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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-05-27

WHAT OBsTISACY CosTs.-A dozen carts We're
jammed together in Chestnut street, near Twentieth
yesterday afternoon. John McGuigan, the driver OF
one OF them, was ordered to "move on" He re-
fused was arrested, and fined by Alderman Morrow
HURT.-John j. Winning, Of Engine No. 1, was
badly hurt about the arms and back while going to
the Market street fire.
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FROM THE STATE.
IBY ASSOCIATED PRESS. !

GBY ASSOCIATED PRESS.
Exclusively to The EUenirg Teleoraph.
The Disa ster at PittstOn.
PITTsPoN, Pa, May 2T.-The West Pittston shI
owned by the Lehgh Valley Railroad, and wori
by Blake & Co., OF New York, is burning doN
There is only one outlet. A part OF the men hi
been saved. No particulars yet received. IT
another AyOndale disaeter,
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alarming increase of iutemperanee, astonished
his hearers by exclaiming;-A young man In
my neighborhood died very suddenly last Sun
day while l was preaching the Gospel Ia
beastly state of intoxication."
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PROSECUTION ABAND0NED.-In the case against
Jsbez Herbert publisher OF the Protec0ntst chs
with obtaining money lrauduentY, which came up ia
the Quarter Sessions on habeGs corpus, tne prose-
eutiOn was abandoned and the defendant his.
charQad
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Tbis Morning,s Quotations.

LIVERPOOL, May 27-1030 A. Motion dull (;
uplands Tssd. Orleans TSd. Sales to-day estimated
"' IoSSDON, May 2T-ll3O A. M.-Consols, s3X for
both money and account Bonds OF 1862, sO5S; or
1865 old, 96II; OF 1867, 92%; 1o-40s, s9.a
Afternoon Cable Quotations.
LONDON, May 2T-2 p. M.-OonsOls closed at 93H
for both money and account. American securities
quiet and steady U. s. bonds OF 1862 so2S OF 1885,
old, 9O16 OF 1867, 92n Ten-iortles 81. &c.,,
from Bombay to the 26th instant, since the last
report have been $4,000 bales. Cheese 64s for
LIVERPOOL, May 1880 p. Motion closed
frmer; uplands, 7X@T&d.; Orleans, lNd The
sales to-day have been IL 600 bales, including 1000
for export and speculation. Monday and Tues
day OF next week will be holiday in the Liverpool
markets,
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ANARRow EsoAPE-Iast night Lieutenant Pritch-
ard discovered fire in the large Standard Mills at
FrankfOrd road and Norris street. Five bags OF
waste paper were found in flames in the cellar and
another bag on fire IN the picker room. Four mem
hers OF the Friendship Engine Company extn-
guished the incipienJ connagratlon.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-05-27

SPECIAL NOTICES.
For additional Special Notices see IpsIde Pages.
s6s- II. NJ. DALY'S WHISKY WAREROOMS,
w. Nos 222 s. FRONT Street and 139 DOCK st.
IMMENSE STOCK
OF THE BEST BRANDS
IN ORIGINAL BARRELS.
Among which may be found the celebrated "GoLDEN
WEDDING" Bourbon Of ancient date Wheat and
Rye Whiskies, all pure from manufacturers lin orr
ginal packages), including those well-known dis
tillers
JOSEPH s. FINCH CO., and
THOMAS MOORE.
The attention OF the trade is requested to test
these Whiskies, at market rates. 4smwS
N.Y. LOMBARD AND SOUTH STREETS PAS
w. SENGER RAILWAY CO.-The Directors OF the
above Company have declared Dividend OF FIFTY
GENTS per share, payable at the office of the Com
pany on and after May 81, 1871.
5278ts AARON LAZARUS, Treasurer.
s6F- FINE BOOTS AND SHOES FOR
GENTLEMEN,
Made on improved lasts. Beauty, Comfort; Dura-
bility BARTLETT,
2 2Otf No SO South SIXTH Street, above Chestnut
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New York Bank statement.

