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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-11-24
mo. AS.
In the Second Chancery Court Of
Shelby County, Tenn.
The Weed Sewing Machine Co.. of Conn.,
E. B. bhsrnr

The Weed Sewing Machine Co., of Conn.,
vs.
+. B. Denny.
1T APPEARING FROM THE BILL DULY
i sworn TO in this cause that the de-
fendant, Z. b. Denny. is justly indebted 10
the complainant in the sum Of about $500,
due BY two promissory notes, and that said
Denny is q non-resident Of the State Of Ten
nessee. and has abs onded and left the State.
and that for these causes an attachment was
sued out Of this court against the property Of
defendant, and the same was issued and has
been returned By the Sheriff. duly levied on
the property Of defendant, Z. B. Denny
ii is therefore ordered BY the Clerk and Mas
ter that be make his appearance herein,
at the courthouse Of the Second Chanoery
Court Of Shelby county. in the city Of Mem
phis. Tenn. on OF before the first Mo day In
January. 1872, and plead. answer or demur 70
complainants bill or the same will be taken for
confessed as to him, taid Denny. and set for
hearing ex parte, and that a copy Of this order
be published once a week. for four successive
weeks, in the Memphis Public Ledger. This
November !, ISL. NJ. d. L. STEWART,
Clerk and Master.
By G. BELoHER. Deputy Clerk and Master.
A cOpy-Attest:
Humes x Poston, Solicitors for complainant.
5t-fn-66 p
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Trustee sale.


HAVING BEEN APPOINTED TRUSTEE
III in room and stead Of Jno: q. fnnies
trustee, 10 n decd Of trust made 10th day Of
June, 1859, by J. S White, properly registered
in the Registers office Of this county. In deed
book No. 40. part I'd. pages lS7 ct sec, such
appointment being in case Of VIM. L. MAJ
well VS.. Jno. q. Flnnie ct ais, No. 1854, N. r..
d Chanoery Court Of Memphis, and in pur-
suance of the terms thereof. will,
On Friday, December Is, 1871,
at the southeast corner of Court Square, in
the city of Memphis. Tennessee, within legal
hours, sell for cash, to the highest bidder, the
following described property. to-wit. known
as lots one, two, three, six seven, sixteen q nd
seventeen Of IL. X. Austin's plan Of sgbdi-
April, 1856, and recorded in the Register
ONCE of this coupty, in book No. 26, pages 27s
and 279-all in Shelby county, Tennessee.
sale for cash Equity Of redemption barred.
Title believed TO bs good, but l will sell and
convey only as trustee.
Humes K Poston, attorneys. 63 80
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In Tennessee

Our Commercial, News. Miscellaneous and
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est standard Of approved journalism. endsav-
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]. E. SPENCER & co, NEW YORK.
the DIAMOND GLASSES,

Which are now offered to the public, are pro-
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Worl1 10 be the
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
JEFFERSON ST. MARKET,
OS Jefferson Street.

This place is kept open at all
hours of the day. The best of
fresh meats and vegetables can
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in large quantities supplied at
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sTAn communication should be sd-
dressed to
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rs Madison a.. Memphis.
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FlRESIDE VISITOR AND FAMILY
c0MPANloNl

In every section of the State and throughout
the South. Plainly printed, on superior paper,
with large and increasing circulation.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-03-25
Local Intelligence.
PnyscoTT. March g. 1871. Arrival of Freight Trains.

Several wagons and teams, belonging to 6 C. Miller & Bro, arrived here Sunday last, from Ehrenbcrg, on the Colorado river, and urlo,ded their freight at the store of Mile x Jnstro, D. Henderson & Bro, and Allen < White Miller & Jastro received an assort- mcnt of staple goods, also, safe. Allen & White received another safe.
 \ large train arrived Sunday afternoon r,o,, Io, Angeles, California, via the Mohavc route. and, next day, after unloading part of their freight in town, started for Camp Verde. with Government goods.
 severn, small trains arrived from San Der n,rdno. with articles Of consumption, which inc owners are retailing to our people.
 \. fas. as the wagons were unloadcd, they
 \, fast as the wagons were unloaded, they were reloaded with lumber, shingles, etc, foI regions south and west.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-03-25
Precious Stones.

