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TIE ALABAMA CLAIMS IN ENGLAND.

English Comments On tho Position Of the Case
for Indirect Damages Citizen Canvass Of
tho Probable Action Of tho United
States Senate-American Securi-
tics Depressed on Change.
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ICELAND.
Shocks Of Earthquake and Loss Of Property.
TELEGRAM TO TINE NEW york HERALD.

COPENHAGEN May IL, 1872.
schooner which arrived here to-day from Ice
land reports series OF violent earthquake shocks at
Hasvick on the leth 18th and 18th of April. Twenty
houses were destroyed and several persons injured,
hut no lives were lost.
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SPAIN.

Military Movements Of the Royalists and
carlists in Biscay-Frsnch Neutrality
Against Insurrectionism in Exile
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FRANCE.

Marshal Bazaine Arrested-Charity
Towards Italy.
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Bcauty.-The Summer style OF Hat
Just introduced by KNOX IL beauty, aud Gu
celled in this generation KNOX shows them Tor money
at 2l2 broadway
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SAILED
Steamships Hansa for Bremen; Wyanokc R,chmo,a
dc " "' "y""o"e' ''e"''onu'
Wind at Sunset s, light
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A.-F0r q First Class Gentlem ans Hat,
go direct to the manufactured, EsPENsCHIED us Mas
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SHIPPING NEWS.
Almanac for New York-Thas Dav.
OCEAN STEAMERS


DATES or DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS MAY AND JUNE
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As-As-HOuSekccpeIb
lady friends have tn. opportunity OF supplying heu-
selves with certain articles OF Table Ware st less
than the regular prices Ivoryh Table Knives
s6per dozen; slyerpiated spoons and Forks At 9sper
dozen Plates 81 dozen China Plates NJ ~ dozen,
at NICOL, DAVIDSON 4 co, 's, $50 Broadway.
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A.-Herrlng's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES
PSI and 252 Broadway, corner Murray street.
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A.-Ncstle's Lactcous Farina,
i the Mothers MIX Substitute. :
Recommended by eminent physicians.
A.-Herald Branch Once, Brooklyn.
corner OF Fulton avenue and BOerum street
Open from 3 A. NJ to5 NJ
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A Broadway Dress Cashmere Hat Only
s.: nsde 20 order same price; at HEBBRRD'S a9
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The steamship Idaho will leave this port on
Wednesday for Queenstown aud Liverpool
The malls for Europe will close at the Post ONCE
at half-past eight O'Clock A. NJ.
The NEW York characterization for Europe
will be ready at halrpast O'Clock in tho
ing.
Single copies, In wrappers for mailing, six cents.
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| A.-FOr a stylish and Elegant Hat MS
popular prices go To DOU6AN. lO2 Nassau OF
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The Bcnosit of Good Aavicn.--yha sslxs to-
Nrs wiNsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP we have for years
recNs. from sicspess ughts oil painfui watching
With poor, sancrirg. .eetaina ekilrpn.
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S5.--Bssf Quality Pcnrt Cashmere Hats.
FOREMAN, 40 Fourth svcaue,
Between Twcoty-n,th ara twenty. SIKH stre,a
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A.-A Never Failing .Remedy.-Use Stein~
FIELDS FRENCH CoGSAG BITTERS Principal depot,
Ill Nassau street. Established in 1872
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-07-20
More of the Hargrave Trial,

