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, 1870-04-10

new YoRK, April 9.-Thc bank statement Is
Loans .ss;a,i7t,sss Increase. .....s 41s,s,7
Specie. ;s7,e9e DecreAse...... 1867, ,<a1
G1rculaiton.- g, :Aess 1ncrease,-,,.-- HOS
LeSal-tenders 47.eIo.tss Dec'rase...... 2tsl.1s0
The fa!iure OF an old member Of the Stock
Exchange was Eusnorrd tn-tay-
Money enBy at Hs6 percent On call.
Sterling fEm Ut lOsf,9l0o. ....
Gold dEme1: opened 1t 1l2H, touched t1sK, and
closed n 1isA. The advancing tendency Of the
the rise today is generally ere1itcd 70 tue opera
tons Of leading forelgncfl
Exchange 1rm.
car.,ns rates. 4tas4 Per cent.
Cle1Ia1ces, fl, 00b,Q0
Governments active and higher, In sympathy
with FOLD. .
Co1ps, 81 ,.1l4h(1 l149 ,coup4, 81 :. .1os'.al1o
Coups, Ga. III u C01ps, Is. .1O9 ttall0
Comps, ii. .ll0t txl1o., .1usK(31odk
Conns-, '65. ..lIH1.tal1l Currency g. Ill 21llI
Do. new. .109', ',t4ly9HI
The tone OF the nlLEket Ia healthier, Fewer
bonds we're offered. ami orters to Luy were more
nuru' n ~
State bonds quiet and nrm: ....-.
Asssnur1s, 29aa Old North Carolina 4s1
Old IeEnes*ees,... 5sA New do-.......... IL,
New to............. - Louisiana !cyee O. "a
ND Ttr1lnt1%, ,..,... 7H1 Alabama S. ,.. "a
New SirEtniAs. Ssh New 8 CArollnaA. IL
The stock market WAS s1r,ng until after the pub-
!ication nf the Tank statement, when there vas
ING, Northwestern preferred, Wabash, and Wander
.llt ttock:. The fail1rr Of ! small operator had
10 effect on the market. The marfet however
c!nses! asmfr, the rlse in gud impart1ng mors
cheerful feeling to the market, and prices were up
Z. thc best point Of the day, though business was
, 1870-04-10
BUSINESS NOTICES

wow IL the lime 10 be getting ready
for the dry and dusty Heathe7. Fp- Ra,dcu and
street sP!inlllng use the hest rnhbcr hose, You
wi! md II a.! fcady for nse, With the nxtutpa NJ
street.
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J. B-tPfge ACu. occupied the basement Is
store room Tor dI goodA Their loss by wxter
may feaeh q, GOO, The building la not injured

store room for dly goodA Their !oss by Hster
may reach &, ,oo0 fhebulIding Ia not Insured
on s0EIH WATKK sTRExT.
Shortly after 10 O'Clock last night, member OF
hrc in : four.stor5 hrick, No. % South WateT
street, occupied By Jxmea FoEHyth ca, a.
wholesale grocery store. While this ofrccr hurried
Thompson, Of the city polIce. burst Ia the door.
and decovercd The 1re In the centre Of the second
1oor, among stock of Matches- The Fire Der.srt-
ment responded promptly to the alarm, auI sue
ceeded In extinRuishiug the names before they hid
made any considerable hesdwsy. 4 large amount
u water waa poured Into the building, however.
and the stock Was seriously damaged. The loss Il
estimated At $4,000, while the stock Is valued at
so0to Il Is injured for s7s ooo Ia the following
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Resae s*9r,Chieaso-Hodrs =, :; Tnacy, /: Pinkhan
l. AtnasN7Ed.

