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Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-10-05

Andrew Y Rodgers Plaintiff, against John W
Long, Simon Snyder, and j. M. Keller Defend
ants.
By virtue of an order of vindi exponas in the
above, from the Court of Common Pleas ct Fay
cite county, Ohio, to me directed and in pur-
'suance of the command thereof l will expose and
Ter for sale at public auction at the door of the
KIrt House, in the town of Washington, in said
lntyapn Monday, the 9th day of October. A. ID.
Efc1i stOne O'Clock P. of said day, the follow
ing described lands and tenements to wit: Being
all of the following real estate, situated in the
eanty of Fayette, and State of Ohio, on the wa
tefs of sugar creek, being part of Henry Masse's
survey, No; s,4es, and bounded and described as
follows: Beginning at stake in the Cincinnati
Wilmington GAINESVILLE Rail Road and south
west corner to J Ohm Bryan, and north east corner
to Jacob L. Mark; thence with Marks line and
the line of John Bryan, south IS degrees % min
utes, east 22.16 poles to stake in the pike and
corner TO Joseph Bryan; thence running with the
middle OF the pike north IS degrees east 81 .52
poles to stake at the west end of the bridge,
ner to James Bush; thence with his line north
degrees east 2S.4O poles to stake in said rail
road; thence with said rail road south II degrees
west 30 80 poles to the beginning containing 4
acres and 80 poles more less, to he sold as the
property OF John w. Long CT el. Valued al. So 500
Terms of sale cash
CONRAD GARIS
Sheriff OF Fayette county Ohio
MILLS GARDNER Atty for PlfTs.
September 5, 1871. 42%Sw
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-10-05
CONFERENCE AT WASHINGTON.

CONEEhENCE Al SSASh1NS61ONs
The Ohio Conference will begin its ses-
sion in this town next week. It promises
to be one of its most interesting sessions.
The interest in the Conference is great
throughout its entire bound. The attend
ance will be unusually large. Bishop E.
S. james is to preside. The Big Tent .
similar to the one used at the Urbana
Camp Meeting, will be set up on the play
ground Of the Union School. It will seat
1900 people; being 16O feet long and 12O
feet wide It will be used for holding ex-
ira religious services, and to accommodate
the people on Sabbath, who wish to hear
the Bishop and other distinguished preach
ers. The session of the Conference will
open on Thursday morning at half past
eight O'Clock. The members of the Con-
ference will begin to come in on Tuesday
and Wednesday. A list Of the preachers,
lay delegates and visitors will be published
with the names of the persons who enter
tain them. These lists can be had at r.
Millikan's book store next Monday. Those
who entertain the Conference guests will,
if possible, have some one at the depot on
the arrival of the several trains of Tues
day and Wednesday to escort their guests
to their homes
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-10-05
Xenia College,

We have frequently informed our read
ers of the merits and prosperity if this in
stitution. Another year has opened with
large attendance and increased facilities,
especially in the music department. Pro-
fessor Smith expects to be at Conference
on the 14th, when he will be glad to give
information, and learn of those desiring to
enter Oct. 3Oth, for the last half of the
session
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-10-05
CinsInnatI Live stock Market.


NINCINNAII, OCT I'd, IolI-
BEEF CATTLE-The receipts have been large,
but the demand continues good from shippers.
butchers and feeders, and prices are well sus-
tained, with only few left unsold at the close.
We quote shipping cattle at S4 0o94 I5: extra
beeves at So 1894 90; medium $3 1898 so, and
common 81 1898 90 per GENITAL. live weight.
SHEEP.-The supply has been less than the wants
of the market. and all sold readily at So 00s4 s5
per GENITAL gross. for common to plime sheep, and
g. OG93 90 per head for lambs.
HOGS-Have been in better supply. and prices
have declined 1O915c., but all offered have been
sold. and the market closed steady at 81 1894 50
gross for light to heavy averages.
= Stop in to Fergusons when you come
to town and help the people buy them out
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-10-05
Masonic

Special Communication of Fayette Chap
ter, No. 1O3, R. A. NJ, Wednesday even
ing, October 11th, 1871, for work in the
Royal Arch degree.
By order of the High Priest.
B. H. MILLIKAN, Sec'y.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-10-05
LIGHTNING CORN uUsKER.

