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The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-11-19

JOSEPH FELMoR, ranchero at Camp Grant, accused ofhaving uulawfnlly appropriated l2 head Ofbssf cattle, the property of Kinds & Hooker, was examined on Monday before magistrate Meyers Mr. Felmor denies the charge and waxed indignant at the accusation, as being eff a nature tending to injure his res putation. The witnesses, however, swore that Mir. Fslmor did assume strange liberties with the herd of Messrs. Hinds $ Hooker, and thereupon he was required to give bonds in the aum of $2,000 to retain biz liberty, while his easa awaits the action of next grand jGry,
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MEssRs Cowpsr and Arnold arrived last week from the BurrO mines, en route for San Francisco. They bring with them goea fresh stock of news regarding the prospects of the early development of these mines, and more than this, they have likewise brought large quality of silver bullion which has been taken from the rock by the simplest process of smslt- ing Notwo men were ever moro senginue as to the favorable result of any enterprise than sress tie above-named gentlemen tkat the Burro mines will prove to be the best paying speculation ever witnessed upon the Pacific slope and the opinions of such men as Mr. Arnold and Mir. Cowper are worthy of serious consideration.
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T.E WINS HOTEL.
NAINSTREET

The building known aa the "Ho9gas'
 House. has underwent thorough reno-
 vadon end is now open to the public
 undsr the above name.' Tho bed rooms ere airy and comfortable, and neatly furniahsS living every asoommo dation to be Souud in any hotel between San Francisco and Sc. Louis, The Table will be found to contain the
 best that the country afOrds, prepared
 by tho most sI,ilful cooks in tho Territory.
 April l6 1870. t
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 EsrEvAS 0OaoA, Esq,, did not succeed in voting his ,samstezs (Soaoranians} 4s Camp Goodwin,
 E N FISH has returned with ha family from Ban Francisco.
 W Hopkins is aaid to be at the Rio Gr2nds on his way back to Arizona Ths result of tbe election in Pima county is aa follOws;
 R.O. Mcoormiok, for Delegate, l9l majority.
 Territorial Council T. S. Stevens, Estevan Ochoa, D. |. stisknoy, ?. |. Liou,-avsrsgs majority 20e.
 House: Tm, Morgan, 2. H. Goodwin, Ramon Romano, Y. $. Fowler, Rees Smith, J. ", Anderson, J. D. Walker, Juan EIias,-Averags majority l53.
 County officers. Sheriff, II. Ott, s0I majority; County Recorder, Oscar BuckalsH, 295 majority District attorney, J. ,. koCafry, s52 majority Treasurer, Il. Archibald, 2l6 majority Coroner, M. B. Platt, 450 majority; Public administrator, J. S. Thayer, 442 majority Supervisors, JnO. gweeny, Saml Hughes, Francisco Ruslss, s,-aVsrage majority, SO2. Total number of votes boiled, TOT.
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Notice

