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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-06-11
Notice.

I ]. LAWRENCE, VI. D., OF NORFOLK,
q Va, Manufacturer OF "KoSkoo," has
been miSrepresented 10 us as an irresponi-
BILE man. He has satisfied US that the infor-
nation upon which we acted in advertising
him was ill-founded. We are Just as
anxious TO do Mr.. Lawrence justice as We
are TO protect ourselves and. the public
junII LEWIS BAKER SCO.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-06-11

As a blood cleanser and purifier
nothing equals DR.. Pierces Alternative
Extract or Golden Medical Discovery.
1t cures Pimples on the face, Eruptlons
Blotches, Scrofulous Diseases and all
Sores arising from impure blood.
Sold by druggists or send three dol
lars and twenty-five cents to DR. r. V.
Pierce, Buffalo, n. Y, and get three
bottles free of express charges
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-06-11

power to send for persons and papers,
was adopted.
Smith was discharged from the Gus
tody Of the House.
Adjourned. ~
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-06-11
SO ReWard.

IL somewhere between second street, on
Main, and 81. Matthew's Church, on Fourth
street, a large Gold Cross, on which were
engraved the names OF Bishop Mead and
Bishop Johns. The above reward will be
given for the return OF the same To the
Wheeling Savings Institution. Junll
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-06-11
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Found.

On THE NATIONAL ROAD, A POCKET
" Book containing some money; also, a
lever belonging 10 the break Of an express
wagon. The owners can have the same by
calling at the Office Of the Omnibus Stable,
and paying advertising charges. junll
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-06-11

Persons who have once tasted Blanc
Mango Puddings, Custards or Creams
made from SEA Moss FARINE, and served
with good rich cream or milk, will never
need coaxing to use it, as it makes one
of the most delicious, nutritious, econo
mical, and health-giving articles of food
ever provided by a bountiful Provl
dence.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-06-11
MASONIC NOTICE.

"A AN ADJOURNED MEETING OF
the Masonic Brethren will be held
n X IN Masonic Hall, this evening,
IVY Nth inst.,l for the purpose Of hear
ing reports OF Committees and taking def
mite action relative 10 celebrating 81. Johns
Day. Ed. WEISGERBER, Chairman.
II STERLING Secretary iunll
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-06-11

100 DOZEN PATENT GROOvED UNION
Washboards, with surface board grooved 20
as zinc will at solid to It. Retaibs for . per
cent. more money and outwears four COM
Upper Market. PRYOR, BOYD q CO.,
anrI3 No. lsi Market street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-06-11
M'hsslins Register,
R~ Market Reports on Third Page.
Congressional Convention.

The Democratic Convention for nominat-
ing Candidate for Congress, in the First
district, will be held at WEST UNION,
DOddridge county, on WEDNESDAY,
JULY ZTH
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Str-ayed or Stolen.

A LARGE WHITE HOG, WEIGHING
n over 40 pounds. The only marks
about him are: A portion OF his right ear Is
cut of and a portion OF his tail. Any infor-
nation that will lead 10 his recovery Will
be literally rewarded.
Junll MARSHALL & ELBERT.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-06-11

IT is thought now that Congress will
nat reconstruct Tennessee this SEES.
sion.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-06-11
T.. ID. Il.

T.. ID. u.
DURE MATERIALS ONLY, AND OF
i the very best quality, are used In tho
manufacture OF Logan, List & Co.'S Excel
siOr Baking Powder, the best In the market.
Sold by Grocers and Dealers everywhere.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-06-11
Sundrics.
II. B. II.
SRpOliO.

IIHE INCEST ARTICLE IN THE MAR
ket for Cleaning Glass ana all kinds Of
metals. For sale by
LOGAN, LIST & 60.
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Court House.

Services at lOh5 A. NJ. and IA p. NJ. sun
day School AT the usual place, al O'Clock.
iunll
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Religious Notice.

