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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-01-26

Laugh at the "Iunocents " at CowpER-
THwAIT, CHAPMAN & Co.'s.
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GREAT CLEARING SALE of all kinds of
winter Dry Goods at cost.
A. SEESSEL & SON.
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ron ALe-mlsCeLLAHeOU

N01oes under uus ReUd alH BE- inserted AZ Ten
osHls PEI line. each insertion.
TEAM y E.-On goo Terms =. an a No.
- St am e tSi hor.s pow-r) aud
DO i-I Arpl ~lemises, Chelsea Mills, or
"a IA Fd0xf.. ua2ll J. GALS IAN
~ sd L,ND.-f0 acres wOoo land for
~ "a III % stock rang, six miles north
est OF N-rnfrhi-, near HAT -hie liver. on nav
Ca .4Vl and above ovelhow. Apply 70
". iie1ie< corHe r SECOND aud acksOn, OF W.
A Wheatiey. Rethel Block jas
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WIGGANs & THORN lave received a loi
of linen handkerchiefs, 233 Clay Building
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Eleven jurors have been obtained in
the Dickens case.
The Grand Jury were discharged yes
terday.
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GREAT CLEARING SALE OF all kinds of
winter Dry Goods at cost
A. SEESSEL e son.
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The Southland Writer'S" at CowPER-
THwAIT, CHAPMAN Il Co.'S.
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NOTlcs 10 ADVERTISERS

WHITE alpscss, at half value this week,
at B. Lowenstein & Bros.
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Napoleon the Thirds at CowPER-
TGwAIT, GaaPS.S = Co.'S.
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Fae sALEEF e8 SALE

JOE LOCKE, 236H Main street, has Go
dey for February, writing paper, envel-
opes. etc.
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FIR SALE OR RENT.

N.fp~s sHder his heud Uiu Be inserted N Ten.
"-an PEI line, eIch insertion
FRoN WORKS The Helena Iron Works -
al lie vna. Atkansas tor particulars ad-
dr,~s BARBAROUX A 90,
Louisville, Ky
Or r. Il. DADE.
jt2Id &w Helrna. Arkansas
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GOLD hair nets, at lower prices than
elsewhere. HERZ0G & BRO.
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JOE LOCKE, 1904 Main street, has De-
morest and Peterson for February, and
a host of other monthlies, illustrated
weekIies and dailies.
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OUR fine dress goods, to close out, at q
sacrifice. HERZOG & BRO.
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COUNTY SCRIP! County SCRIP

