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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-04-15

March IL, Is and 16-eastward from
Nebraska and southern Dakota over the
Lake region and apparently tho eastern
British Provinces; accompanied by rain
from northern Louisiana TO New England
and north Of this line to the Lakes and
Northwest; preceded by brisk to high east
erly and southerly winds, and followed by
brisk and high northerly to westerly, in
creAsing at places to gales.
March II and IS-eastward over Wis
consin, the Lakes, New York, and New
England; accompanied by brisk winds and
rain, generally light, from Tennessee and
Virginia, northwest, north and northeast
ward.
March IS, 10, 20 and 21-eastva-d over
Dakota to lower Michigan apparently as
diminished pressure, but then developing
into two; one passing over Virginia and
thence nortbsastward along the coast, the
other north of the Lower Lakes and over
the northern portion of New England; &C
companied by rain and snow over the en-
tire country east Of the Rocky Mountains,
also by brisk and high winds, the easterly
having probably been the most severe, in
creasing to gales.
March % and 23-from Dakota over the
Upper Lakes into Canada, and thence over
northern Maine, accompanied By OCCASION
ally light snow and brisk winds, which at
places increased to northeast gales.
March %, "a, 25, 26 and 27-northeast-
ward over the Ohio valley, and developing
into two; one over the Lower Lakes down
the st. Lawrence valley, the other over the
middle and east Atlantic coasts and New
Brunswick; accompanied by heavy rain
over the entire country east of The Rocky
Mountains, except that from northern New
England westward over the lakes to the
Northwest it was snow, and by brisk and
high winds, which at places increased to
gales, the north and west having been most
severe, except at Quebec, where ! severe
northeast gale prevailed on the afternoon Of
the 26th; this storm was followed BY a
severe 'nOrther" in Texas on the 25.h.
March 2S, 20 and 30-from southern Da-
kota eastward over the Lakes, Rev York,
and New England accompanied by areas
of light rain or snow over the Northwest
and Upper Lakes, but by rain generally
very heavy from the lower Mississippi and
Ohio valleys and Lower Lakes to the Allan
tic coast, also by brisk and high winds; on
its passage over the Middle and Eastern
States it increased in severity, and the winds
to southerly gales on the coast, shifting
later to northwest; it has undoubtedly been
the most severe storm Of the month, and
the barometric depression most remarka-
bic, the lowest reading having been $3.50
inch. at Burlington, Vermont, II P. N. on
the 10Th.
March 30 and Blower the Northwest,
Lakes and New England; accompanied by
generally very light rain Or snow from the
Northwest eastward over the Lake region,
Ohio valley and Middle and New England
States, and by brisk winds, increasing oeca-
sionally to high.
During the month ninety-fiVe cAutiOnary
signals were displayed at the signal service
stations on the Atlantic coast and five on
the Gulf
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Base Ball.

A match game yesterday between the
Lightning and the Crow club resulted in a
score of II for the former and II for the
latter. The Lightnings challenge any
club in the State whose members are not
over IL years of age.
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by Cable Dispatch.J
nWEn

HENDERSON.-At Edinburgh, Scotland, on
| she 18th inst, ANDREW HENDERSON, for many
years an active member of the firm of Hender-
| son Bros, of this city.
| Cincinnati and New York papers will please
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-04-15
Handsome Present

Our worthy friend, G. G. Giers, was ast
night the recipient of a handsome set of
jewels from the officers of Germania Lodge,
f. &. A. M. The handsome gif. could not
have been bestowed upon more worthy
member.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-04-15

Leave Your Orders.-Leave your Or
ders for DressmakiDg; leave your orders
for your Walking Suits; leave your orders
for your Underwear; leave your orders for
your Stamping; leave your orders for your
HoopskirtS; leave your orders at the same
time examine our Novelties, and We feel
sure to please you.
ap132t D. LoyEMAN & Co.
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EniOYahIa Time.

The ball given last night at the hall of
John Hess, North Summer street, was
largely attended, and proved to be one of
the most enjoyable affairs of the seas on.
The dancing was kept up to late hour.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-04-15
New Orleans Markets.

