IN grace or elegance
Or case Of manner, but simply IL the net
cost at her dress and jewels! My dear
reaaer, don't you think that this has
Somsahing Of u barbaric favor about it?
Fdr'fny part, it makes me think OF the
king of Daho'ney, with rings on his
fingers and bells Oh his toes, or of the
sChiefssf Ashateh. with lis war paint on;
and Nsaien INDUCED in 10y an educated
ami utv ilized woman, 1t is worse than
'tat&Airic; it Is coarse! 1t isl hate 10
says, }, but the truth is that it Is ruigar;
~ is.snore than that, it 10 criminal. 1t
helfs to demoralize the social atmos-
iphere; 1t more than helps to such
paes,ics in Wall street as we've had late
.ly--this passion that our woman have
ffsr the costliest apparel, and this passion
vi our men for the fastest horses. No
striving after personal re1lnement--after
nobleness ofdeportnent aud superiority |
of taste ane distinguished manners. No
striving to be, ut heart, ladies and gen
tlenaan. No! only All ambition to hold !
the costlest cigars between lips and |
pour out slang and bad grammar, and
connecting worse) breaking Of the |
laws Of God, and Of nature and honor
to wear priceless diamonds on coarse
aud pIebian fingers, aud to hold in
those stunIpy hands the reins Of horses
that have cost thousands upon thou
sands, and who are land that is at least.
one consolation) what many of their
owners are nOt-thoronyhbred. Why!
there never was u country with SO many
opportunities as ours for bringing up
nation Of born and bred ladies and gen
tlenlen. Accounts ought to so into
every land-not of the costliness Of our
mems equipages and Of our women's
diamonds-but of the courtesy aud re.
finement o. our gentlemen and the
grace aud high breeding Of our ladies.
We ought to feel that both the one and
the other can shine by the light alone OF
what they are, and not of what they
pssess. But to get the reputation sole
~ Of being the keepers of fine horses,
and the women of fine diamonds-oh,
fie!-its's vulgar vulgar-vulgar!
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-03-24
SHERIFF SALE.

Di VIRTUE OF. A SPECIAL EXECUTION
- to me directed, issued from the Office OF he
Clerk OF the Circuit Court. in ana toi the Cnun-
~ of Cedar and state of Iowa. in favor Of w
Kenyon, and against Vim ii Boyce, have lev
led upon the following property as the prop
The southeast quarter ~ Of tho sontba,s,
quarter ca 81 section number tweuty-three
t23j- in township number eighty (So) range no
four =. west OF the 9TH p. m. containing forty
acres situated in Cedar county, Iowa.
And shall offer the same for sale at the
Court House door in the town OF Upton, in
said county. on saturday, the end day of
April A. ID. 1870 at 10 o'clock q. IN. of said day
tosatlsiy said execution and the costs that may
accrue thereon.
Dated this 9Th day of March. A. ID. 1870.
JOHN ID. SIEARER
3"h Sheriff of Cedar County, Iowa.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-03-24