ONE hundred remnants of silks, at B.
LowensLein Il Bros.
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EXTRAORDINARY bargains At B. Lowen-
stein & Bros. this week.
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PRICE our Wooden Hosiery to get bar.
gains. HERZOG q BRO.
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PREVIOUS to taking stock, on February
6rst, we offer extraordinary good bar
gains. B. Lowenstein q Bros.
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MEMPHIS AND LIITLE ROCK RAILROAD.
Going West-Lesve HOpeheld daily at 500
am.
Coming E~ast-Leave L'AnguilIe at 1850 pm.
FERRY Boat leaves foot OF Union St at 90 am.
B. D. WILLIAMS,
General Agent and superintendent.
MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD.
ARRIVE. DEPART.
lAli $3.50 pm. E:0l m.
express Train..-.----.---l0:S0 pm. 1870 pm
Junction Accommodation 8:l5 am. $3.50 pm
~9nAervllle Accommodation S;45 am. 40 pm
. WI. ROSS. Gent supL
MEMPHIS AND LOUISVILLE RAILROAD.
DEPART. ASEivE.
Day Express. city ume--...4 200 am. 2:l5 am.
Night Express. city time.2sA5 pm. t2.E am.
Ticket ofacss No. 2S 10 Main street and al
Depot. head of Main street.
Sleeping Car attached 70 Night Express
Train. which goes through to Nashville, via
and Northwestern Railroad, With
SAM. q. JONES. GENT supt.
NIssIssIPPI AND TENNESSEE
ARRTvE. DEPAkT.
New Orleans Mail. datly--S:2Op.m. I2sO0uoof
=. Orleans Express, daily9 o. am. 4s5 pm
Freight, daily exceptSun-
pm. 500 am.
Mail Train lakes direct CONGESTION FOR
New Orleans and al points South.
Express Train makes direct connection for
Conesyllle, water Valley, Oxford, Holly
Springs and all points north or Grenada on
Mississippi Central Railroad.
Ticket ofhee 70 E2 Main street and at the
Depot. Omnibusses Win call for passengers
leaving orders at 81 l-2Mhin street.
A. =. LIVERMORE, Gent Supt.
q OAKLEY GEM Ticket Agent
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Shelby Circuit Court---Iudge Swayne.
Motions were heard yesterday.
The Attorney-General requests that al
Justices of the Peace having in posses
sion papers IN State cases, appeals, etc.
retGrnable to the present term of this
Court, will Immediately file h same, OIL
citations will be issued against them al
their costs.
The calendar of cases set for trial to-day
is as follows:
SS-Duf VS.. Saunders.
S9-Hearn VS.. Young.
90-Stratton VS.. Hayden ct al.
Clones VS.. Barnes.
92-Kitcham Us. Lynn.
95-Watson, trustee, vs.. wilkins, sur,
part.
9EMooney VS.. Fife.
g5-Carhart & Bros VS.. Walt ct al.
s6-Tomlin ct al VS.. Hart OF al.
s7-Allen VS.. Boyle.
eS-Blades VS.. Sheppard ct al.
9-Weaver, trustee, VS.. Stockley OF al.
l00-Weaver, trustee, vs.. Jones ct al.
l0l-Plummer & Co., use, ETC., vs.. Hol-
ley.
lO2-Aydlett, use, etc, VS.. Dickens.
l03-Smith VS.. Cole.
I04-Ward, admir-, vs.. Jones.
l05-Brown, billiard d Co. VS.. Phillips
& 20.
lO6-Montgomery vs.. A. q N. s. 8. Co.
lO7-Miils vs.. Bond ct al.
l~0S-Sherman VS.. Winters.
lO9-Flatley, admir-. VS.. NJ. & C.R.R.Co.
ll0-Eox vs.. Brannan.
lll-Moore, trustee, vs. Pattiscn.
ll2-Ctark & Co. VS.. Bender.
ll3-M. q. Gas Co. VS.. Conner.
1l4-Wesson VS.. Cash.
ll5-Martin VS.. Hughes.
~lI6-State of T., uss etc. VS.. Allen ct al.
1l7-rhomas VS.. Burrows.
'llS-Torrence, sur. part. VS.. Noblin.
ll9-Torrence, sur. part. vs.. Carroll.
lZ0-DuBose VS.. Leonard.
PIN. n. B. of NJ. VS.. Waggoner ct al.
I22-M. n. b. of NJ. VS.. Waggener ct al.
l23-Boothe VS.. Stanton ct al.
l24-Miller VS.. Lewis.
I25-Saunders OF ux VS.. Duff ct al.
I26-Pattison ct TX VS.. Dickens, admir-.
l2T-0nley, trustee, VS.. Dickinson ct al.
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STEAMBOATS,.
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.

NN AND AFTER THE I5rH DAY OF FEE
- RUAEY the
&enphis and ST. Louis Packet Co.
WILL TAKE
ET'O FEO1Sht .. q. ID,
Nor permit invoice charges to be inserted in
their bills OF fading.
70 all points where there are no banking
facilities, drafts drawn on the cOnSignees will
be taken fOr collection. free Of charge; but in
no case viii goods be held by boat for col
lection Of such dIafts.
All legitimate transportation charges viii
be paid, as usual.
js23 HENRY ". SMITH, President.
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WATERFALLS, of the late style, st thir.
ty-five cents. HERZOG & BRO.
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A LOT Of nice white Blankets for four
dollars and hfty cents a pair.
HERZOG Il RRO
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AL DRY GOODS al a great sacrifice.
A. SEESSEL 4 SON.
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FREIGHT & TICKET AGENCY
CARRIERS
RED RIVER LINE OF PACKETS
FOR
YIetsburs, Hatchez, Alexandria, shrsye-
port and Jefferson.

