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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-05-03
SHERIFF7S SALES,

Charles CRzenRve VS.. II. Dentras ct al
Fifth District Court for the parish of Orleans,
No. 1857.
DY VIRTUE OF WRIT OF FIERI FACIAS
I'D against 3. Dentras and Justin Dentras to me
directed by the Honorable the Fifth District Court
for the parish of Orleans. in the above entitled
cause. | will proceed to sell at public auc-
ton, at the Merchants and Auctioneers' Exchange,
Royal street. between Canal and Customhotse
streets, in the Second District of this city, on
THURSDAY May 4, 1871. at II o'clock NJ, the fol-
lowing described property, to wit
certain PROMISSORY NOTE, dated January
s. 1871, payable on August l, 1871, for the sum of
three hundred and thrty-ive dollars and sixty-fve
cents (b335 65), drawn and Endorsed by Pierre
Meunicq and J. Mcsplez.
Seized in the above suit, and belonging tie defend
ant, Z. Dentras.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
C. s. SAUvINET
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OHIO RIVER.

OHIO RIVER.
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! IL I..tS Evansville, Cairo, Memphis and
all intermediate points-TAe pas
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HENRY U. HART, Master
Will leave above. For freight or passage apply
O. G. WAYNE, 81 Natchez street,
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Louisville, Evansville, Henderson and
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E3EEzz-57in termediate points-The passen-
MARY HOUSTON,
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Passengers rely on this steamer leaving
above, and going through to Louisville. Through
tickets to Cincinnati and al important points
North for sale on board. Plan of cabin can be
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A RNiSTRONG'S
FOUNDRY AND BOILER MANUFACTORY.
Corner of Brato and New Levee streets,
NEW ORLEANS, La.
". J. J. ARMSTRONG, Manager

Manufacturer of Vertical aud Horizontal Steam
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n'R0URkE 81 NEAGHER
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A WELL EDUCATED WIDOW LADY
"a wishes home in a family, for which she would
give i'll return those little accomplishments she
possesses. Speaks German, French and English
duently; is good housekeeper and manager;
would take the entire of an invalid going
abroad, or any position of trust responsibility
Mrs. HAVELAND, No. 209 Camp street. fel5
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-02-11

and will commence crashing in short time.
 A private letter from vdlturc City, Wick enlurg district, states that the vultme Com pany wcre getting plenty of rich orc that Geo. II. Wilson and others were at work on their extension claims, and intend to give the ten-stamp mill at Wickenburg all tho crush ing it can do. Placer diggings had been dis covered above Wiekenburg, .n the banks of 'he Hassayampa, and Mcxicaus were rushing to them. As high as three dollars had been taken from one pan of gravel.
 Work is progressing in wslIapai District Mohavc county, and with favorable results Upon the whole, mining matteS have never before looked 50 promising as at present, and those interested in mines and mining realiz, tue fact, for, despite Indian troubles and oth CT drawbacks, they feel that good times ar' ahead, and it is our bones. opinion that thei most sanguine expectations will be realized
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-02-11
Personal. Etc.

~ Captain Kinds, of Tucson, made flying Visit e Prescott last week, transacted his bnsiuess and again took the road for the Sunny South Tue Captain, and his partnefs Ar.. Hooker, have made enough money in shis Territury, and are closing out business. Ar. B. A. Hussey, their agent at this pisee. iEfofma US that the firm talk of sending ses. } srRl wagon loads of four and corn to Prescott Their contract for supplying the military posts in this Territory with beef, expires next Jaly. >,.. , .|.r .-'' :-, i :,- o Supervisor c. Brooke has been confined te bis room for several weeks past, with sick ness, but is now improving, and will, in I snort time, be able to attend to his own bus iness, and that of the county. l@ :s Fred Henry and Charley wAshbuTn cam, up last week from peeples' Valley and Wick enourg, but brought no news of importance .,& E. Garside, who recently returned iron California, has started to "raise q crap,n ii Kirkland Valley. ., f.5:., ... ..3 ...e ....
 Dewitt P, Foster, newly appointed trade st Camp HualpAl, on the Prescott and Mo have road, went out Saturday last to reeonoi ter the place. He intends soon to put up good hre-proof store, and fill 1t with suc goods ss trade demands.
 Major Van vliet, the courteous and gentle manly commander of Camp Hualpai, pal Prescott and Fort whipple a visit last weel So, also, did that well-known prospector an Jolly good fellow, N. L. Griffin, who Is no' 'ettled at Hualpai. By the way, the Haa pH express wagon comes in here every weel ~lsA mail and passengers, ss regularly [ Grants stage.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-02-11
From Salt River Valley.

