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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-06-13
VALUABLE MILL PROPERTY FOR

VALUABLE MILL PROPERTY FOR
Y SALE.-Wil! be offered. By public sale'
upon the premises, on the27th DAY or NE,
1870, Court day, if not sold privately before
that time, the valuable mill property owned by
the late Samuel Moore, esq and known as
"MOORE'S MILL situated at the junction
of the two Hawksbll creeks, in Page county,
Va, about three quarters of mile south OF
Lursy. The mill is comparatively new one,
having been built since the war closed Is in
good repair, and is located in the finest wheat
growing portion of Page county. There is also
q new SAW MILL, in thorough repair, ad:
Joining the mill above mentioned and FORT4
ACRES Of frst.c]ass bottom land. with q "A
good DWELLING HOUSE, all of which Ia
will be sold together. The water power is am;
pie for all seasons Of the year, and can be used
without building and keeping in repair an ex-
pensive dam As it Is necessary that the sale OF
the above real estate shall be confirmed by. inc
Court, on account of the interest of the minor
hoirs of Samuel Moore, deceased, in said prop,
orty. the sale will conditional, and will be void
without the confirmation Of said Court: fos-
session will be given on the 18th OF July
1870 If sold publicly, the terms will be MADE
known on the day Of sale. Persons wishing TO
pui chase privately or who desire further lnfor
nation in regard to said property, can apply &c
Dr. II. j. Smoot, vt Lursy, Page county, Vs
or can address the undersigned, at Mount JACK
son, Shena ndoah county, Va:
Mrs. AMANDA M. F. MOORE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-06-13
g w EET UNI me
Is a Recent Improvement.

Is a Recent Improvement.
Replaces the use of the BITTER SULPHATE
QUININE, with which all arc familiar.
Dose for dose 1t Is
w K K A NTED
Fully equal in every wsy to Bitter Quinine,
And, like it, is the one
Great, Positive and Unfailing CURE for All
DiSEASES OF MALARlOUS ORIGIN.
Fever and Ague,
Intermittent Fover,
Chill Fever,
Remittent Fever,
Bilious Fever, .
Dumb Ague.
and tho long train Of disorders following these
whom neglected..
SWEET QUININE
made solely from Peruvian Park $50 is Bitter
Quininc,) therefore it is of Vegetable origin,
and not n Minera. Poison, but on the contrary
is proved 10 be one Of the elements found in the
blood "r sll healthy persons.
SWEET QUININE
acts rs an antidOte to-, AS we'll as a cure for, ma
laral or miasmatic poison, the absorption OF
which by the lungs causes Intermittent Fevars,
etc. The only advantage claimed for
SWEET QUININE
over Tho use Of old Bitter Qunine is tho entire
absence of That intense, persistent bitterness
which in Tho latter ia IN insurmountabo obsta-
Gle to lis use with most persons. and always
with children.
SWEET QUlNlNE
Is in two forms in Powder, for the use of Ply
sicians and Druggi:ts, and Fluid, for use in tho
family nn,l for the general public.
STEARNS, FARR 81 CO.,
Manufacturing Chemists,
NEW York.
For sale by f. s. LEADBEATEK & BRO,
wholesale agents for Alexandria. my z -eo6m
GALT IN STORE.
y $500 sacks Liverpool q. A. Salt, cx brig
HOlsatia.
$50 sacks Evans Fine Salt.
7UO sacks MarshalPs Elmo Salt, for salo by
W. 4. SHOOT,
ie8 Shoots wharf.
DKOOMS, Baskets, Buckets, Tubs, and Par
- Tor nnd sulphur Matches received and for
sale by
je II J. CLINTON MILBURN.
FNOlLET SOAPS-Genuine CASTLE and other
i Toilet Soaps received and for sale by
jc IL j. CLINTON MILBURN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-06-13
Puge county, je 13-oo2w
NV J. A. stoutenburgh, AuctiOneer