ENGLISH EVAN. LUTHERAN con-
u gregation will worship tomorrow, and
until further notice, at the
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-03-19
Tna APACHEa :-Sems l2 days ago, ths 1

Tas APACHEs :-Soms l2 days ago, the paymaster's clerk, en rontefrsm Camp MeDoW- ell to Camp Rino with an escort of l3 men, was attacked by large party of Indians near Tonto creek. No apprehension was felt that Indians lurked in the vicinity, and the first inimation of their presence was given by a vollsy of arrows and bullets. The paymastsrs clerk, whose name We have been unable to learn, vas wounded in the arm and one of the escort vas killed. The Indians, as usual, 6nd- ing that they did not have an advantage in the proportion of 100 against ], did not attempt to improve their victory, but fled after the first fire to gloat in triumph over what they had thus accomplished.
 HORSE RACE:-Quite an excitement sprung up on Tuesday evening at the announcement that a race was about to come of between two third rate horses, known in Territorial language as "plug4." The horses were thOSe of Major DuffieId and Pedro Aguirrs. The distance was sbOu: 500 yards, and plug No carried of the stakes. The Majors horse, cbagriDeG at his defeat but determined to retrieve his fallen honor, concluded to run of with his rider, so pricking up his tail he took bee line for mo- where in particular, and had he net became Icg-weary he wosld doubt ess be running still, as no COW in the vicinity would suffer herself to De saddled for the purpose of heading him of.
 ARRIVALS Ca lifornia is oVerstocked. Eight months ago, judging fromth tide of emigration f. m Texas in transit through ArizonA and destined for California, we predicted that such would be the case, and such, now, is the case We likewise Augured the early return ts Ari- zona of many of these hopeful emigrantS, and we augured correctly fer now they come-by tWos, by tours, by dozens, and by scores. They sell us that California is oyerran by all classes of people without money, and without smploy ment or profession. We believe them, and every one who considers that for whole year the Eastern States have been vomiting their foatiug human debris upon California through he Pacific railroad, will believe them ike wise. To ycu, who, having fled from that crowded field, have arrived in Arizoua, we would say that you are ip a good country, A country wherein yon may grow rich by ta6Or. Do Net isse time by waiting for something "te turn up." Here. in Tucson you cannot al find employment but before, behind, and on either s'de of yom lie extensive valleys, uncul- t.vated and unclaimed You are all men and must depend upon yourselves, so go to work and be independent If there be among you those who will say we have been absurd in our recommendation, We ask you to pass here 10 years hence and view all that might nave been yours.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-03-19
Notice :! ]!

We will inform the Public, and travelling Con- munity in general, that we have just built and fitted up, gsod store houIs ct Fort Bowie 4. T and have furnished the same with . Complete a.sortme of Goods suitable for Travellers sad emi grants, which we will sell ct the same prices that such goods arc sold for in Tucson, or on the Rio Gr2nde. Our Stock consists Sf general assortment of Dry Goods and Groceries and we will keep constantly on hand -four, Bacon, Lard, Corn. Beans and iR fact, any article required by enigrants, and travellers, at reduced prices.
 FULLY < oCHoA < Co.
 Jan. 1Sth 1873. If
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-03-19
MOTT CE l

Tn the Matter of the Estate St Samuel Brown
 deceased.
 NOTICE is hereby given by the undsrsigns q Administrator of the said estate to the creditors of and all persons having claims against the sai estate, to Sx hibit the same with the necessary vouchers sS the undersigned, at bis Store in Tus> son, County of Pima, and Territory of ArizORs within twelve Snths from the date of this notice after which outstanding claims will fer sVaT be debarrsd,
 E.. \. FISH. TUCzoN, 4. T., AdunistratsRs February 6th, 1t7s. tl3.St
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-03-19
T0csON, A. T., June lst, lS6s

NJ R, Plah of Tucson, is hereby appointed our agent for the transaction of all business connected directly or indirectly with trans portation of Government stores from Tucson Depot to all posts dependant upon it for sup. plies.
 HINDS | HOOKER.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-03-19
PROPOSALS TOR PACK MULES
TUCSoH DEPOT, {, I.
 Hakrnar~ 021 TQ1