have this day appointed D. l. sTTOKNZ my lawful Agent to attend to all business soRs neetsd with the SANTA RITA SAW-aILL+ in my place and stead. Any arrangements made by the said D. H. STICKNY will Eisaa with the appreciation of the undersigned,
 T. H. YERKEe. Aug 10. 1870. a20tf
The New York herald., 1870-04-16
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, April Is, 1870.
Lieutenant Commanders Charles W. Tracy and
George I. Davis, Master G. d. HemphiIl and Ensign
+. M. Day are detached from the Plymouth and
placed on waiting orders First Assistant Engineer
w. X. Purse is detacned from the navy yard at New
York and ordered to the Saugus First Assistant
Engineer Z. Andrade Is detached from the Saugus
and ordered home.
In conformity with the recent resolution Of the
House OF Representatives charges have been pre-
fcrred against Commander JOnn II. Upshur for con-
duct unbecomtDg an officer and the Secretary OF the
Navy has ordered 4 general court martial 10 CON-
vene In this city the 2lst inst for tine trial or that
officer. The following officers detailed as members
OF the cOurt:-Rear Aamiral L. M, GoldsbOrougil,
President; Commodore A. NJ. Penn0ck, Captains f..
G. Parrott, William Reynolds and Henry X. Daven-
port and Commanders E. Simpson and Wm q. Tenn
ple Mr.. John W. Bell VIII act as Judge Advocate.
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rne market wheat was only mo4eratey active, but
sScsi 80 sa;$sIs dss % s9 sspSss .sa'
for a%ses o ens ns. S@a y 81 y 0r white II. % sS
bushels .. 81 si i fsr mixed wsstern shs latter
qG 9n%ss s Il " r sas ssEx AZ e S..
sy .ps sd 81 % sS
es espss sas. We. bsrss q pS o STAT
4. ss ss sa,g sas
lower For vessels charter tho rather
*s:ss sSs 1ss..:
Shg from Cow Bay q h.vsn. with coal a. ss 81;
20 St5s.s YIN OS
"ss
the Mediierranean private terms.
aoLAssIs- The market very dun &. .lnd., tn.
@ s1s ys q
NAVAL sTOREs.The market for all kinds very dull
ss1 on but e %
AMI do rosin at w lofor strained and ~ % 70 for
Receipts lss obl PORK and l2e package. Gu,
ON shs % and and delivery ale:
ss -: 4 e e e: $s'i - g,
aS:: T.: ss . ~ s';;
% sns sE'; ss
day. auot.oss Lard was dull and s.::r Sales io5
PHTRoLEUM.There business Of consequence tran
sacted In this article he sales being confined TO $50 bbs
.tandas white on the spot !. @ On the Upper Cset fur
next sxy days at "a o. Crude In bulk here WAS quoted
EEEps-A kinds were dull and nominal At former prices.
sUeAs We. dull, but he'd firmly At our quotation.
Rico. Refined quiet but hrm at fzsc. for hard, llc
lsc. for :oft white, and lsc. for extra G. We quote
refining. s.c; good refining. &c: fair 70 soot
ioc o<c csntrfngs. hhds. and boxes, ssc: iOsze
molasses hhds and boxes, 7Zc. Sc meado, 4Ac. &c
40, 10 70 H. g1e s'sc do ls 70 L. Ioe io'!c o.
Porto RicoRehning grades, SIC. sc grocery grades
Csc. l0s.c.
prices nrm. Sales, l2 bbs. at III VI u W IA,
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The Tax ON Farmers az Produce Brokers'
Correspondence between LOng Island Farm.
ers and the Internal Revenue Bureau.

The Tax ON Farmers az Produce Brolkers-
Correspondence between Long Island Farm.
and the Internal Revenue Bureau.
WASHINGTON, April 15, 1870.
A delegation OF farmers from Long Island consist
ing Of Jonn O'Donnell, Jr., and s. Z. vanderveer
committee appointed by a meeting OF farmers Of
Queens county, held at Jamaica on the 5th INST;
Henry L. Wyckor, chairman of . meeting OF farmers
or the town Of New Lots Kings county, and Robert
Wletts of Flushing President OF the Farmers Pro-
tecuve Union, had an interview yesterday with
Acting Commissioner Douglass, OF the Internal
Revenue Department In reference to the special tax
on farmers as produce brokers. The delegation
were accompanied by Senator Fenton, Representa-
tive Reeves OF the First district OF New York,
and Hon. r. q. Mccormick, OF Arizona, who
formerly resided at jamaica. A very pleasant
and satisfactory interchange Of views ensued and
upon the particular point TO which the delegation
directed the Commissioners attention, to w.t. the
question OF liability OF SUCH farmers as sell their own
produce produce IRON rom wagons standing IN the streets
missioner promptly assented TO the claim OF the
delegation. that such farmers are not liaDle az
brokers. At his suggestion the delegation submitted
the question IN writing, the following correspOn.
dence taking place.
wAsHInGroS, u. G., April I3 1870.
Hon. c. DELANo Commissioner OF Internal kevenue:--
DEAR sIaBeing delegated from meeting OF the farmers
farmers and gardeners who sell the prodaes their
a, they y can s Strn place
apectfuly submitted. JOHN UDONNELL, Jr,
Chairman OF COMMITTEES.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
.OFrIOE OF CoAsIssfoNER Or INTERNAL kEvENURH
April 10, 1870.
SRIn letter of this inquire whether farm-
and gardeners who sell the products OF their farms
Ssons e a A. ss
are liable to special taxes produce brokers. ~
repy that farmers and gardeners that only the
ducts OF their own farms gardens In the above
sated-fe having no regular place the street for
their where their expect lind them,
but changing he location of their wagons standing day
in place and another day anothcr-do not in
opinion by doing render themselves special
as produce dealers Very rsspec uiiy,
j. W. DOUGLASS, Acting Commissioner.
JoHS ODoNNELir Esq, ashinston, ID. @.
While this ruling covers the OF that class Of
farmers more particularly affected by It, and fully
sustains the claims made by the Long Island deiega-
lion behalf OF those for whom they spoke, 1t does
not meet the Issue presented by Mr Reeves on be-
half OF ali farmers who sell the products OF their
own farms only, no matter whether II be done from
q wagon temporarily located IN street from q
ilXeu poInt-a stand or btall IN an open or covered
market place. lie maintains that N contemplation
Of law such men are not brokers ia produce and
ought nos to be taxed as such; that 10 rule
Otherwise operates ~ direct DISCOURAGE.
The New York herald., 1870-04-16
COMMERCIAL REPORT.
FHIpAY. April lS-sP. 4