EF The only Line giving Through Bills OF
LadiDE and Tickets TO the above points
sIT Passengers by this LIN escape the an
noyancs OF ehanzinK boats. and the enOr-
nous charges &C the Mouth OF Red River.
The following are the names OF the tsamers
cOmp posing this line:
Il. VI. saREvE----H. s. Carter. master
MoUNTAINEER--- -~--.Cropster, master
SILVER Bow-----Thos. Rea. master
WALTER 3 DANCE---.Llo-d T Belt master
So For Tickets and all reliable informa-
ton call 81 the General Passenger Depart
meEh, NO. Promenade, foot OF Jefferson st.
s h. SHOCK.
General Ticket and Advertising Agent.
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LAW REPORTS.

In sums to suit taxpayers, at City Bank,
No. 8 Madison street.
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TEz APPEAL is delivered Tor IS cents 8
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HOSIERY of every description and best
manufacture at less than impOrtation cost.
A. SEESSEL & SON.
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WI call attention to the card OF the
Misses Bowers, published in our adver-
Using columns. They deserve great
credit for the perseverance, and energy by
which-in imitstiOp of the lady after
whom their Isstltuteis named-they have
achieved so large a success, we uhGars
stand the Institute is now nearly tuil.
We can heartily commend it As q of the
best schools of our city.
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READ the new sdvertiseme ut Of 3.
Lowenstein 81 Bros.
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VELvETs. 50 30; Body Brussels, 50 so;
Ingram from IS cents to 81 80, etc, at
L. FEC MS. go Second at.
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HERzOo's celebrated kid gloves, fresh
to hand.
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THIs week cloaks and dress goods, at
half their value, at b. LOwenstein & Bros.
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-
General Ticket ONCE OF the NJ. and c. R. r
MEMPHIS. TENS, Nov. 20, 1853.
Q II. SHOCK Is our only authorized agent
u to redeem our Emigrant tickets bound
South, and none others need present tickets
AZ this Of1ce. A A BARNES.
noN GenT Ticket Agent.
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Get Twisted Threads at CowPER-
rHwAIT, CHAPMAN & Cos
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DIR. JNo. C. RoeER's Office moved
l0l Adams street.
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SOnoa afstrr fhs hefu ldaA Be inserted az Ies
oenls per line. each Insertion
CIGAR-MAKFRS -G good cisar-makers
Y can NV rtaty work and sood wage.
IUquir ~ 20 VAN = ct
jiis uOtFNAN & d BERER.
GAKDNFk-A sober st-ndy man. gpplv %
u II. W. KENAEN, I~arpaulin shed, On the
le,es. JAZZ
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OUR blankets. white and gray, at much
lower prices than before.
HERZoG & BRO.
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60 TO Locke's, 2S6A Main street, for the
latest news.
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LOOK AT OUR Delaines at less than man.
u~iscturer's cOst.
A. sEESsEL & SON.
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FOR R%EKT-ROUSES.

49,, sna- fha head UTH Be insarted AZ Ten
"0~ oenb pr line. each f~asegtiOn-
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COUNTY TRUSTEE
FOR COUNTY TAx-ooLLEcroR.
FOR JUDGE lsr CIRCUIT COURT.

ITIGE FIRST CIRCUIT COCRT-Edaor
j SPDe1i: IN re-pnuse 70 the very compl
menJ4ry cal in your paper OF yesterday
signed une o. the Bar" Z hereby snuouuc
myS-lf a candidate FOR Judge Of the FIr
Circuit COult OF shelby county.
dell C. W. HEISKELL-
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ELFRE FIRST TROUT COURr-ws a..
authorized 20 Nj. N. 2. J.
STEM AkI as s candidate for Clerk OF IN,
FIrstClr-gI Court, subject to nominatio.
o Tie Coun y Convention, to be ~ksldJenua.
r. III jal8
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FOR CLERK IsT CIRCUIT COURT.

