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The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-04-08
Late News.

France.-Latest dates arc to March %. The Red Republicans still held Paris and the forts The Government was talking Of attacking the city.
 Marseilles sympathIzed with Paris.
 Sumner had delivered bIs great speech against the Administration. His resolution was voted down by yeas 30; nays, l6.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-04-08

VoN SCHMIDT and others offer to water San Francisco, from Lake Bgler-Tahoe for S6,oOo,OC0. Neyadans talk as if they would go to war sooner than allow the waters of the lake to be diverted for this purpose.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-04-08

LIEUTENANT STONE, A. A. A. G., has fa- vored us with Court Martial Proceedings and copies of recent orders, for which he has our thanks. It looks little singular and con- tradictory to see these orders headed Head quarters Department af Arizona, Drum Bar rGeks, Cdllfrnian
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STORAGE AND FORWARDING

par,s,. in w,eksuburr, Prescott spd other isI1s nS poln,s are notified that have a the tnrenvts snd an las re adobe warehouss with good shinge TT. prepared Co receive aud forward gooas ol he bust ness v - ...-
 Ehrenbsrg. A. T. Sept Ist ls7o-
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-04-08

Mas MARY A. BAKER, widow of Col. E. D. Baker, the renowned orator and warrior, died at San Francisco, recently. The deceased lady was the mother of Captain E. D. Baker, formerly of Fort Whippls and Prescott.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-04-08

TIE Eureka mine, of Grass Valley, Ne',Ss ,Ss county, California, yielded soi'V" last reported semi monthly run
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-04-08

THE newspapers "praise" Senator Pome- roy, of Kansas, for having, in the last ten years, scraped together 5000 900 out of a salary of S5,0o0 per year. .
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NEW HOTEL AT PHGNIX

The undersigned wishes tS iBfTw everybody ihsi he have nsi embark d in the business o accommodating the p1bie a, ,b-ir ho's sAd vin spare @ins erpeps ,n do t well.
 God accommodations for man and bea., furnssed at reasonable prices. ]. D ACkISNIE
 Phernix Arissas Jan e&. lg1l.
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MURPHY & DENNIS,

Dsaisrs Wholesale and Retail ia Dry Goois Orooeres, Wines. I5qnors Tohaooo Ciear. Er. win keep consistently hand. and s.i essAr sor Cash all articles needed by Farmers, Nsehasics Team s,ers srd Hcu.eksepeFs a, fhsiT store h i'h@nr Phoaix, AriIora February 3 is1i. Ah2sns
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EHRENBERG.
J. GoLDwATER & BRO,

Wholesale Dealers In Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots, Shoes, 'rsln'
 Groceries, Provisions, etc, Respectfully oaii the attention of the public e 'he 'e
 they located ai the new
 TOWN OF "EHRENBERG," Where they arc prepared to rscsivs msrchAno" '''
 storage 0f interpretation, free q es='s EBREyBERo s situate the east bank of tne . sa river seven mes below Ia Pas, a the best asa ss s venient landing the hvsr, and e eonnse'te VI principal towns of the interior by good wAson rt,.n The benefits to be derived by shipping goods sa nsa burg are. sasfag ef Ers dollars per 'PHD aH' " ling Of goods. A, ,..a,,1 Freight to wIckenburg four eeuh fo1a 'es Anas' or All merchandise consigned to as ei1hef D s.Ts,eh, transportation wiii be attended to with care sh"
 U GoLDwATER BIO,
 commls.los and Forwarding Agens .snis0o4f Rhrsnburg Anl'~
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REDUCTION OF FREIGHT.