FRIDAY, April l5-6 p H.
o-dsy tGood Fnday) was very generally observed ~
holiday and In nsequence almost all OF the markets were
exceedingly quiet In the Produce Exchange tho attendance
was sim the business transacted small Prices
the leading staples without change sgnfncance
though pork which sparingy offered advanced 2s
In Al stores petroleum. groceries, &c the transactions
were diminutive.
Commissioning the very light stock and the very "a
vorabe advices from market for Brazil Hrmcr
holders generally asking To- higher prices. No sales
reported. Other kinds quiet but held firmly at yester
day . prices.
CoTToN.--There was business OF consequence trans
ac,e today and prices entirely nominal at yesterdays
quotations. a -
FLoyn AND CRAM -Recsipts 65A bbs d1nr, iSo 40.
and $50 bags meal 4 bushels wheat 63A do corn,
6SS do 600 do. and 2 300 do barley The market
for State and Western 1or very dull and prices were
generally nominal. Ihe about 4C0 bbs South
hour dull hut unchanged Sale 100 bbls Rye Hour
was dull with moderate demand the sales being lo obs
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nrss day o. January next; bat IN order = expedite
reconages n shall be lawful FOR the mint eno ~
Dfanchs 70 receive for that purpose the gold coens
OF tue united states on an0 after the nrSs day Of
Ocsoner next and 70 give oertincates therofor pay.
aDlc IL the orler Of receipt In new coins, adding
theretO the diEerence IN the weight ascertanod ~
the mat and W convert the metal SO received into
insots snd piaDcheta. " be ready for stamping and
issue when tnis act snail taKe elect.
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ment 70 production of the prime Deccssar'es
Of life. and ~ therefore aGainss public poll
cy; thas tne spirit and intent OF the law,
wiicn sn0uld pre all over any undue g0r Of herai
construction clearly f0rbids sucn an Enterpreiaron
- the department. insists on placing upon IT, II -
COMMITTEES Of ways and Means when it comes 70
consider mat Of the internal law relating 10
abe result.
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INTERNAL REVENUE.

The following Is o statement showing the eollec-
ticns on tobacco and fermented liquors in the
Southern and Eastern districts OF New York for the
years 1858 and 1862 by collection districts. Reports
have not been received from the FIRST Eleventh and
ThirtY.second distrlcts:-
The New York herald., 1870-04-16
ARMY IxTELL,eeNcs.

e- WASHINGTON, April 15, 1870
Brevet Major B. B. Keeer captain unassigned, is
relieved from duty IN the Department of Texas and
ordered to duty In the Department of the South.
Brevet, BrieadIer General Ii. b. Vessels lieutenant
colonel unassigned, VIII in addition to MS present
dutes perform those OF superintendent Of the geue-
raj recr uitng service at Cincinnati.
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totals. 81, 1882 $1,266,49s $144,5s s21.7Os
Aggregate increase $l22, ,82t
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TOBACCO.