Owing to some cause the whole of the proceeding, Ia this not furnished until ser the ou,sd. of paper had been put through the prsas and ws now p~, request. publish the following:
 The jury. sfrr having retired and before they had all of the jury and the prisoner counsel and District Attorney asked the Court fr further charge on the Ia o murder and manssIghter and the Court charged them ss follows:
 am asked by the Jury to define more particularly the division between murder and mana laughter
 To constitute the crime of murder h. homicid. mu., b~ unlawful and with malice express implied t invoiye some cegrre of debcraton where one by b;s actx maniiess deliberate intention unawfully take away the He of fellow creature where all crcums of fbe killing show abandoned and malignant heart
 Granddaughter is the unlawful killing of human being without malice express implied and without any mix ture Of debeFtOn. It be voluntary upon sudden heat of passion. caused by provocaion sufc tent 10 make the passion irresistible involuntary in the commission of a lawful act. without due caution or circuusp~ctoD You win perceive this difference the trer and the latter crimes: In murder is pre-. meditation deberaiion, coptrivance, or prerarafinp to do the killing
 In mansaugfier there is mixture of deberafion If trvaucc ,o tak. the eo fellow Icing the part O he slayer and the killing is unlawful the killing will not be manslaughter but murder.
 Ii such prOvocon he given by the party slain under the law might reduce the crime nansaughter in the party killing the acts by which the killing is effect. betre there has been time ser the provocarou to resume its sway. For M ater such provocaop Is received by the slayer he when in immediate danger voluntarily aud deliberately takes the life of him from der. No words of insult eoufumely. reproach deemed in law sufficient reduce the homicide aughter-if the homicide would have been murder had such words no; been used c. A. TWEED, Judge.
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Total 1000 Gifts. all Cash

The Hon. THos F.. BRANIErTE late Governor of Ken. lucky has consented represent the Trustees n the agetent of this second Grand f Concert and he will pc snay that the money from the sale of Tickets is deposited with the Treasurer that the drawing is fairly conducted. and the gifts justly awarded and promptly paid.
 The drawing will take place in public in full view If the audience and under the immediate supervision and eton of the officers and Trustees of the Public Library of Kentucky and the following named eminent and dis interested citizens who consented to be and see that all is fairly done:
 Hon. M R. HARDIN. Judge Court If Appeals. Ky. Hon J. PROCTOR KNOTT, late M. c. Leb'n Dis. Hon H. w BRUCE, Judge Ninth Jud csl Dis, Ky Gen ELI H. MURRAY. T. S. Marshal. Dis Ky Hon. T. E. COCHRAN Chan Lou Chan Court Hon. E. ID. STANDIFORD. President farmsrs' and Hon. JOHN BARBEE. Manager Royal Insurance Co. Col PHIL LEE Com Atty. Ninth Jadical Dist pr. C. GRAHAM founder Graham Cabinet Col. JII.SON P. JOHNSON. Manager ialt House: Dr. T. S. BELL. Prof Medical University, Louisville. Hon. l. q BAXTER, Mayor Louisville. Hon T. l.. BURNETT City Attorney. HENRY woLFoRD Treasurer Louisville. A. Q BR iNNIN. Pres. Manufacturer Bank. pHII.I JUDGE, of the Louisville H,sel Go. JAMES BRIDG EFORD Pres 2d National Bank. " D. WHIPS. Proprietor Willard Hotel. T. O. JOHNSTON Pres Traders Bank. fl. VICTOR NEwCoMB firm of Newoonb Buchanan HENRY DEEPEN, Pres. German Bank. Dr. NORviN GREEN Pres L. S c. Short Line R. R.
 R T. DURRETT. President
 w \. HAI.DEMAN. isc-Presdent r JOHN s. CAIN. Secretary.
 FARMERS AND DROyERS BANK. Treasurer THos E BRAMLETTE.
 Agent Public Library of Kentucky,
 Psblie Library Building Louisville, Kentucky. csiion jy2NA
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-07-20
LETTER FROM HARDYVILLE

HARDYvILLE, July :, 1872. Editor of the Arizona Miner:
 There is woeful dearth of news at this end of the Territory. Even the glorious Fourth, usually so productive of lively epi- sodes, failed to reward the enterprising search CT after items-consequently the letter of your correspondent will necessarily be brief
 The Mines
 The arrival of about 6,O0G pounds of base bullion from the furnace of Elder & O., at to communicate. The Cerhat Mining Com pany have commenced work on some of their claims, and, as they intend to prospect their mines thoroughly, we will soon know more of the permanency and richness of the Wal lapai District. Major W. D. Wheeler, Su- perintendent of San Franeisco Company, is operating with force of men in the May nard District Gn the Wallapai mountains). A saw mill has just been completed at thi> point, by Pletz & Co, from where, hereafter, we will get our lumber Since the rise in copper, quite number have turned their att tention to this branch of mining. The Plan ct Company at Williams Fork, have resumed operations, and old, abandoned districts are attracting no little attention.
 Local
 The Assessor of the county, l.. c. Vel bourn, has made his return for the fiscal year, from which glean the following :-the pop ulation of the county is nearly 900; the tax able property amounts to $l75,00O. Th'. Board of Supervisors have levied tax of $2.20 on each one hundred dollars.
 A teamster named John Wallace, met with a singular misfortune about week since. While en route from this place to the mines. his team was struck by lightning, and nine out of twelve mules, which he was driving, were instantly killed. Mir. Wallace was slightly injured.
 The river is falling rapidly.
 SyLPHuREr. The misfortune to Mfr. Wallace and bis team was, we believe, chronicled in recent issue.--[ED MINER. e
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-07-20
Installation of Officers.