Several weeks ago, VIC were requested to give some information abont diamonds. and the method of finding them, which request VIC comply with in this paper having been enabled to do so by Mir Compton, of this town, and Mr. Grubb, of Agua Fria ranch two gentlemen who have very kindly rurn- ished us with books and papers containing chapters upon precious stones. The article on the outside of this paper answered our purpose best, and we copied it with the be- lief that it will give miners and prospectors all necessary information. And now, we hope, those who think they have found real gems in the mountains of Arizona, will be able to satisfy themselves upon that import ant matter.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-03-25

THE OVERLAND MONTHLY, of San Francis co, has lost nothing by changing editors, as can be seen by glancing over the March num- Der, the contents of which are as varied, forci. ble, pleasing and instructive as ever. Being desirous of increasing its circulation in Arizo. na, we have made arrangements with it's pub fishers, Johu H. Germany & Co, by which we are enabled to furnish it and the MISrR, for Sll per annum. Those who have already paid their subscriptions to this paPes, eau ob tain the OVERLAND for one year by remitting us q, currency. Send your orders.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-03-25

VA. STEPHENS, B. II. Weaver, foreman of this office, and other gentlemen started for Phoenix, Salt River, Monday last, to look after somo land they own in that vicinity. They vent Uid Bradshaw. Mir. Weaver may bc absent couple of weeks, during which time his loss vii. be felt by the readers of the MiSER, who will have to get along with less reading matter that VIC have been in the habit of giving them, unless, for wonder, we should feel less tired than al present, and help the only printer now on the paper to set the paper up,--or down. Our Salt River friends will obligc us by taking good care of Mir. Weaver during his stay among them, which, we hope, will be short and pleasant.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-03-25
Recent Indian Deyiltries.

letter just received hy O. W. Bowen. fOs gentle of Adamsvils, Pima county relates how hs loh last, Indians attacked ths freight tralu Of Tuly OehoA in canyon beteen the Cha river and Infantry Camp, killed Mexican tsanseT. wounded aaofher and capsur. rd 10 head 0f muics The teamstes held their ground uunl the arrival ot some soldier om Evings statfa when the ssvages fed Word osnmuniaaaeA .a fss soiieFs hy the Fue back aoae fuf that S=ssI---. Ths Mexicahs ared .00o cartridges
 Our Camp McD0wsIi correspondent says CaIs ssut1Fd and command has reinfred from hard chase afer the To dans who recently attacked S.sEs inc Gs road The CaptAin failed to catch the savsees-
 IndAns--taIas ssd wild have been committing fresh depfedniions oA Sat River.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-03-25

B. SEXTON, Superintendent of the vulture Mill and Mine, and Coles Bashford, Secretary of the Territory, visited Prescott this week, and were the guests of Gen. Levi Bashford. We, last week, had the Secretary on the road East, to have the laws codihed and printed, but, 1t seems, he had to come up here, on bus iness and did n't live up 10 the spirit lf our thoughts. He is now. however, on bis way East. It was Mir Sexton's first visit Co Pres colt and as he did not remain long, our peo- ple were unable to offer him a tithe of the hospitality he has shown them at his head quarters.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-03-25

G,xpLrSc. The Tiger lode Is not the only Tiger that draws, nowadays, as may be seen by entering any of the rooms adjacent ,o the bars of our saloons. The past week, one gentleman kept betting, uneeasingly, for over 24 hours, when he qus. little "ahead Of the game" which, at one time, was several thousand dollars ahead of him. We know our people would be better of were there no saloons and gambling in the Territory, but. so long as both evils flourish in the old States, right under the nose of civilization and godliness, we cannot hope for their abol- .bnent here.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-03-25