From thi. date pr-Tarcd to trward freight hcEn Eherenb~rg Pre.co, q sx oeus and o Wicssneus A' three aBd one half cents per pound in gold. o
 l. GOLDwArER BRO. Ehreuberg A. IT, ssrs- lSs is7o
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NEW Ooops.-D. Henderson Bro. ha.e jas' fsr~iNs., elegant as-oruaent of sne Ladies shass oenissera Booi. Clothisx Hardware, and PrOvkaOss vhieA issr propose sell very lo~ hn
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-04-08

FoR SALE OR RENT-Mouutaln RaDeh Ave mh"s sr'' Of Prescott Apply ai inc store Of Atsa Whis.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-11-11
The Powell Expedition.
PROM the ColoraAo Minor


strange and unaccountablo infatuation
at one time hailed John &. Fremont preem
nent Pathfinder, discOyerer second in his
toric fame only TO Christopher Columbus.
The public has, however, placed true estl-
mate on the character and services of this
gentleman. Once the owner Of the richest
mining property in the world once the al
most President of the United States, once
the greatest General of the age, John G. Ere
mont is passing away into unregretted OBJ
SECURITY Time at last sets all things even.
The distinguished gentleman, Mai Powell,
of Colorado river exploration notoriety, is
initiating the great Pathfinder on the broad
gauge principle. lie excels the former gentle
man, however, in the graceful manner in which
he manipuates the public funds which are
no doubt honestly expended for the purposes
for which they are appropriated Young men
are persuaded to join the expedition for glory
and adventure, and when the perilous voyage
over foaming rapids and through bewildering
cahons is ended, the adventure, the glory and
the remains of the well preserved Govern
ment appropriation are all set down to the
credit Of the gallant Major. What more
could be expected of Government pet
Who ever heard Of John C. Sumner in con-
nectiOn with the great Colorado river ex-
plorer?
Mr.. Sumner deserves special and particular
mention for his brave and fearless conduct as
the leader of the first Powell expedition.
This young gentleman was placed in the front
| rank, the flag boat, the position Of danger
| and honor, but, alas, 'frailty thy name is no
longer woman" the commander Of the expe-
dition is the principal figure-head of the
whole affair The Rowland Bros, and VIII
! liam Dunn whose bones are now bleaching
IN The Plains of southern Utah, were active
nemb. Of the expedition, and yet the tow
ing .reatness Of the master explorer Of the
age, lu u. ull hedged generosity, does moi
accord any praisr to these meritOrious young
men And now comes the pleasing ami graft
| 'vpy intelligence that the second Powell eX
ue I.tIsu ha, discovered several volumes 81
historic paintings IN the rocks near the
/ mouth, Of the RIO COOrhdp Chqueto and Bill
| Williams Fork. tributaries of the great Col
/ o.ado Of the West This intelligence will nC
doubt be startling and oyerpowering 70 the
men who have seen these volumes of paint
81 rocks before Major Powell learned Iii
| . b Co. IN the section OF country alluded Il
there are vast temples hewn out of the solic
mountain, rare paintings on the walls, stalact
ties depending from the roof and stalagmlte
in groups, covering the floor. Major Powell
with his previous knowledge Of the country
will no doubt claim the honor Of the discoy
cry of these vast works Of art, greater thar
the Pyramids themselves, Of race now, alas
extinct.
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The Great West.

As II IL, this country is the most wonder
full on earth The area embraced BY the boun-
diaries Of the United States and Territories
Is capable OF producing every article essential
70 the existence OF man, and every luxury
the most cultivated taste or appetite may de-
sire. All the grains that enter into commerce
IL produces in abundance. II supplies the
world with cotton. and never can be rivaled
in the production of that staple. 1t is full
Of minerals and diversified with plains, noun
tains, prairies, rivers, lakes, forests and fields
The western portion Of it is yet imperlectly
explored, but enough has been discovered to
establish il in the eve Of the world as the
most remarkable country yet brought 10 the
notice of man. We alluded yesterday 10 the
effect the air of the Rocky Mountains pro-
duces on health, and we have REQUIRED to the
subject again to suggest that it is not impos.
sible that within twenty years the old sum
mcr haunts in the East will be comparatively
abandoned for Others in the remote West.
There have already been parties Of pleasure
out on the plains, on the mountains and far
away from civilization. There, nature seems
20 have exhausted her strength and her taste
for lt depends on the peculiar organization OF
the mind whether one is more delighted with
beauty as a whole, or with single seen, IN
It's l,Oi@ISu SIdHueuT. NO dOuDt tiitTe d"t
waters there that will restore broken con~tl
buttons and thrill the dropping soul via.
new hopes and new aspirations Thee ar.
valleys, groves, glens, and hills that are love
iier than Eden, and the airs that blow o,,.
the scenes are pure as the breath of heaven
when breathed upon the first flower, of sum
The energy that has penetrated iuese reg On,
with the railroad will not flag but move tor
ward until they are laid bare aud their treas
ures unlocked TO the inspection Of the world
The great tide Of invalids, pleasure see 4, r.
and spectators, will roll TO the West supuc
after summer. 1t only COWS there in l.l
now; the rivers will soon be in IN ton. Elk
plorcrs seem 10 want language TO describ,
the country and the lmprcs ions lett 10y il up
on their minds. They encounter much tn,
never read Of or dreamed of before. The,
found new elasticity of limb and lghtne.s o
spirit that surprised them Why may no
the West become the physician Of the Eas
and cure even consumption, Health iswortl
more than gold, and if the West can give u
both, we shall become the healthiest an
wcalthcst nation on earth.-Mmgli, Le9gG
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-11-11
Administrators Notice.

