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ARRIVED HoME.-it pieascs us to be able so stale that Gen Geo. stoneman, Colonel M. Cogs- well. Dr. II. R. wirtE, U. 5. A., and the editor oi the MIsNn, arrived home safe and sound Thurs day .as, from visiting the military posts eAa and south of Prescott.
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ARIZONA STAGE LINE
La Par to Prescott.

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sEHfrLrtn.--on Saturday Is.s, Pessmssier G.
 W BATdard, presented our folks" with an enor'
 nous watermelon. IL va, artisiicaliy carved and attacked In scgmenis, sections and slices, by all uds, and pronounced the best specimcu of the ,,.,. n species seen in the MrSsR Otiioe ths. fai
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aer Adrtrtistments.
Minutes of the Board of Supervisors.

Board ne, Mouiay Oct 9d prc.rs, Su,ervi.or. Ste siBmons md Bnoaks Muses of lss meeting rcad aiIawsd.
 Nf B~1rss allowed rent ,or Rsoaraefs office s7ooo J. r. Aafgtass ff sass- r-fs, ssd salary Si3sog lienu w. flsury, fs dfasing inrgrs s3o0 Johu II Behan allowed fnr servire. Cisrt
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 The B,ard ieu yro&ee8sd Co establish ,lle s.louiug Eiootoa Precincis snd To. fio~inK named Irsns apJ-lis,ed Oss1ers cf Ilecros B-wlis
 i'rs-eotf Pr.csnrt-A Q Noyss Inspectas Jeisn Bosk iey And < C Mlirf Jndges Elec'ion ths Cor Holss Kirkland Cress Ffessact-lfsT-sctar c. M~At.~r Tpfu Rsidiet and Gafsti sager JaiEes Liec'iu al Juhsa. pa,e Crrst Prs,lse,-IasFessor Wa. Gn.a. wH Cal. laHai-r and WH kasdAli JSagos Iieciiaa ai Giisu1' waiaa, c rors Irv,ssss-Iusy.siar Aiisr Ciuai.es T. Lafaeefsga ahi Jolsn Burger Jadges EiecsLa sf Cul Wiekensssag Prrezne,--Ius,.-cts A Esrsett A H Ise p.ss asd J. W. Wiisau. yads"s IiscfAsa a' FeeT'iss vaIfur. M.n~ f.-vrs-e.-is.,~c.a- Mr MrSary. Nsl.s sod Rohara Pssr-a Jssses
 Axaa CSisnts fr-s.nrt--insf.~-tas Eius X wssl.sy yaigrs a es Hlg'sui~i ty tis irsI-obr. Eiscfsa al rot NcI'-v-n rr,gia-.--is.g,ecla'. Jshs sula- Ts. adrs. % ls ag4.fu'siky ta- ir-I~oi1f cs af src Co h- dss. sta,r,i hy fis lu-g--,af
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LOOK HEREi

loa eah huy it. E Yarfinztcus nan,h slisss..s ..o Hilrs sostssa,i oi for whipIle fs si.sg ia I.sai Iendsf. h. E. HARRINGTON.
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STORAGE AND FORWARDING.

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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

Tarreyers of YavaIai County notified thst ths' Ia xes ac now due and payable An not Tsie i2e yoss ta Decentr lsi viii be conserd delinquent aDd proceedings instituted ff collection of ihs atne sng to l.x JOHN l.. TAYLOR,
 shcrin hna ex eaie is TsX Collector. Prescott, A. IT., 0t'. !, ls1O s~4l~l
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PEOPLES CONVENTION.

The vusrrs |. -Ach Prsopoi in Yaruy~i Caauiy vt.e feel f4sorAbly dspus~d a Peoples Ttcke fs AsEat-n nf the Counr AsJT-srnatyes in he Lertsafvs Asser ply abd fr the Bsasd of ssf~ryoss ~ se County. rcqussted o bold ae~tngs and elect Deietss ta Goa veuinn hsie fss Court Tiaslss Tirrscoii urday the 2Ai day af October. ai co ecioct A. M
 MANY CITIZENS
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CcsxKcrios Our laa issue spoke of call made by Indishk upon Lieut. Mex Owen on the Agaa Trio, which was incorrect. The incident sccurfed ou Beaver Greek, East of the 'erdr'
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MgseRs. H. C. HooAsK and frahA hur''' ." rived here from Los Angeles on "eane'oA,' nr. Munay len Arizona some Weehs s'nee' in xSor heaIth, and has been much benefited py ms vL.s s lnsIdc,' ss 'tis called.
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CANDIDATE FOR SHERIFF.

