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The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-04-06
LETTER FROM EHRENBERG.
EHRESBERG, March %, 1872.
The Town.

The Town.
 FRIEND MARION: I reached this com mercial center day or two since, from La Paz, which latter place is some seven miles above. La Paz, at this time, presents very dilapidated appearance, and to one who saw & O., Cohen & Co. and Ravena were actu- ally engaged in business at that place, it can not but produce feelings of sadness, for it is now quite apparent that it must soon pass into ruins, and become one of the things of the past. At present there are but very few people, and since the death of NJ. Ravena, nothing is doing by way of business
 This place is quite pleasantly situated and contains a number of good business houses, and ought to be quite healthy The river is rising and is said to be in fair boating ccndi- tion. One steamer passed up to Mohavc, the past week.
 For Prescott.
 Dr. Jones train started for Prescott day or two since, with freight for Col. Head S Co. The Doctor has the most pleasant dwelling and surroundings I have seen in many day
 Head of the Firm.
 Major W. E. Hooper reached this place few days ago. This gentleman is the head of the extensive mercantile firm of Hooper. Whiting & Co, in this Territory, and from brief acquaintance should judge him to be very pleasant, intelligent and genial gentle man. He appears to feel deep interest in the welfare and prosperity of Arizona, and seems to be anxious to contribute, in any way in his power, to our advancement. He feels quite hopeful of the future of the Ter ritory.
 Murdered by Mexicans.
 Last Sunday night most horrible murder was committed at the Ravena Mine, some six miles from La Paz The murdered man had been engaged in running the tunnel on said mine, and had just completed his con- tract. He had discharged all the workmen except two Mexican boys, one of whom was the cook, and these two boys were the only persons known to have been with -khe deceas- "S hSiShSi ol Has o5hcS DSOH seen, or can be found, it is belise3 they are the murderers. Sheriff Stewart and Judge Frank, with others, went from this place on Monday last and held coroner's inquest, and from the evidence elicited by the jury it was quite apparent that the said Mexican boys committed the murder. In this connec- ton may add, that it is very generally be- lieved that there are great many bad char acters of this class prowling about the coun- try, and it might be well enough to keep an eye on them. The deceased was Frenchman and his name was D. Bellagory.
 Notes.
 I will leave in about an hour for Arizona City. We go on horseback-distance about one hundred miles; hope to be back at Pres colt in about two weeks.
 We have just learned that the District l Court, for this District, has been adjourned for tbe term, without any business being 1 transacted-the new judge failing to reach here in time. You will hear from me again at Arizona City. Yours &c., J. II.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-04-06
THE INDIANS.

FURTHER RESULTS OF GOLFER 6
 cos PEACE FARCE
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-04-06
MILITARY.

General Order No. Ii, dated, HeadFr- ters Department of Arizona, Prescott Nara 26, 1862" reads as follows:
 So much of General Orders No. :, eureu. series, from these Headquarters. as dree: the commanding officer of the Fifth CSyslr with the Headquarters, Field, Staff and Rad of his regiment, to proceed to and take st. ton at Camp Haalpai, A. T., is revoked; the Headquarters ot the regiment remaining at Camp Mcdowell, A. T.
 The reason for this, we think, is thss Gen eral Carr prefers to remain at Camp MeDOs' ell, where, in the event of active hostiIitis against the Apaehes berng resumed, he nay have chance to take an active part is the work. for which, report says, he $ Eea
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-04-06
For Prescott.

Dr. Jones train started for Prescott day or two since, with freight for Col Head & O.
 The Doctor has the most pleasant dwelling and surroundings have seen in many day.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-04-06

There is now considerable talk about the placer diggings recently discovered on bars of the Colorado River, near Black Canon, some 70 or so miles above Hardyville. All accounts seen by us, agree in stating that the said bars contain sufficient gold to remuner- ate miners for working them.
 As most of the mining districts mentioned aeoTe, and many others not mentioned, are on and near the line of the proposed 35th Parallel railroad, the projectors of the said road will readily see what great amount of local business awaits them in Northern Ari zona.
New-York tribune., 1872-01-30
YESTERDAYS WITH 4UTHOES."