Notice hereby given TO the credSrs - s.J Fumes
sons having claims against the estate o. $3.50, ,oucber
decreased 10 present the zane, with ING III a b,,lpp
10 thr undsrs gned administrator, At his P,a,x ,ih
At WokeBbuTg YAyapai county AriIona r,c: o. The
in one year frn the fret publication o. W. 70 ,ad
estate are hereby requested 10 make imse 11psTfs
Administrator n the Estate 81 Geo f"D'~
p,escott A T. October ), lrIl,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-11-11
Dissolution of Co-Partnersnip

Notice /. hereby given that the ,hs sfm ard
existing between ths npus' ~ & this day disseivsa
nai oensent The business ut me oa wAo ssohs
iars City viii be continued By Gee e., W. IN dsS doe ~ 4.
authorized receive aud rscelI ~ shs against ihs '
a.. ~ 4, whom an outstanding aSs9 -
hrm must be presented fr payment W. BRYAN
A. n. PEEPLEs,s
yuliure City, Arizona THOMAS CRAVE
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Dissolution of Co-Partnership

The co-par,ncrship heretofore existing b<iween Y
Niller H. a. Jasru aud Is. A. Hussey, under Tie hin
name and style Of II. A. Hussey & Co. at Marion Ci!
Arizona u this day dissolved by mutual consent u =
Jasiro r~ring FROM the concern and = T. hsI D. -
Hussey assuming all liabilities, and collect al asots
H. A. JAsTRn
b A. HUssEY.
PrescOtt, September 10, ls7l.
The nAdarslsnsd will carry the bosibs's o. NE w
firm of H. A. Hussey Co. under the nm hAins !" 80 a.
lsr Huseey and respectfully soicii continuance OF '
i-N - ' 4 c, MILLER
BA HUssEY.
Prescott September - isIi. sep<'"
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N OF 10 z g..

Mr.. A. IT, Whiting having dis>,sed Of his interest and
retired fum the firm u Hooper Whiting Co The .ad
firm has BEEN dissolved by mutual consent and tho bust
will be eAnisd aud eonSnctcd as heretsssr At
San Francisco, Cal, AnIona City and Ehrrhhsrg A. T.
by VIM. Is HoSper James ~ HArney aud John 4 Carr
under he nrm same and style ~ VIM H. Hooper 4 Co
who all liabilities and wiz collect all dues Il The
said old Arm.
(signed) WV. y. HOOPER A. H. WHITING
JAS. NJ BARNEY, JNO. s. CARR
ArigBaa CITY A. T October "a ie7i
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Dissolution Notice.