nable and Ear more en-
tried it, know that cured them hose vino Vino nave nave
and all know that what it does once Il doe. .irs.
that it never fails through any fault or neeiscto
vs. Mpo Ms have and can show thou.
bic cures Of The following Complaints. Int sucs
cures are known in every ncigh6orhoo. ma w., wsn
eo1oh. III e%aes; e soniS, e ~ and
mel or any delctcrious drug, they NAV - 49,
with safety by anybody. Their sugar coating nss.
take. while being purely vegetable no SssM so
arise from their use IN amy quantity. t.s, : -
internal as 9a.es4s j ,asf s se s sss
into healthy action remove the obstructions Of The
stomach, bowels, liver, and other organs Of 10
by correcting, wherever they exist, such Gersnrs.
ments rs are the first origin Of disease. -s ,
Minute directions are given in the wrapper on
the box, for the following complaints which thess
For 6y.,-r.ia or IaA,gess.sn, lsssseas.
ne.s, Ianyuor and Les: IF Aspetise, thsy
ach and restore its healthy tone and action Il
For Liver Complains and its various symp.
Jaunsltce or Green Sickness, DilIouG
Collie and DiltOas Ecsern, they should be ju.
s Which
For Dysentery or Dtsrrhseo, but enc mild
dose sel y e generally required: d. ~.....,t
HACK and I.oins, they should lie continuously
taken, required, to change the diseased action az
the system. With such change those complaints
disappear. Tf"
For Drorsy and Dropescal Swelainss they
should be taken in large and frequent doses 10 pro.
duce the effect of drastic purge. i. 2 VS. = :
For Suppression large dose shouM be takan
rs it produces the desired effect by sympathy.
As 4 Dfssner f'iU. take ono Or two FiNs 10 mn.
mote digestion and relieve the stomach.
An occasional dose stimulates the stomach ana
bowels into healthy action, restores the appetite
and nvgorates the SYSTEM Hence II Il omen nd
ynntageous where no serious dcrai,gement cxissa. .
One who icrls tolcrably well, oflen finds that dose
Of t,ete Pills nlskc him feel decdctlly better fren
their cleansing and rcnovating effect on the diges
tive apparatus. There arc Numerous cases wlero
4 purgativc Is required, which we cannot cnuaer.
ate here but they suggest themselves to everybody,
and where the virtues Of this Iiv are known, IL
public no longer doubt what to employ.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-03-24
SHERIFF.. SALE,

BY virtue ofa special execution 10 me- d..
rected, issued nom the ONCE Of the CLERK Of
the Circuit Court. in and for the country e
Cedar and State Of Iowa, in favor Of Josiah
keislar, and against George Holman and
Charlotte Hoffman, Admr's. have levied up
on the following property o the properly Of
man, Almf's, to wit:
The north half Of the nosthwest fractional
eighty 49, Of range four (sl. vest oYthe 6th >.
M, containing eighty and . half acres, aisuat.
ed In Cedar county, iowa.
Court House door In the town Of TiptOn, In
said county, on Saturday, the "a day q
day, TO satisfy said execution and costs that
Dated this ID day q March. a. p. 1910. ,,,f.
JOHN d. 6HEARER.
3wll t Sheriff Of Cedar county, lows.
"A. b. Maynard, Deputy.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-03-24
Ilousck cepers will find the best assortn.e,
CHAMBER AND PARLOR
FURNITURE.

at NJ. Beach's store. south of the Court Hons,
Upton, Iowa. His stock is complete aud Of
the best. ana cansists of everything usually
kept III furniture store 1913
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-03-24
To All Whom it May Concern:

notice is hereby given that on the 18th day
q April, A. D., 1870. being the first day of the
county, Iowa, the application of Amos q Aiii-
Ter q Co, OF Stanwood, Iowa. will be presented
Tor permit 10 sell intoxicating liquor at their
store A. said town of Stanwood, Cedar county
10 VA, for Med cinal, Mechanical, Culinary and
purposes only 2wlI
Per l. SMITH, Atty.
AMOS 6. MILLER eco.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-03-24

THE FASTEST YIME.-The following
table, complied from official sources.
will be found interesting, and may serve
to settle some of the many disputes that
arise in this connection:
The fastest time, trot,ing. pacing and
running, Ola record at all distances. ia IA
follows:
lmile, pacing, Billy Boyce. 2:l4l
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-03-24
UNDERTAKING.

