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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-08-05

With At Rules held in the Clerk S
' otiic2 Of The Corporation Court of the city
ot !.lcaandT., on the first dsy OF August. 1871
Townsend D. Fcnd&I Va. William K. Masters,
surviving partner of Tie lats firm OF Solomon
). Masters and William h. Masters, lately do
ing business under tho firm name of s. s. Mas
tcrs II Son and The Alexandria Marine Rail
wy Company: Attachment in cbaLcery.
ihe rbIect OF this suit is To recover Of tina &C.
frnGsn:, W X. Masters, surviving partner,
The sum Of S6OD. with interest on $500, part
thereof, from July Dist, 1865, snd on 500. part
thereof. from September Isl, 1855 and 70 attach
and subject To the payment vt the same the
proceeds Of sales of six shsres Of stock Of the
'Alcxsntria Marine Railway Company" in the
Lands o! said company, and any, ether estate of
ing partner, in the hands of said company and
under their control.
The defendant William Il. Masters, not hay-
lDg entered his appearance and given security
according to the act Of Assembly and the rules
Of this Court, and II appearing by affidavit
that he il not resident Of this State, it
is ordered that the said defendant appear
here within one month after due pub
llcat!on OF this order. and Go what is ncces-
sary u protect his interest in this suit aad
that copy OF this order be forthwith inserted
in the Al-yandris GpZstte, newspaper pub.
lish"d in the city Of Alexandria, once Il week
Tor four successive weeks, and posted ut the
front @oor Of the Cur. House Of this city. A
c~l'y, t"sL": faCS 1ON VI Ak T.. Crk.
n. II. &tu n. q. aug 5-law4w
NOTICE. There will DO meeting Of tho
~ FAIRFAX RIA IL +: DAD ASSOCIA-
ION 1t III" Court Hous. OH MONDAY, tic
18TH du; OF August 1870. All parties interest,"
cd N the completion OF the Piedmont and Po-
tomac Eaiiroad, by way Of Fairfax G. L., are
urged II attend, rs it is the purpose Of tic Com
inlssioners appointed by the charter for the
sand place 10 open books and receive subscrIp-
t!oD- on that ay. BY order Of
+. =. DICKENS, Prest
L. l.. FAX. :ccL'y. aug Scot
EOH HENT-.L LOT situated on Columbus
4 street. adjoining Christ Church. one OF tho
oes. POSI- lions il tho city Tor n wood aud coal
yard. Terms easy. Apply 20
Dr. b. II. FRENCH.
aug j--tt No. lS North Washington st.
= 4 RS; KEITH will receive limited humble
IN Of ) NALL GlHL> for Instruction, on
ii"nsay, Septeu Der Eta. French and Musi,
will also be taught. For particulars apply at
10 Eh!n"r0A street. aug 5-eo2rn
M ACKEEEL-No. !, > and 3-!or sals nv
- #M f. BROOKES,
y = l79 King street.
4 s Ms of small sizes received this dsv hv
IA aug2 j. CLINTON MILBUkN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-08-05
EEEDI FEED!

EfEEDl FEED!
Receiving and in s:ore-
100 bales prime HAY.
SO bales RYE STRAW.
10 o bushels MILL DFFAL.
SEQ bushels prime OATS.
40O bushels white and yellow CORN.
100 bushels CORN MEAL
All OF which I will cell in sny quality =;
lowest cash prices, and deliver t. any pat o!
the city free Of charge.
WIN +. HENDERSON,,
II 50 and 81 Cameron stree.
~ RO u N D PLASTER.
We offer our GROUND PLASTER from orr
mill, on Princess street. on terms as tpC as tH4
be had any10here, and respectfully solicit :-9!h
our friends ii continuance of their favors
LEE & BROTHkR,
jy 9-2m Manufacturers and Desler5
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INSURANCE. AGENCIES.
INTENSIVE SALE OF STOVES.