owing persons, after having been duly icers of Arizona Lodge, No. 1, I. O. Q. F.. Wednesday evening, installed into their sa offices. by D. D. c M., II. Bowers: Luke, N. G.; Benj. H. Weaver, V. G.; J. n, Secretary; G. Hathaway, Treasurer ;
 in, R. s. to N. C.; Ed. F. Bowers, R. s. N. D. Campbell, Warden; T. H. Head, Otto, I. G.
 ately afier the installation and closing d, the brethren and come Invited guests . house of c. A. Luke, and passed some
 ting, drinking and specch-making. We at everything passed of agrecably. and ' ,eediugly, that sickness prevented us E part iu the proceedings.
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Military.

General George Crook an6 Lieutenants Bourke and Ross, started for Camp Beale Springs, several days ago.
 Lieutenant Garvey and his command have got back to Fort Whipple We believe the command was looking up hostile Indians, but can't say, for certain.
 Captain Hamilton and some enlisted men of the 9th Cavalry, have recently indulged in rapid race after Apaches, who stole some animals. The Apaches got away and so did the animals.
 Down in the southern portion of the Ter ritory, men, under Lieutenant Bendire and other officers have been chasing predatory bands of savages, but no savages were found.
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For The Savages.

hsiines & Veil have, recently, furnished sever- 4ihoassad pounds Of four for the Indians of laaP Fvrde reservation, with the understanding i several months may elapse before they can receive ply for saiJ flour, all of which goes to 'l'w, over the lcft," that Arizonans prefer war a -ce with the Apaches.
 S. Orders having been received from Wash a,oa t0 cease issuing food to Indians, from mill a-} 15rehouscs and. there being, at present, no Eoury in the hands ot Indian Agents, here, to sireaase supplies for the rescrYed savages, it is e b. lg cd that merchants and traders tnrongh- o ls srritory will advance the necessary SUD-
 rs a0d. by so doing, give the savages no chance g tlue Arizonans for the failure of Govern Ul .y keep its promises.
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Donation to our Public School.

. following correspondence needs no ex. r nation and shows that an interest is felt at q 8rsncc In tue efforts of our people to establish free schools in Arizona:
 EXECUTIVE OFFICE. TUcsoS, A. T., 2
 June r. 1872. Bo, d of School Trustees, Prescott, Arizona gFSrLEMEs-My brother, A, B. Stafford, of Cain. inois. has sent me 100 10 help build a .aoo. house in your town. Please draw on me .1. ac .aine whenever you desire.
 Respectfully yours,
 P. K SAFFoRD
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Good Music.

f1 ratlons of music issued by the Band of the .5 sntry, on last Saturday afternoon, gave pod satisfaction. gelowiug is the programme for this (saturday) ,e-acon: No. [, Quick Step, Remembrance of Peters
 burg--Faust. % 2. The Broadway Polka.--Kauia. g, Cayatiua, from the Opera Martha. {. The Como Quadrillc.-DA5ert % 2 The Hilda Waltz Godfrey. a Song. Her Bright Smile Haunts Me Still
 Wrishton. ., [. ycx York Ladies Schottische e-Dressie- 4 $, Champagne Charlie Gaiop.-Lee.
 JOHN LEIDNRR, Chief Musician.
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More Apache "Eccentricities.' .''

