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The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-07-29
REDUCTION OF FREIGHT.

From this date we are prcpaTcd to forward freight from Eherenbrg o Prescott cents and to Wiokcnburg al three and one.llan cents per pound in gold. -
 l. GOLDWATER BRO. Ehrenberg, \. T.. Sept. Is,, ieJO.
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Shortest, Best and Safest Route
 to Northern Arizona.

The Prescott and Mohava Toll Road has been greatly improved, and is now in good repair All teams hauling freight from Los Angeles San Der. nardno 10 Northern Arizona will be charged but half toll for the next six months after date
 The whole road will be worked up to frst-class road during the present summer.
 TolGates will be established at the Burnt Ranch and Williamson Valley and all parties will be expected to pay toll, as they pass through said gates.
 VIM H. HARDY, Proprietor Iiardyville May i67l. myi3
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STORAGE AND FORWARDING

Parties In wickenhurg Prescott and other interior TO n,s ar. notified that have at the Ehrenhsrg Landing large adobe warehouse with good shingle rOpf and prcrr. to receive and forward g. of every description ., as iou rates as any parties engaged n the bus J. M bNl AN Ehrepbcrg, A. T. Sept. ls. ls7o.
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Administrators Notice. Estate of DAVID COOLEY. Deces.ed

Notice Is hereby given 10 an persons having claim. against the estate ef David Cooley deceased Co erht Inc same with the necessity vouehers within year from the date of this notice tO the undersigned a his residence Ph1niS in the county of Maricopa and Territory of Arizona
 M.P. GRIFFIN, Admini.,raot. Juno % 1871. jysa
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Don't Write Them

It does n pay station keepers to write forage Tecepta when they send to this office procure any desired number of neatly printed blank receipts gotten up ex aetly as per instructions fun the Chief Quarertnaser of the district and at cheap rates, A
 When dsf.,eds wsin bind any number of reeeipts in a book, for very small sum- Send n your oFters tt T
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In the matter of the estate of ABRAN T. E. HoxxBEck alias FRANCIS HINTON. drccased
 Notice Is hereby given to all persons having claim. against the estate of A. T. E. Hornbeck alias Francs Hinton deceased, to exhibit v with the hecsssafy voucherS within year from the date of this notice the undersigned ai AriI"nn CHy, A. T., his attorney Jno Howard Esq, at Prescott, \. T.
 GEO. STOKE, Adminsra,or Prescott, Arizona, May 6, ls7l. mi
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TAKE NOTICE.

All persons indebted to the undersigned are requested 10 call immediately at the Adobe Store, and settle with w. French who Is authorized to transact said business for F. J. COOK ,.-,. r.f A E, F. BOWERS.
 Prescott Duly l, ls71. jyswi
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LOS ANGELES.
LEGAL.
Sherifl''s Sale.
c. ". STANLEY, Plaintiff

c. w STANLEY Plaintiff
 
 JosErn KERR, Defendant
 Notice Is hereby given that by virtue of m order of a and decree oi foreclosure of mortgage issued ont o M District Court of the Third Judicial District in and 6 s County of Yavapai aud Territory of Arizona In the S entitled cause tested on th. 2O,h day of July h ls., dreetnS me to make the sum of seven hunared and sixty dollars md thirty eight ceu,s (s76O 3) princira and G teres, and thirty eight ,lIars ssi) cost with ascrn cost will therefore expose pr sale ai public aucsn E front of the Court House ln Inc town of Prescott County of Yavapa and Territory of Arizona on th- 2sd ,y , August, A. D. ls1l, between the hours of ocoek M and o'clock F M the premises described in said ise,s follows. certain town lot with buildings the,eon situated in the town of Prescott County of YarnpSi and Territory of Arizona the same being Lot number erb.e tle) in Block number twenty C) n accordance vi,b ,. survey and plat of .sd tows 'eE<Aer with the mrroys ments thereon and the appurenanccs thereto benenv w nppertaining thereto. JOIN H. BEHAS
 Sheriff of ya'aPai County.
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WICKENBURG.
TO THE PUBLIC.