Pgory.r CoaIsG.--The being who cannot imagine brilliant future for this Territory must, indeed, be q perverse creature, or lsminated specimen .. mortality, whose soul lies encased in numerous layers Of sulphur cts the most obdurpte and unyielding. We do not know that there are such. II we did we should endcavor to find him out, and drill into him hole big enough to let in some reason. This future has already opened upon us. We sec that it has, when viewing the strange faces on. our streets; the rich ore lately taken from our mines, and the self satisfied expression on the countenances ol old citizens.
 The past week has brought us miners Iron Idaho, California and other States and Ter ritories; more are on their way oyer evr, thorougbfare leading to this section "f th' Territory, and hundreds of letters have TO gently been received by citizens of the Ter ritory, from heads of families, old and young maids, and old and young bachelors, in th' different States, all anxious to come here ana make the Territory their home for the bal ance of their days.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-03-25
FROM THE COLORADO.
The Road Surveying Party = Indians --
 Prospects for Mall Service, Etc.

WM. IT. IiARDy arrived in town Wedues- day last, from lIardyyile, Mohave county, on the Colorado river, and departed again the same afternoon, to look after bis road inter esis He has force of ten men at work re- pairing his road, and intends to increa.c the force and put the road in extra good condi ton. Pute Hill, the worst spot on the route between Prescott and Los Angeles, will soon be divested of it's tcrror-. Several large trains have recently come here over this route. The ferry is in excellent condition.
 NIT Hardy has spent a respectable fortune on this road, and everything indicates that he will soon get back some of his money. as most of our merchants will. hereafter. shin their goods over it. The prospects are, too fair for sem-weekly y mail service, and rail road upon it. A surveying party was ex pected, from California, when Mr. Hardy left They are going to select site for q raiIroat bridge, and then survey, this way.
 The hohaves had gone over the river. t, prospect for PahUte scalps, and it is to b, hoped that row will take place. The Hua pals were keeping quiet.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-03-25

THE stage line between Los Angeles and San Bernarlino, California, has been purchas- ed by the Overland Coast Line Company Ben HollAday and o,hers-who, we have been informed, have in contemplation the purchase of Mr. Grants line to Prescott, or the cstsb- lishment oi a new liae on the Hardyville route, to connect, at Prescott with one soon to be established between Albuquerque, New Mexico. and Prescott. This movement Of leading stage men goes to show that imini- grafton, fast and thick, will soon SC, in upon our Territory.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-03-25

IT rejOices us to be able to state that sey- 1al families have recently settled in our IOWA. and more are on the way from Califor- nA and the East. Mir. A. E. Davis ard fam "h and hr. sheckel and family, came here nO@ tAe Colorado river, and we learn that "e''Fs Davis and sheckel are going to start store Mr. Davis is one of the oldest white sule0s , of Northern Arizona, having come ~ TftS ata very early date. in the California ,' s'S'''eer' He isa lawyer by profession % written considerable for the press, and ,, s"l Oe a valuable acquisition to the popuIa- ton of Central Arizona
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-03-25

Mn. FIELDS, agent for Judge c. II Hay. den, of Tucson, train Of wagons ar rive during the week, with 95,OOO lbs. of flour, barley and corn, most of which was stored in Campbell < BufFdtn's brick ware house. c. W. Bowers and c. Cornell pur- chased some of the corn, which is said to be of good quality. This grain was raised on the Gila.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-03-25
The Amick-Arizona Mining and Ex.
 ploring Expedition"

Such is the title under which n company of urcn--mosty ex volunteer soldiers of the Union arny--have organized, in Chicago, for the purpose of coming to this Territory And operating for each others benefit. Tbe com pany will start from Chicago about the iirst of next month, and come overland, ria Kan sas Pacific Railroad to Ri; Carson; thence to Prescott. They will be we'll armed, yictualicd, and provided with wagons, etc. The enter prise IS countensnced by leading members of the Grand Army of the Republic, the Prcsi- dent and General sherman. Following is a list of the oiiicers M ]. Amick, Major Com rnanding; A. \. Stone, Quartermastcr; ]. C. Sprag, M D., Surgeon; George A. Hines, Secretary. II would appear from the military signs of the expedition, that its object might be something entirely different from finding and working mines, farms. etc, but, fron a pamphlet placed at our disposal by Mr Big elow, of this place, VIC inciine to ibe opinion that they come Co do as set forth in their prospectus. Therefore, we wish them sue. cess, and shall assist them to achieve n
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-03-25
ru.sKs-wm. NJ. Butrum, (of the firm of