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF PROPER
I TY IN THE CITY OF ALEXANDRIA,
VA.-By virtue of decree Of the Circuit Court
of Alexandria county, Va. rendered at Febru-
hry term, 1869. in tho suit of VIM. E. Church,
plaintiif, vs. D. d. Watkins ct ais, defen dants,
tbe undersigned. Commissioners therein named,
viii sell, on SATURDAY, the I'd day Of July,
1870, ut II O clock M, in front of the Mayors
Office, in the city of AIexanSsis, By public Suc-
ton, the following REAL ESTATE:
a LOT OF GROUND, in the city of AleXan,
dria, Va. fronting on Peyton street 81 feet and
running back 100 it.. with n frame stable thore-
on, adjoining the lot belonging to VIM. Bushby.
TERMS Ono tenth Of tho purchase money
to br paid in cash, and the residue in three
equal instruments, payable at six, twelve and
Eighteen months from the day Of sale; the bonds
of the purchaser, with good personal security,
bearing interest from tho day Of sale, to be ID.
ken Tor the deferred payments, and the proper
ty liable to be rcsod at the ri.k and cost OF the
purchaser upon failure to comply with the
terms Of sale, and the title to DO retained until
| all the purchase money has boon paid. Stamps
nnd cnhvayancing st tho cost Of the purchaser.
CHARLES L. STUART.
FRANCIS L. SMITH.
| !, y cots Commissioners
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-06-13

1t is thought since the publication of Judge
Blacks reply to Senator Wilson's eulogy on
the late Mr.. Stanton, that MIR. Wilson will not
DO anxious again to euloai=e in his peculiar
way. He had better have lclt Mr. Stanton to
his clerical eulogists.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-06-13

1t is said that there is missed from tho u.
S. Treasury at Washington supposed to have
been stolen) bundle Of two thousand new lc-
gal tender u. S. notes. oi'lhc denomination of
$40, new series of 1869. having the head Of
Daniel Webster, and numbered as follows: II
3,53O.0Ol to II 1852, 900, both inclusive,
amounting 10 $4,000.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-06-13

MEMORIAL DAY IN WARRESToN. Tho
annual tribute to the Confederate dead whose
dust lies in Warrcuton cemetery was paid on
Tuesday last.
At the ringing OF the bell large company
assembled at the Warren Green and were
called to order by Jas. v Brooke. Tho Rev.
Mr.. Richardson invoked the blessing of Heaven
and at the conclusion of his prayer, Gen. VIM.
IL. Payne was announced as tho orator of the
day. For half an hour he unclaimed the at
tention OF all present by the delivery OF a most
eloquent address.
At the conclusion OF the address the audi
cnce were marshaled by Mr. John r. Spilman
and marched in solemn procession without
other accompaniment than the tolling bells to
the cemetcly,wherc after another invocation to
Dlety the crowd dispersed to lay their Offering
OF flowers on tho grassy mounds of known and
unknown heroes who wore the gray and died
for the lost cause |Earreutom M,k,c.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-06-13
letter from Fairfax Co.

Correspondence of tho Alexandria Gazette.
FAIRFAX COUNTY, June 1O.-The Circuit
Court adjourned this morning having disposed
of much chanccry business, though but little
was done with the common law docket.
In each Q! tic cases Of the Commonwealth
VS.. Church, same VS.. Mogerity, and same VS..
Quandcr, tho Jury found verdict of guilty.
Church pocs to Richmond to board for ten
years. Quander for one, and Moserity adds to
| the revenue OF the State the little sum of 1925.
This | believe, is credited not to the conscience
fund.
The Episcopal church here loses the services
of the Rev, Mr.. Dame, though | believe his
acceptance of call to better field was given to
the papers before communicated to the vcstrics
| OF his charge.
The ladies OF the Methodist Church, South,
closed their pleasant festival on Thursday even,
Ing, having met with liberal support.
The wheat crop is likely to suffer severely
from the continued wet weather Frequent
showers, hot sun, and heavy logs arc dalnag-
ing to this important crop. @.
A DEFECTIVE PLEA.-Thc State Journal
insists that the Indictment against Mr.. Chahoon
Is nothing moro nor less than conspiracy
against that person, designed to get rid of u
dangerous political enemy. In short, he is held
up to the public as man prosecuted because
OF his loyalty The absurdiy of this claim is
shown by two very sufficient facts =
lst. The jury which indicted the aforesaid
Chahoon was summoned by Radical officer,
DR.. Mills, Sergeant OF Richmond, and among
the men who found true bill were members
of tho Eadica! party
~. Two eSrebels arc also charged with
participating in the offence, SO that if there be
any persecution in the matter two thirds of it
falls upon natives OF the State, who belong to
that class OF our population habitually descrb-
cd as ''rebeIs "-NortoM lWqinian.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-06-13