TLFRE First CIRrUIr C0URT-we AT
\ suthOT q TO General b. NJ
Ef hDFfsFb for the nr1c- Of clerk OF H.
Fist Giro Il Court o. Shelby county suhie
To tue action oi tue democratic oonventioa
usls
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
nncnNrY-nrN CRIMINAL COURT

TrORNEY GENERAL or THE GRIN
y NAL CuTRT.-Me are authorized 10 a.
uouuce i. d WEIGH rs q candidate Tor A.
l1rney-oeneral Of the Criminal 'ourI de-
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@TS1DrN E-4he Cherry Place." Oh
y p4RrtE s HARBERT, Il Union ST.
- WFLfING-A new and conEsnieni d vel,
~ on M Gunner Of Mafket and second
- ~ Amply on The prenk -, or 70
". DREW, X. and {. RI I-N
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dark and gloomy portals"
His name was registered and he was
about being escorted to his quarters when
he made d bolt for the gate, but could not
get out, being brought back and consigned
to close quarters. $40 transit. Some of
the 'checks" that be lsvished on certain
individuals I'VE won't say Of which sex
last winter would NJ doubt be very ac-
ceptsble at present.
II J. W. Youngblood is in tho city, he
will learn something to his advantage by
calling at A. SEESSEL & SONS
SILKS, at less thar Importation prices,
at B. Lowenstein Il Bros this week.
OUR fine dress goods. to close out, at a
sacrifice. HERZOG & BRO.
GREAT CLEARING SALE of all kinds of
winter Dry Goods at cost.
A. SEESSEL & son.
Napoleon the Thirds at CowPER-
TawAIT, G6a2S.S = Co.'S.
EARLY ROSE PorAroEs.-I have a few
bushels of my own raising, genuine. They
are eallier and yield more than any other
kind. j. P. PRESCOTT,
40 Jefferson st.
JOE LoCRE, 1904 Main street, has De-
morest and Peterson for February, and
a host of other monthlies, illustrated
weeklies and dailies.
GOLD hair nets, at lower prices than
elsewhere. HERZOG & BRO.
WIGGANs Il THORN rave received a lot
of linen handkerchiefs, 283 Clay Building.
ONE hundred nan of silks, at B.
LowensIein & Bros.
COUNTY SCRIP! COUNTY SCRIPT
In sums to suit taxpayers, at City Bank,
No. 8 Madison street.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-09-17

Tassoa A, T. JxlJl {, 1879.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-09-17
NOTICE
Leopoldo Calr;lla