| have concluded to offer nv large and m
plete stock of STOVES AT GREATLY RE
DUCED PRICES until the stock is closed on:
The COOKING 5 rOVE5 are the very b =
and approved patterns in use, with full sets 81
furniture with each Stove. Otne7 stoves vii
be sold b: equally low figures. a II persons vii"
want or will want Stoves this fail or winter VI!
certainly do we'll to embrace this favorable o.
portupity to get them Thinking it II cdlcss :"
enumerate all tho different kinds or names,
would respectfully invite all in want TO call rn!
examine for themselves.
ENOCu GRIMES,
10 l5-ootf a King street, Alexandria Y"
ANDREW II. MOTT. BERTRAAps AsHHY
A Ii. MOTT 3 CO.,
Wholesale ard Retail Dealers i
Il o u S. Flu RN lSuING GOODS
CUTLERY,
Plated, britannia, Tin, Wood AMI Willos
Ware,
heap constantly on hand Walters, To":
Sets, Foo: Tubs, Spice and knife Boxes Look
ng Glasses, Fire Irons, Fancy, Clothes and
Market Baskets Travelling Sa.chels, Ta1is
Mats, Napkin Rings, Common >ense Sewing
Machines, and everything to be found in u i.:..
class Furnishing Store u, 60 King street, Alex.
andrla. Va. jan 81
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-08-05
WOOD AND GOA.
MAKE NOTICE.

nNAEE NOTICE.
COAL COAL
50 and 30 South Royal street.
Arrived per schr Virginia Emily
One cargo Lee White Ash stove Coal.
Baltimore Co.'S w. 4. Coal.
Shamokin Red ASA Coal.
Lyken's Valley Red Ash Cosi.
These are the best qualities Of Coal brought
10 this market.
The public and my customers who wi=b I"
take advantage of the markets and strikes III
do well to ali ut once and sec'::c tier wi2tcra
supply. Those who are no. now prepare. t"
receive their coal, can DO supplied any time
within 60 days after the :.rrival: ~
j.; - A. ,. ZEE ~ Il
PruN LEATEERLANN
WOOD AaD COAL DEALHH
No. &c King street, AM
Corner Queen and Water street.
Tho best descriptions of COA;, always Oh
hand.and ut the lowest prices.
Orders solicited and promptly filled. Dec II
j. P. AGNEW
- Sale and s sHfI1s ,1t Of ofq 5cs. quality
- GEORGES CREEK,
CUMBERLAND
AND
- ANTHRACITE COAL,
s Either BY the cargo: car Loaf '' '''''..
@g Coal Docks .Alexandria. va end George
town, ID. &. oct lS--.;t
TUMBNkLAN COAL!
" CUMBERLAND CONLi
CUMBERLAND COAL!
Keep full stock Of Cum bcrland Coal, 49,"
sell in quantities to suit purchasers
W. a. SMOOT,
aug Shoots Wharf, Pier !.
TOALl COALl CUhLll
Constantly or hanL supply Of superior
quality White and Red Ash Coal, wEicn "l!'
be sold al na-ke. rates, 22i0 lbs. to the ton.
NJ. EIlDRIDGE i CO.,
an 5-tf No. 4 South Wharvcs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-08-05

The transportation upon the Chesapeake i
Ohio cana! during the month Of July was not so
ar.c u; the preceding months Of tho present
season, ur he corresponding month Of last year.
Within tic month GA boats were cleared at
Cumberland laden with G., 49, - tons Of coal.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-08-05

Despite his Iette: of declination, General
Schepck was yesterday nominated for le election
to Congress by the Republicans Of the Third
Ohio District As was expected.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-08-05

( l.sJ3n dispatch says that Don Fernando,
OF Portugal, has accepted the protfer of the
crcwl Of Spain. IL is about time the Spanish
tIlfnyEn wa1 disposed Of
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-08-05