! Mr.. James T. Fields's volume. announced az
In press some timc since by j. H. OsgoOd Coz viii be
issued both sides OF the Atlantic early next month.
II consist OF the "Wb-pering Gallery matter
printed last year in Tie Atlantic Mondly very much
enlarged and other things 10 the extent OF about
hundred pages. Miss MitfoIds Letters to Mr.
Fields will appear for the rst time In print in Yester-
days with Autbors." Tie following characteristic
Dickens Cpste appears III the newbOok Mr. Fields SAYS
have before me, WRITE unpublished utOgrnph
letter OF young Dickens, which he sent OF 10 his
employer In November, lS5 while he reporting
expedition for The Morning Chronicle. Al that early
stage OF his he seems 10 have had that unfang
accuracy OF statement marked in after years when he
became famous. The letter given to Ine several
years ago by one Of Dickens'a brother reporters"
GEORGE AND PELICAN, NewDury, Sunday Morning.
DEAR FRASER: In conjunction with The HerdH We
have arranged for Horse Express from Marlborough 10
London on Tuesday night to go the whole distance al
the rate of thirteen miles an hour for six guiness half
has been paid but 10 insure Dispatch The remainder IL
withheld until the hoy arrives at the office, when he will
produce paper with copy OF the agreement
on the other viii you take that 4 duly honored
Boy from The Herald will be in waiting at our Office
for their ccpy and Lyons bcgs me to remind You most
ment nat he should not be dsta@sd one insnSG We 70
~ Bristol to-day, and IN equally fortunate In lay
inc the chaise horses. hcl~ the packet Will reach
nv As all the have arranged to leave Bris
SoSoagh IN the chsse with one Heraid man, and the
conclude the account for the day. The Times has
ordered chaise and four the whole distance there
every probability Of our beating them hollow. From all
we hear, we think The Herald, relying on the packet
reaching town early, intends publishing the, report in
their FIRST Edition. This Ia, however. of mere
speculation parts. have direct means Of
ascertaining their intention. think have now given
you all needf information. have only In conclusion
10 impress upon you necessity OF having ali the com.
pOsOrs ready, at very early hour for II Russell be
down by half past eight hope to have his speech m
town at Fix Believe me for SELF and Beard very truly
yours, CHARLES DICKENS.
Nov. 1885.
TIiosAs FRASER, esq, Morning Chronicle ONCE
New-York tribune., 1872-01-30
SCIENTIFIC NOTES.

VALUABLE ALLOY.--Dr. L. Dingler has
made an alloy resembling gold, by mixing three metals
Ia the following proportions: Copper $3.50; zinc 1882
lead, l II j. said 10 he maeable and durable and is
evidently pre- pared with little expense.
silica. ~ ALL ITS VARIETIES DIAMAGNErIc
Prof Dove has successvely. suspended, between the
poies Of powerful ecetrOmagIet sections cut IRON
r'ceSs IOeFrvsta smoky quartz agates composed OF
~ Grating layers chaleedony, Jasper, amethyst and
'ih'r yarees Of quartz Their uniform behavior in the
n gLeiic Held SHOW, that all the different kinds Of ma
'iNr silica are diaInagutc
CARBONATE OF SODA.--A new process for
o production Dt carbonate OF soda been iIyeDted
rs NJ swaser Bi Tie joint aid Of highly superbeated
sean aud red heat he decOmpOses the double chloride
Q" anDhb ANA SOdiuI previously fused thus forming
siuinnaie Oi sOda "nd hydocbOric acid latter fs
1oD.esed The fVrDer treated with saronie acid Yields
carbonate Of coda and aluiuina.
RED PHOSPHORUS An ABSORBENT 1t is
stated by NJ Testiui that the red variety of
has the power Of absorbing many substances without
setmg chemically upon them. For example, this pbos
pAorus when powdeIcds is poured into "A violet coIor,a
solution 81 iodine IN bi-siv Of carbon and on lea
ti"n III" outi0n win become colorless II a sGiblcrf
nastify 0f phosphorus is pteseni Ihre wing thai
Falie h@s be'n absorbed. .sapbnt, S"saLilile. snd
New-York tribune., 1872-01-30