aud ali calls promptly illed without the usual
delays.
In order 10 give the publican idea of the use
iuiness of the Metallic Cast, the following is
Inserted:
ST. Louis, April IL. 1867
MEssts CRANE, BREED * to.-tienlleineu.-
tn sal urday last we Were called upon tn & Ike
large of the remains OF IL child OF one of our
CITIZENS which had been removed from 9uin-
cy. III, to deposit in the Belliontaine Gene
terry. The child died about four Years agu,aud
was buried at Quincy, in II Metallic Burial
Case, OF your manufacture, furnished bv MS
" iien the ia was removed, on saturday last
the itce, rs visible through the glass, was in n
most p"fte state OF preservation. We con-
Slder TINS as liiustrat i've only of what can al
ways nc accomplished with your Metallic Bur-
iai uses. when proper care is taken in sealing.
When used with Schollay : Patent Beodnriz-
CT, no circumstances a. 10 temperature or dis
ease. need prevent them from being I'll thai is
cia med by You: safeguards from contasion
and fron intruSion: adapted to transportation
indispensable" 10 the healthinesS and cle.nli-
ness CT vaults; enduring Tor generations.
Yours. etc.
JOHN A. SMiTHERS 4 BRO. Undertakcrs
No. 1l7 Chestnut ST., st. Louis, Mo.
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ono bpf7Tc Worth from $3.50 to 500 In
OOO 1kAAGN Cfeenbacks.
awarded to subscribers and agents for WOODS House
HOLD MAGAZINE the largest and best Dollar Monthly
in the world. similar prizes to be repeated FUN
particulars in March Number For sale by all News
dealers or sent with Catalogue OF Premiums receipt
of 10 cents. Address SIS. WOOD,
Sewburgh, n Y.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-03-24

Last Sunday, In one of the Sabbath
schools of our city, says the Burlingame
Hassk eye, . Juvenile class was ques-
toned by its teacher In regard to the
parable OF the shepherd and his flock:
"Who IL our shepherd?"
Jesus"
"WhO are Chrjst's lambs 2"
1--WE are.u
TO test the reasoning capacity Of the
little urchins, she asked:
sIf the children are the lambs, what
are the gr0wn-up folks?"
A bright little shaver said:
'..Thsy ere The rolicking rams |
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-03-24
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Fer All ne psrposes Of a I.x...x..
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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-03-24

D6~ The Highest Premiums at all the
fairs and exhibitions Of the United States
and Europe, hare been awarded the Gro
Ger d; Baker Se,cing Machines, and the
,cork done by them, sVherever exhibited in
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-03-24

a3-An illustrated pam phlet, contalning price
lists, with samples efboth the Grover & Baker
stitch and the shuttle stitch In the Various
fabrics, will be furnished on re Guest.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-04-09
Personal, Etc.

Captains Hobart and Preston, aud Lieut.. King, paid the MINER office friendly visit, Monday last.
 A. J. Moore formerly Sheriff of this county, arrived here Saturday last. Since leaving Pres cott several months ago, Mir Moore has travelled extensively through Eastern Nevada and Califor- mia. He says he has seen no country that suits hlI. as well as Central Arizona.
 Sam. c. Miller has returned home from Califor- nia, where he purchased largely Of groceries and provisions, which are now on the road for this place
 R. w. Groom got in Saturday last, from Wick. euburp Bob " gives q favorable account ot matters and things in and around Wiekenhurg.
 John G. Campbell of Campbell X Bufiam, Pres colt, arrived at his home in this place, sunday evening last, from California, where he purchased an immense stock Of goods for this market. Some Of his goods arrived yesterday.
 r Tom. Gates, q shrewd citizen of Los Angeles California, who left for his home Saturday last told us, previous to jumping into the stage, that he was much pleased with his visit here, and that our country was one oi the finest he had ever seen We agree with him.
 John A. Rush returned from California Tuesday last, disposed of his property here, and, with hts family, will leave us this morning for Wicken burg where he proposes to engage in mercantile business. While In California, Mr. R. purchased fine stock of goods. We in common with al the people Of Prescott, nope that MT. anu mie' N will find as many warm friends in Wickenburg a they leave behind them in Prescott. Miss VII burn, young lady Of culture and refinement goes with them.
 Wm. Nj. Buffum, of the Prescott firm of Camp bell .S Buffum, Is booked for Los Angeles, an' win start on this mornings coach. During hi short stay in Prescott he has made many warn | friends He will return soon. | Messrs. Bryant Gray and Hitchcock have gon | to Bl, Bug, to take look at mill aud mine ! J.W Johnson and others got to Prescott Thurs
 day afternoon last, from the Salt river country | They brought no news of importance.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-04-09
Mining Matters.