Reader, l. George Furness. keep hotel at IeAsAR. Wickenburg Arizona, and should you visit NULL my town and stop at my place it will afford l...s SH unbounded pleasure tO wait upon and accommo- G1tnS date you. Good clean vctals and charges moderate, my wachwords
 GEORGE FuREEss wickenburg, Arizona, Jan. 2s 1871.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-07-29

Our facilities for purchasing and arrangements for sell ing are fully completed and offer TO TIE TRADE a Full Stock of Merchandise n each department com. prisug all articles enqurcd for and saiable throughout, the Territory.
 that is the bcue6, of every Interior Merchant 10 buy of us-iusead of in San Francisco elsewhcethereby avoiding the expenses and annoyances of long and tedious journey and the loss of hree months ire sary receive their purchases enabling them fo nceHss tb.ir profits with the less capital invested.
 Orders by letter receive careful attention the same hs though the parties themselves Pre-snt.
 In a word we GUARANTEE SATISFACTION in prices quality, quantity and assortment of goods
 Currency and Bullion received ni latest San Fraucsec quotations or sold hr accoun, of owners may be tie sired HOOPER. WHITING co.
 Arizona City, A. T.. Sept lst, 1870.
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PRESCOTT.
DIONEER DRUG STORE

''F'''''' A N'''"'' On hand and for sale,-
 Hairs B1lsam for the Lungs Io'caseHds SarsqParilIa'
 Ayers
 BriSorS
 Hnirs
 Ayey's Cherry Psctora',
 '' Ague Cure,
 Osgooi's H,dia Ch0ldgogas,
 BrotcR's JamdicG Ginger,
 Perry Daris's Pain Killer,
 Good1ie's CGtarrh Remedy,
 Brotons Bronchial I'roches,
 BJydn's Pulmonio Waters,
 Dr. DepiDe's P1ch Lozenge,
 Rcdtiag's Cough
 JayRe's Pdteat Ksdictnes, And, in fact, full assortment Of all the Paten, Medicines usually found in drug stores. Toilet Soaps, Fancy Articles, Perfn'aery, And large supply Of Dispensing Medicines. N B.--Physicians' prescriptions carefully and accurately compounded. q. D. KENDALL. IY- Dr. Kendalls o,fce-In of Drug Store Prescott, April 24, ls6S.
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ET~Extra copies of the mNEg--tput up in wrappers, ready for mailing when desifed always on hand a, the office. MOniezuma street. Price $ cents copy
 Copies of the paper also be had the Prescott News Depot n SchrOdefs building, Montezuma sL 5eL a.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-07-29
Free Library in Louisville, to be Called 'nc Public Library of Kentucky

Public Library Of keutucky' By the provisions of tho charter thl. lar; sS,,y forever free to ths gmiuous use ana eg"' 4. rsse usl citizen and Ii fs the rufisr ci the ifuse's ., hl. sncacent ,o secure suitable building 10 racs a and enough to form the nucleus f inagnnoea, psbca. Co endow i as to enable " ,o pu' 'iS.rsalning The tons as they come out, and 10 be ,b umedi. concert and distribution will take place anaeI . nte supervision of the trustees named ID "e "'
 atiou who as follows
 TRUSTEES. - , T, p.,,,,s,,. la,. Governor of Ky Henry a tsrson Editor Courier Journal W. N ha" .S naiN dent Courier Journal Co, Bea casseahs ,ra,. " u NJ Commercial; Geo F. Doern Propf,.", i cirk Jeser McCar,y of the Daily Ledger J. S 1hiH aa,ho, To- @ S, af Comnon PIeas, M ". Clusky' AsI Ash ltical Text Book; R. T. Duue''i o the sI,ins we'll Tn. Trustees will be assisted py ,ne sho have con- ann nssn, a the concert and to 'uPenH'eno '"' drawing and distribution oi gins
 SUPERVISORS Hon N | Sites Judge Jefferson Co.or,s Coun oi C.s- Pleas Hon. T. E. Cochran CnapS Iad~e Jefferson Crsul' Cay., Wor II a. Baxter Mayor of Lou''Cw w,s,,on, B T. Webb sena.sf of Kentucky cos p,'.,,u,ing Az District ,d;ciaI a, psrct; Gen. Bsym' r rsI. San, A E, N'R pr T. Bell fnh. ., Copsrrss House Hon. J. Procior Knott late n,sas, SS's~s Andre,, 0rnhan Tobacco and cotton @ ,yarded wilS The bodsrs of tickets 70 which gs are ,.SiIs Ky. h, ns,d on preseuiaiion s the office in LsS,s os iks | Tickets will be for sale at the on0s
 '''''' Irirst of July, 1s7l' ma oo a, liberal discount viii be allowed Ta,a nsen seconps. 1000 tickets are purchased in o attended and ihe ss..: I,sS Sy rsSrusa by na rss''esd or by ''
 dsrsd. ..osI p,sinsss nsnsgcI '. '. M sacoessfSl Mercantile Library 1 af ,he above San Frauciseo having oesn apIrS,bps win Dc Aons enterprise has to gay isS, ysrs of tickets v sSS make this entire success n ss fl they were psTsoDa' ,Ss, s'sTsSs sOS s so,, a, M PETERS f . efass Gall House Iouislile' h'p'~-'
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-07-29