Our fsllow-tOwnsmaD, Y. A. Stephens, re- turned home from Phgnix, Salt River Valley, Tuesday last wi'h a huge wsgonIoad of the prodoc,ioDs of that valley, consisting of grain, sweet pOtstoes, etc. He says tho valley is settling up rapidly. When be Jeff, there were not iesa than five hundred farmers a, work. Tue barley vas looking fine. Indians trogb- eisome
 We are indebted to that generops-hcariei Georgian, Jack VI. Swillug, fos a sample of sweet potatoes, sent US ty Mir. Stephens.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-02-11
In Demand.

AEricul,ursi implements, of sIl sorts, have, of late, been in demand. Since January let, one Prescott firm has sold torty-six blows at s45 \ piece, and. we suppose, other firms have, each, disposed of Au equal ngmbef. This goes to slow that our farmers have not lost faith in Che clouds, although the rAst two years have been very, very dry, and bad fc. the husbsndman. '
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-02-11
NOTICE.

fs au wAo@ q nag coHosTas
 Ths undersigned, under the name and siyis of ths aAMEKcAN DITcH CONTAIN" hereby give roies fhas thsS have this day located WstsF Ditch and claimed tsn tAousand 10000 inches Of the of sAt River for irgaug purposes the ic be measured under . tvFonch prsssurc and to be taken out of the noh aide oi ea Rver three and one haf milef above the junction of ead liver with Inc Gna. We tn,ead 10 our ditch 10 n0Fth. drecon tasi passible and as far deem h peees<aSy ior agricultural psHTssea
 CtAIaANTs--IAiayette F. Nash. J r. wiatess,, ] ". Reey,s. r. M Bsrnes, O. ", Tusaa. James a. Duaa, William T. Keller, E. BetliA
 Phonix. A. T.. December H 1870. setm3
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-02-11

0oop NEws VAom Bia Brn.-Chsr'es Schrodcr. engineer st 'he Big Bug Mining CcmpAny's mill, Big Bag district, arrived in pse=ec:: Thefs,ias night jest, and was pleased to iDform us That large body or very Ficb orc had been struck in ths Eugenie Inine. The mill was working away. owners and aines felt happy over ,he rich ore tbey were manipulating.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-02-11
Local Intelligence.
PREsoorT. February II. 1911.
INDIANS F0ILED.
s.rroy Escape of e Train from Being
 Captured.

Notwithstanding that the Apaches move ,, their coveted prey with steal,hy step and .v,trn worthy of better race and better cause, they have often teen foiIed '0 their at ,oupts to murder and steal. case In point {. ,bc following: Saturday last, party of about 6Tty of them lay concealed in the brush. adioiniug the road from Prescott to Skull Valley, waiting 70 pounce upon a small 'train of wagons, VI hich was on the way frorn Walnut Grove Co this place with grain. The greedy, murdsrous wretches were, howsvef' discovered by Charles W. Beach and John McDerwin, before the train came np. Ii ap- pears ,hs, Mir Beach vas oa his way here, ia buggy, and while passing the train, re- aue.tsal Mr McDerwln to ride with him. Mcp. got into Beach's buggy, and they both .,,,,ed on ahead Uf tue wagons. They had nos proceeded faF, when Mr. Beach saw some tking move, sbove the brush, nPon ono side of the road, which, upon closer inspection, v,oYed to be the point of lance, which a Yee. skin was sndeavcfipg Co pull oas Of sight, through The thick hrlsh. Then hand was seen vxYing, which wSs that oC tho chief of abe raseals, who was Very comfortably dFessed in a suit oi bvcishia, fHliae,s,-tsi! aftsf aecing tscse warnings If danger, Nchsfs- Desch and MeprswiH flrai upcn the savagcs, md then Esll back tS lbs train. which was close by. They were joined by sorue of the teamster- when nn advzsos was fasste uPoH the uvild .be murdefefs and t9bberS, who, rpop seeing The Iistbo party of whiies sp- pvoaeAing. Bed as fast ss tbeir segs could car ry ,Aem. This occurred iittle vest of the sara,nit oS she dis i,ie. Messrx. Beach asd ncDerMin. fseiing that ab danger wAspasscd, drogc rapidly ta town, and reported The Ad' vea;ure; aIsa, inc facs that Y. d. Stephens, ei ib!S plsn@, and ,vo CT thxcc others, werc eosnisg on behind ths Walnut Grove train, with wagon Aua team. FeNring that the lRsang might tarn back and attack Ms. Stephens party, Messrs. Weaver, Kelly and others started to sn~et them, foGnd tEem Sn' campe,s in Ferguson valley. and escorted tSsm Ca point near Prescott
 It will thus be seen that tho timely dis SSfcgf hnAoG " AcAets SscA~A AHa '*~NSf' ~ia, sayea ssverai hyss, and sancA property foT lad ,As savsgss got fixed and hid ts iheiI liking. They would 'asst assuredly bAFs sho' :, dSEa tAs ausUSpecting reamsters, EApiaset ttS Shina!A aSd bnrrsi ,he wagons snt tSeir contents. < earcfai inspection of th' tracks made hy this party et sAvagos tet those who made it to the conclusion tl,aa sail ssVages were ''friendleyT Apache MoAavss and Apache. fam&a. At 'easL 90 we hay, :. been informed, aad we doubt is set, khowinl those two bands eC Indians as wsil ss wc d. la view sf these facts, and oiher which hay recently come before the public, Is 1t no
 wSrp than toily for <sy wbite man ts stil place fairh in the " "frienaliasss" of ts Apache Aohavss and Apache gouASf V ssmly believe it is. As we haze often lSefor sa'd, ws now say; ist tho "ttisndiieS vi
 sasre src sneh-~bs placed upon . preservation
 and kept ,here.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-02-11