in addition uoal Astronomical CONTENTS OF an Almanac s'e'
A.. following Political aud Statistical Information
LAWS AND JOINT RESOLUTIONS PASSED DukIhd lhb
THIRD SESSION or THE XLTsr CONGRESS.
PRoCLAMATIOSs on NEUTRALITY AND PENIANIsM
ACT ENFORCING TIE FOURTEENTH AMENDMENT
THE TREATY WITH GREAT BRITAIN.
GRpEyBACKs OUTSTANDING FROM 1862 TO 1871.
RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS OF 1iiB u S FOR 1911
NUMBER OP POsT.OPFICEs IN 1870 AND 1871.
IMPORTS AND THEIR COST.
PUBLIC DEBT OF THE UNITED STATES
POPULATION or STATES BY COUNTIES FROM 1870 TO lS"
POPULATION OF THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF THE u s.
POPULATION or THE g. & AND TERRITORIES l79O TO ls7o
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT - CABINET SUPREME
CouRT-MINISTERs TO FOREIGN COURTS.
FORTy.SECOND CONGREsS-P0LIT1CALLY CLASSIFIED.
COMMITTEES OF THE XLIID CONGRESS-
STATES OF THE UNION, POPULATION, CAPITALS GOV
RRNOgs 8c-CONGRESsIOSAL APP0RTlOShBNT.
ELECTION RETURNS, CAREFULLY PREPARED, OF ELbC-
TIOSs HELD IN 1871. COMPARED WITH FORMER YEARS
now TO ACQUIRE TITLE TO GOVERNMENT LAND, Se' &c
Sold by all BOOKSELLERS end NewSeaer Phee 20 Cents for
Dollar postpaid Address rnB TRIBUNE, n y.
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The Art Of Teaching School, 10y }. r. SYPHER
,I NJ stOddart COB is practical manual intended for
the use of teachers and others in connection with the
higher institutions of learning giving an extensive code
of rules regard to their organlzaton discipline ana
general management The work is remarkable for the
eoncisencss and precision with which the author suggests
what he considers the true methods OF instruction. alb
.tanug from irrelevant and supcruos details and eaV-
ing nothing obscurcO ambiguous for want OF
calculation. The teacher who has attained success by
experience and natural tact In the work Of educaon viii
perhaps find little absolute novelty in the volume but
for beginners the profession its directions must prove
a valuable gnide pointing ont the errors which bcset
them the outset and smoothing the way for the salts
factory accomplishment OF their arduous task.
New-York tribune., 1872-01-30
Dantina Acaoemies.
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK. Monday Jani2o, 1872
There was good attendance at the Exchange
this morning. and the bidding quite active Joseph
Mcclure sold by order of the Supreme Court under o
rection OF j. j. Lyons, Referee, the fourstory brow"
stone house, with lot, on south SIDE oI west fy
~. ,oot COST ~, Tentbaye lot 17xiO0B, for sl200
Messrs Muller. wilkins & Co. sold premises known az
No 7I4 Broadway, being three-story
side Of 27o feet west of
Third ave- each 25x00 for 800 each alS0 INC
hro nstone No IA Cortlandtst extending through 10
Deyst having depth Of 12s feet. q frontage on oort
landt s OF &c feet and Deyst, o2l 1peI Inc prop
crtv was sold in one 0t TO O. g. Carter. for s7ilOO.
New-York tribune., 1872-01-30

Americdn Trade Mark Cases, edited by Row
LAND Cox (CiEcinnati Clarke & Co. Now-YorE: Baker
& yoorhis) the title OF IA law-book containing
complete digest OF all the relating TO trademarks
that have decided In different courts In the Unitcd
States II forms exhaustive treatise on the subject
combining the character OF legal textbook, and
volume OF reports. and with an accurate chronological
arrangement, aud copious index, ahdrus every
facility for convenient reference.
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ravrrents an8 isscs n neat miniature pamphlet giving
nc and prices of oil those periodicals OF any sne
or note. which may be had Of Messrs. Irving "nuey'
glk PDe-st. In this city.
New-York tribune., 1872-01-30
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

Sajs, Pam in Rome, by J. r. MAcDUFf,
ID D. Carters) ia reprint OF popular Engiiah work.
giving n picturesque description of the localities prob
any travoreed by IT. Paul In his journey to Rome, To-
gcher with series Of sermons preached by the auhor'
10 Protestant congregation In that city, during the
New-York tribune., 1872-01-30

BRiIIsH PERIODICALs.-SOme persons may
wish Ia obtain British Journal magazine by mall yet
may not know how 10 do IT, most British periodicals
ST. Cpyent Garden, LpLdQL, Jeo<iyes Subscriptions and
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YVNHE HERALD OF HEALTH for fEBRU
4 AIRY