THAsKs.-wm. NJ Buffum, (of the firm of Campbell X Buifum, Presco,t,) who recently arrived Aoms, from Los Angeles, California, brought us list of subscribers, for which he will please accept our thanks. Mir. B's An- zona friends will be glad to learn that be has disposed of bis property in Los Angeles, and will, '.for ali time to come," live in Prescott. The SiaT, of Los Angeles, paid him we'll deserved compliment, soon sfter his departure from his old home.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-03-25

CAMP VsRDE.-Major Morrow, D. Tender son, and the mail party arrived from the Verde, Thursday last. The Major started west, ria the Mohave route, yesterday. Mr. Henderson informed us that about one hun dred Apache Mohaves were at the Post, and that they lately indulged in dance. An immense stock of goods had arrived, for Richards X O., Post Traders.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-03-25

FRoN CANT Lieutenant Oscar Elting, Lieutenant Smead, A. A. Q. M., Jos. Mar, and R. Williams, arrived tn town thi. week from HuAlpai. Lieutenant Biting will soon start for the United States, on recruit ing service. Lieutenant Smead informed us that matters were going along smoothly at the Camp.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-03-25

PARTY TRoN WHITE PNE.-A. c. Will Hanson, of Willow Valley, has recently in- formed us that he has adyices to the effect that large party If rseH ~iii leave White Pine, Nevada, for Prescott, about the first of next month. The party will come cia liar dyville and Camp Toll Gate.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-03-25

WE will do for Theodore Hilton something he has never done for us; Announce that his new weekly paper-the GoldsA Age, three dollars year--will soon be issued from New York. It promises to discuss all questions in free and easy manner.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-03-25

JsssE JACKSON says when he left Califor. nis, Arizona was uppermost in popular esti nation, and big rush of people may be ex pec,ed. J. c. Lennon snd family had arrived at San Francisco, from New Orleans, on theii way here.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-03-25
From New Mexico.

NJ Wormscr and J. Goldwater, arrived home, Saturday last, from New Mexico, where they have been, for some time past, buying and shipping grain to this Territury, 10 fill contract they have with Government. A party of immigrants came in with them.
 We have interviewed Mir Wormser, and learned that be prefers Arizona to New Mex leo, believing our Territory tn be far better than the mother Territory .. He tried to get some families 10 leave New Mexico, and settle upon the Little Colorado. brt they pre- ferred to stay buddled together, out of the reach of Araohes. Said he paced over con siderable snow on the Mogollon range. The grain purchased hy Mesrss. wormser & GoldwAter is being hauled to Camp Verde for about four cents Der pound Sol. Earth had put in very low bid for carrying mai i from Albuquerque to Prescott, and it wa: feared he would get the contract.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-03-25

LITTLE CoRPoRAL.-The March number of this chiIdrens' margarine has been received, from the publisher, John E. Miller, Chicago, Illinois, who ofen to furnish the magazine one year, for sl.50, and, also, present every subscriber with splendid steel engraving " The Heavenly Cherubs."
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-03-25
TO THE PUBLIC.

Reader, l. George Furnsss keep bosei al Ac10A. Wickenharg. Arixona, and should you yisli t!t my eown and stop at my place h wii afford ksl <, unbOunded pleasure ts wait spDn and aeeommo- exH4 date you Good clean vic,uals and charges moderate
 GEORGE FURycss. w1eksnbsg, Arizona, Jan. ae is7I.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-03-25

THgar is a rumor here Co the effect that Captain F. D. Baker, A. Q. M., [. S. Army, is coming back to the Territory, and we do mos, sincerely hope he will come. The Cap tain was formerly stationed at Fort whipple, and transacted all business for Government in this region in very satisfactory manner.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-03-25

