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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1871-06-13
MFG. co.

Now is the time &c get them, to insure health
and cleanness. They are extensively used in
the west, and give universal satisfaction. Fur
niture dealers, Institutions, Hotels and Board
ing Houses dealt with literally.
0rders by mail promptly attended to.
For sale at the Factory, @5l and 253 KinIie
street. Patented 1859.
may2-dI y tues
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1871-06-13
UNION HOTEL,
Cor. 4th and Myrtle streetI,

Cor. 4th and Myrtle Streets,
ST. LOUIS, .................Mo. o.
THIS House has just been reEtted and thor
l. oughly renovated. Is centrally located.
The proprietor will spare 10 pains 10 make 1t .
good frst-olsss, second rate house.
Transient price, s., go Per day.
| aev25-dIy Ii. C.BACBY, Proprietor.
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Chicago EaEkeG.

VAkG3S@ &SL&EkeS.
EsIssrGPked to the ARsus.
JRIoAso, June II.
Flour-Quiet, unchanged.
Whest-Quiet and lower; 81 q for July; 81 %
for seller of month.
Corn--Firm and quiet; 54sc for June; 64sc for
July in store.
Oats-Quiet 8 little weak at 49ic for strictly
fresh,
Rye-In moderate demand and lower at 80asI
for No 2.
Barley-Dull and unchanged.
Highwines-Inaetiv
Potk-Wesk $3.50 for cash and July; $l5 %
for August
Lard-Firm and higher; 1o4slOs for cash; l0I
for July.
Chicago live Stock.
Telegraphed to the ARGUS.
UHIos srooK YARDs, june 13.
| HOgs-Fairly active and 10c higher; prime
| So 60s4 10.
| Cattle--A trihe moro sctive, but unchanged
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1871-06-13
CHEAP FARMS. FREE TRAVEL
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific
Railroad Company.
100000 Acres
CHOICE IOWA LANDS.

This Company is now Offering for sale about
six hundred thousand acres of the finest agri-
euituIei iAnds IN Inc west The Company sells
only to actual Sc tters, and the prices are exceed
ingly Reasonable, rargipg from S. to sI5pe
acre-the average being about S.. The greater
part of these lands are situated along the lin, of
Its railroad between the cities Des Moineg aud
Council Bluffs, and are in the most Gcoessible
and fertile region in the State.
Sales made tor cash or ON credit long enouxl
to enable any industrious man to pay for the
land out of Its crops.
These lands are held under title direct from
the General Government, and are not MORT
gagged or encountered in any way. Full warranty
deeds given to purchasers.
For maps, pamphlets, or any other informa ton
rsspec ting them, address EBEsEzER COOK, Land
Commissioner, Davenport, Iowa.
EXPLORING TICKETS are sold at the Com
pany's ticket Offices at Chicago, and all other
principal stations its line, and if the pureha
ser buys land the amount paid for the ticket i.
applied on the purchase money.
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A Clergyman, while residing in South America
as missionary, discovered safe and simple
remedy for the cure of Eervoug Weakness, Early
Decay. Diseases Of the Urinary and Seminal Or
gSns, ami the whole train Of disorders brought
on by baneful ani vicious habits. Great num-
bcrs have been cured by this noble remedy
Prompted by desire to benefit the afflicted and
unfortunate, will send the recipe for preparn
and using this medicine, in q sealed envelope, e
any one who needs it, free Of charge. Address
Jos. T. IKNAE, Station D. Bible House, N-Y.City
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AGENTS, TAKE NOTICE

@ 90 X A Month Horse and Carriage furnish
spO@ Oed. Expenses paid. Il. Shaw, Alfred M e
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-03
Precious Stones.

The following, from late number of the San Diego Union, should caution persons now engaged in the work of prospecting for mines among the mountains of Arizona, that, by taking due notice of every suspicious looking pebble which may catch the eye, and by carefully fobbing such of fthem as appear most rare, they may happen to "strike" something richer than either gold or silver
 We made allusion some weeks ago to the fact that opals had been found in the noun tains of San Diego County. Since then we have learned from excellent authority that diamonds, of no inconsiderable value, have been found in our neighboring Territory of Arizona. Our informant says that two men recently took to one of the leading jewellers ofSan Francisco, several specimens of stones which they supposed to be of some value These turned out, upon examination, to be quartz crystallizations but two pebbles, which we're exhibited as curiosities, and to which the men attached no value, were de clared by the jeweler to be genuine diamonds and on cutting they proved to be of the first water, one of them being valued at $500 The men refuse to reveal the locality of theil discovery.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-03
The Latest Dissertation.