Totals. ;sssl,.a75 s4OSS 2sa si'4so.2as sa24!
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On Friday evening" while was in consultation with
coored came in and requested Foster 70 step out
@ out es d M
piled that was busy, but would 30 a. dsengaged.
in my oacs saying, Yoaye bad your day; have
nd w s 's e.. Se n I s:r t .n me s.o the
Afterwards that she had her right hand ready for
M Ss g. and the and %
% but a e es ss sS ~: Ssr qs
n ss % ss s s %
she followed and attacked me there again catching me BY
The hair and at the same time crying out Yog :coandrs
Tended myself sufficiently to keep her from iniurng
ns s a o Finally ss ss who
guests arrested took her In her state
msn' % 's Rs:sa
the dining room she appealed to The crowd BY saying
gentemen, you who have mothers aud sisters and
SasSasd and ha said scandaous things about me-" II
% ca s
bad destroyed BY vile mschinations and
antsceaents when going Murfeesboro and
making the assault upon Ins instead Of waiting iSr me
where would have dared TO attack me- well know
W e sp s o hsr hs where
undoubtedly worked upon his feelings completely
states in The y,a was csmoros Tor her arrest BY the
% & oo % % %
me without however doing any danase she did not strike
abe administer lusoiousy describes except
perhaps, in her diseased imagination Witnesses OF the affair
Moved by sympathy for ber the Justices Court
special purpose Keeping from spending tho
R II hs wasn ss oae as
os @ h woman should 9e ~ nTssisa ~ all Had hey looked
they would have found that Miss Lnms
rest, and does not consider !. an inigniiyr
Al the house. while endeavorng effect from
fose setement Of his indebtedness to she repeatedly
i"o ,y " & "a y.,iv Shrc = ~ pey
ros'HS ooerr AZ tc lHl se itisrafed her app.as to Die
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Or. i. B. LrGHTHILL:-
DEAR SiR-rhere are circumstances that require
apoogy Ia addressing gentleman, would but that In
my husbands absence, think duty far M family
Aas are concerned TO reply both 10 letter and tec
with grief, earnestly thank family.
you cannot well Judge Of all the troubles anxiety which
Tor has been lot In Jerome had much
When child his frivolous overlooked. In
dugence nv part has ever been n motto, Cool
White expressed In his ast letter to YOU, he left him
chance Let him redeem HIMSELF We will
Ah, yourself included" laugh ut the past, and
think It but foolish joke. Don't you think
30. Just after your telegram yesterday we received
Souihwcl the lst OF Junen Such dssracefui union
cannot make him happy why marry; n, you repre-.
In your Iormer letter. she kept house i'll
fame she pubic property for man. Wig should
Jerome barter his future happiness FOR such merchsndse
be trouble enough already does he pant
morey IL Louie lad been untrue would have been the
quits but from all and hear she Is but de-
and ready 70 forgive the deep wrong he has indicted
AS for Interference as he calls H. we have only
done duty We did no, know Louie. IL Jerome who
brought the young stranger to nresdei was jerome
OF my sing son had gained daughter" His letters
r. MS were all Kindness and for his young wire, until
some crossed his path. Louie and her
two little children were loweress without u
home or friend What mother would not hava
done MS have doDc loved Louie aud children
eror1eis. have enanre1 his insults ce-
You'd Urncaran,e, nd shall, "a coupeiied by more use
other taa wiiina 10 redress then br. l'anthi
ths PROBABLY lash line sb~i ever trouble yOn ana, ~
fhabklng sol t;ndy intnieicaee, O" iae 20 re
snssi you 70 " JoEomS i1aI BID VIE Louie lo'A' ns N
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j shall not only have no share in the new