THOUGHTS UPOy TnB CAUSE AND CURE OF PULMONARY
CONSUMPTION. b. Dr. Benjamin Rash in 1900
SOIL AND BODY by Rev g. II. Brigham.
SEXUAL RIGHTS OF HUSBANDS AND WIVES. BY Mrs Sarah
u. Chase NJ. d.
THE CAUsATI0y OF SCARLET FEVER By Alfred Carpenter,
NJ.
TWENTY QUERIES ANSWERED By the Editor
LETTERS FROM GERRIT SMITH and other articles This s
rich number.
Tie Jnu,y number among others contains the following ~
cles Of great value:
l. EFFECTS or TOBACCO, DRINK AND LICBNTIoUsNESs
YOUNG MEN Delivered 10 1904 to the Students OF Harvard cu'
versity)
q THE CARE OF CHILDREN. By Dr. C. s. Joder
many others
Po every subscriber gets 50 book Of oO sud 100
,ngravngs entitled Physical PereetiOn The Art Of Hnman
Beauty"
The YrYor Evening say We always commend this
Journal without qualification"
TWELVE CENTS A NUMBER
WITHOUT PREMIUM 81 IS PER YEAR.
WOOD 4 BROOK New York.
New-York tribune., 1872-01-30

The Fourth Volume of Langc's "COmmen-
tary" has Just been publishedlby scrbncr Co.,
tanning The Book Of Joshua by f. H. FAY. translated by
GEORGE X. BLiss d. D.; The Book 0f Judges by PAULUs
CAssEL, d. d.. translated by 7. H. sTEENsTRA; and The
Book Of Ruth by the author and translator. The
present volume like the preceding volumes, affords a
striking proof OF the immense learning and research that
have been applied by modern scholarship 20 the lustra
ton Of the Bible For popular use indeed the work may
seem incumbered with its vast erudition but this OBJ
lection does apply 10 1t manual for pro1cssed
students OF the Scriptures 1t Is delicate task to recon
ge the bold and novel methods and results Of German
igaiion with the prevailing faith OF the CHRISTIAN
Church and with regard 10 ts success In the present
undertaking. there may be difference of opinion. The
explanation for instance that Is given OF the passage IN
Joshua which relates the standing still of tho and
moon after the battle OF GbeOn will not probably com
mand assent from most religious readers The statement
is regarded as poeca trOpe which Is not to be literally
understood 1t Is not unheard OF astrononico-me
canical miracle with which here have to do but the
most glorious typical occurrence which illustrates how al
nature heaven and earth IL in league with the people OF
God and helps them victory In their battles of the king
dom" Another view OF the subject, however Is taken
by Kei whose Interpretation is also presented 50 that
the peTplexcd student OF the Bible may have choice
New-York tribune., 1872-01-30
Gonnirp properip 10 Esi.

YI'O LET-HOUSE with fourteen rooms snds
everv poern on tie sns seN.t
tent % both hone and also 70 ehnfebes schools ofs
New-York tribune., 1872-01-30
JUST PUBLISHED

TIig FIRST EDITION EXHAUSTED IN THREE DAYS TIL
SECOND EDITION WILL BE READY TOMORROW VIII
WHICH WE HOPE 10 FJLb ORDERS RECEIVED UP I'
SATURDAY LAST.
New-York tribune., 1872-01-30
New publications.

'UNIIE TRIBUNE ALMANAC
POLITICAL REGISTER
POR 1872.
JUST PUBLISHED
New-York tribune., 1872-01-30
n)esltbester Conntr Real estate for Sale

NTESTCHESTER COUNTY PROPERTIES
w FOR sALEwihn TO 10 minute. Of aG h2Sen MeiT.e &
ranging Parties desiring purchase eas gst
u applying HUGH N CAMP lO6 Bo~i"s' V4Sb
New-York tribune., 1872-01-30
WITHOUT PREMIUM, 81 IS PER YEAR.
WOOD { HOLBROOK, IS Lsight-st, New Yor

rU,HE ORGANIC LAW OF THE SEXES-
toe conditions which impair yhypo'itve and negative electricity
proof lie evolved without nion-efec OF
S and phoshOre treatment Of pelvic diseases abridged
fom Sexual Sssm aud ten lectures TO his private
snrgcal class by EDWARD r. DIXON M D. Editor Of The sealpel
Opal1 aud Consulting Surgeon, ~ htaSe, N L. 81 pages
a5 a.,
IN the usual varri style OF the author and Win great
delcacy aui clre."-t Evening Post
that not Impressive Warning
value 10 the whole human
race parent should read it," Horace Greeley
surgeon the highest Of the term Lonfou
New-York tribune., 1872-01-30
Drnoklnn Real Gstate for 6alc.
Conn 1slano Real gstate for Sale.