The Educational Association OF Virginia viii
hold its annual meeting at Warrenton, July
18th. Arrangements have been made to ac
commodste the mem bers. and all are invited
to attend. Those who can attend are request
ed to inform Jas. R. Mari, the Secretary of
the Association, or the Chairman of the Com
mittee Of Arrangements, w. 7. Richardson,
Warrenton, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-06-13

A proposition for the erection OF monu.
mental memorial to Dickens, in New York, is
already made in that city His death was re.
icrred to in many Of the sermons preached
Yesterday in New York and other cities
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-06-13

The annual commencement Of Randolph Ma
con College, at Ashland. Va, will be held on
Wednesday and Thursday j une 29th.and GOTH
We have received the catalogue of w ashing
ton College, at Lexington, for 1S69-7O
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-06-13

VIM. Gilmor Simms, the DISTINGUISHED South.
ern writer. died at the residence Of his son iu'
law in Charleston, on Saturday, aged sixty iou'
years.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-06-13

Hearth & Home for this week dated juno
25th) contains the first ola series Of sketches en-
titled Jethro Troops Night Thoughts, by
John Thomas, Petroleum Y. Nasty. The
humorist will take an honest country boy to
the city, conduct him through the usual OK
perience, aud restore him to his home salder
and wiser boy, satisfied that the peaceful, he
nest, and temperate life Of the farmer is the
best and safest life that can be lived This is
lesson greatly needed at this time.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-06-13
VIRGINIA NEWS.

Mcssrs. Henry y. Wise aud .on, "t Rich
mond, were retained as counsel n lev days ago
on behalf of the u. s. Government Ivy Attor.
ncy General lloar, to assist in the d"lrhc1 OF
James Madison. the soldier whose trial Tor the
murder of VIM. i. Boley, citizen OF Campbell
county, several months since, began last lllurE-
day in Judge NarlanlS Court az Lynch0urg
MIR. John 5. Wise went m t. lynchburg last
week to undertake. tho contact OF the case. -
The Radical contestants Of tho late itch
:nond city election appeared in the Hastings
court Saturday and moved the court to lis upon
day for the hearing OF the case. Judge Gul-
yon announced that the Court would hear the
case on tomorrow week, Tuesday, tho 2lst
inst.
Powhatan Ellis, co!orcd, convicted OF murder
and arson in Amherst and sca:cnccd to be
hanged on the oath of June, has had lllI sen,
tcnce committed by tho Governor TO lmrrIson'
mcnt Tor life in the pcnltcnllry.
In the Senate, Saturday, Oh the vote i'r pay
ing the uncral expenses Of the late }. ". d.
Bland, Senator from the fourteenth district
tho on ~ vote IN the negative "n' '''t ~ ''"
ator Moss, coorcd.
Gov. Walker has rcipitcd until Friday, Au
gust l2th, 1870, Warner Taylor, convicted
May 10Th, 1870, in King George county court
OF murder and arson, and sentenced to be hang
Ell June l7th, 1870.
a difficulty occurred in fredericksburg last
week. between Jim Lewis (coIored) and NJ. II.
Bradshaw, in which the former was stabbed by
the latter, and killed.
The Governor has decided that under tho
constitution magistrates are not entitled to
commissions from him.
An incidental question Of considerable lite
rary interest will arise in the minds Ct most OF
the reading publicin connection with the death
of Mr.. Dickens. That is. whether his last
work, "Tbc Mystery of Edwin Brood, Was
fully completed at the time Of hlI death. That
its frame work was all a | ont, if not actually
Joined together, we d, not hou5r; bur wheth-
er no had put the fnal and Flushing touches,
| in his own way and with his owe hand, to the
perfected structure, is not, known WASH.
Star.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-06-13

