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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-13

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D COLUMBIA HOSPITAL FOR WOMEN,
has removed his OFfIUE to 1890 New York ave.
rTHE ATTENTION OF PARENTS, Teach
S ers and Dealers IL invited to my new store
No. 1926 9Th street between Z and streets, en-
unusually large stock Of Scheol Books and Station
cry. comprising the most complete assortment IN the
wholesale and retail.
sci I'm RICHARD ROBERTS.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-12-17

THE LITTLE CORPORAL MAGAZINE for De cembsr closes the eleventh volume O. that brilliant juvenile. The magazine has now been published five years and half, and has attained an unprecedented popularity and circulation. It is now enlarged, improved, and beautifully illustrated. The November and December numbers of 1870 are offered free to all who subscribe now for the next year. Don't fail to give your children this sterling juvenile magazine. It is published n Chicago, Illinois, by Seweli < Miller, at one dollar and a half year, i5 cents for a single copy. Beautiful aod generous premi- ums are given for clubs.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-12-17
From the South.

Aaron Wer,heimer and | q. Dickson aN rived home Tuesday night last, from Southern Arizona. They visited Wickenburg, Phoenix, Adamsyille, Florence, Tucson and other places, and met with kind treatment every where. Mr. Wertheimer, who had an eye single to the grain question, informs us that there is plenty of corn and barley in the southern country, and ths. owners were anx- ious to sell.
 John Wasson, McCormick's dog-robber, had gone 10 California. after that immense printing office with which he dreams of kill ing the MINER, we presume. His brother (whom we hope 10 find decent opponent) ], had arrived at Tucson, and taken charge of the Robbers organ.
 Aprivate letter informs Us that, beflre lcav- ing, John Wasson tried tO scare NJ. B, Duffield, by covering him with a pair of cooked derringers, but Dutfield didn't scare worth cent and Wasson subsided, amid the jeers of those who witnessed his cowardly attempt to scare or kill an old man who va, and is under heavy bonds to keep the peace Hope tho Arizonaa will bring us the particu lars of this dastsrlly affair.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-12-17

proper mail facilities, proper protection from hostile Indians, and yet Mccormick and his myrmidons forget our wants, and use all their time aBd energy to get needless appropriation bills like this passed, so that they can enrich themselves by stealing the funds
 We wish Congress to distinctly understand that, first of all, we need increased mail ser vice, and more soldiers.
 The vile wretch subsidies by charging that fraudulent votes were cast for Brady, when he very well knows that Mccormick has twice been elected by illegal votes.
 We started into the CWi.ta, hoping to get some news items, but finding it contained nothing but Mccormick, Governor Stafford, the MINER. Dconer, Duiiield," our complete office, etc, and were about to cast 1t aside, when we actually discovered that Governor Stafford had some school books for distribution among people exposed to hostile Indians, and some more guns for the children, which rash | announcements prompt us to advise the Gov | to keep the guns until next election, and sell the books to the highest bidder, for cash That Is what Mccormick would do with l them.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-12-17
Our Stage Lines.

It is gratifying to be able to state that travel, by stage, to this Territory, is increas- ing. Grants line, from San Bernardino to Prescott, ria Ehrenberg, La Paz and Wicken- burg, is now, we learn, well patronized, and the accommodations along the line are better than ever before, especially on this side of the Colorado river Not long ago, it was common to hear passengers growl at the ac- commodations upon this line; now while they assert that there is big room for improve ment, they do not complain as of yore, so we take it that Mr. Grant and the station-keep- formerly. This is right, Central Arizona needs people, and they should not be deterred from coming here by poor stages, sickly teams, and bad fare.
 The other line, from San Diego to Tucson, and the East, does not appear to be run in the interest of the Territory, although the Tucson paper published in the interest of Delegate Mccormick, is lavish in its praise, and that of the gentleman who owns and runs the line. That the accommodations and management are not such as they ought to be, will be seen by the following, which we copy from recent number of the San Diego California; Union:
 "Messrs r. Arnold, of the Buro Mines Walbrdge, of Adamsyille, and Cooper, of San Francisco, arrived in our city from Ari- zona on Tuesday last, e route 10 San Fran cisco. These gentlemen speak in severe terms of the bad management of the stage line from Fort Yuma to Tucson. They say that there is a wide field for improvement. The stage company will please take notice"
 Now, the circulation of such reports as the foregoing are calculated to injure the southern portion of the Territory, by deterring travel CTS from passing through it, and we earnestly hope that if defects exist in the management of the line, they will be speedily rcmedied. The proprietor, we understand, gets well paid for carrying a seini-weekly mail over the route, and, with his income from passen- gers, ought to be able to keep up good stage line.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-12-17
M'stsllaaeoas Ads.
administrators Sale of R.,,
 Estate.