L ARGE, HANDSOME, COUNTRY RESl-
DENCE with situated the water neat Railroad Dpo.
on Long Island SALE EXCHANGE or or Sewi OK
property. kCLASD "hlllap' peoNn-Ns'
New-York tribune., 1872-01-30

Sold by all booksellers end Newseaer Phee 20 Cents ors
pol,r postpaid Address TIB TRIBUNE, n. J.
New-York tribune., 1872-01-30
Gituaiions Wanteo-- flalrs.

A BOOKKEEPER desires EMPLOfMEN -
"A Address b. X Boz i3o, Trbune omee.
nENTISTS Workmen, Operators, Ne. han han :
~ cal Densts Dental stulens and Apprebde .sS
and takss d s times for yaross establshnehs H
Prstsyfe Brother, l5s Bowery.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-12-28
On Marriage.

Harry RELrEr Fog YoUEo MEN ffonthe e6ectf x
Errors and Aliases IN early life, Manhood Festspet
Nervous debility cured. Impediments 70 Marriage ~
moved. New method OF treatment. New and sema.t
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I. xdS,sss. d,i,ss HOWARD ASSOCIATIONS. No. seash
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varieties.

A secret is too little for one, enough
TOR two, too much for three.
Breach Of good rnanners--ror ruin to
stare VOC in the face.
The game laws do not give protection
20 jail birds on the wing.
The man who was filled with emotion
hadn't room for his dinner.
When is an army like n tuck ia la.iy's
SKIRT When i, is hemmed m.
Greeley hats are now used for setting
hens, says The Cleveland Lsadtr.
IL scemsto be the prevailing opinion
that rsd-haired women ought to dye.
IN thiuking lovingly about others, we
think healthily about ourselves.
Why are women more economical than
men? Because their waist il smaller.
No mar il 20 iatignifcant rs to be-
sure hls example eaa 10 no hurt.
The editor n bap Of our exchanges
has jist had BE fateily reinforced, and
mskce she following 7, marks:
hine onf Wild bciis 4apd tame euep too
NiilanGttte loyets moon.
usIs e, w tss 'ssis nb ~ sps 7oSSS. Sma SOCKS
HING oni ~ mnse. usg in the nurse,
Rug "a he nilk hn Nhter
" fdassiisf, On. ~ daughter.
Americans arc said To be the most
ingeniops ahd origina. advertisers. But
what lheaife manages on this eide of the
brtay deep ever cqaaled the annexed,
which y from a Liverpool a3er: "Want-
ed--Two huadrca boys TO pick up the
buttons tlat, fan Tom the g, lemen's
waistceais BY their screams of laughter
at TIE great Roiln coward as Artarerr-
ss.n
NAsBY'S PSALM OF DESPAIR. Life il
dresm,- hope u delooshun aud expecta-
sbrn snare.
Man goeth out in lis strength and
boasteth wat he will du-re,urneth
scooped, with his tail feathers dragoin
IN the dust.
The OK nps grass and preraleth not
for 1.-THE horse wauteth not the post.
otis that he may live.
He'd we got the Democats we shood
have spoiled the enemy.
He'd we got the Republicans, we sbood
have conkered. But we got neither OF
them.
The postmaster will rise merily in the
morn and draw his pay, but he shel not
be one of us.
Sam7son's hare was slringled, and he
wus weak, but ii growed agin and h,
wus strong.
But ours will not grow agin for we
have none to grow. Our enemies hev
snatched us bald-healed.
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per Bottle and ID sold by all Druggists aud perfumer
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-12-28

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w 4 have q large Stock OF Chidren's
w Boys and Youths Ready made Clothing, than
we have carried for years. Ladies who kuow what
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WAITE g. SILL.
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UndertaIxing.

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