A cheap government is the only one that
is at all consistent with popular rule The NO
lnent, says the Richmond Enquirer, that L
popular government departs from the rule OF
doing justice and begins TO CO tavors aud dis
tribute bounties, it awakeDs all the selfish in
terests that may war on the rights OF the PEG,
pie Not one dollar of public money, cot one
effort of public power, ought to be directed to
any other object than To promote the public
welfare. Every departure from this line IL q
violation of popular principles.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-08-05

the a:ec:i'Is s2cm to have passed Of quietly
ii Na:h Carolina, yesterday. No news Of the
result la b1cu received this morning
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-08-05

BUTTER. The retail plicc oil est table
butter has suddenly gone w. 10 this market to
As cents This is too bad, but the rctacrs are
not 10 blame. The commission merchants
from whom they tuy regulate he price acco:d
ing TO the supply and demand, ami they say
that Prime butter is very sc; .cc' itwiI lie
comfort to consumers to knox that Resent
prices can't stand. II the country people will
not send 10 supplies Of butter, tic ,i,acrs will
secure them in the Northern markets, where
butter is plentiful ct moderate prices. Rich.
Wing.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-08-05

Tomorrow the vote is to be taken, 10 Angus
ia county, upon the proposed subscription to
the Valley Railroad.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-08-05

The present Virginia congressional de'ega-
ton comprises three conservatives idgway,
Mines and Gibson; and five radicals-Porter,
Patt, Aver, Booker and Mckenzie. The last
Two were elected as Walker republicans Mil
mes was elected over all his opponents by a
majority of ., 1888, Ridgwsy by 3.lGl, Gibson by
$685. Aver by S,023. Platrs majority was
Ellis, Porters 3,lS5, while Booke: was elect
ed by minority vote Of Is, l0l. Mckenzie,
in the seventh, or Alexandria diStrict, beat
Whtilesey 4,S05 votes
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-08-05

mo candidate who permits his name to 20 be-
fore Convention. and alter being defeated
there, seeks to set the choice aside, and an.
nounces himself rs candidate, is worthy the
name of Conservative, and the seal of ndig.
nation will be stamped upon him Tor such
double dealing"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-08-05

LOH HEN1-.L LOT situated on Columbu
4 street, .djoninI Christ Church. one rt tn.
oes. positions il tho city Tor wood aud Goa
yard. Terms easy. Apply 20
Dr. u. II. FRENCH
uugj-tt No. 10 North WASHINGTON ST.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-08-05

An official journal in Paris avows that the
war is not against Germany, nor against King
William, but against Bismarck. As Napoleon
and Bismarck have had duel OF wits Tor some
time with no other result than an appeal to
arms, it is suggested that they now ffnish it
up BY pistols or 6sticafts, ard permit the rest
of the world to 90 peaceably about its business,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-05-14

GEN. ORD, in his report recommends that Byo- tere and many other Apache Indians should be placed on reservations away from mining lands
 The above, from the telegraph, means, we presume, that General Ord has recommended that the Coyotero and other bands of Apaches be placed on reservations, away from mining lands. If SO, we indorse the recommendation, and hope that the work of "reserving" the bronchos will soon be commenced, in dead earnest. It will take hard work, severe fight. ing, and good-deal of killing, to convince the Apache mind that living on a reservation would be nice.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-05-14

MACHINE FOR SAVING QUICEsILvER.-The Stockton (Call Repablicaa, of recent date, gives the following description of newly invented machine for saving quicksilver:
 The machine consists of a vat, provided with au amalgamating bottom, with several slats which almost extend to the bottom of the vat SO that the water let into the vat at one side, passes through all the spaces between the slats and the bottom before it discharges through the apertures in the opposite side of the vat The machine IS intended 10 save quicksilver running from anal. gamators, and while passing under the slat the quicksilver comes in contact with the bottom of the val, where il gathers, and is readily scOOped out. The process of gathering the quicksilver is facilitated by imparting motion to the vat.
 The contrivanee appears simple enough to have some merit in it.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-05-14