,, S'cs ,.r :. hereby gwen tba, in t,,,...
 .no"~,e SouH "f Ire County Q, yar.,..' a TrS.s= ., h'ade on tho frst day of Mss2Ni ierritesy 4 undersis" he estate of Milton Hai.iey M S. ". islQ , Admini-trai,g of sad ..,s, a.eease De
 c a,'on To the highes, bidde, s, a Nlli sell pgh py sad Probate Court on sssyjesi s cia. H'y w sshusfy. A. h. ls7l in fnDsi of ,n The uaA ,1.i Aaoueneer in the town of y,..s.. ,ee % d N W sfr,, and estate of the said in,s., a the rgh,
 .n, @ ana ali the right title and ip,s - a ne tiss q, z, ,,,.i % oy operation of law CT oiher~., ma , te Std San'h ln and 10 all those certain rs.c h- ers d b ds@eribs ns s,ilows ,o vi, ~ N""hiy q faTasa. ,s L. ,, ihres hundred hroi in the Behsdic, ,r,si.
 2 h us tlhion leiei GO New gldoraSa s ~.s 1 Ss i,, sp Marsh O1 Csiswha; Go Hoo pos ,s 9 ,Nssshaii.a Svi,ss u,, @ siawshai eco Nipasbahas "a ss "s el Ne'~'ef s't Th1tnas Jefferson; g7t M, 2, s . Dsn~l ~ lfoa Clad Ale, l9 interest in inc s,t e't Nadsu 'hs hnnehaha miuiag la-io ~ ~HAiliaI5 claim b yvnis s-Nsssofy right to loo acres of land ,,,...
 Nsn"' reef Hesy Camp Hnalfsi "'~ s.'aae e
 AS" 'hS following town loss ln th. ,o.u..r
 " i<f No in biock Ne 2, i.s. Ns. ss i tfs.os in oisrh No o Id No ts 10 blook S 1s t VI aud H b'ock Ne 3i; and es Nc l6 in blseL N ss ~ Ne.
 Prescott, December 2. ls7o. N' NSS'''I'ar.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-12-17
The Latest

Eniand and Ru@sia uakis0 gTpaf prcara'S~ss ff war although clafrsscs Co -sits hs Eascru iseat1 taikrd uf
 Tours dispatch of December a,h ssys
 In the cugageuncut of fls~ d fnsay % 0r French hsid gruuod against Gp oD sS as@ Frederick Charits army but wers cut io Taeres ty te sel e the enemy The titrSEnp Artillery served with hea1fhl asL oveTw helmng sGet fhr Papal Zovaves Sashi tzaveiy but Wer- aeaIiy al Killed.
 The government HrTa e The Veorle ss Prsee to main tAin resistance which they say win cvTaiSy end in triumph.
 Tho army oi ths Laire h s'l @lO oeg FfsnE aaA sn 0tD FroBeh win he ln Q psuih even B gsss sAouid fall
 London Dec S.Tas Ptusstlns sent Eng of trscn into Paris aEBonneing 'ii Orleans had been taken aud the isrs army sa,eJ with te loss o J0 guns and 0oo pTss 
 it Is reported ihat General Ducr0, is Killed
 King teegrapis to Queen Augusta the 5th Ofeans was occupied iass night without being sorrned TIrd tofi@ took 10 cannon ard rnrtriiruY Eighf CoyIs Is Army the 4ih beat ihs French iu several e5nnIcts north est Gs Ronen taking guns aud 0Oo rsosers Pr'Assian loss Killed and 70 wounded.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-12-17