The monster of ayarice fixed the brand of indelible infamy upon the city of Chicago, when, recently ,thei"City Collector sent to the Common Council communication to the ef- feet that special assessment of s2, 200 had been made upon the grave of the late stephen A. Douglas, to pay for certain lamp posts, curb-s;ones and paving in the Southern DOT ton of Chicago, and the courts having given judgment upon the special tax warrant, he should be compelled to proceed with the sale unless otherwise directedn
 Neither New York, with all its countless yices-its buffers and its body y-snatchers, nor Boston, with all it's isms and schisms, its fe- male pugilists and it's witches, has ever been guilty ofa desecration to class with this. No the acme of heartess, deliberate infamy wa. reserved for Chicago, when, to add to it's cm beIlishments, it sought, in open day, to pil lage the sanctuary of the dead.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-03
Che dNmer.
LETTER FROM IDAHO.
BoIsR VALLEY, IDAHo TERRITORY,
 April IS, 1871.

BorsE VALLEY, IDiHo TERRrToRY,
 April IS, 1871.
 To he Eiitor of he Ariz0nn Minsr:
 Seeing that you are !aboring hard in two noble causes; namely, the cause ot poor bleeding Arizona, and the Democratic party I conclude that a weak word of encourage ment will not come amiss though 1t comes from far off stranger occasionally get sight of your paper, the Arizona MINER, which comes 10 the address of Mr. W. T. Baker. neighbor of mine, who after reading it hands it to me, and read it, and from me, it goes the rounds, throughout the neighbor- hood. It is the only Arizona paper l know of being taken in this part of the Territory, and think it is doing good work in the way of attracting attention to your country. You may look out for quite an emigration from this country to yours next fall, mostly Dem ocrats and old Pacific coasters, who have seen Indians before, and know how to treat them to make them good Indians. Idaho is quite dull and will, in a few years more, be left to the ranchers and Chinamen-(m mostly the latter), as the golden era has pessed and you know how restless the American people are.
 Well, go on in your noble work and redeem your good country from the ApacLes and the Republicans, triumph over the latter, would be triumph over the Apaehes, for never did Territory of the United States suffer from Indians under Democratic rule as Arizona has suffered under Republican rule. Just let us get Democratic administration and the Apaches will not dare to show their heads on Arizona soil otherwise than friendly. Many Idahocns will join you in the fall, and do their part IDAHO.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-03
Military Notes.

Cor. GEo. B. SANFoRD.-We had the pleasure of meeting this gallant officer yes terday. He arrived from Camp McDowell last week, and leaves to-day for San Fran cisco, with GO men of the First Cavalry. Col. Sanford has justly attained a high reputation in Arizona as the most indefatigable and sue cessful Apache fighter in the Territory. And the men of his command arc equally noted for dieipline and bravery. They can ill be spared at this time; but the Government has been acting on the economical policy of late, and withdrawing troops, instead of sending achievements, as it should have done It is to be hoped that a change in this regard is at hand, and that ere long all the force necessary will be sent into the Terri tory and kept at work until the last Apache is removed from the path of civilization San Diego Uai0".
 Captain William Nelson and Lieutenant William F. Sturgeon, Twe1tv-frst Infantry having reported at headquarters Military Di- vision Of the Pacific, were, on March 30, di- rectcd to proceed 10 Drum Barracks. Cal, and report to the Commanding Officer Twen- ty-frst Infantry for further orders.
 Lieutenant J. F. Walker, Third Cavalry, who has been on recruiting duty at Keokuk, Iowa, Tor me last SIX UT seven months, was receh ehtly relieved and ordered to duty at the headquarters of his regiment at Camp Verde, Arizona. Before leaving Keokuk he was pre- sented by some admiring friends with tes- timonial in the shape of handsome cavalry saher. The presentation took place at the office of Major A. II. Burnham, Corps of En- | ginecrs, in charge of the Rapids improve. nent at Keokuk. The presentation speech ! ,vaa t,aAa ht-T .nif sI happily responded to by Lieutenant Walker
 Two hundred and fifty horses, for cavalr, use in Arizona, are wanted by the Govern
 ment. The horses should be presented at tho
 Quartermaster's corral, at Wilmington, fol
 inspection and purchase, on or about Mon
 day, May 22.--Los ARgeLes Sar.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-03
CLIPPINGS.