One James Fl. Ryerson has proposed to
the authorities of Indianapolis Ito do all the
heating OF business houses and residences in
that city by fire rom within the earth" in
return for the modest sum of 100000 for
machinery and labor. He evidently has some.
thing of that faith which is able to remove
mountains, and says: "You may think this
Impossible, but nothing is impossible tho
fire is there"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-06-13

The speeches made by Red Cloud at the
various interviews he had in Washington, with
the Government authorities. arc mentianel rs
6ne spccirnena of nnturNA. oloqueuoo, aud ne
cision. Should a territory be formed soon
out of the country where he and tribes" live
it is proposed to send him to Congress as 6
delegate
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-06-13

The New York Standard thinks the reason
there are so many mutton heads in existence
is, because such number Of children are
perfect little lambs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-06-13

RAIL ADs.-The operations on the line of
the Baltimore and Potomac road at last begin
to look something like business; and the work
on the Metropolitan road, connecting Washing
ton directly with the West, has now reached a
stage where its completion within few months
seems matter assured. The wolk has been
progressing steadily at the heaviest points on
the line. and has now been resumed at this end
and will be prosecuted vigorously " WISH.
Star.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-06-13
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
MONDAY, JUNE 13, 1870.

In the Houses of Representatives. on Satur-
day, the legislative; executive, aud judicial ap'
preparation bill was taken up, and long and
heated discussion ensr'ng on the Senate
amendments increasing the salaries of the
Judges of the Supreme Court and other Courts,
which were finally defeated. The amendment
providing that the compensation of all female
employees of the Government shall be the
same as now fixed by law for males, was adop.
ted by yeas IS, nays IS. The Senate amend
ment appropriating $500, 900 for the commence
ment of new building for the State Depart
ment, on premises DOW occupied by tho Wal
and Navy Departments, was rejected. The
House also rejected the amendment proposed
by the Senate in relation to the extension
of the Capitol grounds. The bill was then
referred to a conference committee. MIR.
Logan, from the Military Committee, reported
bill for the reorganization of the amy, and
the conference report which had been ordered
was concurred in and the bill passed
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-06-13

In the Senate, on Saturday, the Central
Branch of the Paciii, Railroad bill, was passed
by yeas 3d. nays l3. 1t gives no bonds, but
lands only. The bill is designed rs com.
promise OF the claims of this company, under
existing law, to both lands and bonds. The
road starts from Atchison, and is now built
one hundred miles west The bill enables them
to connect their road with the main track Of
the Uoion Pacific at point not further west
than the Tooth meridian.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-06-13

Letters from Denmark state that the Govern
ment OF that country continues to be much
mortified at tho neglect Of the Senate ofthe u.
s. on the subject of the st. Thomas treaty, that
body having, two years ago, been informed OF
its ratification by Denmark, and the period for
the exchange OF rati6cations having been sever
al times extended at the request ST this Coz
eminent; the last time expired on the four
teenth of April. The Senate allowed 1t to
elapse without one word for or against the
measure. Denmark seems to be very anxious
to get rid of the Island of St. Thomas and
We are quite sure its acquisition by the u. S.
would be very "bad bargain for tho United
States.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-06-13