The partnership hesetofore eEis;ins between Lacah
Jewell aud Friedrich w Shobolu usdsr III. nam. s,vl.
and firm Of Jewell Co. this day dissolved by mutual
consent
All debts due Sald Erin win be collected by l. Jewell
and all claims against said hra will te settled BY him
l. IL. JEWELL
FRED w. sHOHOLh
Dated; Prescott nctober M lsIl
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Dissolution Of Co-Partnership'

The partnership heretofore existing beiw esh a.
.d VA, ,his day by mutual consent dissolns ,aH 70
All none . and debts due the late hra s an alfS
Francisco puros'ia' VIM ssiGuEL PERALTA;
against men, FRANCISCO PURCELL
Wiekenburg, A. T. Sept 2od, III ~
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-11-11

Our facilities for purchasing and arrangements for sell
log fully completed ard offer TO TIE TRADE
Full Stock Of MerchGgdise in e0eh department com
pnslng all articles enqured for aud saable throughout
the Territory.
We sell at small advances, FOR CASH and are positive
that II is TO the benefit Of every Interior Merchant 10 buy
Of us-instead Of in San Francisco esswherehersby
avoiding the expenses and annoyanees Of long and
tedious journey, and the loss Of three months time neces
,ary receive their purchases enabling them TO increase
their profits with the less capital invested
Orders by letter receive careful attention, the same
as though the parties themselves present
In a word GUARANTEE sATIsrAcros In prices
quality, quantity, aud assortment 81 goods.
Currency aud Bullion received q, latest San Francisoo
quotations or sold for Of owners, may be de-
sired. WIN, II. HOOPER, co.
Arizona City, A. T., Sept. LIST, 1870.
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Administrators Notice.
Estate of HARD. M CURRY, Deceased.

Notice Is hereby given by The under'sSSs ,,. 81 snd
All ,rans having claims agans, said decea..d 70 sin,S,
the same with the necessary v0ochefs Tlu n ~.
from the fret publication Of this nooe UNITY Tsr.
land al his rrsdsBos at Prescott fs'si~' ''''
w. DuDLy G. MoRELAsD' Ad"i M
knyt,st = 1911
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BARNETT 4 BLOCK.
LEGAL.
Administrators Notice.
Estate of ABREHAM HENNrNo p.es

Nct'cc Il hereby given TO the creditor. u and nj, 49,
~'as having claims agaBs, the estate ~ Abreha,n
ming, deceased, to present the SAINT. with the 80
vouchers 90 the undersigned Aariui,traisr Al H., 49,
~ business ~ Prescott, favapai county Arzna e.
tory, within one year from the hrst publication a MI
uce, or the same will be forever barred and al , W
Indebted to said estate are hereby respected 10 male &
mediate payment. Hh'
GEO C. CARY Adnin.,ra,s,
Presc0tt a. T.. Nov. On. A. ID. ls1l
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Five car loads Of raw silk went over the
c. Z. Il. Il. for the East, recently.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-11-11
PRESCOTT.
ID. HENDERSON \ BRO,

ID. HEN DEkNoN ~ DNO.,
Wholesale aud Retail Dcal.rs ia
Groceries, Provisions, Wines, Liquors,
Tobacco, Cigars, Clothing, Dry-Goods,
Boots. Shoes, Hardware, Tinware,
Glassware, Crockery, Mining and
Farming Tools, Paints, Glass,
OILS, Putty, Stationery,
Cutlery,
Confectionery, Perfumery, Guns, Pistols,
Ammunition, Medicines, Children's
Toys, Fireworks, &c.
They particularly invite the special attention " Farmers
20 their AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS consisting
Il all Kinds Of
Plors, C,4Grators, Donnie Ssorl Plo,rs,
Seei So,rerS and WhtslbdTOvs,
Also, Of the trade, to their
Fine Stock of Liquors,
All Of which they win sell lower than any other traders
Central Arnoua.
Give them call before purchasing elsewhere.
HENDERSON ~ bro.
Prescott, August - $50.
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All peFsous indebted 10 IN. late hrm Il MiBsf las'fo
arr requested 10 make immediate payment IN Mir Bro'
a. the anai-- Il the old hrIn must te eoscd s Gee
sspIJN.
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EllRENBERG.
To the Merchants, Traders g.
Station Keepers of Northern
Arizona, Greeting:
WIN, B. HOOPER g. CO.,
Have Established
WHOLESALE JOBBING HOUSE
AT
EHRENBERG. a. r..