PATENTED --Husks 900 Bushels per dav. Weighs
~ ounces. Cheap Efficient and Durable. Every
Farmer buys one Profits Large. Agents make
from SIS to $40 per day. Samples sent by mali
for so cts. Send for Circular. C. 7. VAN SIcKIRN,
- West 9Th st., Cincinnati. o. (ssovSnl
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-10-05

I propose to publish alist of persons who
have accounts Of long standing on my books
for livery hire, unless ehe same are paid
within few days. Those interested will
act accordingly.
34-tf J6HN A PAUL.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-10-05
LOCAL NOTICES.
Dr. Oswald

Will be at DUTIES Shoe Store in Wash
ington every Saturday and will visit patients
at their residences when desired. 37tf
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-10-05
Fire at the Fair Grounds.

The alarm of fire was given yesterday
afternoon about O'Clock. 1t was found that
the stables at the Fair Grounds were on
horses. The fire commenced Immediately
East of the Floral Hall, and burned around
to the Northeast corner of the grounds on
| the Columbus pike. 56 of these stables were
burned. Mr. HeiskeI of South Charleston,
had fine stallion worth 100000 burned
in one of these stables; he had paid S., ,OOO.-
90 for him. In another stable the Norman
Stallion belonging to Mr.. Durfinger was
burned to death, worth $4,000, and in
another a young horse belonging to our
fellow citizen F. L. Nitterhouse, was
burned to death, worth $4,000. Also sad
dies, harness, blankets, horse coYers, and
clothing worth probably $4,000 or $780,
90.
Everything was extremely dry and the
fire spread SO rapidly thatit was i'm posi-
bic to remove the horses, and they
had to perish in the flames.
SIGHT 6EEING.z-Some persont have a
morbid desire to see what they term ''the
sights" This bumb of the cranium we be-
lieve is called by Phrenologists, the organ
Of wonder.
King David Anderson being suspected Of
selling whisky on the sly, stepped into the
Mayors office one day this week to see
about the matter, and left with his Honor
$45,75! So omuch for sight seeing.
= We publish the following Commit
tee report by request of the Town
Council:
September 25th, 1871.
To the Honorable the Magor of the incorporated
UilIage of Washington C. H., Ohio!
Your Committee to which was referred
the matter of testing the correctness of the
several hay, grain and stock scales of sale
village, beg leave to submit the following
: report:
Your Committee, with the assistance o
the County Auditor, proceeded to test the
several named scales, with the Stat,
weights and such other means as were a
: their command, and found the above named
2 scales all to be correct, in the opinion o
said Committee, except the Stock Scales o
the firm of Ely & Stimson, which are no
correct.
e.. a'55s .as#@:s5sar #5:ssai oonnisss.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-10-05
GALE OF VALUABLE LANDS

The undersigned, as executor of Peter MOuser,
late of PickaWav county, Ohio, deceased, by yir-
tue of his last will and testament, offer for sale
the farm OF which he died seized, situate in Pick
away county, Perry township. small part there
Of being in Marion township, Fayette county.
The said sale will take place on the 26th 'ay of
October, 1871, at two O'Clock P. NJ the farm, at
the late dwelling house Of the deceased. The terms
Of sale will be One-thiFd cash in hand, One-thir1
in one year and one-third in two years from day
of sale, with interest from said date the deferred
PaymenLs 70 20 De seSuIed sec r by moTtgagS on @ tne
or more. the divisions thereof will be made known
sale
This farm contains 1,145 acres and ia poles Of
of land, and lies about Iour miles from New HoI-
land, on Deercreek. 1t is well timbered. and well
Watered; it has good Mill seat and Mill; it is
we'll improved farm, and a Turnpike uns
through 1t. The undersigned will give more par.
ticulAr information as to this land. by letter.
desired. SMITH CHAFFIN
S. p. THOMAS,
Executors of Peter lIouser, deceased.
sep. Z, 1871. 42"w7
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-10-05
4Stf.
PARTITION NoTICE.-John Q.