per was President of the pow.wow, and that arch. dend, Vincent Coyer, was present
 John Russell Young, formerly of the Tribune, was about ready to start his new paper.
 Theodore Tllton had taken charge Of the Brook. lyn Union
 General Lees health wus snid to be bad
 The Cabinet had met and agreed not to permit England to march troops across the soil of the United States Co the Red River country.
 The Secretary of War feared general rising of Indians. and was therefore averse to having the army reduced.
 An appalling accident occurred at Richmond, Virginia on the 27th nit. ny which many persons lost their lives, and over two hundred were in- lured. At II o'clock on that day, the upper DOT ton of the Capitol Building was crowded with people. who were waiting to hear the decision in the Mayoralty case, when the floor gave way, and precipitated the crowd to the floor below, which was that of the House Of Delegates. The latest news from the scene of the sad catastrophe Is as follows
 "It is impossible to ascertain the extent of the injuries at this hour. Among the killed are P. H. Aylett, a distinguished lawyer; pr. J. E. Brock, reporter foa the Erdminer; Samuel Eaton, Clerk to Mayor CahOon. Captain W. A Charters, Chief of the Fire Departments \. F. Howard lawyer Ash Levy, a merchant; Charles Watson, Hugh Hutchinson, Lurisct O. Webb, of this city, and a | brother of General Schohcld. ?. II. Laury, IT,; Senator Bland, colored, and Powhaiau Robert. 1 It Is supposed that twenty members of the ! State Legislature are killed or wounded. The | Judges of Apcais all escaped unhurt EX-Gover- nor Wells Is badly injured also r. II Chandler, | counsel for CahOon and James Mason and Judge | Merldeth counsel for Ellison. The greatest excitement prevails and hundreds ! of persons are in tho Capitol square weeping and wailiug as the dead aud dying are brought from 1 the building. Governor Walker escaped unhurt, | though on the Court room floor at the time.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-05-14
Valuable Ranch, Houses, Lots,
 Etc, For Sale.

The following propery Is for sale cheap as The owner wishes to leave ihe country.
 Ranch of co acres, good land in Cleo Valley aiou, % mcs nur'h frum Prescott with water right n large nevcr falling stream of water sficeut irhguie thou. snds of acres One hundred and tWcniy Ave ef sad rarch arc now under cultivation upan li is toed Dwrl. ssS Ha-.ss gel! furnished -4 ssss.las ss isar large rooms. Also stable corral Several NAeBus aronR =a:c- .- spring and Ghorsa Haarou tuo span of god hosses tWo good and calyes farming implements, hne Id of poaltry, e,o.
 A L $ O, One Dwelling House, Stable, and Three Lou, in the town of Prescott.
 For further par'icular apPy To r. W Wells Prescott of Geo Banghari Chino Valley
 Chino Valley Yavapai county. Arzona April 10 is7o
 aprlJu
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-05-14

COLORADO Territory is out Of debt and has money In her pocket When shall we be able to say the same of our Territory But for McCor. mick and bis poor friends, her head would to-day be above water--Artscra Miner.
 You are a little behind the times. A Democratic Legislature has changed all that--Centrai CHy (ColOvadOl Register.
 What you assert may be true, my friend, but, we beg leave to doubt it; knowing that most Republican editors act upon the prin- ciple that lying for tbe good of their party is obedience to God. and duty incumbent upon them.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-05-14

WE arc in receipt of the Arizona Miner, paper published at Prescott, Arizona, neat, spicy pa. per, which we welcome to our table, and in return will supply The MiHer with Cheek necessary commodity in that locality.
 The above, from BarrGA's CAeSk, new and lively Michigan paper, rather astonisbed us when first we saw it, as we had no recol- lection of having sent copy of the MINER to CAssk. But, then, it is all right, anyway we'll exchange with you, Mr. Cheek, and see how you'll pan out.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-05-14