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Our facilities fr purchasing ssd Hrssgsmrh,. sr ss ing fully completed and oa,r 10 TIE rkApE a Pun Ssoek of Msrrhandisa in ean d-Ts-sn-ut com prsing all articles enquifed fr and sAlls hlroasg ho the Territory.
 We sell ai small advances, TOR cAsH and afc Positive that b-nshs of every Intenor Merchant Co buy of usinsteai of in San Francisco slsewherc-herals avoiding she txpoRsss and annoyance. of Q hong and tedious ioarusy, and ihe - ai fhres uanhs tina nece,. sary io receive ter rachases enabling them iscfsass ihe- profits win tho lees capitnl invested
 Oers by letter receive careful attention the as though the TaFtes themselves present.
 In word -t GUARANTEE SUBTRACTION la Iroes. quality. qaanfity, and assortmeni Of goods.
 Curvusy and Duli9n ttteivsd atest San Franci-co quotations sold fr aecoaut of owners may b~ de- snd aoOPEi, WHITING co.
 Arizona City, 4. T., Sept lst lsIo.
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STOCK RANCIIED.
GRAIN WANTED.

Move. Curtis viii pay eight cents (careney2 pcr ,s.uj t ran n sacks delivered Co them al their once ia Irssrot is @ynsn' ~ ali demsnds on account o Inn
 win also eoaraci Lariber SS Grain a, the above figures A. o. MOVES.
 e.tlml c. W. CURTIS.
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To Beef Eaters.

Prices reduced at the Pioneer Butcher Shop. l sill sell beef low q. t can be bought elsewhere In Prescott. w.. KELLY.
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MRS. CAROLINE CEDERH0LM,
 Physician ard Nnrxe.

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Ths hs~M Miner.
Local intelligence.
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

pngscorr, october 2, 1870.
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NOTICE.

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Prescott Aarertisemeats.
ARMY SUPPLIES.

OFFICE CHEF DtsBUnstNC OFFICER NORTHERN DisHuh-i2g Dl-rHirf ARfzOAA
 iOKI WurrLE AT, s~tt 18th. ls71 y
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GOVERNMENT SALE.

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sealed Proposat-. ia TnpiIeaie. wtii hs fss .aea lt tlls o,lao nIilI aD.n-
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Five huudfed ihou..ud pounds ,1o ooQ h.] f bhe'sI
 L-rH bariay oss ,ssn.and 'ass d 0Io of Hay esa'.Has iuo isana
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.@o VAST SOME cORS. AND WILL PAY ', gs1 ~es f.. EANHFOEb.
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TO THE INTERPRETED.

By E A uoAsSx Ds4-uig.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-02-08

An experienced sgriculturist informs
Us that about four years ago be applied
lime to potatoes that had commenced to
rot, and that i; Immediately arrested the
decay. Since then be has made it com
mon practice to apply common Stacked
lime to his potatoes as he takes them up.
He puts thin layer of lime upon the
floor where the potatoes are to be laid,
and sprinkl some OF it ever them, about
every ten inches, IS they are put down.
He considers this as perfectly protecting
them from rotiing, as be has never had 9
rotten potato since be has praeticed it
and be believes, also, that potatoes thus
used are rendered better by the action Of
the lime. We advise farmers to try this
plan if they have any kind of potato that
is liable to decay in the heap, as it gene
rally can be had easily by them.
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NEW YORK.

Nav YoIk, February THE arrest Of
F A. Stevens. an ex United States To-
spector aud Gauger, appears to have
been made 10 ST. Louis BY officers from
this CITY. lis said that the frauds per-
petrated by Stevens and q number Of
business men there will aggregate $2O.-
OOo,O Ia one case Of 5000 barrels Of
proof spirits, the Government is said to
have received Only $1,000. when it was
entitled &c SIS. 900 Stevens was brought
here and has been committed 70 answer.
The Inauguration Of Kit Borns rat
Dit as the Wster street Mission, took
place to-day. Bishop James, gey. Mr..
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WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, February 7 The case o.
Hepburn and GriswOld, brought from the
Court of Appeals Of Kentucky, involving
the Legal Tender law, was decided In the
United States Supreme Court to-day
Chief Justice Chase delivered the opinion
of the court, sustaining the court below
holding that contract made before the
Legal Tend ,r law could not be discharged
ia United States notes. The opinion Is
very long and discusses at great length
the power Of Congress. 1t holds that
Congress has no right to make the Gov
eminent notes legal tender for pre-
existing private debts. It does not touch
the question of contracts made since the
law was passed. This opinion was con-
cured in by Justices Nelson, Clifford
and Field.
Justice Miller delivered the minority
opinion, coucurred in by Justices Wayne
and Davis, holding the law TO be constr
tutional, and treating it principally as an
incident to the war power.
The following nominations were sent
to the Senate to-day: James p. Brand
ley, of New Jersey, as Associate Justice
OF the SupremeC Court ofihe United States;
William Stevens, Of Pennsylvania, az
Associate Justice of the Supreme Court
of the United States, and Johr W. Hang
eros, az District Judge for the Eastern
District of Michigan.
Com missioner Delauo resumed his cffi-
cial duties this morning.
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The sancy diamond Again.