DARTITION NOTICE.-John Q.
L DOster, against Johana Doster, William
Doster, and others.
In the Court OF Common Pleas of Fayctte Coun-
ty, Ohio.
T. Doster Margaret Ann Brady, ATmstead Bra
dY IJenman Doster, Sterling Doster, Laton Dos
ter. Levin Doster. HarsOn Doster James DOSter
and Lewis r. DoSter, will take notice that petit
September a. b 1911, in the Court of Common
Pleas, within and for the County of Fayotte,
Ohio, by John Q Doster, and is now pending
wheI elm said John Q. Doster demands partition
of the following real estate in said County of Fay
cite. and described as follows:
First tTrack-Beginning at a large red oak am
two small hickories, in the line of Benjami in
Dggs survey, and corner to James GinOre's
survey No. 93S; thence north deg 45 min
west 1 IA poles to Il stake; thence south deg 20
north SO deg 40 min east 752l poles to the hegin-
ming, containing 5315 acres Samuel II, Wood
sons survey No. 5,77s.
Second Tract-Beginning at hickory and ash,
in the line of Adam Smith; thence south 9 deg As
MIN east ia pcies To q small hickory and two
with his line north 50 deg Is min east 5S SIC poles
70 stone in said line and corner to lot of said
Lewis Doster: thence north deg 45 min west ia
poles with the road to stone; thence
with the line of which this is part south 50 deg
Is min west 5S 2-10 poles to the beginning, con-
tainlng 81 "a acres, in Samuel II. WOodSons sur
vey, No. 5TIS.
And. at the next term of said Court. the said
John @ DOster will apply for order that Par
tition may be made of said premises. and for the
assignments of dover therein to- said Johanna
Dated this ash day of September p. 1sr,
MILLS GARDNER
45w6 prf$24e0 Atty for Petitioner
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-10-05
Report of Washington Union schools
for the Week Ending Sept. %, 1871.
P. f. MoREHoUsE Sup't.

= Grand Balloon Ascension, wonderful
| sights, fast horses and cheap goods at Fer
guson's this week.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-10-05
GHERIFF'S SALE.

Martha J. Jones and W illiam Jones Platntifs
against Elizabeth Holland ct al.
In partition.
By virtue Of an order OF sale issued In the above
case from the Court OF Common Pleas of Fayette
County and State of Ohio to me directed and n,
pursuance Of the command thereof 1 will expose
and offer for sale at public auction at the door Of
the Court House. in the town of Washington in
SAID County, on Monday, the 18th day of October
A ID. 1871. at one O'Clock r. NJ. of said day the
following lands and tenements described to-Eit:
Situate III the township of Paint in the said
county of Fayette, and bounded and described as
IoloWs: Beglnning ut a stone in the east line of
East street in the town of BlOomngburn porth
west corner TO the Presbyterian church rreUnd
and running With the north line of said church
ground and James A Pinkerton's line north $
deg. east q poles and Is links to james a. Pin
kerton,s corner; thence north IS deg west Is poles
and IL links to James NJ. McCoy'S corners thence
with McCoy's line south 80 deg. p poles and is
links to stone in the east line of East street in
said town of BloOmingburg; thence south IS deg
east with said line of said East street 13 poles to
the beginning; containing one acre and IS0Is
poles more or less, being part of survey No STOi
in the name of George Matthews.
To be sold free from dover.
Appraised at $1,000 60.
Terms of sale 4 cash on day of sale and y In
one year, and \ in two years, the last payments 70
be secured by mortgage on the premises
CONRAD GARIS
Sheriff of ayette county Ohio
IL. B. MAYNARD, Atty for PIES.
Sept. 70, 1871. Prf $40. 4Sw6
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-10-05
FRUIT TREES! FRUIT TREES
LEEsRURG NURSERIES.
Situated 1-2 miles North of Leesburs
Highland County, Ohio.