THE 0royilIe (Cal.) Record, the ables. country paper in California, pitches into the Sacramento Uaion for its meanness in trying to urge the Administration to make war upon England, nov that that dilapidated Power is in hot water with Russia. The Record Is right. America can whip England at any time, and it would be an act of cowsrdice to go after the old bull, while he is warding of q bear with one horn. Let us wait, until the old fellow gets rid of the bear, before admin istering thrashing No. 3.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-12-17
SIiERIFF's SALE.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT THIBD ylDlOiAb | Ittstrfcf, County of rssaFu TerriioFy Of Afisn~ Notice is hereby given. that n pursuance ol s5 iioa i.-ned cui of the District Coaft of ne hfa E District, in and for Yavapi conSdy, Arisona Itf, [ a action 0f C. 4. Luke Co, rf VI. v Ihoa-" - upon all inc rsli tfie and n;eres which ths ~ ~, s THOMSON had oD tue 2lst day Q; OetebsF, A. r. N" and Co shs following described pnopesfy to Hhi ,..s That certain Faueh and Improvements i.ss ..i Ts,s- in WiIiiamson yalis,. in tbe county of iatsl1 Iel % tasy of Arizona and lying west of Nm S,nls,a. "a. ard north of the mnch oi F. L. Manning nna @ ,.,s she al1ve described property for sale at PelS s 4 and will sell to the hghesa bidder tt e@sA n sy,, the Cosai House, in the town of Prescott coan1 1S p Issi ou SATuRpAT THE i7TH DAY OF DEoAStA ie7O ai 10 o'clock A. A. of said day.
 wEuess my hand at Prescott this elsi day o' NV
 "S'' z" !" ''O JOHN L. TAYLOR
 Sheriff YayaFai CSsn9 Hv f c AYRRs Deputy.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-12-17

FaoN TUcsoX.--The Tucson Ayilonan of December Sd has been received. It contains full account of Wasson's cowardly attack upon Major Dufficld; says Dr. J. c. Handy had arrived there to surrender himself hui as the affair was committed in this county ne Will have to come to Prescott. Anthony Dornan had been found guilty of murder GoVernor Pesquera, of Sonora, had taken. the field against the Apaches, at the head of a large force,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-12-17
A Gallant Cavalry Troop.

We sec, by recent New Mexican papers that B Troop, Eighth Cavalry, Captain Vim. MeCleave), bear as high reputation for sue cess in finding and killing Indians there, as the troop did here, and that is saying great deal for E.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-12-17

TO ALL WHon TT haY CONCERN u,, The undersigned under fhs name lna s,!,s bf,by give hetioe that they have this day elanso s rsEs o OOO iBches-to bs measured under iso Z .Ia srsf -sf the waters af sah River io ie @ksh d , as GiI al ur near buite Co the lef ef Inc nAs .ad nrs. River fyou Phonix and on the soah siae !" ns,s ou Aad The said Hsydea Milling aud fsh'''s Tany are si work on the same. r.,,, s,yfaI ChAs. T. HAYDEN, ~. c1EsffT 4. W. fIgLDn.
 r. BRoNA s,sSa fshcpnlx 4. T., Nov. IF, ls7V.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-12-17

Ex-SEcKErARY cox--the papers say--is a native of Montreal, Canada, and, therefore, not eIegible to the Presidency. Grant knew this, or'he wouldn't have "bucked him out of Lis Cabinet.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-12-17
Domestic News.

Judge Gobfihwaits UDernocraf) is elected D. &. sena tor from Alabama Robertson has been fe-eisoied G. sebaOr frOal South CarOlna North Carolina elected CT Gov. Vance to The u, s Senate.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-12-17
Heard From.

L. W. Worth, formerly of this place, was recently enjoying himself in Indiana. He is coming back soon.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-12-17

TIE vote of Denver, Colorado, at the re- sent election, is given at l,474, quite re- 'PectAble vote for young mountain city.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-12-17
Notice to settle.

We are hard up fr ea.h ano rss ss,. sr, aI rsSey .,ls ss.'s sshss s"' G W. BAhsAhp Prescott, 4. T., Nov. is' ls7o s-,|
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-12-17
pI0NEER BOOT AND sA'A
 MANUFACTORY, xoSTEzUMA STREET, PRESCOTT

Oa hand and for sais an sxssfisst ,s;...s vA feady. Made BOOTS, etc, fpr hsaiaA Ci.fldFen and osntiemsn .,.,., ,,vngdJ Boots. shoes, etc. made 70 eft'h h,oay IAJGhLp
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-12-17
JACKSON X BROS liar N Billiard saloon

SeS door is Campbell S Iiuram. Rsi.h sn,.
 monse.ama Street, Prescott. tss,ssssss .-o os fhcezn s Coissuasrs hs.s psn,a and it well supplied with ehoae. Wines Isvo,, as s. We have recently renovated rciarasshe,l ,nA s,. of Hahsn e thai C z nov the Aeatest asa eesiss " of rusort to Northern Arizona JAuEssv [, e, lae' Pfesesai February G isGg S""-
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-12-17
LOOK HERE!

ioa can hay R F. Fsrrirg gtoss Ranch sfaas..y e Tender. p Ea apur~nr..,sN pr---c.. A T.. sep, 2s. ls7e. ss..i. o''
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-12-17
N NoTic E.

Br q. c. ArREs. Depuiy.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-02-21
WEST VIRGINIA.