where they are now Offering THE TRADE large and
DAvnfcep, stock Of Staples In the various lines required
by the merchants and traders throughout Arsoua aud are
selling same at prices CASH than they can be laid
down there t by any no, having the same facilities h'
house possesses which consist Of experienced resident
rrtner in the New York and San Francisco markets where
they nuY PoR CASH OF mroRTEEs or imTor, their own
stock direct and large quantities Orders BY letter
filed with same and attention and At SAM PRICES a
though the parties were themselves present.
Being the csnrScors for the transportation 81 Govern
eut supplies from this point TO all military posts ard hnv
ing suncieut transportation CoNsrNTLI oS HAND can
furnish all post traders 20 betiaT advantage and In les
time any other house also We forward any
aud all MERCHANDISE machinery othsr articles Consigned
Ia
~ Highest price paid tr Hides, BuiIion, or any
other marketable article produced in The country.
wM H. HOOPER, & co.
Ehrenberg A. T, August Is le7l
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Dissolution of Co-Partnership.

The eo-parmenhip heretofore existing between J l..
Miller ;. a.. Miller and II. Jastro, undesths arm
and style Of Miller Jastro Is this day dissolved by
uIl consent n A. Jasiro retiring fom tia basnss All
liabilities assumed by J. L. G. Miller, and al
dobs collected by the
J L MILLER
&C. MILLER
II. A. JASTRO
The undenigne win carry the bzsioess q The late
Arm II Miller Jasiro under the fms nne u Asf Bros
and respectfully solicit continuance u the Iauusg.
literally extended 10 the late firm.
J. L MILLER,
H. &. MILLER
Prescott, Arizona Sept. 10 ls7l
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-11-11

Prescott, Arizona, sePt. 10, ls7l.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-11-11
PHOENIX STATION,

Hay and Graia, and the best Accommodation
for 1ureisrs.
The patronage q the travelling public (. solicited
MI. ,,,....,,., ,,.. E.K. BUKER.
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Railroad DoingS.

The Baltimore American gives detailed
statement of the movements Of the Penn
sylvania Central Railroad Company In Ma
ryland, including the tunnel OF the BATH
more and Potomac railroad under Baiti-
more-the road through Maryland, with its
various branches--the tunnel at Washing
ton-the rebuilding Of Long Bridge, and
the Alexandria and Fredericksburg road,
Frequently noticed by u.s. The sum OF all
Is that the Pennsylvania Central is engaged
In great works, which are promised to be
soon completed, and which, indeed, the
signs give every reason to believe will be
soon, finished and In operation. What the
Pennsylvania Central is doing, or intends
to do, in Virginia, is not yet apparent
There Is u complication of affairs here that
requires great deal Of skill, forcaste. and
sagacity. There are keen men to be met
sharp bargains to be driven, and much Skin
mishing to be done before things can be set.
tied. We can we'll imagine that reticence
is indispensable to success here.
Whatever may be the upshot Of railroad
prospecting in Virginia, we may rest as.
sured of one thing: that our case win not
oe made worse than 1t is; and it is really a
source Of qualification to us all that the
railroad kings have selected Virginia for q
battle ground. 1t shows her resources
that she has something worth fishting for
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II. THEIRS has made great name for
himself. He Is not only lucky man, but
a strong man, who has survived revolu-
tions aud recovered from exile aad adyer.
sity, and now stands the foremost man In
France. He is less Republican than be
was In '4s. He was victim of the corp
Hetat of LoUB NAPOLEON, and though he
shared the fate Of several vicious Red Re-
publicans, be had no sympathy with them,
and demeaned himself as man and gen.
fler,an. BE did not ill the air with impo.
tent rawlings, and become dissemination Of
ultra notions. He was conservative gen.
tleman and patriot. He was In '4s for o re-
stricted Republicanism, guarded and pro-
tected against the frantic ideas of ultra De-
mpcraey. He stands now as The, feputed
representative Of the true Republican Idea
Of personal liberty, well conserved from the
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CLOTHING.
A PROCLAMATION.
MAYORS office
RICHMOND. Aup, %, 1871.