OF THE THREE POINTS rs yet opened
~ upon the line Of The Manassas Gap Rail-
road, the one most olgibly situated with re-
spect to superior Stone, Cheap Fuel and the
markets for Lime, is the
SITE OF THE PATENT PERPETUAL
KILN,
at the Junction of the Extension Of tho VIM
chester Railroad with the NJ G. +. r., ono
milo west Of Strashurg.
This Kiln, with or without TWO HUNDRED
ACRES or LAND, one third timber-leEd
and timber both Of good quality-is hereby Of
fered at private sale.
Parties in qno5t of most judicious invest
mcnt will do we'll TO communicate with my
brother, RoBT. w. CRAWFORD, at Strasburg,
Va Mrs s. KENDRlCK, Adm'x.
with will annexed OF the late Sum'l. hcndrlck.
my 21-luw4t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-06-13

DRIED BEEF
ID George s. Jenkins Dried Beef for sale BY
;e1 j. Clinton MILBURN,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-06-13

N OIL &C. nn.u
would announce that tho business OF Is Il d "
IS s. LAWSON will be continued MS hereto
foro and solicit the continued confidence and
r. NJ. LAWSON,
mo Off Surviving Partner
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-06-13

10 - cots
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-12-03

A RARE PRIVILEGE :-Dr. J. 0. Handy possesses an enviabls reputation among the Apachss, and has license to travel anywhere through their country. In coming 10 Tucson he brought with him from Camp Thomas two wild Apaches as guides, and in com- pany with them and four Mexicans, took directroute across the mountains The Apaches regard the Doctor with species of reverence because ofhis success in treating theirdseases He speaks their language quite Auantly and is entrusted with full particulars regarding thsir laws, customs and traditions He will return to Camp Thomas with his two Indians after few days.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-12-03

WAR AGAINsT THE APACHEs "A letter to Mir. Simpson, dated Hermosilo Sonoray Nov, 18th, brings information regarding the war Ike preparations which are in progress in Sonora, under the auspices of Governor Pesquiera. He has organized strong force and is already marching Gin person. against the Apaches thatinfest the frontiers Two tons of lead, for use during the campaign, have been prepared at Hermosilo.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-12-03

0SHooTIsr" :-The Rev. d. A
 ,..,orof the McCormiek-SatfOrd con" bs8 an adventure on Monday
 ,. in front of the store of E. N .s.srgsd approaching him at his usu-
 .n he had so basely slandered
 <. columns of the sheet over winch
 ,be vetitable M. B. Dudield. Not
 ;,bstaud the scrutiny of him that he
 :. , point to vilify-and he had
 -. ..r to fear, as Maj. Dufield is under
 ,5. sum of 5000 to keep the peace
 ,0 Wasson who has blown so lustily
 t, Ctizen's columns, ran into the
 ..t,eated to a point at the extreme s, .ounter-pale as an egg-shell and
 ~ .f. lively "bone solo with his un- 4 s.,i.iars Bu., horror and perditionl! ,..t, d;smemberedl scaIped II Major | P. bu.iness led him to the store of Mr I .l mon passing within the door the ...,bat met his view was the unfOrtu~ !, man. glarlng at him from his cor- ,lI think I saw you before" ex- he Major advancing toward w., with -,,,rs smile playing on his countenance. \, know you-u exclaimed the holy I ,,,in7 a hand in either pocket of his Il having forth a brace of Deringer
 ,bils his eouuteuance plainly said :: n 6, mercy'5 sake become scared or
 ,ev faint T Dufield, however, did
 me scared, but walked boldly up to lthere being nothing left which would a in stating that he approached the raarking: "YoW draw pistols |; you ,srsnpti5le coward aud have not cour- b shoot, etc. etc, During there remarks .5os solo" cor niuued :; the arms fairly |; lon terror, and the spectators say that, .-7s-ely was his demoralization effected, afcien. strength been left him to dis -45s weapons, the bullets were as liable s,o7 harmless mirror, bale of mer- .se, or the head of lhe "shootist' as to .a8eila4 intended victim.
 -as may be ve y usefal things; but if lack the nerve to obey his murderous in~ hit were the wiser course for him to leave k aside and pay woman to do his fight
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-12-03