Aner payng the expenses of the enieif''s aua n4s. ,b. ds,rib,,,in of inc gins the balance o me P, arising from the sale of tickets will be Apf''f'"'N establishment Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-09

CoNsrANTINoPLE has been visited by an
other conhagration Of considerable dimensions
Two hundred houses and large amount Of
property, says our despatch from Lon
don, have fallen prey to the flames
The fact of the fire having stimuli
taneously broken out in four places proves
that it was the work of incendiaries. The
number of lives lost is not stated but to Judge
from the losses of former condagrations it
must, unfortunately, have been considerable,
as the well known apathy manifested by
Turks on snch occasions, the insult
cheney of the fire department, the mar
rowness Of the streets and wretchsd
condition Of most Of the houses render escape
a difficult matter to the unfortunate inhabi-
tants. But short time ago the best portion
of the city, known as Pera, was destroyed by
a fearful confagration. The present one is,
fortunately, not of such magnitude, and at the
time the despatch left Constantinople 1t was
hoped that the fire would be arrested without
further loss Of lives and property.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-09

THE FRENCH GOVERNMENT Dome ITs Work
WIsELY.-Yesterday a motion was made in
the Versailles Assembly for the prolongation
of M. Theirs term of Office as the executive
head of France. 1t was agreed that the ques-
ton should be postponed until after the COM
pletion Of the supplementary elections to the
Assembly. Over one hundred and twenty
seats are known to be vacant. With so many
empty seats in the National Assemby-with so
much of the intellect and so many Of the in
terests of France unrepresented-this action
of the Assembly must be commended. After
all the turmoil and fury and unwisdom we
are glad to see returning signs Of wisdom. M.
Theirs processes to be in favor of the republic.
Whether he is in favor Of the republic or In
favor of the House of Orleans the empty seats
will be filed by men after the Presidents own
heart.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-09

CINCINNATI, June 8, 1871.
In .he Rabbinical Conference to-day DR..
Lilienthal, appointed at the New York Conference
to effect reconciliation between the members OF
the Conference that met at Philadelphia in 1869 and
the present Conference reported that lie had not
accomplished the desired object
proposition recommending the exchange OF pull
pits to promote fraternal feeling received with
great favor.
An Intellectual effort was made to reconsider the
vote on the form of Bible reading.
DR.. Wise obtained the floor and recommended the
following topic for the next Conference
The of a personal God, accepted q technical term,
is not Jewish. The God Jehovah-ha is
infinite and absolute the substance and essence Of all that
derstsniing supreme; love- justice ana holiness uniyer-
the incarnation.
The subject was referred to the Lecture Com
mittee.
The committee on the establishment of Rab-
pinical Seminary reported unanimously in favor OF
the same. Tue report was adopted, with lnstruc-
tions TO the committee to report more detailed
course or study.
plan proposed by DR.. Wise for the establishment
OF a union between the Israete congregations In
America was adopted resolution was passed
with 1000 members shall have Joined the union the
first synod shall be called.
Drs. Lnienthal, Wise, Eubsch, Sonneshen ana
Mayer were appointed committee to carry out the
provisions OF the resolution. The same committee
was also authorized to draft a plan for Uniform
preparation of text books.
Dr. sonneshen. of New York, presented the sur
jects for lectures at the next conferences
First The idea of God according to the Bible.
Second Moses. Mendelssohn and modern Judaism
Htrd-Judaism and a republican form OF government
The Conference Will close tomorrow morning.
The meeting has been one OF the most Important
yet held, and its results may be summed up as fol-
lows:-Twenty -thTee congregations were repre-
sented; a union has been effected; modern prayer
book is to be furnished, In which all allusion
to the return OF the Jews to Jerusalem and
ideas OF sacrifices and personal Messiah are to be
omitted the service to be largely In the vernacuar
instead Of the Hebrew language; Rabbinical Semi
nary for ministers to be established; reforms In con-
gregaiions are authorized more comp etc sabbath
school organization Is to be effected, and the ostaD
lishment OF circuit preaching has been determined
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-09
ARMY INTELLIGENCE.