USrxp ron McGfNEss"---A lnnatic. named NcGipness, has been claiming the Presiden- tial chair at Washington. He generally makes his appearance at the White House when General Grant is absent, and iounds his claim on the words supposed to havo been uttered at the time President Lincoln was assassinsted.
 Farnsworth IS in Illinois and is said to be lonely without Butler as a source of amuse- men, He saccharerely sings:
 I'm lonely tonight Ben, without you,
 And sigh for one blink of your eye;
 For sure there's look, Ben, about you
 Suggestive that satan is nigh
 General P. E. Connor has sold his interest in the Meadow Valley mine for the sum ot $t25, 5,00-S2j 900 in cash, and the balance tn be paid when the mine shall have been cleared from litigation.
 A private letter from Albuquerque says;
 "A party of thirty miners are here from the States; they are sturdy men who eyi- dently mean to work. They leave to-mor- row for the headwaters of the Colorado Chi quito"
 Greedy says the best way Co raise Cash mere shawls is to graft the Cashmere goat upon the Sweet William, and mulch with whale oil soap to keep off the rose bugs"
 Jim We. after attending a Radical meet ing in Washington, said that Darwin might be wrong as 10 the "Descent of Man. but no one would doubt "de scent of that meet ing.
 The son of the Czar of Russia will start from Cronstadt about the middle of May for visit to the United States, and will proba- bly, reach New York about the first of June
 The Rosse (Texas) Enterprise has moved it. office to Grocsbeek, at which town that pa per will hereafter be published.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-03
BRADSHAW.
SILVER SUMMIT MOTEL & STORE.
 BRADSHAW CITY.

r,IttS fin ,r establishment, is situated within rife shot of
 the greatest os the reat silver and gcld miRe> o b' shaw Mining District lavapai county Arizona, nn"nN pines oaks and other beautiful eyetgreens about sUn
 feet aove level Of the where hus recently ttd bucks ffisky squaws and roekng Fappoose gave vent o their feelings in whoops sgs and merry a' b,'s Bu, fhe r,ace viii know them no forever for y1a know how i Is yourself" with Indians when Nh.ie inrn learn that the gud and silver of their land s good and when Dr N Boarslee has squatted upon the rite of
 n ancient ranchers erected vge. comfortable house filled with groceries provisions, clothing minug t"oh' etc. which he |. bound io sell chehp for cash r feet
 Again having resided many yesrs in tlis once happy State uf Arkansas but natural that be should make provision for the entertainment of travellers and he has by opening good hotel where the weary find rest fod nnra r.,d mountain water and something stnrnger than water when t0uios ar. desirable.
 His latch string hangs day md night, and hts motto is Come cue come all 70 who have money, free gold rock native silver any eoored sulphareis or arsea,ier ons raiena my2D
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-03
Dissolution of Co partnership,

Tse coTartueuhp hereiofge eKisiing under tbe afm name of ". B. Hsiiiag- Co., is ihis day dissolved by mutua consent c. II. oruhb and r. " GruyeT retiiBr 1he flOuTtng Mill and general merchandising husneFs fhfnniN Arizona. will Ice conducted by W D. Ee!lags and Edw Y. Heilngs, under ths old Ann Of w. B teii,ngs Ca All Tsrsons hayiug accounts agunsi the late hrn wi present thetn mme affly kg payment and a' Psrsons indebted will soon as practicable a H h srnes, dessFc O close all old accounts before open iBg
 Having dspnsed of our entire Camp McDoVel property so hr Janes A. TOHiiibspn, Wallid cordially mend hr 10 our hs patrons and solicit for him e0Htni anrs 0f their tnade
 c. H GRUBB w B UFI.IINgS
 r., W GROVER FDY'D E HFI,IlNgE
 fhaenis, ATzssHa May 4 lS7l. mvl1-k
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-03

The dear "suffragists" who are surfeiting this whole republic by their appeals for the elective franchise, God bless 'em, have sent us copy of their Appeal to the Women of the United States" This article, as we un- derstand it, intimates that it is only stupidity with small proportion ofcupidity interInix- ed, on the part of the men, that has doomed women to grorel onward through ages as house-keepers, and worse stiIl, as mothers of families. The "suifragists" may be correct in this, but we cannot understand how it is that they propose te reverse the order.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-03

Go IT "JARsEy."--An exchange says that < violent war is raging between that portion of the United States known as Pennsylvania and the adjacent sovereignty known as the "Jarsays." All about oysters. New Jersey drove off the invading fishermen, and Phiia- delphia denies the use of her wiiarVes to the "bloody furFeigner." So the enemy will have to find another market for his oysters, for the bFoiherly city will have none of them. We fear "Janey" will come in for a spanking.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-03
Shortest, Best and Safest Route
 to Northern Arizona.