TUCsoH DEPOT, 4, I.
 February 23d, 1870. NEALED PROPOSALS (which must be made in j duplicats) will be received at this Ofica until Monday, the 18th of March next, at D o'clock, noon, for furnis hing the QuarternasterE Depart ment at this place, or st the Sonora iiue, with sS pack mules.
 Said mules must bo good, stout, short coupled. stron g-bodied animals, capable of packing two hundred and fifty pounds, each not less than four, nor more than nine years of age, in full health end good condition and free from any blemish or dsfeot which would unfit them fer ss- were work, and must have shed the four front "colts" teeth and developed the four sOrrespond- permanent testh-two in each jaw.
 The animals, when offered, will be subject to \ rigid inspection, and nons but those that are found by the inspector ts conform ts the above specifications will be accepted.
 Each bid must be accompanied by bond in the sum of three thousand (S,0OO) dollars signed by the bidder and tive or more reliable auretiss. guaraR tssing that in ease the contract is RWard. cd to tho bidder he will faithfully execute tka same.
 Separate bids will be made for delivery ct this place, and at the Sonora line,
 The mules must be delivered within sixty days of the acceptance of any bid or bids.
 The government reserves the right to reject gay or all bids deemed unsatisfactory.
 ProUOsals to be plainly endorsed 'ProposaIa for Pack Mules" and addressed to the under signed st this place.
 By order of Bvt. Brig. Gsnl c. c. sautsTs
 Chief c. M. Department of California. J, G, c. LEE, 26fss BFt. Lt. Col, and 4. O. E,
, 1870-09-09

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the Crown Prince, and the interview is
thus described by NJ. Chabrillart =
II confess | am very much embarrassed.
If l draw a dlttering portrait of the
Prince it will be said that l am sold to
the Prussians if draw an unfavourabIe
picture of him to crafty any malevolent
passion I shall be guilty of injustice and
taIsehood. [ am a reporter, which means
a kind of photographer. | shall therefore
simply and truly state what I saw and
what was said. Those who may be dis
satisfied with my account must deal with
, 1870-09-09

The Prince themselves. 1t is not my
fault that he Is human. Would to Hea-
ven that all Germans were like him but,
unfortunately, it is not so. Prince Ere
derrick William, heir to the Crown of
Prussia, is a man of tall stature, thin,
with a calm and placid countenance, but
in the curve Of his aquiIiue nose and his
dlIatlng n%ostriIs there are evidences of
energy, while the rapidity of his glance
convlnces you of his decision. A full
fair beard %sottens the somewhat stern
expression of his features. He has great
, 1870-09-09

Latoris S 9,O84,
New-York tribune., 1870-10-25
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.

Before Judge Bene3ict.-M re RGymond g.
Laiore-In this case motion was made 10 q'iasn the
ant Is charged with violation OF the itb section Of the
Bankruptcy law, I'm cOnceaing portion Of his properly
and making false statements relative thereto. Counsel
now raised objection 10 the first ten counts tht hty
d moi set forth with sufficient mnutcness the acts Of
the bankrupt and the proceedings by which the decree
yas obtained n cOntendcd the part OF the mover
hat tbc Indictment shoud show ON its face that all the
proceedings by which the decree Of bankruptcy were OBJ
taned not regular. Secondly the indictment IN d
scribng the property and money concealed and I'm its
descriptions not full enough That II described the
money rs bank bills and other moneys Of particular de
of The pr9perty was too vague enable the prisoner 10
know OF what specific Ofense he was charged.
Mr. Purdy on the part OF tine Government, contended
that the Indictment had only to show its face much
the proceedings as would enable the Court 70 arcer
tain that the prisoner at the time OF the alleged acts was
at the time a bankrupt within the meaning OF the law
That all the minute proceedings and evidence before me
anLrnptry Court we're necessary 20 be SCI out in the
jndictmenf that as TO the allegation OF insuccncy IN
the Indictment to the description OF me money ahd
nroerty II that account described general property and
money, the indictment contained It's dnphcac account
with a particular descrpu0i-ihh IN IacI,
precise description OF the money ana me properly;
In answer TO the case cited in western Court counsel
tirey dfercnt In that case Judge Miller decided that
the Indictment shOuld contain tue name or te crcdos
and the pctitiOn. The or Burr dlHreu from Iit
case that the indictment was then iCund DeoIo tne
OF the act. In this before the ndictmcnt was 'I
The prisoner had been by due process Oi Court dec 10
Ge debtor in bankruptcy within the meaning OF the
law and Judge BatcfOrd had Leld IhaJ person "cllS
debtor I'm bankruptcy ina legal position, ana essen
ally the same as being nsOYent and hence al the time
the prisoner concealed his property ne was DdHMuP
within the meaning of the act In conclusion colnse
asked for leave le brief, setting forth ms views
The Court reserved decision. - ,.,
COunterfcu Currency.-Peter McClosky was arralgheu
charged with attempting to pass cOnnterleII OIey Oh
Mr. Richard Jones' OF No %. Amtypace. The prisoner
hired carriage OF the complainant, ana IN IdymtIlC
rendered him counterfeit $40 bill David BrOwnley VINO
lately pleaded guilty to passing counterfeit money WIS
called as q witness and testified TO the ADMISSIONS OF
guilt made in jail by McClosky. The jury Iouhd Ihe
prisoner guilty and sentence was deferred. -.,o,,
Passing COuaterIeH UOH6y.-JOhn B0wden arrhgncu
on charge Of passing counterfeit money pleaded glly
and was remanded for sentence.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-25