NEW YORK, May 2Z.-The following changed
pear in the weekly bank statement just publistf'
Loans increased. ...... .................... g. 20
Specie decreased. .......,...............
Legal-tenders increased. d................... H.
Deposits increased. Observation-Disclosures. 4,
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- TO LET-A LARGE FURNISHED Hq
III Old YORK avenue, below Fishers lane,
railroad station. Apply 1912 LOCUST ST. On
DRY GOODS.
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FIFTH EDITION
-
THE LATEST NEWS.
Great Mining Disaster.
Only One Means of Escape.
The Insurance Convention.
Presbyterian General Assembly.
ETC., ETC., ETC., Etc. ETC., Etc
Only One Means of Escape.
The Insurance Convention.
Presbyterian General Assembly,

Etc., ETC., ETC.. Etc. ETC., Etc
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SUDDEN DEATH.-Thomas Brown, aged 20 years,
living at 926 Perry street. died suddenly this morn
ing In Graysons stable, No. s2s North Twelfth
street.
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FOR NEW YORK.-The Morning Mail Train for
New York will leave West Philadelphia depot at SIS
O'Clock in future returning, leaves New York at
+. M. See advertisement.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-05-27

ATTEMPTED SUIcIDE.-A German named Kennan
Mocb aged as years, and living at No 249 North
Fifth street. went out into Turner's lane yesterday
and stabbed himself about dozen times and in. as
many places In sinking condition he Was carried
10 the German HOgptal
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-07-01
"The Man and Brother"

With . population of 4,451, ,750 ir lS60the negro population of the United States has in creased only 443,5l4 in ten years, or an aver age increase per year of 4,35l. This in- crease was, however, confined principally to the five former years, ending December, 1865. The increase during the latter five, it is thought, has been insignificant With a stock on hand of four and half millions, from which to propagate the cpecies" the increase during ten years has been very mod crate, indeed,- moderate, we may safely conclude, that single century of" freedom , will serve to accomplish the extinction Of the race in America. Hence, posterity may enjoy freedom, unsullied by that government. tai caprice which now places the government of few States in the hands of foreign say ages, who inherit all of their ancestral vices and practice ali with the exception of csnni- bzlism.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-07-01
Che ' Siner.
LETTER FROM CAMP M'DowELL.
CAMP McDowELL, Arizona, z
 June l6, 1871.

CAMP MCDOWELL, Arizona,
 June l6, 1871. To h.s Editors of hs AriEoad Miner:
 By request of the citizens who accompa- nied Lieutenant Morton on bis late very sue cessful raid, send you an account ot the do- ings of the scout they met, from this post. IL rather seems to me they met too many lndi- ans, and can t report as good "killing" as your citizens, but we will hope for better luck next time
 Leaving old Fort Reno we took course due east, and on the first range of mountains, about ten miles distant, we struck the trail running southeast, nine animals-three horses and six mules-the trail apparently about three days old--the "big horse" and every thing, just as described by the Verde guide. We followed the trail some eight miles, when we came to a camp on Grecnback creek. Be- fore leaving the camp they had set fire to the grass they then dispersed, joining again and continuing in the same general direction. The trail, however, soon began to change di- rections, but finally, after passing the peak of nigh mountain and crossing an immense gorge, 1t turned east, and about sunset we struck large, fresh trail at right angles, much beaten by Indians of all conditions. The animals took the right-hand end, which led over high, barren peak in the direction of the Pinal mountains the other end led into . beautiful little valley. Previous to this, the guide had advised the abandonment of the trail, stating. as bis opinion, that with the start they had, it was impossible to catch them, as our rations were running short Al I..I. 1.~ for the Pinal mountains. The animals were now very tired, having travelled 30 or 3j miles over very rough country, and seeing nc prospect of water ahead, we took the Jeff hand trail, into the valley, in hopes to jump [ rancheria there, and, if not, to camp, and pur sue the trail next morning. We had just got into camp, at dark, when we were fired into from an adjacent hill. Next morning th' surrounding peaks and bluffs, which were apparently, inaccessible, were alive in everN direction with Indians, making signal fire and yelling We then took the other end o the track, and half mile from where we ha' struck it the day before, we ran into thei deserted ranch, which we burnt. It mus have had from 30 to 40 occupants. They hat here killed one of the animals. From tn character of the country a pursuit would evi dently prove fruitless. There can be no doub that several other ranches were near, as lh Indians were assembling from every direction so we started 70 return by the mouth of Ton to creek. The Indians followed, firing frou the rocks and hills until we reached the ope country four miles this side of "Four Peaks. We were again attacked before day, on th morning of the 18th. We lost nothing, how ever, and have no reason to believe we hur any Indians Had we taken the Iight-hsn end Of tho trail, when We first struck 1t, " would have run into them in fifteen minute,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-07-01
"A Public Benefactor." "