The Prescott aud MoaYe Tof Road has bees greatly improved. aud is nov ln good repair.
 All teans hanng freight from is Angeles or San Ser. narno to Northern Arizona i be charged l,t half ,oll fur the next six months afiaF date
 The whole road via bs worked up Co assl-eIass road during the prescott sufntnsr
 Facilitates vin bs established the Burnt Ranch and Williamson Valley, ana all parties iil bs exf.sed n nav toli, they Iaus through said gates "
 HardysiIl, May l. is7i. .1yl3
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-03

TIE Graad Army .jOurnsi put in appear ance at our office last week in handsome, new dress. It looks as neat as new dollar, and, evidently, was not compelled to barter any of its characteristic ability in order to put in m appearance of extra responsibility.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-03
INFORMATION WANTED

Of the whereabouts of E. C. SMITH When lns, heard rom going o Fort Yuma in 1884 on hs was tS AY1 New Mexleo. Any idinss ul ini win he thank fuliy reeeived ny his brother & E. s. SMITH,
 myX7mi San Jos. California
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-03

''TnE HEATHEs CHiEEE."--Ws acknOw- ledge tbe receipt, from John II. Germany ls Co, 409 Washington St. San Francisco, of q s'nSli pamphlet entitled as above. It con tains, besides a "eapitai likeness" of r. Bret Harte, a afae.sfq,iis of the authors manuscript of "The Heathen Chinec" The little work is good value for 25 eents---for which amount a copy may be obtained st the above address.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-03

'THE NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD; Its Route Resources, Progress and Business" is the title of pamphlet issued by Jay Cook & Go. It is spicy production, which dcs- cants with, perhaps, unwarranted eloquence, upon the wonders of the New Northwest.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-03
NOTICE.

TO ALL HH0N TT NAT coNCERNf
 This is to give notice that rlaiIl hundred fel that certain quartz lode known ths Gmy Eagle" oon nrneihg at m0uunent a the soQihen boundary Of Me- tncksn, Eilt Thomas uod fihnlalrs orieinal location on said lole and running two hundred feet osn znd o.
 aeht ih soaihody direction sud loe l. therefore warn a rersDns m either purchasing B any way ra@slng uron said claim said claim being siaiei in what s knoE1 as tho Tiger Mining District Yavalat county, Territory Of Arzona. To DICKAgOg
 Prescott Arizona May ath le7s ,.vlh4
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-03

We aro in receipt of the may number of the Manufacturer and Builder" published by Western < O., g Park Row, N. Y. This valuable work contains illustrations showing ali the latest inventions and Improvements in the mechanical arts, and their various appl- cations. It costs only $l 50 per anBunl.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-03

The May number of the "Illustratcd Jour nal of Agriculture" published monthly at St. Louis, Mo, has been received. This publi- cation is we'll worthy of perusal by those en- gagged in agricultural pursuits.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-03
LEGAL.
CoNsTABLE's SALE.

Ty yrtuc of Exeeuiion ssnsd of the couft Sf O. Noyrs Justice of the Peace in ami tr inc County ef iaya< and Territory uf Arizgna ts 18th day of Feb rIaFy A. IT, ir1l upon Judgment rendered. u sald Court d 18th day of February ,s1i, in favor of Campbell k Buffum and against Joseph KsT fr tho of hun. drcd and twentytso dollars and cighyhve eents iufg nent and eighteen dollars and fy cents eo;s did the 18th day Of February A. D. ir1l levy uTNn and take in cxceutsa the following described pFoprfty, vi Being Lots Nos. sixieen Eighteen and Twenty n Block No Twenty siS, in tlir T,wn of Prescott u said County and Territory and taken the rr0periy af said deinlhhi. Notice hereby given iai by virtue O sd writ and levy will sell 10 inc hh.s bidder ior cash, the above do. serbed property, with the Improvements fhsTeon n font of Inc Coart House In the Town 0f Prescott the hah day of June A. D ls7l satisfy said execution and costs. and aecruiug oastr.
 Witness, my hand, s Prs-cit this ith day of May A. D, fSIi. x. r PIERCE, Csmsiahis
 NavHrrd County Ariynra
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-03