Our miners are getting along swimmingly. Three mills now running in this vicinity, be- sides several arastras The last cleanup made at the Big Bug mill yielded sl 300 This amount was taken out in about five days. Taylor & Co.,, who have been working Charter Oak ore, in a new yIystra, near the head of the Hassayampa cleaned up recently, and got s57 % to the ton. The gold taken out by them--a large cake--can be seen at Jackson & Bros A small bar-taken out at the Eureka mill--can be seen at the same place. The Eureka Is now running on good ore, from the Pine Mountain lode and it Is thought that the first cleanup will be big one, The Sterling Is pounding away A cleanup has not yet been made Excitement runs high about the new lodes recently discovered near Camp Date Creek. Sev- eral citizens of Prescott and vicinity started for that locality this week Arastras are being built and town will soon be laid ofi---Fred Henry has found the "richest thing yet" in Walnut Grove District. IL is ledge oi gold. bearing rock that prospects "viclsusly" for over 300 yards. We saw lot of the ore, at Jackson & Bros Wednesday last, and must confess that it dis played more free gold than any rock seen by us In many day.--C. Y. Shelton Of Walker Dis trict, has just finished working eight tons oi Mountain Jay ore from which he got about S36 .00 per ton.---Tbe Vulture mill near Wickenburg Is doing remarkably well.-The news from tho placcrs continues good.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-04-09

GEN. RIPLEY and the British expert who accompanied him, have gone to California. They examined the Sierra Colorado mine, in Pima county, and the Vulture, in this coun- ty. We learn that the Englishman was high ly pleased with the Vulture.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-04-09

FROM YUMA CotSTY.-We have on hand two letters from correspondent at Arizona City, which, owing to sickness in the MINER family, we have been unable to epitomze and publish. We will, however state that min ing and other matters were brisk in that sec- tion of our Territory ... The steamers Coco pah and Colorado had met with accidents that prevented them from running, for short time.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-04-09
FORT RAwLlSs, A. T,