the First JpS...l
 0S' triet, County 1' cIS Hilsrio Cuevas VI An'l Tbs Territory of Arizona c
 10 Hilario cuesas' Sr'',jPg q You are hereby summonad .,oGSS, defeBl above named plaintiff, inthe Tis,,,,l. TSs,a,l yos First Judicial District of the ''Tiet sr eos, zona, and Go answer the eomr,.;' 'esiEi,,;y i'll the office of the clerk of said --aia' ant iasts, in the County of Pima, witb;n Vouft at elusive of the day of servie. ,'Neaty la, this summons upon you, if serysi r Iler s.; ty If serveo out of the Countv II-'Ria l5 trict, thirtydays in all otbcr 1oo ou' h t.s
 The said action is brought to 'ases SS fen, this court for the foreclosure of .,,la ,a,,l described in said eomplpint, and nam s said Hilario Cuevas on the siyIoog1,tse4is3 \ yember 4. D 1868, 10 secura tLo 'a dag account stated, snountinr to ,,r. pa5ntat hundred and thlgry-eight dollars -'Lsal year from said date g th interest Ftyaols rate oi two per cent per month I,n.;, '1stea- the foreclosure of another certoi- P-'-' 8 portion of the same premise, Mofs,a complaint, and executeu Dv Ina s-!i Ir-!'iIGta sI Tas, on tho twenty fourth day ot Eo, A.' 1885, to secure the payment of d eer,s;' s;,'l''' note dated on the 24th day of Na- Nh p1ll made by the said HiIario Gpev.s -'C'eAeg nine hundred dollars, payable on .L iO' ,as d February 4. D. 1869, to Jesu, ';Io tT liii ! Juan Elias IT,, and by them as-fa 1'a' La9 plaintiff, with interest thereon fro,ns Iea q of February 1869. As -Ni That the premises conveyed bv ...,
 may be sold, ant the proceeds a6plie5 ,1 --o'i ment of the sum of two thousand vG siv " l' eighty-nine 40-l0O dollars, with irIaN.-. 'N lul % the rate of two per cent per month s-' f-.'. -s'I day of February 1870, the amount dn, -',1 '' count stated; and that the oYetnlns ;s be, be applied to the payment of inc sna n -' hundred dollars, due on the said proni.-. with in terest thereon from the first l,-,' S.- ! ruary 1869 and the amounts paid for .'. said premises for the yeays 1869 and I.,. '' for the costs, expenses, and disbursena,. suit, and in case such proceeds are not to pay the game, then to obtain sn .-1 against the said Hilario Cuevas, defsnd,,. ,-' \ balance remaining due and also. tbof t defendant, and all persons claiming hv ,s or under him, may be barred and fo,sl all night, title, claim, lien, equity of s5.-I snc interest, in and to such mortgaye5 ,,. aud for other and further relief
 And ifyou fail to appear and aD,U,, said complaint, as above required. tl. will take default against you, and appIr \ Court for the elief demanded in soid c.-
 ~- Given under my hand -r5t1
 Of the District Court of a.
 Judicial District thi, An s.,
 VI Ugust 4. D. 1879.
 o. BUCKALET
 7Fa
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-09-17
N NOGEce
RELATING TO ARTIFICIAL LIgBSl
WAR DEPARTNBNT.

WGJbingtOn, l5th Jay <
 Congress having provided by Acts sFFT June F, Juno 90, and July l l, 1870. for il' I sue every five years of Artificial Limbs, c.,I value th ere of in money, to officers ''ii' seamen and marines, who have lost imt: E. service of the United States, the following structions are published for the benefit Of r interested. :.
 Application should be made direct ts t5s ! geon General, from whose office the 1se'@1 blanks will be furnished on reques {.
 Upon applications for limbs in kind, oFla' be given by the Surgeon General, upon any ' ufacturer selected, who shall first have y, bond in the sum of Five Thousand Dehsi4 two sureties, to furnish good and satisfactory L- without extra charge ro the soldier anu | good all de fleets ofmateriaI or vorkmaa'nlP .l out additional charge, subject in all ea.'i c..a inspection of such persons as tho surgeon O'- may designate. Blank forms of bonds will be fuTnIslea Office, , t4 Transportation to and from the place ol ..., .- the limb will also be furnished upon , I''
 quest addressed to the Surgeon GenSTa. ..,es Applications for communication VIII .S z. by the Surgeon General, and trasnu ui.'' .5,s.. Commissioner of Pensions for paymsn'
 the local pension agNts. ..i,i d As full instructi ons vii! Do lOl u..,io.-4l this Office with the blank form oi aPgh'11 11gs,t ! expense of employing an Attorney 'i %
 bs in no ease necessary. paREEs
 7ov4 Surgeon General, U' A'''
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-09-17

iudge in any district, or in case any district judge shall, from sickness, absence. or other disability, Do unable to act me eEcuit fudge of the circuit; in which such district IS included may make, during such disability CT vacancy, all necessary rules and orders pre- naratory to the final hearing of all causes in bankruptcy and cause the same 10 be enter ed or issued, as the case may require, by the clerk of the district court.
 Approved, June 30. 1870.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-09-17
N0TECE TO CREDITORS. h tbe matter cf the Estate ef RagA Kenne4s
 DeccnSeG