HE Bakersfield (Cal.) Courier comes to us greatly improved in appearance. Its edi- tor, A. D. Jones, says he has suffered some chagrin in the failure of the Railroad and County Seat bills, but thinks all will soon be well with him and the people of his county We think so, too. There is nothing more certain than that the 35th Parallel Railroad will yet be built, and then, all who live on and near it, will enjoy great prosperity.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-05-14

FRoM NEW MExlco.-Charles Franklin left Fort wiugate, New Mexico, on the evening of the Sd inst, and arrived at Fort Whipple, near Prescott, sbou; noon, on tbe 18th. He came the entire distance, alone He brought news for the commander at Whipple. He met Blair, Littig and three other men near Antelope Springs, in the night Lieut.. Wells and command were encamped on the Little Colorado when he passrd them. lie passed some immigrants on the road. Companies | and F of the sth Cavalry, had gone to Fort Unon D, to Fort Bascom; K and F. were at Wingate Gen Alexander had gone East Col. Price had command at Wingate. off cers and men begged to be remembered tC the citizens of Yavapai county. We hop' that an express will be run regularly. so that we can hear from them occasionally.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-05-14

POSTAL MATrERs.-A California paper says that Alfred Bastow, L. s. Mail Agent for the Pacific coast, has arrived from the East We are glad of it. Hope he will at once turn his attention to straightening out mail matters, in Southern California, New Mexico and Arizona, which, as will be seen by a vail from the Los Angeles Ners, which we print on the outside of to-day's MINER, are in rath- CT Q discouraging condition.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-05-14

PRocIANArIoS.-Wc bcspeak for the Proc lamation of Gov. Stafford, which appears in to-day's MINER, an attentive perusal We have already given our views on the matter, and forbear further remarks, this time. We hope our citizens will pay due attention to the recommendations of the Governor, and, should they meet with their appreciation, proceed forthwith to organize
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-05-14

HARD oS THE CHINESE AND THEIR FRIENDS The Working AIen's Society, of San Fran cisco, adopted without discussion. at recent meeting, the following pledge:
 "i hereby pledge my sacred word that will not employ Chinese labor in any form whatever, nor deal with any who employ Chinsse; and, fur therinore that will report to the officers Of this Society the names of all persons that l know at present, or that l may know hereafter, who eul- ploy that obnoxious people"
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-05-14

NEW HoTEL.-The Los Angeles Sar, of a .ecea. date, h.s . description of the new hotel-the "Pico co"-recently erected in that place, from which we learn that it is three stories in night; and cost S60,oO0 It will be kept by Don Antonio Cuyas.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-05-14

TIE Government post at Fort Churchill, that was formerly the military headquarters Of this State was lately sold at Government sale for S6l0 lt cost the Government the sum of SS0OOOOO That is the way the money gOes.-ELto, (Neradal iadepeHdeRt
 The building of Churchill must have been a "put-up Job," and it's knocking down for 80 small sum, An understood thing" Do you understand the thing, brother IadepeE- deRtf
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-05-14

THE Georgetown (Colorado) Miaer says that the Union colonists have agreed to name their first village after the philosopher of the Tribune" Presuming that the phlos- opher alluded to is Horace Greedy, an't there danger of his losing wind, in shouting On to Greelyyillel ln
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-05-14

A Coop MAN.-Wm. B. Roods, who was drowned in the Colondo river, short time ago, must have been a good man, in every respect, judging from the praise bestowed upon him by several gentlemen of Yuma county, who have written to us regarding his uutimely death We would like to publish a tribute to the memory of deceased, which we have received from ". C. Poindexter, but want of space prevents s from SO doing.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-05-14

Nor long since, at Los Angeles, some scoundrel saturated a hack with kerosene and then set fire to t, hoping to destroy it and the stable in which 1t stood The fire was discovered in time to save the stable from being destroyed So we learn from the Ntrs
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-05-14