MT John Ridd, of Illinois, recently rid the earth of his presence by the combined effects of dose of lsudanum and the contents of a Colts revolver. letter was found in his pocket-book, after his death, which justifes the set as follows:
 Two years ago discovered that ! Was worthless By great failings are want of sincerity of character and shy ugliness. Any one who watched me for little while would discover nay uDenviable nature. may, per hsps, be thought to be mad or insane, but this is mistake. I an ssne--fesrfuiiy so- and have every faculty in thorough order, as far as reason is concerned. It is very clear to me, as it must be to every one else, that if you are in the world, and are fit for nothing, and of no use to the world, the best thing to do is to put yourself out of the way as quick as possible and in doing SO look upon myself as public benefactor, ss much ss those who give large sums of money to advance the pub, lie welfare, and I advise all those who may find themselves unfitted for the duties of life and going out into the world, to follow my example, rather than be burden to them selves and their friends the remainder of thei lives
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-07-01

TIE following paragraph is going the rounds by telegraph:
 "The Hon. Richard c. Mccormick of Ari- zona is tying seriously iii at the residence oi his mother in Jamaica, Long Island. On Saturday, May 27th, he visited Central Park, New York, and in returning home complained of burning sensation in his eyes He suffered terribly. and was totally blind His physicians think that be must have been poisoned by some shrub or vine while at the Park, although he is confident he did no, touch any of them while there.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-07-01

NEW MEXICAN ANTIQUITIES. A trader who has just returned to New Mexico from the region of the Little Colorado announces the discovery, neas thst stream, of remark able series of walled forts, built of solid ma sorry, united with cement, and each provided with bastlons, ditch, etc, and containing in the centre a reservoir of water. These, he says, occupy the extreme edges of high points of land jntting into the valley, and extending for a mile and . half along it's course. In the bottom hs found ruins ei towers built of abobe, and traces Of large irngating ditches.--Lo hagekss Nars.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-07-01

Tins is the way woman in Chicago served her husband, who promised to bring her a new bonnet and did nit. She took his tlo silk hat and. placing it upon the floor at his feet, sat upon it-whirling herself round un- til the ruin was complete. "Tbere," said she, as she arose to her feet, "if you can t raise me to your level in point of dress, II pull you down to mine."
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-07-01

FoUR teams left yesterday for the Salt riv- CT country, Arizona, loaded with mercban- disc. This Salt river country is said to pre- sent a most astonishing example of growth within the last few years, and to be the prob able depot of supplies to which all mining Arizona must look, for years to come, for the necessities of life. Therefore 1t will prosper. Los dssgslss Nesss.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-07-01

THE following is Washington despatch da- ted May 3lst: "There is prospect of stir ring times in the Indian country. A requi- sition for additional forces has already been made by General Schofield for Arizona"
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-07-01

A NEW YoRK despatch of June l3, says that Gen. George Stoneman will be placed on the retired list, on account of inrapacity, re- sulting from the injuries received during the war
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-07-01
Shortest, Best and Safest Route
 to Northern Arizona.

The Prescott and MsAaye Toli-noad has heeu greatly imN0ved, and s now 10 good repair
 All teams hauling freight tam os Angeles San Bef- naTdno e Northern AnzSna win he changed half toll for the next sin monihs Astsr date
 Ths whole Ead viil hs worked up ts hrsselass road during the prescott sanmaE.
 Toi viii bo established ai tks Burnt Ranch and Williamson Valley aud Al parss will be expssled to ray soiL as shey Fass through said Fs,Ss
 HardyviIls, May | isTl. myi3
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-07-01
TAKE NOTICE.

All perscns knowing themselves indebted tn D. HeBder Son bro, either by note book account hereby tfsd that unless they settle the same imlaedaicy s aecounis will be collected by law.
 HENDERSON BRO. Prescott June 70. lH7l. 4w
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-07-01

A SAN Fnoxeisoo despatch of June IA, says;
 "The Wallspan Consolidated Silver Min ing Co.,, to operate in Arizona, capital twsn- ty O millions, incorporated to-day.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-07-01

\. A. DAaLLSc, formerly of this place, is Ksing at Moristown, Minnesota, and wishes himself back in Prescott.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-07-01
NOTICE.
COLLECTORS OyyTcE, USfrTgD STATES lNTERSAL REVENUE. DisTRhT OF ARIZONA.

DieTkcT OF ARIZONA.
 PRESCOTT June 29 1871. Naiee hereby given 10 aonaacc with prov isious of EEeise Law, that the ADnuAl internal ReYeBns Taxes have become due and payable and that tho Collector aed Deputy Collcetfrn will be in attendance o receive the On the tgentynhh day of July next st their apective 0fces in the ioIlSulas Divisi0ns to wits Divsion No. l. consisting Of the Counties of Iavapzi and Mohsvs,--the Colccios. Prescott
 Division No 2, consisting of the County af fums.- Chas H Brinley. Deputy Collector, Arizona City. Division No. a. consisting Of the County of Pima Hyior Ou, Deputy Collector Tucson.
 Division No 4 consisting of tho County of MarieoyA T. A. Shaw, Depuiy Collector Phoenix.
 h any persOn shall aegect pay for than ten days from said date peualy of Eve per cent snd Inter es ai one per eennm per month together with the nss prescribed by law, viii be added.
 jsaltd THOMAS CORDS, Collector.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-07-01
NOTICE.