Notice is hereby given by the undersigned ad- ministratrir or the above named estate to the cred CTS of, and sIl persons having S claims az ainst, he said deceased to exhibit the same with the necessary vouchers to tn undersigned at his re- sidenee in the town of Tucson, County of Pima and Territory of Arizona within twelve rn onths from the date of this notice-after the expira- ten of which outstanding debts will be forever debarred.
 HANUELA KENNEDY, By
 VIM. H T0HGE,
 Agent. TaSsoa A, T. Jzlyl {, 1870. 9t
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-09-17
NRw MEXICAN CARPETS and BLANKETS

We have on hand and are constantly re- caiving full assortment ot every class of goods suitable for this market, which we offer on the most reasonable terms. One of our firm resides in New York City for the sole pur> pose of buying goods, and beingin market con- scantly. Our merchandise is purchased on the most advantageous terms. Those who doa
 with scan rely upon our stock being of the best quality and at the lowest prices, We would call the attention of merchants from this Ter ritory as also from Sonora, to our well assort- ed stock especially suited totheir market, and can confidently say it will be to their ad van tage to examine il before purchasing elscwhee
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-09-17
PUBLIC NOTICE!

8 LL persons are warned against tre,aasf. :. A ths ?rORerty Of the M0WKY STLVIRM Work will oe resumed on an extensive sca,p as proper arrangemnts can be made, and ,s, dliioR otthe country will just;fy it. Ths1,, has been placed in the hands of the Bra-7 tn horiitos of the United States, by order q erai 6rat, U. s. 4. COmmander-in-c -chief :. request of the undersigned. Allust and le,a claims against the Company will be ,e;t,i resumption of work. The undersigned rsftr his friends in Arizona to ee thsl iss sr this notice is carried out.
 SYLVESTER Bf0WRT.
 PFesidsL!
 MoWry Silver Ainisg c. New York, oot, l4, '67.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-13
MISCELLANEOUS PRUssIAN NEWS.

VESSEL DESTROYED BY ToRPEDO-T THE
QUEEN OF PRUSSIA TO TAKE Personal
CHARGE OF THE WOUNDED OF BOTH Ma
TIoNs-HOw THE FRENCH PRISONERS ARE
TREATED IN GERMANY. e
BERLIN, Friday, Aug. IL, 1870
small vessel which persisted in entering the
Jahde on the Oldenburg coast in spite of warnings
of danger ran against one of the torpedoes placed
there to defend the harbor, and was blown up. Her
crew were saved.
The Queen of Prussia announces that she will take
personal charge of the wounded of both nations and
that their treatment shall be identical.
The French prisoners as they pass through the rail-
way stations receive nothing but kindness Citizens
and volunteers give them refreshments, cigars &C.,
and ladies enter the cars, and going from man to
man. offer them paper and pencil, and volunteer to
write to their friends for them.
The Crown Prince promises TO release all newspa-
per correspondents taken prisoners on the field
New-York tribune., 1870-08-13
THE PRESS ON THE SITUATION.
ENGLISH OPINIONS OF NAPOLEON-sATIsFAC-
TORY REPORTS OF THE FRENCH CROPS.

ENGLISH rOPINIONs OF NAPOLEON-sATIsFAC-
TORY REPORTS OF THE FRENCH CROPS.
LONDON. Friday, Aug. u, 1870.
The Examiner this week says Napoleon adopts the
course most worthy of his name and of the gravity
of the situation. Reused from indolent indecison
by stunning blow, he attains to the greatness of
the situation. In the presence Of peril unspeakable
to himself his family, and the proud nation which
80 lately reinvested him with hngly power, laying
aside conventonalities, he tells France her danger
and exhorts her to the rescue not for his sake but
for her own.
The Times this morning says: The pride OF France
is wounded and her prestige dimmed. Who brought
this on her must suffer for it. Victorious or dis
crowned Napoleons alternative on the next battle
fedo
The apprehension that famine would be added to
the horrors of war in France in consequence of the
late drouth, have been dissipated. The Paris Gdu
lois has reports from 81 Departments, which show
that the wheat crops of 1870 will exceed the yearly
average 40 per cent
The Paris Si9ce says that there are 10000 Prussan
soldiers now in Lorraine.