H.
Empfsr-S ". fanncr
THE TKIF TO NEW OHLkANa,
1t b now definitely arra1gttl that Chicago .Ipb
IS TO make utH to New Orlennk letter sras ou
yeStc:daJ received from the Lone Star Ciuh. of
that city. containing an o1er of the use Ut their
grounds, and promise to make the visit attrnc-
i've and prp1tah.e. Mr. Wentworth, The Vice
PInsASent. replied, acccpt!ng thc courteous o1er
on behalf OF The Chicago Club, and naming The 9Th
IN and sth Of May next as the especl1i days for
which the club would like tn engage the rrountis
clrB ORGlftZATlON,
I9c loHow'nQ llk1 OF cluis& organized upQo The
professional st8ten Is given Bf the New YORK
Ifnfs: ~
CIHhs. Lonastou Hv.,~
Afl,Et'c hrrotlyn, Y. .sharr ESic 1uouey
Att tic. .I'!lAEl,3,Ea. IA F.y Ir s..T1.
Cincinnati. 80. Cincinnati. 1hIO rey IL ssiery
A'hieaEn. .ChtcAfo. Iii. pnr ~ .,}.rr
EtkfOta. ,RTus,S lru N " Sh.t. x,Ts ,1rn.:T
F"trrt City Rnekfnr,t, H. Sisrr sntc tno.fSp
!Hineton. tryinEtnn, n. Sharr esfc mnncv
ArJ.tont P!lilAdr!ph.. Pa. -ShaTr Eair uoney
!ueS5-...- tHQETtH.- kr...--rsy hy aaIa1y.
MHi '."...--SrM aoIk Fay hs s.!.sy.
National---. r. athtnEtun. p e. Appointed to ohict
51iiyhpic ... .shnkton. p @. Appointed to once.
hharr Kate monty.
Ss1!yyH1pl- s1yy PhllAdelp!fa, Pa. .Shafc estr money,
TIN ornsaiu .Rnftou, Aaka, -, Paw hF exlarr
An!an 1.3utn N. YSbs
tn1oQ. MDyIttaniA. N, I. .&hhre
lhs sane paper gives the names Of the players
and their rosirtons, In the mines OF II tSn fnrr
leading cluts," as fouows:
, 1870-04-10
HOW TO PRESERVE THE TEETH

NcuRh skin made SIN ooth by tta5ur
Junper Tar Soap, manufactured by Caswcu,
Hazard l. Co., New York
, 1870-04-10

LAST NIGHTS cf .1oa e.
T. NJ NJ EFT,
In CHARLES GAYLRR'S Drama q
FRITZ, Our Cousin German,
EVERY EVENING aaa SATURDAY MATINEE.
NJ ENAkT will fntn.lurr 4 Stw fA1eae4rr S,ns
ana Danse, ~OH! DON'T LOVE Nj FETsY t"n* !"
Friday Farewell Renens Of H1r. Emru-,.
LAST NIGHTS! LAST NlGmTS. LAST NlGnrS.
Monday. Arr1 IA. 1CC1I-LE wfsSFERN
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-04-23
FOF INt ice IFlI
Men and SVOnhcn's Esi.Vate.

FRIEND TRADER-I have no idea how you
stand on the much vexed question of woman's
rights. Indeed, l have listened pretty closely,
but never, within my knowledge, have you COM
United yourself on this question. The subject
composing the heading of this article may seem
too large to be digested at single sitting, but if
L should set before you no article OF diet solid
enough Tor remuneration, nor new enough to
tempt curiosity as to its construction, we will
try to get up the old dish, which, although at
hrst but gently simmered, has since gone through
the several methods of fry, boil and hash in such
manner as at least to convert it into whole
some food l stepped once at country hotel
where the landlord regularly called out the bill
OF fare, beef steak spiced beet, meat pie. 1t had
been tried times enough before to convince any
man possessed of less patience than our Boniface
was endowed with, that it would not go down
The tooth-print, even of some of the more val
liant OF the attacking party of the day before
were plainly visible on the bits composing the
meat PIE but still the morning beeisteak served
for the dinner spiced beef, and the spced beef of
the dinner previous for the t>day's meat pie.
The original subject WAS a tough one.
Sailed, l hope with u few grains of common
sense and enough Of the spice of variety, our
wit may, like that OF friends of the Elrlville
gazette, need labelling. The Subjcc, Of woman's
rights, as prepared by the bonny faces Mr. Ed
ltor, that's pun who dish it up is getting to be
SO stale that it stinketh. Man uud woman's
S,Oht ,a.l
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-04-23
CREAM OF OUR EXCHANGES.