D. S. Lcrz=, of San Francisco was at Los Angeles when the news of the passage of the Southern Pacific Railroad bill was sent over the wires, to gladden. thousands of hearts in this southern country, and took pains to mail us Necs and Star extras containing the joyful tidingS Mr. Lount has been, is yet, an ear nest worker for our Territory.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-03-25

I.Isr oF PAssESGERs.--The following per sons came to the Territory in last stage:
 Lieut.. J. A. Haughey, Co Date Greek Jas. Dohsrty, to wickenburg; Jesse Jackson, to Prescott; Mrs. Cedsrholm, to Prescotti Wm. Richard, to Prescott; Rosa Griffith, Mir. By ron and another man, to Ehrcnberg.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-03-25

THE |. S. mail is carried on blackboard, 2 between Santa Fc and Fort Wingate, Ne.y Mexico, on the 35th parallel route Next July, there will be mail service on the entire route to Prescott. and, we hope, frst-elass line of stages.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-03-25

GILrIS CouSrT, Colorado. is great pro ducer of gold and silver. According to the Central City Rsgiaer-which, by the way, is one of the very best exchanges we have, - s34 600 was shipped east one week recently YAvapai cuunty, Arizona, is scon going to distinguish herself, tn this respect.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-03-25

II. JAcKsoS, A former citizen oi this place. hut now of San Bernardinc, California, is in town. having just arrived from Salt River M,rcopa county, where he disposed of some four or five thousand young fruit trees and rrape cuttings.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-03-25
EHRENBERG.
J. GoLDwATER 6 BRO,

Wholesale Dealers In Dry-Goods, Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Gr<in,
 Groceries, Provisions, etc, Respectfully call Inc sffsntion sf h. puh;ie fo fst a,
 they as. aos lecstsd at ih. prw
 TOWN OF "EHRENBERG,r Where fhry yr~pared re-eive us~rrhaEdiss fss
 storage oT tE<Bspawt~iSue, free of ohArge- EsRgNEEEG is sitaafs tr easi hank of shs Coorss river miies below La Paz ai tbs hes and vsHisuf issAlnF ths +S%F and is esgBectd with the principal 0f she interior by gsei vsr0s roads fhe bsoefs to he dsrised ey syTanC Eueas Ehrru bsrE sarsas q eus doaTs ysr ss, sad less hand fng d goods
 FrrtEhf ta wiessniarg foar eeuss frun tts lzsdiag Al B'-svh4ad.s eoRsgn~d fishss for aaosssas .nsnsion wtll h~ aftepded ts ~th and desF~tch Fes farthsr psrssc.slsrx irsuir- sS ! GnLD&ATER < BRO. Ccsnnsssloa azd PnfWartfine Aesnts. s.3lEa9u E1rrshasrx Adzous
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-03-25

RELeIoUs.-Messrs Giluorc and Groves preached in the Courtroom Sunday last, and VIII do so again, tomorrow, the former at eleven A. Nj the latter at half past seven in the evening.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-03-25

CoScRrss has passed bill providing for a grand celebration Of the one hundredth ami versary of American Independence, at Phila- delphia, in 1876, by an exposition of manu- factures, science, and art, to which we mean to 70, in balloon.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-03-25

THE Library Association of Savannah, Ga, want the MINER badly, but say they are not yet in condition to pay for it. So, naught is left for us to do but lo send it 10 them, and trust to luck for pay. MINER goes.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-03-25

SmERIFT BEBAS has commenced assessing the property Of the County, for taxable pur- poses. Hope he will take account of fruit trees, etc. He started for the Verde late last week.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-03-25

GENERAL SToSENAS's order, preventing the sale of liquor upon all military rcserva- tons in this Department, is not relishcd by Post Tradens, who say 1t was issued out of pure spite for certain reasons Qsien sabs, n0 CaFr0.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-03-25

MAJOR ROBERT MORROW, of the Pay De- TArtment, L. s. Army, is, at present, paying tbe troops in this vicinity. The Major has almost made the rounds of the Territory, this time, without being attacked by Apach- es' He had narrow escape last summer, between Tucson and Camp Grant.