A short time ago, as John Rarick was rid ing quietly through the Cedars, east of the Verde, q "peacable" Indian took deliberate aim at him, blazed away and missed him. John left in hurry.
 About the same time, they made raid on herd of cattle, and got away with several. All tbis after the increase in Indian rations at the reservations, and after they had re- ceived fresh invitation to come in and par take of Uncle Sam's good things.
 LArER.-They have made raid upon a herd of cattle near Camp Verde; stole two animals from man who had just fed a lot of them near the same place, and ran off some mules from train, Fear Camp Mcdowell.
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PRESCOTT Julyl 1872

PRESCOTT, July l, lS72 slE j am directed by the Board of Trustees of Prescott School District, to acknowledge your hror 1t June 17, notifying the Board of dona- ton o lirty dollars from your brother A. B. Saf. oii, @ ,ld in erecting school house in Prescott. llss to state that the donation Is gratefully ac- ssptrd and. through you, to return to your broth. lhe'thanks of the Board for the same.
 HENRY A. BIGELow, Clerk of Board of School Commissioners. Gor <. P. K. SAPFoRD,
 Tucson, Arizena.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-07-20
SUMMONS.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT. THIRD JUDICIAL | District YssapAi County. Anzonss
 Levi Bashford and C.sss Bashiord- Piaintfs, Lawrence C. Gray and Charles E. Hitchcock. Defu Acon brought in the District Court of the Third Ju- dciai District in and tor the county of Ysvsps a the Ter risory of Arisona
 TAe Territory ef Ariso~a s<ds sYs<fnc 0 LAursscs c. Gray and Charles E. Hitchcock, defendaaA- You hereby summoned and required b sppsef in scson brought anst yoa by tho above named piant9s in the District Court of the Third Judicial Des is ssd for the county of Yavspsi n the Territory of Afspsa and the comps2Bs fled with fhe Cisfh Of tkis Court PYsseot n ssd county <s copy of which oon- paint accompanies this sunmoas) within twenty days (sxplnsivs Of the day of servce ssr fhe ssvcs upon you Of this sumons ssrvsd in thss eoanty b ifsred ouf of the county and within fhis dsssik shss vshIu thirty days; in all ether cssss fxsy dsya
 And you hersby notified slnH ysu hii to sppssx and the oonplanf above rsquirad ss paanti vii take tudemsns by dsfaulf sgnp vou fur ts sau Of four thossnd hundrsd ssd twsusy.uins siis ssd four ceu and fsssfess thssua um fhs gh day of Nav A. D. le7 q tbs rsts of ssa psr csat Der aspu snA ecsfs sod disbuzssnenss 10 fhb behalf sxpsnAsd
 Givsn uDdsy ny hanA and ths ssai of hs sad Dsziss Couss ss Pssssod shb 29sh day of ApFiL 4. D. ls72
 ED " WELLS. Clsrk- coIn BAsHroaD. Attorney fss PisiuttasL nl
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Worth Examining.

rs,.s ' ~ m company with Gid. Cornell, we ,l. sAe gzopnds of wm. N BufYum and were nA eeiding apples, peaches. pears. cher a,.,.uosng on trses which. but . couple ssaur s.s were f'nuy scions or swies. Mrs.
 ', '0ceeedod in making balsam sr grow
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Arrived.

Miss Ciilson, brother and sister to Win. Date Creek, arrived at Date Creek,
 ornia, by las, Mondays blackboard.
 lellings arrived from bis plase-East
 on last Tuesday morning and started morning. He informed us that his mill lg as good four as the hest California, D agon loads of which will soon reach
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New Road.

s A. Copeland. arrived here recently, from Paaair, Maricopa county, and informed us that new road had been laid oil between Wicken- tara and PhGnix. which, besides being shorter, sa iar better road than tho old one. The new road sscs the Agua Fria six miles below the cd tossing, and where it crosses there is plenty 1 water and station.
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THE DEMOCRACY.
 CALL FOR Primaries and Convention.