The Army Retiring Board at Philadelphia, OF
which General Meade Is President, has completed
all the cases before 1t save few OF officers ordered
from distant stations
The Secretary OF War has issued an order direct
ing that all United States arsenals be excepted from
tue provisions OF the general order OF Mar ch IL.
1869, by which General sherman took command OF
the army and wherein he directed the generals COM
manding military departments In addition to tile
duties required OF tnem to give their special atieD
ton to the economical administration or
All branches OF the service within their COM
mand whether of the line or STAFF and
20 thus end directed them to exercise
supervision ana command OF every part OF the army
within their limits not specially excepted. BY the
order lust Issued the secretary also calls attention
TO the army regulations directing that In time OF
neace ordnance and ordnance stores are to be
issued from arsenals and armories only by autho-
rity from the Ordnance Bureau OF the War Depart
ment: hence the department commanders can no
longer issue ordnance supplies
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-09

Mr. HENRY BEhGH deserves and receives
great credit for his humane efforts toward the
amelioration of the condition of the dumb ami
mails, but yesterday he interested himself
in case that appeals to human sympathy
more fully than the case of any of his own
immediate protdgfs. He complained against
q hyena of woman, who has been in the
habit Of beating most inhumanly little ward
of hers, an orphan girl aged ten, and he had
the girl sent to the Charity Commissioners
aud the woman held in bail for trial. AL
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Personal Intelligence.

Baron Alvensleben, an attache OF the North Ger
man Legation. yesterday arrived at the Aibemarie
Hotel
General Fl. L. Burnett. Of Cincinnati, Is residing
at the st. James Hotel.
Assemnlyman De Witt O. Littlejohn, OF Oswego ia
stopping at the Fifth Avenue.
Congressman @. w. Kendall, OF Nevada, Is domI-
ciled at the Astor House.
General James r. Partridge, United States Minister
to Venezuela. yesterday arrived at the Albemarle
HOTEL
State Senator J. Hardenburgh, OF Ulster county,
has apartments at the st. Nicholas
E. X. Conkling, Of New Brunswick, N. j.. Is at the
St. George HOTEL
Governor Holman is in town, stopping at the
Clarendon Hotel.
Commander Stockton, OF the United States Navy,
is chartered at the Aston House.
Lieutenant Commander Batcheer, or the United
States Navy, has taken quarters at the Hoffman
House.
A. II. Lanin Surveyor of the Port, IS domicn ed at
the Fifth Avenue.
Major G. A. Wikod, of the United States Army. is
registered at the Astor House.
Professor J. W. French, OF the West Point Military
Academy, Is guest at the Fifth Avenue.
Major NJ. j. Wicks, Of Memphis, Is staying at the
st. Nicholas.
J. B. Alley prominent citizen of Boston. is at
the Astor House.
Colonel William L. Scott Of Erie. Is staying at the
Fifth Avenue
James Mason and A. Stone, Jr.. Of Cleveland.
Ohio, are guests at the ST. Nicholas.
Captain English and E. A. Field of the United
states Navy, quartered at the AsIor House.
Erastus Corning, Jr., Of Albany, Is registered at
the Fifth Avenue
Judges Henry Souther and S. N Pettis OF Pennsyl-
vania, are judciously taking temporary respite
from judicial labor at the Aston House.
Thomas p. Sofold OF Georgia, Is at the Fifth
Avenue.
John Tucker prominent III Philadelphia politics.
Is at the Astor House.
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WAR DEPARTMENT. }
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WASHINGTON, ID. G., June 9-1 A. M.


Synopsis Jor the Past T,centy.four Hours
The barometer has very generally risen from the
Mississippi eastward to the Atlantic ana area Of
lowest pressure has moved to the northeast beyond
onr station. The highest barometer Is found on
Lake Michigan. The barometer Is falling rapidly in
the Missouri valley and rain Is reported west Of
Iowa. The rain In Northern Florida wednesday night
extended to-day to Virginia, but at noon
cleared away; as also has that In the New
England states. Clear weather has been very gene
rally reported east OF the Mississippi aud clearing
weather on the Gulf coast and Michigan. North
westerly winds have prevailed from Lake Ontario
to Wisconsin and southwark TO Tennessee, land
southwesterly winds on the Atlantic coast.
Probabilities.
A severe storm Is probably approaching the MIS-
sourlv alley, where the barometer has fallen very
considerably. Clear weather, with light winds, Is
probable for Friday for the Atlantic and Gulf
Fresh northwest and northeast winds Will probably
be experienced on the lakes.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-09