Our facilities tor purchasing and arrangements Tor sell inF are fully completed and offer TO IE TRADE, Pull Stock of Merrhandise in each department com prsuE all articles euqured fut aud salabe throughout the Territory.
 We sell at small advances, TOR c,sH and are positive ,ha, t s 70 the benefit of every Interior Merchant Co buy of usinseaa of in San Francisco csew wherthereby avoiding the expenses and aHnnyances Of D long and tedious lournsy and the loss cf res Hni iiHe neces' ary to receive their purchases enabling them Co incroase their profits with the less capital invested
 Orders by letter receive careful a''eH'oa' the safne as though the parties themselves present.
 In word we GUARANTEE sArisFAcrtoS In prices. quality quantity. and assortment of goods.
 Currency and Bullion received a; hates; San ffAciseo auotatiots or sold for account of 0wuers may be de sired. HOOPER WHITING Co
 Arizona City. A. T., Sept. ls- lsl0.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-03
Administrators Notice.

In inc maitsr of the estate of ABnAM f. E. HoRNnTcK aiidl FRANCIS HINTON, Jcceasesi.
 Notice Is hereby given io all persons having claims against the estate of A. T. r. Hornbark alias Ffatrs Hinton, deceased to exhibit the with tue noeesary vouchers within year from The date of this noce to inc undersigned at AHxona City 4. IT, his attorney Inc. HoSard Esq, at Prescott. A. F.
 GEO. STOKE Administrators, Prescott Arizona May e ls7i m3
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-03
STORAGE AND FORWARDING.

Parties in wickcnbnrg. Prescott. and other iusrior Tonis notified that have as the Ehreuherg Landing. large adobe warehouse vh good shngis r31f am prepared receive and far 0oods Uf every desosfsu low rates any parties engagrd n fhs busi- ness. J. M. BRYAN.
 Ebrepberg, A. T. scT, lsi. ls70.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-03

NEW PArER.-The Sun Francisco "industrial Rcformcr," devoted to the interests of white laboriRg men, has reached The Reforsser has our best wishes for success. II. K. Leonard is editor. Subscription price, g.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-03
Dissolution of Partnership.

hy'ne h hereby given that the Irnership hersts'orU existing between the undersigned is this day dissolved by mutual cohscnt ]. F. C. Mitchell having exoius yoIy the Inrinership. ]. E q. MITCHELL.
 fRhsroft Ar1ona, D. V. HAbftWAY,
 Ias " iell. ! Bf,27I
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-03

We arc under obligation to W. W. Curtis of the Interior Department for valuable docu- nents appertainlng to the General Land or flee.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-03

'Tis said that our friends Col. Sanford and Capt. C. G. Carr, have each taken to ti,elo- selves a wife in California. We wish them inv
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-03
MURPHY 6 DENNIS.

Dsalers, wl0lesalo and Retail In Dry Ca1sis Groceries. wiSes IAquoEs Tobac-o Cfsars Etc Will aecp constantly hand and ssIi cheap for Cash, aiI afeies neeaed by FansFs. Mechanies Team siers and Hoasskeepers, at iheIr In Phoenlr.
 Phoenix, Afizsna February q ls:1. Ssh9sla6
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-03
REDUCTION OF FREIGHT.

Prom his date prepared i0 ssrwsni freight sn Eherrnsr Prescott ni slK eeats and to Weksnbarg three and o%e- half copts per pound in gold
 ]. GDLDWATER S BRO. Ehreuberg \. T.. Sept Is,, ls70
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-03
EHRENBERG.
J. GOLDWATER & BRO,


 Wholesale Dealers In Dry-Goods, Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Grain,
 Groceries, Provisions, etc, Respectfully call the attention of the public to the iaci thai
 they are now located a, ihe new TOWN OF "EHRENBERG," Where they arc prcparcd receive msrohaudse, h,r storage O transportation, free of charge EuEENnERG is situate tho cast hank of tho Colorado river sevcu miles below La paz a he best and most venicsi andng the river and is connectsd with s principal of the interior by gopi wagon r,sls The benefits n be derived by shipping goods r'a EhTen burg are. sgrir9 of Grs dollars per ioS nnd less hAn ling Of gduds.
 Freight ,o wiekenburg four cents frTn the landing All merchandise consgued o either fr storage gf ranf~,r'aiou will b. attended to with and dcs patch For further particulars, inquir. of
 J. GOLD%ATE & BRO,
 Commission and FoFwurliur Agents, sepis61tf Effsabafg AriEpna
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-03

svBscnIsr for the MINER.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-03

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