eyes necessarily tyrant but they themsTos are inca
pabe Of tyranny. Their authority is legitimate because
they alone possess the traditions OF the r,outcn and
would govern 'roroiutionndircmcnt' Tbs word is an
answer 10 everything 1t Is tho coneontInd essence OF
statesmanshp. These men not sim penortals-t
are pontins: thoy do everything 'rsoiutionndirc-
mem;' they eat they drink, they sleep, they
rise 'reroiuhOnndirement At daybrSk the
pose OF honest citizens Ia disturbed h the crcrs
Of their newspapers And what do these news
papers tell us-ihat the Government is Of governing
Northumberland Themselves thcySre infalliblc
aud sacred. They complain that the Cisn Theirs has
been intrsted with n diplomatic mission bzen Brutus
ought 10 have been sent 10 foreign Cour his very
meet would have struck In the hreaspf the neutral
monarchs Were you 10 ask one OF them {, command
army or maneuyer fleet, he would acceG the post at
once III he were asked to write patrOtc opera in five
acts he would call for pen and paper nd were you
10 ash him how he hoped 10 succeed kIowng nothing
of armies, OF fleets, or OF muse, he would
disdainfully reply that everything easy to a
person who proceeds reroiufionnoiremea These are
tbc men who by their eXrayagances cnaed Napoleon
10 reign for twenty years and II We rsttO them, they
viii paravze the national defense. But tey would not
compaiu of our defeat. II only 10 be brought about by
them reroIui0nndirenent, according e the rules Of
their poetcal and political art. They woud crown them
selves with chapets OF evergreens, with the serenity
which belongs to patriots betrayed by Fortune after
having nobly accomplished their duty" Igiye this
tract 10 show that there are still Few senabe men lett
In Paris who do not fear TO tell the truth.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-25
CITY GOVERNMENT.

In October, 1869, the number of renewals of
licences for Public Carts 6,9O2, and for Express
Wagons $685. The time for renewals of licenses for pub
lie carts and cartdrvers, and expressen has been
tended by the Mayors Marshal until Monday next, and
by renewing their licenses, public cartmen pay only
30 cents and expressInen 5O but In they fail
renew, public cartTnen Will be compelled " pay 81 80,
public cart-drycrs tl, and expressmen ".
The Aldermen Yesterday resolved that one-half tho
space occupied ly the sidewalk Ia Fnltonst, between
Churchst and Broadway on the northery side, adoin
ing st. Pauls Church yard be made additional portions
OF the carriagew and that the existing sidewalk be
reduced One-haf its present width
The Assistant Aldermen yesterday Laid res0lu
tlOn OF the Aldermen appointing Record Clerk and "A
Deputy Record Clerk 10 the Board and recommending
that the resolution amended to provide for Record
Clerk for the Board Of Assistant Aldermen. IL do
cidod " give the Duane st, M, l.. Church sti.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-25
SUPERIOR COURT-sPEcIM TERM.