We keep on hand and for sale CHEAP all kinds
OF Fruit Trees, such as Apple, Peach, Pear. Plum,
Cherry and Ounce, of strong growth and of choic-
est varieties.
Also EENS, Grape Vines Usage
Hedge Plants, NC. All Trees Warranted true to
name. Orders of $95 and upward delivered in
Washington e. H., free of charge. Send for
Price List or call ut the Nurseries.
W. 3. HOUGH & son,
4b-w6 Ieesburg ohio
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-10-05
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

BAPTIST CHURCH-COrner East and North SITS,
Rev W. Kidder Pastor. Services every Sabbath
at 101z A. N and P. Sunday School at A N
Prayer Meeting Wednesday evening.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-10-05
Speaker
Preside,
Passed March 3oth, 1871.

| And the Trustees of the several Townships in
| said County, requested to return the follow
ing number of Jurors from their sPective Town
| ships, to-wit:
Union, D; Jefferson, 16: Paint 12; Jasper II ;
Madison, 8; Wayne, 10; Perry, 8; Concord, 6; Ma
rion. 6; Greene, 5.
OF all which notice Is hereby given in pursu-
ance of law.
CONRAD GARIS,
Sep. IA, 1871. 48 Sheriff Of Fayette County.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-10-05
Hence they can and sOjU sell lower
than any House in the County.
CALL AND SEE FOR YOURSELVES

W The Latest Novelties are con.
stantly being received.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-10-05

THE HERALD OFFICE-Is the
once Svr all kinds of Job Printing.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-10-05
Grape Vines.

7 HAVE a large quantity Of about sa varta.,.,
\ Of the best aud most popular Grapsxines fsr
Fall and Spring trade. = =
NJ GILMoRI
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-10-05
CHERIFFs SALE.

sep: Z, sd. q sheriG ;
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-10-05

We publish the following Commit
tee report by request of the Town
Council:
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1871-10-05
THE NEW PROPRIETOR

Respectfully asks share OF public pan oaaCe fee
ing sure that he offers as favorable inSueement
any other House ia Washington. tsau and see
Jan 12. 1871 Set JAMES LEASE
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-08-05
Department Hesaaaartera

IT al we have heard, ir the pact fca days, b true, the chanoes 1e thst headquaricr, Of the Military Department of Arizona wiil soon bc zee tabli'tcd aI Prescott, or fou WAippic. which is about the ssric Df conrse vc have hr4 sutii ricnt experience to knov Inst rumOr. and suspicious regarding what military gen,iruirn sean tJ do. rarely ever come true; vet, have some f;itb shat there is some foundsuou fnr the belief that headquarters will soor Lc established here Wherr fhSE were once placed by thc Gcncraliu Chief Of fAr lr0iT a1d afterwards r-fooN t- ly sharp praC- ticr. ii Dot hS misrepresentation aud hl.incNfiutt .Jf fsets. shoald they Sc established here, He .Lat rCjs1et- i.It sls0ud ttry bc taken elsewhere s.arxos .kzl Lc iadaIzyd ii l,y a. Al Wr care for Ia to see heaaqasrtef. Of thc Military Depart Meut.I ArixeEL is Arlrona, aud not as lt has bcrES L vel s WHHdn gton. California
 Should hsESsfrNT~rs" come here suitable 1ndins' far oih rgrs .ad offices s.ll have to Ice <ggclf.e ~ ryn.aa
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-08-05
The Cost of ~L!vins.