ARRIVALS FROM CALIToRNiA.--A party oi Californisns---old 0 acquaintaDces of c. Cor nell, of thB place arrived here q few days ago, and think of stopping in this section
 although they at first started for the Burrc mines. We are informed that they like oui country and our rich mines. .-.t...
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-02-11

TsApE bdPHovIse.--Jo John Lsughlin, our
 pioneer boot and shoemaker, informs us that business, in his line, has grown brisk, since the discovery of the rich treasures in the Great Bradshaw bank. He is, however, pre- pared to boot all who need booting, and shoe all who need shoeipe, for fair consideration.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-02-11

RrLrgiors. Key. Alex. Groves disoCursEd religion Saturday and Sunday last, 10 large and appreciHtiYe audiences, in the Court room. We are glad 10 know thsC the church recently organized here by him, is growing in number.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-02-11

Loss sY FIEE.-~Tbs burning of !. E. Johnson's 'ioase, In Willow Valley, last week, was . more serious sfsis shhR wss at frSt supposed, Mr. Johnson's ioEs being As least \ couple ot thoHsAnd dollars, while Henry Gehrens lost clothing, four or five hundrsd dollars in currency, etc. The origin of ihs 6re Is "A mystery.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-02-11

SPARE THE TREES.--It is our duty to beg citizens of Prescott to spare tbe besu,iisi pine and oak trees ths, ornament the town site. Of late, nany fine tyecs have been cut down, and # sbe policy ooatisUss Ia vogue no. mary yea1 will elspss before All fbr anbIe fnoaArehs or the forest will have dissP- pcared.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-02-11

CHASorD OWNERS, AeArS. -- Puntneys s ranch, in Willow Valley, has been purchased from c. W. Beach, by Moves & Curtis. of the Quartz Mountain Ssw-mill. .+,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-02-11

EAETHQvARE sHOcx. x.--Chasles P. Stanton, of Martinez Qusrtz Mining District, ihss county, is our sathovity for stating ,hss $ pretty severe shock o& earthquake wAs feli by hin on the 7th ipst, Particulars next seek,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-02-11

X MisThKE---iieoenily, iu giving list ai penans murdered, in ihe past year. bt ARaeAes, ~e stated ;az, IsssFs named Gfsly was murdered neAs wickeabarF, April IS. We have since learned that ibe murdered maa's nArne was Greedy nos Gruly.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-02-11

MoRE TEtINoST<-- Oar former Sherih, A. J Moore, got back froA Bradshaw late last week, and added his testimony to that of others, regarding the richness of ihs T'ges and other lodes He Also Skid that the Del pasco vas yielding plenty of go@a gold ore
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-02-11