A, meeting Of the DEMOCRATIC CENTRAL COMMITTEE uf Yavapai county. held at Prescott, Wednesday. July l7. c. A. Luke elected President ana S. C. Miller Secretary, after which it agreed:
 The Yavapai County Democratic Convention will be held n the Court House in the town of Prescott Sat urday. August 3;st 1872, at l o'clock P. M Primary meetings will be held in the various precincts of the ty Saturday August r. 1872 to cleo, delegates the Convention Precincts will be entitled send delegates fnllowa to wit:
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To be Fixed.

~, supervisors have determined that some of
 al. of the County Jail shall, If possible, be |. in |, condition to afford safe Imprisonment to 2 ,l~rs against the jaws, to which end they In- r ,posals from mechanics who have plans for
 - Said cells.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
UNITED STATES MAIL.
Post Office Department,
 Washington, June 22, 1879.

DROPOSALS will bs received ai the Contrse; oeee d this Department until oclnck ?. Of October l. 1872 b. decided by the 3d) for carrying the mails of ls7& the following route in the Terr,sy of AnsOos Pr-sc. tt 800 milss and hack a week.
 Biddsrs will propose . schedule of dspurtures and rivsa
 Ky sr: of coagress approved le7s is made psa. ai 0-pse for . person whose bid has been accepted wronsfhy refuse into contract and perform ioe subi~cting the offender. conviction to hDs of [: GOO and imrrison nsnt of twelve months.
 It requires that each hid shall have affixed 10 h the oa,h of the bidder that he has peeunary ability fulfill tenfion to enter info contract perfrn tervce that teh signature of his guarauto genuine and that he believe. them lecunarly -rsponsibe and able 10 make good all damages In of fniluIe of the bidder.
 By the same law postmasters who shall xfir their sig ihe surency of guaranors lon bds) sure,es lon conrscis bere the guaranty contract s signed by the guaanfors sureties shall be dsmiased from once and shall be deemed guilty of sdeneanor and be fined ihoussnd dollars or be Imprs oued twelve months punished by hosh.
 The law also requires that bids of 6 oOo and upwards shall be accompanied by a certified cheek draft solvent National Bank equal to Eve per of the amount of the bid
 For forms of proposai guarantee. and certificate and sso for instructions the conditions he embraced in the contract Sc. advertisement of September % 1869 and January ls72 inviting proposals for mail vice in ArIoaa &c., 10 be found at the principal post o1ioss
 Bids should be sen. in sealed envelopes subscribed Mall proposals Territory nf ATfbna and addressed to the Second Assistant rostmAscr General.
 Jko. A. CREswrLL,
 Jy4M Postmaster General.
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Potatoe Bugs.

L. Rosall, who lives iu the timber, south iron, rrescott, had nice field of potatoes until an army ot bugs came along and swallowed the tops dave not heard a complaint of this kind from any other potatoe raiser.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-07-20
Tw@ Aginer.
Prescott, Arizona.
From the Verde.

.r.,.s Arnold, R. Brll and other farmers of the |, sde and Beaver Creek. arrived here this
 Mir. Arnold has assured us that abundant ,d fallen in the several valleys, and that the T. ,f corn. etc. were growing finely. Roast .,s were plenty. Indians were still coming
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Chance for a Prize.

The advertisement of the Second Grand Gift Concert, in aid of the Public Library, of Louisville, Kentucky, will be found in this issue of the MINER.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-07-20
First in the Field.

Ed. Y. Bowers, Of Skull Valley. announces him self AS an Independent candidate tor the office O, Sheriff of this Vavapai) County.
 Mir $. is known and respected as good citizen
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RANCHES TO RENT.
 We have so rsut for the coming year, NINE RANCHES,

..h ct.spine l60 arss The ranches have dsohes aii ae lapd cleared for immediate cultivation and suitable dwsiliugs fc reside in
 We win furnish sesd water animals and all secssssy s.,minr implsmssn for making crop
 To rsrsiss dying satiscfory reference we will credit sr aIi euPpiiss isquisd during the year Posssssins sAouIa hs had sa e bs(sgo cssoosf IS ssues riIl bs givss tn inni{sse rn1 ISs5efsis ~9s
 Eas. Phoair ssis River vsnsy. A-ssccs-~ ssn Rerrardsuo EasTssss rsssss coFy s7s une s1s sena Til to MrTE
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Grain at Camp Verde.