4 correspondent of the De kalb Ne1cs, trying
to say something very complimentary of Gen.
Farnsworth. and desiring his nomination TO con-
gress, says thusly:
We cannot fill his place in the first rank OF
Congressional statesmen.
And we agree with him. The republican
party have no congressional statesmen.
The Aurora Beacon says the survey of the Fox
River Valley Railroad has been completed to
Geneva-pass.ng through the extreme western
limits Of Aurora and Batavia, and interesting
the Northwestern hundred rods west of the
Geneva depot. The route keeps half mile or
more west from the river above. We hear that
work is bein,: resumed on the line below.
The Bloomington Leddor devores a column of
its space to the abuse of arupkards OF course
that article will 'Squelch EN- ~
The American Anti-Slavery Society at New
York have dissolved. Now let its members do
likewise.
The Bloomington Loader and the Pontiac Id
oScate in row. The latter paper, however,
is very magnanimous, having assumed that it
has vanquished the Leader, sit offers to let down
the Leador easy as possible"
Will it use a rope:
"Waunemawker," who wrote of Ottawa, has
performed similar service for Earlyille, and the
last Gazette is consequently "a very good paper.
The Peru UydN is very much Disguised be.
cause thousand ladies at Peoria DO not want
women suffrage. They should have consulted
that wise old newspaper about it. What he does
not know is of very little consequence,
The American artisan says the famous 'oro-
ide watches" which are 80 largely advertised III
eastern papers, are really worth from % cents to
s. each. Many a green boy in the country has
proudly paid $50 for worth only few shil-
lings. When you want watch, boys, 20 10 a
responsible jeweler
The Cuban rebellion is on It's last legs.- va
miagto@ LSdepsadeat.
AS a reliable allegation the above is d success
and the Ls}spsn3eat good al-leg-sator.
The above says the members of the constitu.
tional convention all 90 back to Springfield with
q flea in their ear. Is that the wicked flea, &c?
Inc Aurora De@cOH II out OF " haSh. lhoSe
who partlkc of the fare Of that editorial board
are now reduced to common sausage, and dog
goned' poor at that
The Aurora saloons are obliged TO close at +
o'clock p. NJ. and the midnight hummer must
so to bed without his might cap"
The editor Of the Beac0H congratulates him.
self with having succeeded In getting returned a
book which he had lent fourteen years. The
man who borrowed it is evidently good book.
keeper.
Three children bitten by Il mad dog last
week at Aurora, after they were bitten the
Mayor issued the usual proclamation, denoun-
cling dogs 1t is very natural to lock the stable
door after the thief has stolen your horse.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-07-09
INDIAN WORSHIP AT THE EAST.

The receptions given the big Indian. Rec
 Cloud, at Washington and New York, furnishei another instance of the shortsightedness and folly of our Indian pohcy. That ungainIy savage has been feted and fawned upon after a manner which not only leads him to consider himself an object ofsaspicion aud dread in th. minds of white men, but which is truly ridiou- loas in itaelE It is quite evident tbet the true policy to have pursued toward that Indian would have been to impress him with a sense ot his weakness and the strength of the white man this could havS been accoa Dlished without employing a single unkind expression toward him, and would, through the fear and respect it must have inspired, have proven of more real value than all the fine peace speeches which Senators and Sacyetarie es could deliver in 20 years. This Indian has been given to understand throughout, that the government cTavea peace with the red man (which it does, but which 1t were better to conceal fcom Red Cloudy thatit will giqe hia clothing and money and plenty to eat if he will only "l9t ID" on killing settlers and lrayeners-which is eaai- valent to an instruction to E. c. to killa white man every time he may find his atock of pro~ visions likely to run low. In none of those .'sweet- mouthed" speeches has he be been given to understand that he will be punished for violation of treaty stipulations and the result Is that instead of returning to his tribe subdu ed in spirit, as he should be, he returns thou sand times more naughty than he cane. Witness, for example the character ot the rspliesreceived from the Spotted Tail and Red Cloud delegations as reported by tho N !. Herald:
 We want our rights and VIC must have them "Ee want money and presents and the great Father must give them to us; the white man has cheated us"
 Senator Morrill from Maine and Delegate Hooper from Utah, and few others who can ind TO better employment than parad ng brcech- clouted savages from city to city, each ing them to be insoens and haughty should be put to pounding hemp in some appropriate public institufon, just to keep :hem out of harm; and if the people of the frontiers he'd the power to center such distinction upon them, then their appointment were certain.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-07-09
A Just Provision.