SAN FRANcIsCo must have within its limits a great many bad, wicked people But, so has every other large city. Not long since, Patrick McGnnis tried to kill his father, by stabbng him with a hoe-maker's knife. The affair, of course, happened in San Francisco
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-05-14

GRAND CELEBRATIoN.-The Odd Fellows of Los Angeles celebrated the recent anniver- sary of the order in good style Delegations from San Bernardino and Wilmington were present, and Grand Sire Farnsworth address ed the Brotherhood
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-05-14

WE learn from the Pueblo (Colorado) CRisf- tain that the trip can now be made from its town to Kansas City, Missouri, in AS hours, viz; By stage, from Pueblo to Kit Carson, 24 hours; by railroad from Kit Carson to Kansas City, 2i hours; for all of which, the Pueblo people ought to feel thankful.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-05-14

OVERLAND MoSTHLY.-The May number ceiyed. It contains paper about Arizona, which will be noticed at our earliest oppor- tunity.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-05-14

TIE Humboldt (Neyada) Register of the 23d ult., feared that the Indians living in the northern part of its county, were preparing for another onslaught on the whites. We hope not.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-05-14

ELKo, Nevada, is going to have another newspaper It will find the Iadpeadsnt a pretty tough antagonist But, Eko is large, thriving place, and, DO doubt, fully able to support two printing establishments.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-05-14

THANKs.-Wm A. Linn, formerly Of this place, but now of Gold Hill, Storey county, Nevada, has placed us under obligations for files of the Virginia Enterprise and Gold hill Ners.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-05-14

ESLARGED.-We take it chat Missouri is good State for Radical presses, from the fact that the Kansas City (Mo.,) Journal Qf Com "'eree, an intensely Radical sheet, comes to us enlarged, and greatly improved in appear ance.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-05-14

PRrsToS DIANE died recently, at Los An. geles, Cal. Mir. n was an old Californian, and, of course, good man.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-05-14

SANTA BARBARA and Los Angeles, Califor- nia, will soon be united by telegraph. The Santa Barbarians have subscribed liberally towards the building of telegraph line be- tween the two places.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-05-14

THE young ladies of Council Bluffs, to the nun. SSf :'';'s, ~'.-.%Sc in Duc Of the fire companies. -ErehuHge.
 Hope they are not in want of hose.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-05-14

PRESIDENT GRANT has nominated his friend, Adam Badeau, Consul General for London, England. Wonder if there are not "sore heads who will pronounce Grants selection a d-n bad one
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-05-14

TRuE TO THE PARTY.-The last words of Tom Carr, who was hung at St. Clairsville, Virginia, recently, were: "l hope all good Republicans will vote to re-elect the Sheriff.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-05-14

IS the Senate of the United States, April 10, a bill! was introduced dsapproving certain sets of the Idaho Legislature.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-05-14

KANsAs, too, is thirsty; water was selling there, recently, at thirty cents per barrel
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-05-14
Boots and Shoes.

Their S.sOrtmsu, of BOOTS iarg, and r,l,.,.... consisting of
 Heavy Nailed, Single Soled, Nailed Hungarian Tap, Double Sole, Wire-Quilted and Fine Sewed Boot. Heavy, Nailed Brogans, Fine Cali, Oxford Ties and Cloth Cater Shoes.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-05-14

IT is said that Pierre Bonaparte. the slayer of Victor Noir, has arrived in the United States, and will reside permanently with us
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-05-14
Department of Arizona.

We print, below, General Sherman's order, creating the Department of Arizona, etc. It is from General Orders No. II, dated at Washington, April l5, ls7O
 \ new department is hereby created to be styled the Department ot Arizona to embrace the Territory of that name. and SO much of Cali forna as lies south of a line from the northwest corner of Arizona to Point Conception Head quarters at Prescott or Fort Whlpple, Arizona, and Colonel and Brevct Major General George Stoneman is assigned to command according to his brcyet rank ss Major General
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-05-14

ToM LAMONT, a well-known minstrel per former, died at San Francisco. recently.