Before ,Judge JOnes.-EtCGnOr 4. Bishop agt.
Nathaniel g. BiShOpThisc came mp again yesgrday
on motion by the counsel of Mrs Bishop Mr. Peck,
for an order compel the Count Johannes 10 give up the
papers in the suit and to substitute another attorney
I'm his name Mr. Peck said lie was willing 10 rest the
matter ON its mcrta, without argument The Count,
however expressed wish 10 he heard. and thereupon
read an affidavit showing that it at the earnest soc
itatiOn Mrs. Bishop that he undertook to conduct the
suit He had obtained board for her different hotels and
pledged his word to pay it. lie claimed that he had
right to withhold the papers from her until she paid him
what she had agreed to (sI0D for each Of the suits
brought. He had never received n dollar The Court
held that the claim not good the agreement having
been made with "A married woman. lie accordingly
pIlnfpd the Orner asked for.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-25

tho witness)-IIave you any prejudice against
cused OF homicide. A. No, Sir.
The witness was then directed 10 stand aside, and
long panel called, a the end Of which the jury was
complete and ia as follows:
Lerg painter No 81 Pearl s. James T. valentine stone
dealer No VIM H. Taller importer No. lOl Frank
Inst Clifford r Bage broker. No ~ SAsna George Dner
merchant 4l Rasi Twentynnt Abraham Rriny clothing
No Chambers John Adams carpet dealer No 38 Grand
Theodore G. Bacon baker No ~ }roVsti FnnL Ms music
dealer No oadpay Msk oy lance, No 05 Sssn-s
Davi AcEernan canin No. Gy7 Washnyons Henry Fogg
mings No. 205 CaDals. 80,
Jhe Recorder then adjourned the Court until tomor
row ut IL a. cauti0ning the jurors not TO converse
about the case, and not To read the newspapers.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-25
EVOLUTIONARY FRANCE.
A DISMAL VIEW OF THE FUTURE-FEARS OF
RED RISING.
lFROM Az OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT

IRON An OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT
Tours, Oct. 2.-Touraine is one of the most
conservative provinces in France. The number Of veal
Thy landed propreors in this greater than in any other
and that accounts believe, for the comparative ndifer
euce with which people seem 10 take things here. In
truth, the perspective opening in the country Is not
assuring 10 d" the wealthy cas5es." Already here with
going to Lyons and the South begins 10 faces
which only show time OF disorder One has to be civil
TO les gems du peupic" ace BON peDic," they call
themselves; if one is not the risk OF being
called an aristo," etc. heard ufiany, dirty
cal pointing 20 gentleman the other day, say: VOyc=
eel Arsio, but The time is coming when shall cut OF
their head,w / was talking yesterday, with a gentle
an Just returned from Brittany. lie says there the peas
antry dH thoroughly imperialist. They believe in
nothing else They think the old Emperor has been de
ceiyed, but that the whole there Is nothing like him.
They think nothing Of the legitimate succession, and
nothing Of the Orleans line.
NJ. Rooet Italian diplomat, who has Just returned
from journey in Germany, in conversation which he
had yesterday with ~ Cr6meux told him he was sure
from what he had during his tour In that country
and indeed from what had been said 10 him by leading
OF the Democratic party, that the slightest
OF the French would De the signal for that party
bestir itself all over Germany.
From Languedoc hear that the most embltered feel
ns exist on the side OF the Reds and things instead Of
mending in that respect are getting WORSE and the
trouble is spreading Toulouse has caught the infection
iy Snnes, In short all the south Of France So that
we may expect to see half OF France very shortly
plunged In the most complete anarchy Peasants are
burning down woods and behave in a way which makes
one fear new Jacquere. There can DO no doubt the
infection will extend northward II ia impossible to see
the streets ful OF bouses and insoent looking faces who
stare al you WIN denance without feeling that 1t must
soon be 30.
THE PARIS cLUBs
A Paris correspondents write. nm pas t..
30: The DfJats Of today thus protests ag,ins, u,o
cubbists Every who Ia functignary Il in their
New-York tribune., 1870-10-25
CRIMINAL.


Jacob Roth was arrested yesterday on Eighth
ave by Lieut. Thomas and Detective Roach OF the Phila
dclpAa police accused Of wholesale series OF horse
stealing in that city. AZ the moment OF making the
arrest Mr. Charles C. Burgess of No l07 West Thirty
seycnth-st was passing and recognized Roth man
who % few months sold him horse for $780, and the
animal was subsequently taken from him on warrant
from Philadelphia, the horse having been stolen Mr..
Burgess called upon officer MCGOWAN OF the Ninth Pre-
cnc to arrest Roth The officers took their prisoner 10
the Jefferson Market Police Court, where as Roach had
10 warrant the return OF Roth TO Pennsy Judge
Cox committed him to prison temporarily under the
charge preferred by Mr.. Burgess,