CESnoy SETTLED D:-From information
 cd through parties from Rslston City, we
 ned ia OUT issue of the 18th inst. the
 's Paragraph
 '" "a''oa' acting under the Surveyor -''a' O. AsF Mexico, is at present engaged -. S''S Oi FuOniag the Western boundary " N'V Mexico ; his line is seven miles
 ' 'ae BarrO n nes, thus placing the said '" many miles within the boundary of ~" date of November 24, Mir. Willison 'oa RalstOu City as follows:
 'a not engaged in running the Western '',y me of New Mexico, but in project ! mes of Gov surveys of public lands ]. , Mexico, Ralston City lies fourteen \. ll.' ll. ct the lO9th degree of West Lon 'u'ea forms the line between Arizona | SsT Mexico,
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-12-03

TIE JOURNAL OF EDUCATION for Novem Der, comes to us enlarged to nearly the size. of Har- pers Weekly,
 We rejoice with all others interested in the cause of ucaton, in these substantial evi- dences of interest and progre g.
 It is ably edited and elegantly printed. It's circulation is now, over six thousand copies. Webster's Unabridged Dictionary is offered as premium for twelve subscribers. Addre B, 7O8 TO Chestnut St, St Louis, Mo.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-12-03

|aJC. HANDY, farty to the tragedy at
 Taoms. recorded in our last issue, ar
 nnlhat post on Suniay-havihg come r1rpose of surelde-ing himself to the ats, and obtain heating. On Monday 'sssaed himself at court and produced les Ho alfdavts made by parties at Camp mas to the effect that deceased had ex,. |Hi determination to kill Dr. Handy-an
 signed by Mir. Huey few days previous 4dslih, in which he exonerates the Doe '.Ai oeasure ia the matter, and requests roceedings be taken against him. 'lAr having taken place in Yavapai ' ihe judge merely examined the docuo P'ssented and advised the Doctor to !" Prescott for legal extsnuation.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-12-03

M Peraltos of Wckenberg, Messrs. Dickson and Wirdbeimer of Prescott arrived from Florence on Tuesday. Men rom Northern Arizona are much greater novelty at Tucson than are men from Calilornia or New Mexic
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-12-03
NOtice!

All Perssnsars cautioned aga inst puTshasing g CT negotiating certain Promissory Note fer one thousand i've hundred do liars, given by no ts Simon R. Chambers, dated April 7th, 1870, and payable on the first of January 157l, the said asts was obtained from me by fraud,
 s. ". CHAMBERS, EuessR May 8, lsTs. Uj7e.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-12-03

oVIL7Y;-Ths case of Anthony Dor
 GU Indictment for murder in the first .,,. s taken up for trial on Tuesday
 ,s '1sa until Wednesday evening. The
 ,. 0'''t d'hberatiou, returned @ were
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-12-03

AGUsrUs BRICHrA opened his new saloon in LeOpoldo's brick building, on Tuesday The music was delightful, and the jolliGcat on gen. orally WAS gay and festive.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-12-03
I.EYIN'S HOTEL.
 MAIN STREET.
NAINSTREET.

The building known as the "Ho4ges'
 House" has underwent thorough rsno-
 vation and is now open to tao publis
 under the above name. The bed rooms are airy and comfortable, and neatly furnished living every aeeommo dation to be found in any hotel between San Francisco and St. Lsus. The Table will be found to contain the
 best that the country af ords, prepared
 by the most skilful cooks in the Territory.
 April Is 1870. If
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-12-03
Notice !!

have this day appointed D. IL STTCKNy my lawful Agent to attend to all business con- ueeted with the SANTA RITA SAW-MILL, in my place and stead. Any arrangements made by the said D. H. STICKNY will nee! with the appreciation of the undersigned,
 T. M. YERkES, Aug 10, 1870. a20tE