Congress has passed a bill t,. maimsd soldiers ofthe war wbie, . % H
 orally commended on the ground, $
 and humanity. Many of the b,a,.
 oi tue Union-nOw become the bo,., veg 'iOners of the Government they 5.l
 maintain-lost an arm or a les
 When the war ended and the sol5;s,.
 uniform and returned to the ranks ., ", citizens, law was enacted surDl.; H unfortunate soldier who required tIs \ ciency, an artificial leg or arm. Sin.
 has been found that these necesss,v ~ ~' fences are generally worn oot ori -' useless; consequently, in the sama o''' spirit that has ever marked the na,;l.5 ss5a'', for her maimed veterans, new bilI G..%,' a law which provides for the supplc ., 's'e clal limbs to 2uch as require tbam VI aa every five yaara. This will insure il. ol,' s. soldiers wlLh thesa great aecessoria. '','l their lives, The legs are estimarsd ''~ seventy-fYe dollars each, andarms f6r 2 each and from data furnished. an o- I'7 estimates that four hundred thousand -.ll' 5A will be required every five years for tbi, t' pose. We also learn that soldiers wboi. use of limbs and eyes, or are utterly n,.l, elrn a iTelihood, VII be provided rS additional pension to enable them to n,,.,. '- days in comparative comfort and ease-S Chronicle.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-07-09

The following from the Nea0 Ne9ican will go far toward rendering satisfactory expla- nation with regard to the abundance of arms and ammunition owned by the hostile Apa- ches.
 Colonel Prlce. commanding Forth Wingate, has arrested and now holds in custody, tour persons charged with selling ammunition and arms to the southern Apaches. For @ long time < was known that certain parties at Zuni were engaged in Q contraband trade with the Apaches-iurnishipg them the means to prosecute successfully their raids upon our people. Until Col, Price took command at Fort Wingate nothing was done 10 put au end 10 the disgTacetul and uulaw- fuj traffic, and he merits he generous support and influence of our authorities in the measureg he has taken, more especially as there seems to bs a disposition in some quarters 70 screen ihe offenders from the punishment they SO richly deserve. We understand that he U S District Attorney Elkins has taken the ne- cessary steps to have the prisoner brought to this city fer examination before the United States Commissioner. Sbouid Id the crime be proved upon the parties charged we trust that they will be punished to the fnlles extent .of the law.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-07-09

h these days Q member of Congress is in biz luck who can serve a term in either Con- gressionaI hall at Washington and escape being '5lack-maiIed This fact would suggest either astonishing shrewdness and penetration in our statesmen or prudence in the aphOrism which tellsus to "send 8 thief to catch athief' V The last victim whom we find recorded Is Congressman Fitch from Nevada, who has been charged by 8 Washington correspondent Of tbe New York Post with corruption in matter regarding Cuban bonds. There is no room to doubt that the article published in the Post and subsequently copied in the Washington EDcn- ing Star IS foul and malicious slauder of a good and worthy man. On the 8th ut. Mir. Fitch made speech in the Houae and stated that the accusation against him lis an unmit- gated falsehood ard that the author IS a wicked and cowardly liar" He then called upon Mir Butter from Mass, ,aschairman of the su5-com' mittee authorized to investigate charges of corruption, to state whether any evidence had been presented tending to impGcate him. Butler felt happy to say that there was noevi- dence whatever toimplicate the gentleman from Nevada. Fitch then concluded his remarks by polishing off the reporter and here is the manner in which he did it:
 At the cost ofa dinner or five doliar1 bill some scavenger who disgraces the rerortorial fraternity Is induced to sound the preliminary nOta of slRu0er 1 suppOse we shall have the whole pack yelping in chorus about Monday SO far as my action Is concernel, should deem myself recreaut to my obligations to lny con stituents and to my own manhood if allowed the cry of 8 few hungry coyotes to swerve me at any time from the utterance of words of en- couragement and cheer to any people who are struggling for civil and religious liberty
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-07-09
2d It, Sd Cavy. and Post Adjutan
THEsoUTHERNPuClFIo RAILROAD.