WE learn ;ha, the iaierVsts of Territory and county would ba subserVei vera oui Sheriff to appoint deputy, with power to collect license tax from pedlars, in Salt Riyes Valley,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-02-11

WBEAT.--Bowers & Bro have several acres of wheat on their Agus Frio sanch, and are "ruttiug up the ground" for corns with no less than four gang plows.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-02-11

CHASoE.-Niles 6 Griffin now run the An .elope Restaurant Mr. Niles attends, per sOnAIly, to guests, and Is well liked by hi' customers. ,;
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-02-11

LETTERS and communications received bl last mail, will receive attention next week.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-02-11
SAN BERNARDIN0.
PINES HOTEL, Sau BeFuardina. California,

TA!s ss saSSs kc;si "a SpEz sz sss TeucTSz 4 guests al a hour oE tss day nght The houss has osen paiusd and s-slTphrd throaghout The tasl- s aeut- Sanfiy surpsd sish gf everything the market strs and ts asssSng snsODznOdarcas of the hoUsc exrsilsnt
 Aftanhsd ss tirs hssi h BAR vel stocked slth god
 4 FHED sTABLk whsrs every care win be taken of animals e also ooaBestcd win the koeeL
 tWr The Arizona and CaiifsniA Sages arrive Hs and asfnT1 froa fhs hsrl and uRda igned solieis the pairuuags s persns TaHang to and fo Arizona vel G sba pahic zelsrAiiy. Q. bTAkkk-
 sAs BsrnAraina. Cal AGsch & 1870. aFre
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-02-11
ISAAC H. LEVY, Dealer in General Merchandise, and General Commission Merchant,
 San Bernardine, California.

MsroAAndiss forwarded tO any part Of ArisOaA win pEomptness and despatch Gaiddast Legal TendsEs and Boldisn Final Settle osaos of shs ArsOSa s,ass tias No yaokS0a BlsShs carusr uf Thrd and 0rafon sireets ,tf
 san Bsrnardino. Cal. Augusi N. is7O ,..,..
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-02-11
STORAGE AND FORWARDING
REDUCTION OF FREIGHT.

Fr~ a. fate rr s-s yr~F4rsf hrEsra freiKi from Ebefsuberg TFftnuri sS esr' End 70 WskeAbsrg as 'bsre Ssa Vse- Assd osuts lsf Isssnd e gUl4
 j GuLDWATEn 4 FRO. TA-estsrx <. T.. Sep1 Iu. ig10
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-02-11
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
T A S.
Delinquent Real Estate Tax Roll of Yayapai County, Arizona, for the Year lS1O:

.;o,ics s hereby given ,hs, ee boudSy. March eth is?i Si 10 lrio'A s. Joqasrd D. la~. win sEyrss fS Ess ,abe saetop. iu fut of iha Cssn Boass 10 Ptc.,si, Yavsya county. AnyouN RSs eu1Eu@ to sell day dsy spsl s whss r sufficient f sash faseei iaa hssu sA ss Tsy 'ae hsoof S Territorial and Coun'y 'a1es srd erEvs ss+ th is 'hs ssHsEsd ha' ss dls--Utsas The sz bs Yrsroa,ly i~:hs fsliew- 1. Ae.s. n-i ,f.far.Tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-03-17
TELEGRAPHIC.
FROM WASHINGTON.
CONGRESS-.

WASHINGTON, March l7.-Attcr some dis
cussion Oh bill in relation to the tax on fric-
ton matches, the Senate took up and passed
the following bill
A BILL to create port ofdelivery at Potomac,
Virginia. and for other purposes.
BE 1t enacted d. de- That all the waters,
shores, bays, harbors, creeks and inlets on the
south side Of the river Potomac comprehended
between Boyd's Hole and Cockpit Point, now
a part of the collection district of Tappahan-
mock, Virginia. be, and the same are hereby,
annexed to the collection district of Alexandria,
Virginia.
Sec. . That Potomac, in the State of Fir-
ginia, shall be, and is hereby, constituted and
created a port OF delivery within the collection
district of Alexandria, and there shall be APP
pointed, at compensation not exceeding the
rate Of one thousand dollars per annum, depr
ty collector Of customs, to reside at said por.:
who shall perform such duties as may be con-
ferred upon him, in pursuance of law by the
Secretary Of the Treasury
SEC 3. That all acts and parts Of acts es-
tablishing at Dun, fries: in the collection dis
trict of Iappahanr rck, Virginia, a port of de-
livery be, and the same are hereby, repealed.
The House of Representatives was engaged
in discussing bill extending to sailors the ben
eGts of certain army bounty bills.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-03-17
FOREIGN NEWS.