A PAlKElIspURG widow rln away with
u fGllOwthc ellefday leaving four chill
dren athOme tic eldest nine and the
youngest one yCar old. TWAS three days
before their abandonment was discovered,
when dlI their feet were frozen sa
~ lTHEl inst copylof the; West Union Her.
AID, d newspapers Started forNest Union,
DOdlridge county, has reached us. 1t
Repnls, to be an otlshOOt, almost reprint, Of
Tie PNrkCrSburg Gazette, and therefore, II
Is needless TO say, Dcmocratic in lis poll
tics. II Is u handsomely printed sheet, Is
about us well conducted US the Gazette,
and Is printed on the satnc tyf'efl Z
SAD AFFMcrIoN.-A gentleman meas
RennSbOrO, Richie county, recently host
three daughtcrs-ull he hGd-by that dire
malgdN nlatrimOny, allin l9loura, He
has tho sympathy : Of friends l1'rktr''
burg Gazette.
TlR West Union Herald learns that the
house Sf1Gr. W6yman McGill on Nutters
Fork, DOtdrilge county, was accidentally
burned u few days ago, together with oil
of his household goods, except one side
saddle, which, was loaned to ncighbOr.
The sumo paper understands tint the
citizens of Central Station and vicinity,
have organized. n Company to build, and
nut ID operation, u wooden flctOry in that
place, that they have nearly all the money
subscribed necessary for tic purpose, and
will commence work in n fey days.
SMooTINa AFPiAY.-Last Saturday Il
mo" nSmSS Marlin HGtlcI md n MAI
HA"" 5"HtnS" ,t A'H' W. - : - 80 =. III !
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TRUsTEEs sAIE.-BYl VIRTUET

TRUSTEE's SALE.-BY% VIRTUE
l. OF a deed Of trust executed by r. G. Hill
dreth and 8. ]. H1ldreth, his wife, dated January
18th, 1858, and recorded In tho OtiicG OF tho Re.
cOrtlCr for Ohio county, In deed book tity.four,
pago 3ts, will as trustee In said deed at tho
front door Of tho Court House Of Ohio county,
1870, proceed TO sell at 10 o'clock In the morn.
ing, tho following described property, convey
cd by said decd, to wlEl Parts OF lots six
20 and soVGn "a, and all OF lot number nine 90,
Or 40 much thereof as may be- necessary, lying
and being In tho City OF Wheeling, situate on
tho south side Of Lindsay street, East Wheeling,
and being tho same property conveyed TO tho
ARId p. G. HlllrcdLh by tho Howard Iron Works.
by decd dated 18th January, 1865 For O. more
full description OF said property reference IL
made 10 tho said last mentioned decd. Tho G8ld
deed was given 10 secure tho payment of three
pfOmIssoFy notes made by tail p. G. IIlldr6th,
each for 3,80O dollars with interest from date,
dated 10th January, 1861, payable In ak, twolYO,
and eighteen month"; after date, respectively 10
the order OF hiniBolf, Enld notes were given for
tho deferred payments on the purchase Of said
Howard Iron Works. Tho interest on the amount
secured has hcCn paid up to the 1Gkll day Of jan
uuAFy, 1870 and q, 100 O n tho principal dchtlB
paid, leaving balance duo a. Of tho day Of sale
Of $7,100 % Of principAlAnl 81 % Of Interest.
TERNB OF SALE:-0nc.thEEJ cash, tho balance
In ak and twelve months, with interest and 80
Curlty,. H De- .. T., 1uIDRRrH,
Jan 10 Trustee.
Tho above aAlc Is postponed aatil wEDXEi,s.
DAY, THE 4TI DAH or MARCH, At the-sa place
aud Sab sSHF' ,44u !A TIP 4rTsIsc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-02-21
Snnnrluous Legislation.