Special despatches 10 the Chieag, tribune dated June 20, say ttat the Southern Pacific Railroad question comes in the Senate to-mor- row morning if that body hold unanimously to the agreement it maae Friday. There are two bills, one reported by Howard and one fer which Sherman stands sponsor. Howard names seventy gentlem en as corporators and Shsr man l20; Sberman's bill is the Fremont bill, while How ard is antagonisiic of Fremont both bills are alike i'll their general features The proposed road is from Marshall Texas on the thirty ~second parallel to Fl Paso and through New Mexico to A1zona and 10 the Pacific coast, at San Diego Cal Theland grant IS twenty sections in California and forty in Arizona and N CIV Mexico per mile, and to be- sold to settler at two odolars and fifty cents per acre after five years from the ompletion of the road Towards bill provides that the whole
 line must be built of American iron or steel in eleven years Sherman's allows foreign mate rial to be used in Texas and to be completed in ten years Both bills give right of connec- lion with twenty sections per mile as a grant from San Diego to San Jose, California. How ard calls the main line t3e Texas Pacific R R., while Sherman names 1t the Southers Trans, Continental railroad.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-07-09
(Extract.)

No. 58. (Extract.)
 L h Complia nce with instructions from Headquarters Military Bivision of tho Pacific, dated March 18th, 1870, the following is pro- claimed as the boundaries ot reservation for the new post to be established in the White Mountains and known as Camp Ord.
 he boundaries of the reservation to be as follows: Starting at the point of intersection of the boundary between Now Mexico and Arizona with the south edge of the Black Mesa, and fol- lowing the southern edge of the Black Mesa to a point due north of Sombrero Plumo so B0tte j; thence due south to said SGmbIsro or Plumoso Bu,te thence in the direction of the Picacho Colorado to the crest of tho Apache Mountains following said crest dcwn tho Salt River to Final Creek, and thence up the Pinal Creek to the top of the PiEal Mountains thence following the crest of the Pinal range to the Cordilleras de h Gia, the Almagra Mts., and other mountains bordering the north bank Of tho Gila River, to tho New Mexican boundary, nHar steepIe rock ]; thence following said boundary north to its inter section with the south edge oi the Black Mesa, the starting point.
 Aipersons cautioned again settling within these linits, as they lifoie to be elected.
 By order of Bvt. It, Col J ohm areen,
 ", ", ROBINSON,
 2d It, 3d Cavy. aud Post Adjutant.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-07-09
cAMP oRD RESERVATION.

We publish below Orders No. 58, issued at Camp Goodwin by Bvt. Leut. Col. j. Green, while en route from Camp Grant to assume command of Camp Ord at the White Noun taius. Pre6xed we publish the letter of trans' initial to the Actg Asst. Adjt. Gen'l from which it will be seen that the Colonel on purely con- siierate grounds, Is anxious to prevent citizens from visiting or settling on the reservation described:
 HEADQUARTERS, CAMP ORD, AT
 June 23, 1870 To ths Actg Asst Aajt GenL
 Sub- District Southern Arizona,
 Tucson Depot A. T. SIR: have the honor to transmit herewith extract of Post Order Nc. 58 c. B. Camp Good win, 4. T, based upon in structions from Di- vision Headquarters, and would respectfully suggest it, publication in the Tucson paper and Prescott Miner as it would tend 10 prevent citizens from coming here, and avoid he ne- cessity of sending them away and furnishing them with rstions.
 Very respectfully
 Xour obt svt
 JOHN GREEN,
 D rf-1 A
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-07-09