tsEAR wfLLIANsoS yALLKY.l On. Million q 900 OoO) pounds of Barley or Cora Sixteen hundred q 600 tons of Hay Two thousand 2IOOQ Cords of Wood-Cedar, Juniper or Pine.
 Bids mus, be made separately sor each article and each post and proposals ril be received io any rorsa G the supplies required a, either of the pos;s.
 An bids furnish ths supplies required must be for sound and ciesn merchanabe Corn Barley free from all impurities good and tight sacks delivered the several pos;s and for ts best quality of Hay delivered u the stack with timber slabs under stAoks keep the Hay from the ground to provide for drainage and free circulation f air the Wood Co be four eei oug and corded four fec, high and be good sound ehastabls wood and the articles delivered bs cssysd subject fhe inspection of sbc oeer agent of the Uuitsd States receiving the sane
 The aslvssy of the hay and the wood al the several pos,s must the frs, of Jsly ls70 and d the corn harley of November is0 and viii continue until the hrs, o July. is7 and bc deliver. ed between these dates ih such quantities and such tmes As may required by several Post Quarter { master other osupetsn, authority.
 Al bids must be raaas in trplioais with copy of shs advertisement Ia sip ion hi paper ,hersuuio sachea nnd seoes.fui bdsrs ~i i- required to Eiv. bonds equal any 60 r<F of the amoeB, asy that may D. awarded ibea Easy~Hsse sr tie faithful yerosmAscs d he same; and TrFsA  offered sy the bdd.s his suFsss stating their wiling into bBds q The faithful performances a aHy coatrscs thss may b~ awarded him.
 h case of frus making bids shs cf each ndiv dual member Q, the Gra ee written is fan hrz name.
 Prices te writer and also expressed iH fgurrs Rsa bs stated in Gold Gaia wiiA understanding thai the eqaisAen, or ihs a~;. S v~ymest ;s be paid to [. $ Legal Tcsasr Soses
 Payment vii be made ia saeA fund, zy be farnisbst by ths Unii~d States fur IrTa~s date og d. livery os ihs articles funds hand not co hand Frop-r reoeipss wsu bs given by the reosisiHg ooer The nghi to rs3eci any snd Su hads s ressrsse-
 Proposals he issiesed envelope and iBdor-ed Proposal. sS Cs<a~ Barisy- Hay. @ Wood 0 be delivered 6, "Fars whspys,. aFort Ravliu. Camp Verde o Camp Date Cresi aad directed t the undersigned
 IL must bs distinctly uBdsrsood that ie qaAnsiiies oosn 0 barley hay and wood above usDaeusd are fh, quantities that win probably te required the seven ps hut that te sKgeoees Of tse and ts iHt-r ests of the Government reqas diHag,os sf thas. qaanliies
 Bids bs made sahec, oondisoas of this d vertssmsui aud win considered unles. ts person Arms making them Iveseu per~ou sy attorney at Inc ofchlns os ,ss bls aod proposals wlll re oeived from persons who have heretofore failed to fala thsr eonirscss wllA ,he favernaasut
 Ne made usdsr bs. advertisement viii t% ooa idsred h ip'cs unt approved by the Sub District De l4rlsoeui and Division CommAsssssx
 By authority Of the chief oaasserAsss. Dsvsrnsni cslissrpiA
 CIV. POSTER.
 B'vt Coioaes and A. c N |. S Army Chief ouarteFuAs,er Sub District of Sosihsrs An1oaa
 ApSat7
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-04-09
PRrscorr. April g. 1870 ,,a;ans Steal Four Animals from B Prospecting Party.

eo,oc three weeks ago. party oi nine p'''
 too Prescott for a tour through the noun P,''Oa -,a in their rambles were discovered by the iains' "nN ybo one night while the party was en- ApaenvI rcar Bradshaw Mountain, stole soitiy Sap Sn~p and drove of two horses mule ana oqrto belonging the party Ds sGUTg Ss saw " while oI .ho !, aIons divide. party of eleven savages iocHu down quietly in circle at the bottom ol stun While the foolish nine were discussing ra,'ao ,o do and how to act the Indians dlscoV' nS wn ,hcu and re,rcated as speedily as possioie'
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-04-09

5lst, lhfUt
 Anderson B c Lawry DR Bett Joseph C Lowry Dami Bett Jose Correia : AcMinn John c Bowlcs George Mcdonald Edward BetZ Matthias Maddin James II Bruggcr Geofge Moore 0 Baker James C Manly Charles Bania AZ Manly ACLH Bonet John MorcABd D Cotle N Moss John w COrhiH Ss.ss J=mos Clanton J NJ Niles HSnry w Cook Richard Lattridge fl NJ Clark Frederic Porter Bastln l. Cook c wF2 Rsdeler HeuryD Dunkard RJ Roassel Peter Fisher Charles II Reed George Furguson CT Rose " D Rulclar Fred Russell Peter Fracia CuOo steut Levi K Fraser w Az Stuart Mac Ficmmlng Pat Sullivan Hugh Ferris C W hlaniy Charles Graham Patrick Schrncltzcr George HAsklns Edward schimel Joseph Hooker II C Stevenson l. Hoges Thomas Thompson Miss DOna II Hughes Barney smith W H
 JohnsonS Thompson David Ee!lehef James Wage Charles N
 Kelcber James Whlicomb Krocsiad 40 Woolsey King
 Kite Wateffnan Nike
 Keiler Vim Willoughby Milton Linchk Frank G. W. BARNARD. r. NJ
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-04-09
Redemption of County Warrants.