: - = MAYORS office
/ RICHMOND, Aug, %, 1871.
PROCLAMATION BY THE MAYOR.
pkApAkE EOR CHJLEkA.- In view OF
tho PROBABLY early sppr0ach OF Asiatc cpoera
10 the shores of our country, and the consequAnS
i'm port An &c OF unusual care and thorougnness IN
The cleansing of the city, respectfully Call puoic
attention to The folio wing extracts nom The city
VI "CHAPTER XXXIV.
$3.50. Every person occupying house or lot
sha Ii, rs FAR rs such lot extends, cause Inc paved
thereto to he constantly kept open and nee from
obstruction and If he fail SO to do, may be fined
NOT less than one dollar more Than ten dollars
and tor each day after the first that such obsruc-
tIon rem ,ins shall be fined not less than TWO nor
1npre than twenty dollars"
$50. Hany oil h, rubbish, ashes, dirt, or 0thpr
thing, be carried from lot or other place ana put
In i str &c. or puolic alley If any nuisance or
urstT uctlon he put caused To be put or remain
therein In any case in which 1t Ia not authorized
by The ordinances OF The city, the person who 80
puts or causes 1t TO be put Is In fault IN respect
to ITS remaining, shall. for any such ohence. be
and for each day after the first that the same 10
upon the street or al ey shall be aed not less than
two nor more than twenty dollars"
Orders Will be issued to the police to give espe-
ciaI attention TO violations of these ordinances
and boIh on That sccouut and because of the i'm !.
uorlance OF doug all In our power TO avert or
mitigate the terrible scourge now devastating
other lands. ! t ust that better observance OF
these sanitary requ rements may be looked ior In
The n, u.e. A. M. Kelley, .
AN "a 81 Mayor.
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A SUPERB PICrURE.-One Of the most elc-
CANT engravings of the present day is The
copy of HUNTINGToN's celebrated picture
entitled "Lady Westinghouse Reception"
and well known as the ''Repubican Court
in the Time of Washington.' 1t is group
of no less than sixty-four figures, including
the following: GEORGE WASHINGTON and
wife, JOHN ADAMS and wife, ALEXANDER
HAMILTON and wife, THOMAS JEFFERSON,
JONATHAN TRUMBULL, ROBERT MORRIS,
GovERNEUR MORRIS, EDMUND RANDOLPH,
CHARLES CARROLL, Louis PHILIPPE, Gen.
NATHANIEL GREEN, Baron STEUBEN, &c.; all
portraits.
The painting was purchased by A. I.
STEWART for $4,000. The engraved copy is
said to be faithful. 1t is certainly very
fine work of art.
Messrs. WEST & JOHNSTON are agents for
the publishers, who, to enhance the in
ducements to buy, have connected it with
n distribution Of a number of prizcs-some
of considerable value. Assurcdly the pic
ture is worth the sum paid for it, indepen-
IDENTITY of the chance for something else.
The proceeds, or large portion Of tn EN-,
the projectors promise TO devote to benev-
olent purposes. We imagine this will not
he matter of much interest to those who
| want the picture, who can find out all that
especially concerns them of the obliglng
agents, Messrs. WEST & JOHNSTON.
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The rinderpest is now started as another
alarm to divide attention with the cholera.
Having been shut out, it is assumed, by
the rigid means resorted to to prevent its
importation to our Atlantic shore, it has
made flank movement by marching east
ward, with the view of getting in by the
way of the Pacific. The disease is said to
be passing by the way of Siberia, and as
there is a traffic in skins between California
and the north Of Asia, 1t is apprehended
that this pest will be introduced in the skins.
This is far fetched, indeed. We hope Cali
fornia will not be infected in this way. She
has pest which is bad enough to satisfy
the malice Of any evil genius that may be
devoted to the disturbance of her peace,
without adding the rinder-pest. An ava
ianche of Chinese ought TO be punishment
enough for any sin that may exist upon the
! Pacific coast.