wHEssAs The Mammoth lois located in 1865 and oeaturs and lar as tets "a ibeir power enAeavSsei s comply wiih all laws iux hadiax Of uhsra elaims and have ah~nd oned their claims said lode ssd vhsreas certain faf ties have lately taken poss.ssoo d said hamino;h ls-e without the knowledge eonsent cf the e~osr of the same ssd have relocated ssid ois calling the Lsop ard 2" Tbes-ore We give n0ic. Co al persons thai said parties ,resJasssr and all person. nd to par ehsss claims feet sE ss3 Leopard ssgat sfsg carefully examining the mising records of Ysvspai County.
 ]. ". JOHNSON SOLOMON SHOUT. JACKSON BROS, IT. A. BIGELOw. AEt,
 RE. HARRINGTON. Foe the owners of the Mammoth sl,ef lode in Silver Mountain.
 Psesestt Juss 2t is7i. i~1ss
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-07-01
Dissolution of Co-Partnership

Not,os |, hereby given tirs the os rnr"st.s i.~s. existing undsr tue nrn rasss sna s'.e ., se.sest McMnilen Is shis day dis-sysa hy mii'aAi l Ia dulF n f,lasroy will settle nl debts of the h1s sla srm aatharlssd to collect and recss sr all dsoo essiOw
 NNcxILLEN Prescott Juns 3 ie7l -
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-07-01
NOTICE.

Prom sad afer this date C. Fl We'll s Adialtted into the firm M ". R. HeIiisgs Co iH s bnzlness pertain ing 10 the buying and selling nf gTin and the filing cf all Government He full authority .iru the firm name in everything relating io the PHEseorr Arisoaa W. B KILLINGS.
 June i6, ls7i. EDWD E. FEELINGS.
 is9gf3
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-07-01
AND FORWARDING

Parties in wicksnbusg PTeso~sf. and ether inisriar points ns,tfsd have st the Ehr.ph~rg Landing
 large adof~ warehouse with good shngie roof and prepared receive RBd rward goods os every de@cnrspa iow any other parties sngage H the iHisi- J. NJ BRYAN.
 Ehrenberg, A. T. ssyl Ist, is1o.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-07-01
Administrator Notice.

fin inc matter af the estate of AhsAa IT. h' alias FHANcis HixrOs deesaset h.ylvx claims
 Nsi,ce ia hereby given to su - a,as Frascs HIa,an. deeeassd to sshibt s sain. w.s , & ,ss ia vanchers wlfhlr ooo year fnm me as'' ~ S aloruey, the undersigned sf Arisona tiv: Ay -
 gnu ''"" 0E0. STONE. Aa~ I'd
 Prescott, Ari1saa. May G ls7i' -----------
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-07-01

Our facilities for purchasing and arrsnrrrrepts hs sell ing are fully completed and oder 70 TIE rRAps Pun Stock os Merchandise In each d.P~Ftmeu' com psi.ing an article. enqure ior and saabe thrVushou the Territory.
 We sell ai small advances FOR cAsH, snd are f~-''ivs he benefit of every Interior Merchant io bay of usin.,ead of in San Franesoo sewberetbeTcby H~ustiipr sas expenses and snscYan"s- of iong and tedious joarbey, sud the los. of fhrse s0aAs h< neees sry receive their parchAses enabling them te increase their Prohe with the less capital invested.
 Orders by letter rcoeivs careful attention the same as though the parties themselves present.
 In a word GUARANTEE sarsFAcuoS tn Pr"es quality. quantity, and a~sostmeo' of goosis
 Currency and BuIiioa received at latest San frne-eo suoailons nr -old kH account of may be de- sired. HOOPER WHITING CO.
 Arizona City, A. IT., Sept. lst is7o.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-07-01
REDUCTION OF FREIGHT.