rRIAsuRIRs OFFICE. COUNTY or YAyAPAL !
 PREscorr ARILoNA. April g, le7o. County Warrants numbers 2 {, > 2 Isa 10, IT. l2 IA I f5 i6 iT is Ia 90 2i % 2J a. o5 %, %. 2s 29 30 a. 32 J1 3i 35 10 37 g and @ series ls70' and County Bond 7S win be raid npon presentation at this
 TFcn.yrrf.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-04-09

LEGAL TEsDERs.--The Los Angeles Daily by us from California;, says Legal Tenders were worth % cents, at San Francisco, March %.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-04-09

WE learn that all the companies Of the sth Cav. airy still in the Territory, arc assembled in and around Fort Whlpple, and that they will take up the line of march for New Mexico, ia A day or two. It Is said that several companies of the Third Cavalry have arrived in Southern Arizona.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-04-09

FoRr wnirrLE-wc visited this post which |. Located me mile north Of Prescott, Saturday ,.., and were hospitebly entertained by its gen ,smsply officers orocr and cleanliness were @ ob, IDahi: in and around the garrison. which is one oS ,s, beallhiest in America. General Wheaton commander o of the sub district, and Colonel '. W Foster Quarternaster oi tne 1, suousSl.' whis,' .Ja and transact the business of their re- r.ncctIye departments in way that gives entire .sr.f,ction to government and people. We can .sgcly say that they arc honest, capable officers
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-04-09

snoT BY ISDIASs.-A Mexican was, a day or two ago, ot and wounded by Indians, In the the woods near Prescott. When hf by the bullet, he was chopping wood. He did not sec the In. dians, but tracks made Icy two Of them after. wards seen by parties who went out to hunt them. His wound Is no, dangerous.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-04-09

THE CONCERT which was given al Kerr's Build ing. on the evening Of tue sd inst, by the Fort whipple Cornet Band, inc Prescott Brass Band. and several musicians of Prescott, who voun- tecred their services, entire success, must. calIy and financially.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-04-09

THE RAILRoAD.- The prospects for the speedy completion of the 35th Parallel rail road are brightening.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-04-09
IN THE PROBATE COURT. Territory of Ar

! zoba, County of Yavhpai
 In the matter os the estate of PRANK FOUGHT. d.. eeaEcd.
 Notice hereby given to m TryYns interested tn tho estate Of said dsesasea o sT4@sr before Iii. Honor H Fleury Judge of sad Court ai the Court House in said county Monday. May zl 4. D. ls70 10 o'clock A N. of that day C. show f any they can why nn order should not be made for te sale of the real said decsascd consisting of two town lots with smPeovs meu's thereon siiaac in fhe Of wickenburg eoun drcd and twelve feet ef mining ground in the First East ENiensiou of the Nuure Mine, situated n county and Terrorv aforesaid
 Witness my hand and the seal o the Probate Court this fLEl hfth day of April. is70
 apr9 JOHN H. BEHAN. Clerk
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-04-09

ISAAC DAwLY has been appointed Postal Agent for Arizona, New Mexico and Colorado, in place of NJ. E. Dufiield, removed.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-04-09

TmE San Diego ''gold mines have been robbed of all the rich boulders, and at latest dates, it was hard to find "color" m the district
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-04-09

DISTRICT CoUEr.-Judge Turner opened Court here, Monday last, and ordered tha; the names Of a sufficient number Of citizens 10 serve as grand and trial jurors, at the May term Of Court, be drawn and summoned. The session will coFn- mence on the first Monday tn May next.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-04-09

BIG RAISE OF SHEET AND GoATs.-Four or five days ago, party Of copper colored thieves made a descent upon about l3O head of sheep and goats, belonging to Judge II. Brooks, of Woodsidc, near Prescott, and drove them to the mountains Rath- CT q heavy assessment on the Judge.