"you shall not only have no share in the new
"division ofproperty, though you also helped
"to produce it-you shall not only have no
"part in the public largess, though you also
"have received only a support for yom'
labor-but you must be taxed for the en-
s.richment Of your colored brother. He
"must have his house, his mule, his lands,
"though you have none-and these advan-
"tages must be given him out Of the public
.purse to which your hard-earned money
contributes !"
We have seen stranger things in our coun-
try-wonders Of political conversion, Won
ders OF legislative folly, wonders OF financial
legerdemain-beggars on horseback and
thieves in ermine, and panders in the courts
of princes; but there is one wonder We never
shall he persuaded to toleratc-a negro oil
garchy, sustained by the tribute of the capi-
talists and the white workingmen OF these
Southern States. That such condition OF
society should be even thought Of is mon
strous. And that the Radicals should make
such bid for negro suffrage, shows the des-
perate straits they fear. They are reckless
political gamblers, upon whose promises the
colorcd people cannot rely They will do
anything for power, and their continuance
in power will prove the ruin OF the country
of their dupcs first of all.
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the Monarch fired one gun as the slgnal
that the remains were disembarIed, which
was followed by minute guns from the
rest of the fleet, Fort Preble, and the
arsenal The boats OF the fleet were drawn up
below the Monarch in two lines, each headed by q
tugboat. At HIS Admiral Farraguts flag steamer,
the Ley1en with the remains on board, guarded
bv the Officers OF the Monarch, preceded by the
steamer Iris, which, with the band Of the 9Th United
States artillery on board playing drgc, came
from behind the Monarch, and steamed Slowly
through the double line OF boats up The harbor
followed by TWO lines OF boats filled with men
seated with oars apeak, Admiral Farragnt, IN the
steamer, Cohassct, bringing up the rear. Gov.
ernor Chamberlain, accompanied by his stan
and the Legislature OF Maine, with an escort
composed of two companies of Maine mill
tia, the Portland Mechanics Club. and the
Portland Light Infantry, under command of Gen.
cral John Marshall Brown, awaited the arrival at
the Washington wharf, AS the Leydcn reached
the wharf, the boats Of the neet drew up closely
stem to stem. The marines marched out and
formed into line ahead OF the Maine troops. The
body was then taken from under the canopy
which had been erected on the stern OF the Ley
den, and was borne by ten sturdy English sea-
. men.up the pier past the lines Of soldiers, the
band of the Monarch playing dirge, and follow
ed by the family Of the deceased. the Peabody
committ' ;. Captain Commere and his officers
and Admiral Farragut and stafr, to where Gov
ernor Chamberlain awaited it. CaptaiG CONNER
ell delivered the remains to Governor Chamber
lain. and the procession moved on to the City
Hail.
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Glands for the Lnndless and Homes foI
the Homeless

Mr.. Wendell Phillips reminds one OF case
knife. He was always thin and wire-edged;
and these qualities are not improved by wear
He was always the Juvenal of the Anti
slavery party, and cannot forsake his role
now that the objects of that party have been
fully accomplished. BY singular fatnity
he has persuaded himself that detraction is
the agency by Which reforms are achieved;
and now, having abused the South until
even his ample vocabulary is well-nish ex-
hausted, he turns his batteries against the
whole country. He has regarded himself as
the apostle of the colored race; and now that
they have obtained full political liberty,
seeks to subsidlze to their welfare the indus
try and the capital of the Republic lie
modestly suggests that every white man who
has seven dollars ought in justice, to give
one of them to coIored man; and that the
General Government ought to secure to
every colored man the forty acres and that
mule, so long expected-and so long with
held.
In delivering his bosom Of these political
absurdities, Mr.. Phillips is repeating the
catch words OF his party, and plays the part
either of q knaye or u fool Ina country where
every man is free to work and invest his money
as he pleases, the vaunted policy Of ''homes to
.the homeless and lands to the landless,"
means only that the Industrious and virtu-
Gus shall be compelled by law to support the
idle and the dissolute. Why limit the bene-
factions Of the public to cottage and field?
Our colored people are not paupers, (as Mr..
Phillips and his brother Radicals seem to
suppose, and we rather think they will re-
fuse to be treated as such. But if they acre
unable to take care Of themselves, might
they not as justly demand from charity their
shoes and shirts and dinners as their
houses and lands? 1t does not require Il
rreat amount of intelligence to see that the
Radical bid for colored votes is no, only in
consistent and insincerc, but casts upon the
entire race singing insult.
1t is also menace to capital. Ii the col
ored l,horer is entitled to one-seventh of the
wealth of the country, because he was its
producer, so is every other laborer entitled
to his share in the projected division ofspoils.
But the producers constitute the majority OF
the whole population-say three-fourths.
Then, if the agrarianism advocated 10y Mr..
Phillips be adopted as the national policy, it
will not be one dollar out ofs seven that the cap
italist must surrender but three dollars out
of four. What will the capitalists OF the
country say of this policy, of which the Rad
icals have now shaped tho entering wedge?
Or should the result we have indicated be
beyond the au.lacity even Of that purity,
where else can they consistently conduct the
movement? Will they say 10 the white Ia
borer: This arrangement is for the benefit
:" OF the colored man and not for you? Nay,