7b the Editor Of ne LHtsliiOtnotr: i,
In reading the proceedings Of the Lcgis-
lHturc, rs reported by yOnr Tam not little
surprised Mt tho Introduction into the
Legislature OF quito q largo number Of
bills to incorporate certain towns, md to
authorize tloisale Of parsonages and
churches in different sections OF the State
In the Code Of West Virginia there is 4
chapter devoted entirely to tho subject Of
the incorporation Of towns and Villages,
intwhicL Is provided avery simple yet
efficient and cheap mode Of incorporating
a town or village by tic Circuit Courts;
and will not cost onG.hnlf as much rs tile
one itun of printing tho bills for the Legis'
laturc, to soy nothing Of the time con.
sumCd by that body In their passage In
another chapter Of the Cole provision
exists for tho sale, Of my church or pAr.
sOnagc property, simply by rCtitionlng tho
Circuit Court for q decree. 1
It seems to mo a7great deal Of money
could 10 saved, II the members would
look u little to the provisions Of these and
other chapters oRthe Code! The Cole, OF
course Is not perfect, but It Is so inter.
woven, ono chapter with another, that
there is danger Of making II worse by
amending or repeating very many Of It's
sections and chapters, without very care
fully considering tho effect orsuch changes
on chapters not touched. S,I Il
Truly Yours, II.
KIRlleO0i, February II, 1870, ...,,..
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AL.&H. r. r. Co.-Thc House Of
Delegates Saturday, passed the Senate
bill authorizing tho Alexandria, Loudoun
and Hampshire Railroad Company to en-.
tend their road through this State to the
Ohio river. II provides that the capital
ofthe company may DO increased to $9O,-
100000, and that tho supervisors Of the
counties along the line my sub
scribe and borrow money to pay their
subscfiptions. The line is intended to
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-02-21
A Dinner at the White House.
Correspondence Of " 7. conmsreial AdnTii'sr,
WASHINGTON, Wednesday Midnight.

Correspondence Of " ]. Commercial AdrRiissF.
WASHINGTON, Wednesday Midnight.
The dinner tonight ut the Executive
Mansion was most "0tlOrous" Your cor.
respondent llad q favorable point fob
servation, about the middle Ofthc table,
In easy reach Of many most palGtablG
dishes, and just opposite TO Senators Ram.
say, Borcman, and Buckinghim As M
exhibition Of great American "eatists,"
the affair surpassed tho most sangtne cX'
pectations Of Its originators. When tho
game was brought In, I need hardly say
that Scllenck, of Ohio, maintained his
reputation rs tho champion "bOne picker"
He did not literally make tho "ieathers
fly but he saved many birds tho trouble
and expense Of wings in disappearing
from that festive scene. Butler HpprOpri-
atcd things with a felicity peculiar to him.
Any one who saw him tonight could not
but confess that hos loyeliest when he
Cats. In the forum md upon the stump
Le Is thoroughly tho grim-visaged vet
eran, but at the tablc the gravy of hui.
man kindness seems to 'cxltde from his
eyes and flow down his cheeks, until this
dreadful cxtcrminator Of Congressional
insects looks quito amiable, Morrill,,
Buckingham and Harlan arGnot much on
such occasions, and / perceive that the
regular reporters took no notice Of their
proceedings. They arc lef handed, and
It was q little queer to watch them right
flank their viCtuals with q fork. McSsrs.
Roots and Stokes did some brilliant cXecu-
ton. Stokes method Of handling his
knife strongly exCitGs my belief that he Is
u graduate of tho Medical University OF
Pennsylvania. Upton. tsailed inn easily,
gracefully, and without the slightest in
Permission for rest. T.i Washburn. hicks the
fine art for which his distinguished name-
sake Is already celebrated al the Tuilleries.
General ShernantGlk somucll to Mrs.
Sargent that I failed to make q correct
analysis of his style. He drank nothing
weaker tll6n brandy. Tho only draw
back TO tho whole GffRir was tho absence
Of Yates. This, l understand, was owing
to a meeting, of. the Washington Tempe
rance Association, Ofwhlcl he Is an active
member. I observed TO Senator Cragin
that Yates was o great loss, Haappearetl
not little surprised, and ,recOrkGl the
champagne bottle in front of him with On
air5pfgrcat apprehension, :. 10 ~
"Don't be alarmed, my dear sir ] said,
soothingly. "He isn't coming" And this
gave him immediate relief h .ii Al.
l lcit at the seventeenth AL round, rs
sober as tho rest Of en-. GGaI >
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-02-21

LlprNCorT's MAGAZINE for March has
Just been published. II contains four full
page Illustrations and the following arti,
Giles: I. Tho Vicar of Buillamptoh.. A
novel Part IL. II, i4GIve Mo II Pin and
I'll Show Youa Shown III. Jim Lane,
A Biographical Sketch. W. The Com
ing Revolution in England. v. The
Stranger Of Nahant A Tale vi
Dreams. VIII illainous saltpetre VII,
Marble Faunling. A Tale, TX. The
Vatloux In St, Domingo. \, Concerning
Shelly. XI To-day. "A Poem. MI
Errors OF the Press. MIL The Forger's
Bride. A. Tale, NV. Government and
the Gold, Premium. XIV. Our Monthly
Gossip. XVI. Literature. Of the Day.