Messrs Milligan S Long called on us recently. after having come through from their farms, north of Camp Apache. They brought several wagon loads of grain to Camp Verde.
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The Weather.

q light showers of rain fell here on the
 Acnday fast, and 1t has been trying to since.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-07-20
Good Officer.

M.,- s.oon A. Rush has made an excellent as.' attorney. and ~c hope he may continue
 ssse the duties of th If office
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Still Equalixing.

a. oard Of Equalization are still engaged on ioo. snent roll, which, when equalized, will Oo ap about ssoo, GOO.
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Crops.

Rosatoes and vegetables are looking we'll, aat this section of the county.
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DIED-

rn Willow Greek Valley, near Prescott. July 10, ,a7a wn, son cf Adam and Frances Jane scotr, ased 2 years l. raesth end 10 cars.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-07-20
PRESCOTT.

D. HENDERSON 6 BRO.,
 wae,..A.. ed a.s.n pss,.a,a Groceries, Provisions. Wines. Liquors. Tobacco, Cig.r, Clothing, Dry-GoodS Boots, Shoes, Hardwsre, T,swars, Glassware, Croekery, Mining and Farming Tools, Paints, Glasa
 Olla, Putty, Stationery,
 Cutlery. Confectionery, Pertdmery, Guns, Pistols, Ammunition, Medicines, Childrens
 Toys Fireworks, &c. They rAeuiaiv avsss the special a.sssnos ss Ysr-er. to ,h.l. AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS. os..l,.l,x of all iinds of
 Plors. Cel,irators, Do.bl< Shors, Pioxs, Sed Soxsrs ard Whseborross ASs. of tas trade so sAslr
 Fine Stock of Liquors, All sf wAieA they will s~, lower Asa sDy Sssss ssasrs
 Central ArisDna Olvs them c call! sssors paseAasiag ssewasr~>
 D. HENDERsoS q BRO. Prssos<t August l3 ls-o.
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given tha, the Board of Equalization will be in session I the oce of the Clerk of said Board al Prescott on Monday of each week during the month sf July, 1872 and viii hear any application concerning the equalization of taxes. By order of the Boari.
 jy6n ED. w WELLS Clerk
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
AzTLAN LODGE No. TT, RAM.
LOO F., ARIZONA LODGE, NO. 1.

,xlbk Regular Meetings of this Lodge on Wed. RSS5Se nssday Evenings, at Masonic Hall Mem.
 bers of the Order. in good standing ar- invited h s''snd c. 4. LUKE, N. G. J. H. MADDEN Secretary.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

All the nicess freshess and best HAIR PREPARATInxs- Pomades. Oils Dyes and Invig rators Loubn's Genuine French Extracts Saaps, Powders. and Cosncques can be had ct DR KESDALL'S
 jan2772 Piuneer Drug Store
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PROPOSALS. NOTICE is hereby given that sealed proposals will be received the oce of the Clerk of the Board of Super vsors in Prescott Yavapa county, until Wednesday, July 2 1872 at 10 oclock a. m. accompanied with plans and estimates for strengthening two or cells n the county jail.
 By order of the Board. ED. ". WELLS. Clerk.
 jly2Ot By RoBr. OWEN, Deputy.
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ONIONS, ONIONS.
HIGHLAND CHIEF MINE.

Noee s hereby given that ninety days fom date Juiy le721. will commence work the Hghland Chief Mine situate in Campbell District Ysvapai county Ar. and that all who do not h Accordanca with mining laws of Congres will have their eaims ssd pay their shars Of the expsuses of prospecting ssh mine. WI. OLSON co.
 Prescott. A. T. Jaly 6. le72
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LUMBER, LUMBER.

From this date lumber vii be delivered at the Quartz Mountain Saw Mill without the cash No ordcrs will be accepted from anybody unle accompanied by the money. MOVES & CURTIS.
 Prescott, July 6. 1872.
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U Daank Miss.. aaA Qaiseissa Deeds. ste., rs. sale st shs Msnsr cme-.