it ls cheering Jo all Central ArzOnaus to sec, feel and know the great difference .u the cost oi living here, now from what ii formerly was. Iu The good old days, twenty dollars Lgoldl ~as the ruling prcc for haudted pounds Of Caiior- ma -four, and there usually was DO other -four Co bc had. Now, very .itlle California nOur Is used hcrr,-ihe native article being -oOd and plenty. There s, also, prpiy far article ol nUur ig mar ke,, from New McXicp and bu;h brands are being s0id st from Ss.5J to Sl0Ue par hundred pounds, in currency. Nost oi ths native article uscd here comes from the Gila and Salt Rvcrs, who're there are very good isurng utiis Tue hr~t RrF7,i ducion iu the price of flour was made by Richard X Co, and 10 them nrc ndr,tcd Tor cue,p bread. Shouid t turn out Jas rePOrtedj that this firm has secured contracts for supplying aii mill tary posts north uf the Giia with -four, h would not surprise Us much II, during the coming fall, tlry make a stil further reduction In the pricc ot th.r flour, for the reason that their transportation facilities will De greater and better organized than ever beioTr, as well from tbe fact that tbeir new min, on Sa; River is very superior one.
 Meat, too, of some knds. has "topplrd." Thanks to those persons who have hpcks Oi sheep here, and who are now running each Othcra Hllic trip, and inGry neHtt"a,-i- st: ing sold and delivered to citizens, for l7 cents per pound, and there |. still hope thai the price Will
 70 down 10 i5, perhaps 10 cents. before the close of the present month. Beet holds hs own; tbc ruling price for steak being about 50 cents, cur rcncy. per pound
 Bacon, beans coffee, sugar, clothing, etc, havu undergone more or less reditcilOn in price. So, too has the price of board, Tor all Of which We ought io feel thaukia which we do.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-08-05
wanted--A sohso!.House.

The house, or, fiilrr, cabin. in whic' ;lc ciil. dru Cf t'ii town md yidlty -rc now being 'nght i', ln every respect unsuitable ior such a purpose The location i. bud, tcfy bad; the hui iin, l> cn'ireiy tUO srll, poorly furni-h"d, nhb NthuH' Iruppr wrus Oi v"ptha iuu. Iuis hchZ tHr ct-c, ihc plI'u, p'"-.iug du'yOi parents nad tinrf, truc.Uiit, Uf lhis -rC',yn, |, 70, nJ "nr' ..cutr better Huiihiu-. u . iup"c -IIlblr qIu'ri ut t0Hu. tiu'iI -4cI i.u a-1 -ouuo,.lyl-. r'u hs hr v and lufn-hcd, which orght tJ hr done %, rp.rdiiy a- ro--.,is But. bow it J. 70 be dpncs .u iir-, hard tups. is bat roine people r'unoi .ra. iu"gr Is % Way, though, 70 trnz ahYpt tui. WurId'-.r-d. ItIt.ur.drd rr.ult. l. ' % ladies 0i Ff'-optj aud vicinity -yio Hork ro.c,t sIb.crir!. .,,A. tT ho paid u mp.ry. work. mfH.f.- e tni re !r. confident they wl.t ur'l Hltu B.. .nt suoc.s ss co cury Out mu !. ii u"i nII, ui ta- work Ih"I, is procure mean, ty uru'-h the i7u-r, they cuJ.d zire Fn rufcuiin. tHeui pi s0Ue .ort. aud cAar-e the lord, Oi crca- Hon good, round sum for siiur.s!r, r.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-08-05
Apache Victims.