The Bombay Gazette says that the
Saney Diamond is for sale at jeweler' 8
in Calcutts. 1t weighs 604 rutties, and
ia stated to have been found on the body
Of the Duke OF Burgundy. and was after
wards, in 1919, bought by the King OF
Portugal. he afterwards sold il to Mich
olas de Barry, Baron de Saucy, from
whom it derives its name. Saucy sent 1t
to the King as present By the hand OF a
servant, who, being attacked by robbers,
swallowed the stone, which was after his
death found in his body. |, finally came
into The hands Of James III, Of England,
who sold it to Louis XIV, for $l25 900.
In the French Revolution it disappeared
which was about the wisest thing it
could do. Some years later il turned up
again, and vas bought by Prince Paul
Demidoff. How it got to Calcutta is not
mentioned
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Tying, IT,, and others, delivered addresses
Burns still runs a saloon next dosr, which
the ministers are obliged to pass through
in order TO reach the mission house.
Judge Bedford, oft Court ofGenera'
Sessions, to-day, denied the motion to
transfer the trial of Mcfarland to the
Court of Oyer and Terminer, and the
trial will commence on Monday March
the 7th.
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8Y THLEG RAP e
MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES.
HAVANA.

B.v.yA February 7-Yesierdsy
morning about eleven o'clock four Amer
leans. Isaac Greenwald, Henry X Fos'
Ter. Hugh johnson aud Gardner Wells,
of New York, wers on their way to
photograph gallery where they intended
to have their pictures taken, and ell we're
wearing blue neck ties, and when near
the Tolon thes,er, they we're stopped By
men who pointed to their neck ties,
and addressed them in an excited man
ner in Spanish. None Of the party an
derstood the language, and no answer
was returned. The unknown then took
out revolver and fred upon them.
Greenwall, Foster and Johnson were Sc
verely wounded, the latter of whom is in
a precarious condition. Wells, who was
unhurt, ran for bis life, number OF
people following him, aud raising the
cry, "Stop him." but he escaped. The
wounded men were badly treated by the
crowd which gathered around them.
The man who fred the shoIs disap-
peared Immediately, and it is not known
whether be was a volunteer or not. Cap
tain General DsRodss declares that be
will have the perpetrators Of the outrage
executed in two hours after their erresi.
LATER.
Greenwald is dead, aud Foster and
johnson are in a precarious condition.
WAsBISGToS, February T. secre
tary Fish to-day received a telegram
from Havana, through the official
source, that yesterday one citizen Of the
United States was killed and two
wounded. The Secretary has lelegraphed
for full particulars
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CINCINNATI.

CIxoIySATI, February Z Collector
Williams, of Dayton, has seized guam
tity of whisky for the non-psymeut OF
the tax, which Arnold & D,bbins, the dis
tillers, refused to pay, in order to test the
legality of the Uoited States Government
fermentation rule.
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MarshaI's Sale.


DY VIRTUE Of an execution to me direeted
ID from the Municipal Court Of Memphis. In
favor Of Benoni Harris. adminisirstor Of Fran.
els Lawrence, and against william ". Trigg
and Thomas J. Peirson. judgment 18th day OF
December, 1863 tSl37 CO.., besides costs Of suit,
/ will sell n the hiehest bidder. for cash, In
front Of the courthouse door Of the Municipal
Court. on
Wednesday, 2sd of February, 1870,
Between the LEGAL hours Of sale. the following
described properly to- wit: All the right. title,
claim a1d interest Of defendant. William ".
TriFg. IN aud TO the lard attached 10 the old
homestead resiaence Of John TrigE. deceased,
the same containing eighty acres. more Or less,
and bounded 81 follows. Wis: Kast By a plank
fence. commencing AZ y cLemore avenue, ruu-
ming south about four hundred and forty yards
70 a Biask fence; thence wei 10 Latham's
avenue; thence north 70 Mctemore avenue;
thence east, o. McLemore avenue, n the be
SHINING; lying 10 the -Four eenth Q vii District
Of shelby county. and sold 70 sttisfy the fore
going in igment. nierest and costs.
n. Z. PAIL. Marshal N. Q. ",
February 2. 1870. ~ ; ia
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mo. 422s. N. H.
In the Chancery Court of Memphis,
Tennessee.
Lydia N. Sanford,
vs..
TrkuR Cn-fnrH

John B. Sanford.
TT appearing from aaidayit In this cause that
i the residence Of defendant John b. San
ford, IL unkncwn, and upon whom personal
process cannot be served: Il Ia therefore or
dered "A a. be rake HE appearance keFein. At
the Courthouse IN the City u hemphis. Tenn.
on or before the first Monday 10 March. le7o.
bill, or the same viii be taken for confessed A.
70 him, and set f,r hearing oxparte; and that
q copy Of this order Be Published ones week.
feur Iuccessive weeks. in TIE Memphis Public
Ledger. AuGUSTON ALSION4C. and N.
ByR J. BLACK. Deputy Q. and N.
A Copy-Attest; Pierce, RichsF4s Dix, So
Iicitors for complaipaDt. vit-lT
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CANADA.