Mae" still keeps au blazing away at thas almost impregnablo rampant, Congress, but not iuvaia, On-the 6th of June he introduced the 2.losng bill wicb was read twice, referred to ta= Committee OR Appropriations and ordered t9 ha printed:
 bato authorize he President Of the Unit
 cd a.s.eslo csusa the northern and eastern
 boundary .'a3s of ,ae Territory Q Arizona to
 be surveyed aud marked.
 Be it enacted by Inc Senate and House of Repre- eutstyss of the United States Of Araer- .ct .n Congress assembled That the President cttae United States is hereby authorized and ul-ectsa t1 cause the northern and eastern boundary llnes otthe Territory of Arizona t,be surveyed and distinctly marked, and plat o; s-.t sllgey shall be deposited in the office of 'ne Secretary Q the Interior, and another f.5- D. Id sl-vey saal be deposited in the u-l1 ta- ot sae Terr.tocv of Ari- 1oaa, ald Co eaa5 as President to axecute ,Le saia rvays ghe sam of thir.y-fva thou f'@. -- lars ls a=re5Y appropriated ou. 0f any a-o1eys ln the treasury a0t otherwise eppro- graies,
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-07-09

The mails this week brought us few more anonymous epistles with requests that we wil oblige the writers by publishing. Now this is rather "cool" We will, however, obige the the writers by calling their attention to note upon this subject in last weeks issue. Things anonymous are doubtful things and cannot be considered of more value than leather medal without string attached.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-07-09

HID. QRs., CAMP GOODWIN,
 May 20, 1870.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-07-09
To ths Actg. Asst Adt GenL Sub-Dlstrict Southern Arizona,
 Tucson Depot A. T

Maj lst Cav, B.; It. Col. U. s. A:
 Commanding.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-06-29
New York Ma rkefs.

TUESDAY, June es-FIoUR AND hKAL-The mar
set has atteIy been rsesy Sepr.s.sd BY the suos
Epns, s dSy ss n T,s
ssa Se Sss we susss ss.;s .aa Sss
{e,A.O; Western spring wheat Double extras tsst6S
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es5;s ssS,ssio s sco ,T,ds end .@!
VS. soatsern baker. and family brands s.cs{s RYE
nonr suPsraos and extra. e o01& 10 Corn meal.
PSovrsIoxs-Ios products have been drocpinr,
Sts Tor Western mes slssbst = Tor city d. Essl
SIS SG sp Ene mes Hs s,T ASs fSs Eel p n os G
ter demand sales 80 pkss sl2s SIS Tor plain mes,
4, a. iSas s. .F All RPs e. S ss '
pEss, at I6si5c. Tor pieeied iaSs aud iOs gle Tor
smo lGt 90 hScon city Glsei; selling at ihSSse
heavy sales SSO pkgs az lltsliae i9r NO 70 prime
S and See Tor prime s mt SsS to
| dressed noge steady, at llSilAc. "
snbsdence OF speculstion an mort demand Win In.
creased shpments from the West. To-day wheat was
e., 5000 busb.. at 81 y Tor No. spring d asss
| ~ - 10. Chicago and Muwaukee as IN quality,
saf a4 Ss '5 Corn raa v asa s s%Hs
new western HNed sssgsc IN qualify but very lt
GGft FOUND SR YslGS os lS %e %se soo
demand and shaos hrner nut close with the advance
aud G. @ Tor QUO and nd STATE Re ds az
ge @tG; for yenoT a1s O5s tilo Tor stae barley
STATE nq and s?a5 sy Tor F css sfn' fol
was Sp ana p1cnsngsa RIO
al goa. kicc Gull. Carolina, ssNSc.; Rangoon %
Sso MNs's'i S9st fnH ssa' & Ss cub
| English Island Raw sugars dun ana uncNngcd. Fail
70 gaoi refining @.S9JIc'i renned duiI at 'SHS5hc