Frsa Ih. date peeyafsi 10 ksward freight froIa Ehsfenberw Prescott six ssd te wickspbnrg three and ooe half cents per Jsand ia Eod.
 J. GOiDwATER BRO Ehrssberg 4. T., ssIs- let. isso
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-07-01

ry-E.,ra copies Of ,hs nISKH-tpa' ap s.sa d sAs ready f,r mailing whsa assrsd) slssys 1ssls copy. oh.es. - s ., ,. , can eiso hs aad at the petot in scslrodsrs briliinE Mos.s.sl., :.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-07-01
EHRENBERG.
J. GOLDWATER & BRO,


 Wholesale Dealers In Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Grain,
 Groceries, Provisions, etc, Respectfully call The attention cf e pabs o the fr; that
 they heated st The bsw TOWN OF "EHRENBERG,n Where they psersred to receive nerehsndss, fcr storage of incorporation, free sf ehsfge. EuRgsHtRn is situate inc east hank ef the Colrad ri.er miles below Ia pRs al the hst and sst veuieai landing the river aud counect'd with the prt.eiral towns of the interior by -ri waE.n rcais Tns bsushs s he derived by shipping Essss rsa Ehs-~ burg sarfaS Q Ace dollars per eH and less hand ling of gsssts-
 fr.irss wiehsnbnrT four ceuss from ii,s ,siinx An ssyrssbdtss ensgued to either t-f s<erage os ansysStaF. vif bs a;tsnded t with sud dcsfieh. Fer hartisJ r1rre-aars inquire ~
 !. GOLDwkTEE BRO,
 CsuxSi-ion sad Ferwsriinx Ag-oia s.pls6Qu Ekrrnhtgz ArizesA
The Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1870-1871, 1871-04-20
NEW ORLEANS, MOBILE
CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD.

The Mobile division of this road will be opened
for business ON
Monday, November 81, 1870,
and passenger trains will run as follows
street, for Bay st. Louis, Pass Christian, Mis-
sssippi City, Biloxi, Ocean Springs, Pascagoula
and Mobile at 8 o'clock A. NJ Arrivive at Mo-
bile at $50 o'clock p NJ, connecting at Mobile
with the MOBILE AND OHIO, and the MO-
BILE AND MONTGOMERY RAILROADS for
all points
NORTH, EAST AND WEST.
Leave Mobile for New Orleans at II 20 A. NJ
Arriving at Clio P. N.
Fare Between New Orleans and Mobile,
Five Dollars.
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAINS RUN EACH
WAY DAILY
Freight received at New Orleans, at the foot
of Julia street before 430 P. NJ, delivered at
Mobile early next morning.
FREIGHT AS LOW AS BY ANY OTHER
ROUTE
For further information, call at the General
Office Of the company, rooms one and two, up
stairs. STORY BUILDING, corner Camp and
Common streets. J. R. KENDRICK,
General Superintendent.
The Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1870-1871, 1871-04-20
GOOD
~ OLD PRICES.

r COLE AGENTS in the United States
S''IWERpooL WATCH CO., We are au-
y a'.d BY them to close out a large line OF
S'' Watches Chains. etc, now IN stock
S,l = at prices never before known. All
y 's ~, IN finish, artistic in design. reliable
'''I.. .,,,s time, durable, and of the latest
y SI rsrv Watch will be retailed at less than
~ ,.norta.ion, and forwarded securely pack
''~ n,ia to any part of the country on receipt
II ~ Money can be sent to us by Express,
. I.' or3ers for Express Co. to return Goods or
" ub;cb will secure promptness and safety
% .h,ser Among our list will be found.
SPnrlTIyUL ENGLISH SILVER, SOLID
'rprr CASE WATCH, genuine English full
;,x,led movements, adjusted regulator,
r. ~, hands, engine turn nerl, correct and
able article large or small size, in COM
aiming order, with an elegant Gents
y main Locket and key, all complete, mail
-. sor FIVE DOLLARS.
i .yrRY HANDSOME WATCH in fine IS
.a,la plated Double Dissemination Of
|rncod Watch-engraved or plain, genuine
ss full plate jeweled movements, adjusted
eor correct, and in complete running
!. ,,h elegent Gents Vest Chain, with
p. and Key, mailed prepaid for only
,rrrEN DOLLARS.
The Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1870-1871, 1871-04-20

We HXvE NO AGENTS, AND OUR PRICES ARE The
SAME 10 ALL REsIDENT OF ORKooN on TEXAS
CAN But WATcH PROM CO AND IT WILL COST HIM
NO MORE TEAM n HE LIVED IN New Yosx. AL
THIS II xxPLAnxD IN TIE PRICE Lrsr.
Special Notice.-we do not sell waltham
Watches in any Imitation, Gilt. Plated, Oride, or
Filled Cases whatever (these are all other names
for Brass or German Silver). The waltham
Watch is worthy Of . solid Gold or Silver Case
and We do not propose to sell it in any other.
LET Evxzx ONE SEND FOE PRICE Lur. ADDRxss
N YuII,
HOWARD Co.
Jesoenrs and Glr~smaks,
No. 785 BnoADwAY, NEW YoRK