ToRosro, February Two young
men, named Frank Newton aud Edward
Packard, were drowned while skating on
the bay yesterday.
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VERMONT.

wooDsTocK, February Peter l..
Washburne, Governor of Vermont, died
here this morning.
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Attractive Residence For Sale.

THE undersigned are authorized to offer at
i private sale a very desirable house and lot
at Oak Lawn formerly Buntyn station), Eve
miles from Memphis. on Memphis and Charles
ton railroad. The lot contains six acres, we'll
inclosed, half cleared and half in original
growth Of oak and elm; beautifully located,
and sloping IN every direction from the build
ing site. The dwelling house contains two
large and two small rooms. constructed so az
to admit of enlargement at small outlay. There
are. besides, kitchen. servants room. lock
room, cow house and wood shed.
Within the last two years ten or fifteen per
sons, engaged in professional and mercantile
pursuits in Memphis. have built in this local.
ity. The facilities which the RAILROAD offers
are now such as TO make this point more con-
venient for the residence of business men than
the immediate suburbs Of the city. There is
not more refined society 10 be found within
or without the city--the locality is healthy and
picturesque-churcbes and schools are conve-
nient. No neighborhood around Memphis
can pretend To offer such advantages, and the
lands adjacent are. in consequence. rapidly
'''' ''' MAKYE Il TREZEvANT,
91-t No. 20 Madison street.
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M Z DIcAL.
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d. y. Richards. Sole Proprietor, blown in glass
of bottles. Address DR.. d B. RICHARDS,
No. 228 Varick st.. New York 40 11-48
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-02-08
Medical Notice.

nR. q. g. CADE, LATE VISITING
Orleans, La, and for the last three years sur
Reon of the u. s. Post Hospital at Jackson,
Miss. respectfully tenders his professional SER
vices to the citizens Of Memphis and vicinity,
given to all diseases peculiar to females; also,
venereal. syphilis. tumors. and all chronic dis
eases.
l5-IO-l4 No. III BeaI Street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-02-08
DIR. ID. r.. JOHNSON'S
MEDI GAL DISPENsARY,

No. 2iO Main street (up sfafrs),
rs now permanently established for the cure
L of all forms of private diseases. Impotence,
Seminal Weakness. Syphilis in its varied
forms, cured without mercury or other poison
Gus drugs: also. diseases peculiar to females.
the tn; cure Of nrivste diseases for twenty-five
years. All afflicted should call. Office hours,
a IN. to pm Sundays. from to p m.
Medicines sent to all parts by express. on re-
CENT of price, $40.
S5-10-8 d. 8. JOHNSON, M. d.
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mo. z23s N. RI
In the Chancery Court of Memphis.
Tennessee.
Emma Julia Paxson.
~

Frank v. Paxton.
I 7 appearing from affidavit in this cause that
the defendant, Frank v. Paxson, is a non
resident Of the State Of Tenuessee. and whose
place of residence is unknown TO com p ainant,
Il is therefore ordertd that be make ms appear.
ance herein, at the courthou,e IN the city OF
Nemphis, Tenn on or before the 6rst Monday
IN March, 1870, aud plead, answer or demur to
compliments bill. or the came will be taken
for confessed a. TO him and set FOR bearing ex-
ii4hsd once a week. for four successive weeks,
A. ASTON. Clerk and Master.
ByR. J. BLACK. Deputy Q. and NJ
A oopy-Attest: W. L. Vandyke and John q.
Pinnie. soliciters for complainant. fr-l45e
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-02-08

THIS valuable Farm is situated on the south
i side OF the Memphis and Charleston rail-
Pocah optas, in Hardemap county. Tenn; con-
tains 100 acres. most of which Is fine, rich bot
tom land, rs acres cleared. under fence and in
cultivation, balance beautifully timbered. I'm
provements, q comfortable
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-02-08

WE ARE SOLE AGENTS FOR
Fairbanks Standard Scales,
EAGLE Cotton Gins,
National Pillow COmpany's PIowe
wheeler, MADDEN d CiemsOn's Cir
ouiar Saws,
LaEselIe NAIL Works, wheeling. va,
Btrsub's Grist Wills. ii7-ls2