Mr. Leonard, who wa, recently attacked and wounded, ty lndian', while proceeding 10 Brad. shaw, i- suffering considerable from a bullet wound iu one wri.t Iic is at She hospital, and A'is friends hayc been taking up collection for him
 Mir Burger, or Peoples Valley. whom the red rends wounded, rcccttly, will ucycF again, Wc fear, get full nse oi hi. crippled limb. which was -hntsrcd by the friends of Grrclcy Colycr tS Co , a short time ago, as Mir quietly pursuiny journey 10 Wickcnburs Were crimes ike these committed al thc sosih, sy white Iaen. hundred. ol double lcadcd columns" would be fired at 1hai section by the vile newspaper beetle. of tbc North, who, for rs white Aflz6nans have nauyht hut eeHsure; while thclr sympathy goes 10 lAc 1paches
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-08-05
Hay

is Ee7y usct,h p'gotac1Son Of Old Mother Earth It |. >sz by bSrsss nlsics, asses, and other four lesgGd ss.laspaBdcrs. aEd is sometimes u.ed by tucH, tS iS upon; rhrcls hy women, for they Dcy- CT tas ln some csausf,us tic ticlv Is very cheap and 2~srttc animals are permitted 10 rcCline upou beds 0f it. Here. tn Arlbona, boSUNer. hay is CatksS scaror aHd dear, fi- year. and animals will pst se isdgee up@Sx bet. sf h,--uO, not even aui sEals bvlo1gHss 1 GOauamcnt. This scarcity coises from the nis.s-dlF all0wancc of sDOw and tAia that has beun ySae b-AfGd our Territory uD- dcr Radical raIe.--A tR1e L4-I si'os good measure Co aoD- but kssa.cSt.. Ib- coadnrt Of General St0Br!..sn. tca. 'nsay bat1 .uHefhns 10 do with tue shcriness 0f fbe ..rSss sat ~C cannot nov eEplsin shy. Inoa, s-tin, asABy Of ouT othcc holders .id .isc Aal lEoEa A couuary where trass is AIsays sAoG, -444 k R.5y be That they eSosght the gFass scks--s hsrc. tn thc'r boots or carpet bags. Que thisg is eszTsiu, hay Is wonh tiO Der ton. delivered hs Pre.col, aud ii Iuay rise above that h.urc belorr ue epd oi he present sear. which suspcioe causes fS thank our siars that se do not baRl-sr alter bag Arsiciu oi diet
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-08-05
Vegetables

The Prescott 1T arkcx |. pretty ~cil supplied ~ith vegetables, from gac4ens aad ranches In the vicinity Irish potatoes get scarce aud d,sN co cents pouud. Nc bcleyrI, but they are grow ing. h the Acids Ike sixty, and i soon be cheap, aad plenty This section ot Ar,Ioaa is a N.fy g.-od DatnIzlizsd potato os.'ptry, aud We invite Horace Greeley and sther uaasI,isnted Mickirs to cotls here aud try our tnurphies. But. they say, Horaee Is coming. invite Sf Invite, aud we rcapg hope lee wiil. l.-not aions Scr Inc pgrp1sc oi looking al snd "imbbiuz." our potatoes, but that Ls may become better acqnaipted wiih titc -ilcnt yet impressive native Americans of ihis Territory those noble " rod men for whom he has pfO- fcssod S0.rnneh yencration and admiration.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-08-05
Freight Trains, Grain. Etc.

A train of wagons, belonging 10 Judge C. T. Hayden, Of Tucson, arrived here Tuesday last, from Salt River, MHrcopa county, with about 70, 900 pounds of barley, most of @hich, tlc own CT, Judge Hayden, stored d dCunpbcil < Bnffdm-, where ic also has about 60,O0O pounds Of corn. Alter unloading. the train went out to the QparI Mountain slw.niili. and look on inmber--soine Of which will be taken far sonth as Tucson. '' '
 A Mexican oItrain which recently went to Fort Mohavc. got hack befe lew days ago. The owner loot seyeral head oi oxen. on the tip, principally because they were not sh0d. s.. -...
 Several wagons belonging to <. c. Miller d Bro, have arrived Es Camp HuAipd, from s'it River, with grain for Government contractors.