LONDON, March l7.-Orleans has been
evacuated by the Germans.
Messrs Sykes, Surnburn and Johnston Of
the American ambulance corps have been pre-
sented with the cross of the legion Of honor.
It is rumored that Prussia has offered to
sell the city of Mulhouse back to France for two
hundred millions Of francs
Charles Hugo, the eldest son of Victor Hugo,
died in France yesterday in his As year.
Casemer Percirc has declined the prefecture
of the Seine.
A Times special dispatch from Paris dated
the 10th says: The Government will at
tempt tonight to surprise the thirty cannon
held by the insurgents in Place de Ia Eosgcs
The company Of National Guards on duty there
has promised to assist in the undertaking by
refusing to guard the guns longer.
Baudc, and other French negotiators, 60 to
Brussels Friday evening and the negotiations
for defnitive treaty of peace will probably
open Monday.
1t has been decided by the French Govern
ment to place on the market loan OF two and
a half milards of francs in the form of three
per cent rentes.
The special correspondent of the Daily News
at Lille telegraphs that many manufacturers IN
Alsace and Lorraine intend removing to that
city and Lyons.
LONDON March 1.-The Emperor William
arrived at Weimar Yesterday. He was met by
the Duke of SAKE Weimar and his brilliant
staff. at Eisenach and by the Duchess as we'll
as great crowd OF people at the Weimar sta
ton The reception was very enthusiastic.
LONDON, March l7.-larllament met to-day
ut noon. :.
In the House of Lords the bill for the aboi-
ton Of University tests passed asecond reading.
The House Of Commons is thronged with
members of the army and people generally, in
terestcd in the bill for the reorganization of the
army which is under discussion.
LONDON, March lit is rumored that the
Government of England has ask ed that OF Bel,
GUM for an explanation as to the neglect and
delay which characterized commercial inter
couse between the two countries.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-03-17
EGINNIN TO COME!
OUR FIRST SUPPLY OF SPRING GOODS

Just received Japanese, French and Irish Silk
Poplins, very handsome and cheap; Blue, Green
and Black Plaid Serges, White and Buff Pc
ques, all prices; Buff Linen for dresses; Figur-
I'd Linen Lawns; Parasols and Umbrellas ;
Black Silk Grenadines; all-Wool do.,-at prices
that will please. We have also full lines Of
Cloths and Cassimeres. Our large sales OF these
goods enable US to roplenish frequently, and al
ing Goods, Linen Shertings, Towels and Nap
kins, Nainsooks Plain AND Plaid, Cambria and
Swiss Edgings and lnscrtings. On Monday, we
will receive by steamer Carpetings, DomesticS
&c. Our friends will obligc lis by calling and
examining for themselves.
mar l. WILMER Il SLAYMAkER
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-03-17
SPECEAL NOTICES.

me- THE GREAT VERNAL SPECIFIC.
class of nvalids are more sensitive to changes OF
season and variations of temperature than dys-
pcptics, and persons of bilious habit. Tender
lungs are not more easily affected by these VI
cissftudes than feeble stomachs. II there is a
tendency in the system to indigestion bilious
ness or bowel complaints, the variable weather
of early spring is almost sure to dcvelope one OF
the other of these ailments. lntermItten levers
are also more prevalent in the spring months
than at any other season except autumn. In
view of these facts, this seems to be proper
time to invite especial attention to Hosteter
Stomach Bitters, medicine, which for long
series of years, has proved superior to all others
as remedy for the above named disorders ana
as Il protection against the miasma which ire
quently produces and always aggrav.:es lhem
It was formerly he practice to give. violent ca
thartics rs spring medicines nor is lie custom
yet entirely obsolete. Nothing, however, can pc
more ill-judged and unphilosophcal. The chill
ing moisture with which the air is loaded at the
breaking up of winter presses heavily upon the
vital forces of tho body, and reinforcement, not
depletion, is what it requires The Bitters is Il
genial and excellent tonic, a moderate Alternative
and just enough of an aperient to regulate, with
out convusing, the bowels. 1t is, therefore, a
specific peculiarly adapted to tho present season.
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