General Grant, in one of his late converse
tons with our reporter at Long Branch, speak
ing of General Sherman, said that he and
Sherman were warm friends, and that 81 am
not authorized to speak for him; but am
pretty certain that Sherman wouldn't stand on
the democratic platform. Sherman is no DEM
ocrat, and never was" But Sherman goes
little beyond this, In his letter in yesterdays
HERALD, in which he speaks in this decisive
style ;-'I say that I never have been and
never will be a candidate for President; that
if nominated by either party l should per-
emptoriy Decline and even if unanimously
elected l should decline to serve" This
means that General Sherman would not on
any terms exchange his present position for
the White House; that he despises party
politics and does not want to have his name
banded about in the newspapers by either
party for political purposes.
This is not surprising, considering the re-
narkable antipathy of General Sherman to
newspaper reporters. This antipathy crops
out in this letter from Fort Sill, and it was one
of the first peculiarties of the General made
manifest to newspaper reporters in our late
civil war. They gave him, and he gave them,
deal of trouble for year or two but at last
they were 100 much for him, though he never
became entirely rcconciled to their presence
in his camp. Grant, Meade, Thomas,
Sheridan and other generals, on the
contrary, early learned to recognize
aud provide for the press as the agent of
communication between our soldiers in the
field and their friends at home; that the
recognition of this agent was absolutely indis-
pensabe to harmony in the Union ranks, front
and rear; for the ''boys in blue would have
their newspapers, and they liked to see the
press gang in their camps.
1t is a curious fact that while General Sher-
man is a capital speechmaker, and likes to
make speech on occasions such as a meeting
OF the Army of the Cumberland, he still
shrinks from the newspaper reporter. 1t is
equally remarkable that while General Grant
is no speechmaker he does not hesitate to
call a properly authenticated newspaper
reporter to his side and talk to him on public
affairs az freely and frankly as he would talk
with member Of his own family. This diff
ference between these two remarkable men
explains why the one recoils from the very
thought of being Presidential candidate,
while the other rather likes the idea than other
wise Of running for another term. It is
because General Sherman has not yet mas
tered the mystery of newspaper reporters,
while General Grant has pretty fully discov-
cred the important part they play in the shap-
ing Of political events, public men and public
aff1irs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-09

LITTLE RHoDY SHOWS SIGgs OF Pro-
GREss.-She proposes to abolish the property
qualification for voters, except where the
question is upon matters Of taxation, and to
substitute an educational test This will give
little Rhody an augmentation Of voters; for,
while nearly everybody there can read, it is
generally taken for granted that nobody there
holds any property except the rival families of
Sprague and Ives
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WITH SUPPLEMENT
CONTENTS OF TO.DaY,s herald.

PAGE.
acknowledgements.
acknowledgements.
j. Advertisements.
4-Editorials: Leading Article europe at New
Point Of Departure-The Struggle Between
Progress and Old Ideas Personal Int ELL
geDce-Rabbinical Concentrating Intei
gence-Weather Report-Amusement An
Inducements.
6-France Assassination Of the Marquis Galifet-
Racing in Engand-The War in Colombia
News from Russia, Germany, turkey South
Africa and West lEdies-News from Washing
ton-Llerary Gait Chat-Obituarles-M
neous Teegraph-Local Items-views Of the
Past-Busness Notices.
6-Prospect Park Fair Grounds: Great Trot Be-
tween Goldsmith Maid, American Girl Lucy
and George Palmer-Amusements-Y achting:
Match Race Between the Boats Sophia Emma
and General Tweed-The National Game
Third Days Session the Grand Lodge OF Free
and Accepted Masons--West Point: Review
Before the President: Arrival OF The Secretary
OF War-Crime ana Charlottesville Late
Brooklyn Homicide.
1-AdTer lsenents
S-Tne Presidency: Asa Packer. of Pennsylvania,
Speaks--polItical Notes, Personal and Gen.
eral-bils Signed by the Govenor-sentence
Journalistic Notes.-The Illinois Cyclone-The
Quakers' Finale-lnsurance Issues "A Fatal
Arrest or Joe Coburn-Murpny's Muscle Men
Proceedings in the Courts.
0-The Courts Continued from Eighth Page)-Rut-
gers Female Colege-The City College Com
motion-Supposed Death from Stab Wound
Jumping from Train queens Counly's DIS
grace-Department Of observation-disclosures
of Emigration-Champ ion Cider Consumer
Financial and Commercial Reports-Domestic
Observation-Disclosures aud Deaths-Advertise-
menis.
1O-New Hampshire Legislature: The House OF
Representatives Fully ORGANIZED Catholic
Ceremonials IN Newark-od Jef represents
Yor1-Mrs Cinton's 'Purp"-A Clerical
swnder-Tired OF Life-New York City
News-Tne Claiin Clan-Brooklyn Butcher
ies-Brooklyn Matters-Shipping Intelligence
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