NEW ORLEANS, April 14.-FIour dull;
double extra $3.50; family S9.5061O.5O.
Corn, oats, bran and hay are all in good
supply, but rain prevented sales. Pork
dull; Mess SIT. Dry salt meats quiet at
s., 81, So and SIC; hams &c. Bacon dull
at 75, 81 and 1Oc. Hams 14s6144c. Lard
refined in tierce &c; keg Zoe. Sugar
quiet; common 7I7!c; prime DC. No
lasses, common reboiled Csc; prime re-
boiled Csc. Whisky dull and lower at 80
693o. Coffee 176195c. Sterling 275;
sight I premium. Gold 117s.
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Black Silks.-If you want beautiful
piece of Black Silk, without exception the
most elegant in the city, call on D. Love-
man & Co, an13 2t
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s. Powers & Son have removed thei

). Powers q son nave removed thell
clothing house to No. 40 South Market St.,
one door below j. &. l.. Whorley's, where
they will be glad to see their old patrons
and the general public. And in order to
clear out the stock preparatory to going in
to their new premises on the Square, will
sell their present stock at less than cost.
MAJ If
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-04-15

Four Pairs Ladies' Cotton Hose for 25
cents at the Southern Palace, 113 Church
street. JOHN GILGAN & Co.
ap9 wed, fri,sat
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-04-15

Trunks, Valises, Satchels.-Wm.
Dunstead, 81 North College street, has all
qualities of ladies' Travelling Trunks and
gentlemen's solid Sole Leather Trunks.
Ladies' and Gents Satchels in great variety,
and is selling at low prices for cash.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-04-15

Silks! Silks!-Received, new shades of
Saks-Sea Foam Green, Camelia Bronze,
Circassian Blue, Aphalia Drab, and many
other new shades. Prices $l.75, fully worth
$2.25. G. RICE & Co.
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During the last week large quantities of
ica have reached this city by barges from the
Lakes.
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I.iueIr slIIrrnirh.

A lively little engagement occurred at the
corner of High and Union streets yesterday
morning between man and wonans both
OF the colored persuasion. They 1T 1t Out
on that line, and retired IN good order be-
fore being nabbed.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-04-15

A Cough, Cold or Sore Throat requires
immediate attention, as neglect oftentimes
results in some incurable Lung Disease.
"BROWN's BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs' will al
most invariably give relief apis eod1w
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Death of a wen KuOwu Lady.

Mrs. Towson, an old resident of Sumner
county, and owner and proprietor of the
Sumner Hotel, died in Gallatin on Satur-
Cay last, in the 6lst year of her age.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-04-15

Use DoOley's Yeast Powder if you relish
light, sweet, wholesome biscuits, rolls, pas
try, etc. Your grocer sells it. Full weight
and strength. ap15 eodIY
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Ladies, call at j. 81. Bonds 81 Union
street, and secure bargains in Dress Goods,
Fans, Parssols, Collars, Cuffs, Handker-
chiefs, Embroideries and Laces. apis 81
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Remember the place for bargains is 81
Union street, between Cherry and College,
where you can see an endless variety of
Goods at the lowest prices.
ap13 st ]. II. BOND.
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Call and examine goods and prices at
the Southern Palace, 1l3 Church street.
ap9 wed, fri,sat JOHN GILGAN & Co.
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Boots and ShOes.&A full assortment
now in stock at low prices at the Eagle
Shoe Store, Union street., between Col
lege and Market. ap13 2t
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An Old Horse.

The draught horse Bill, owned and work
ed at lumber yard IN Marysville, CAL, is
tbirty-seven years old, and as spry as three
year older.
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OommisaIOnar al Daads.

Upon the recommendation of the Cover
nor of Alabama, Gov. Brown has appointed
Gee. w. Noble, of Montgomery, Ala,
Commissioner of Deeds for Tennessee.
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TEMPERATURES.

The mean temperature for the month, as
taken from the Signal Service reports, at all
stations east of the Rocky Mountains is
higher, from l degree to 10 degrees, than
the same for last year, except for Jackson
vile and Key West, Florida, which is
slightly lower, at latter l degree and 5
minutes. By comparing same Of this year
with that for a number Of years at the same
stations, or at others close by, it is observ-
ed that the former is from degree to de-
grees lower over the Southern, Middle and
New England States, Ohio and southern
portions Of Michigan, Illinois and Missouri,
but northwest of this region TO Minnesota,
Iowa and Nebraska 1t varies from degrees
above to degrees below. During the
month the weather has therefore been gen.
orally colder than usual, but warmer than
March oflast year, except in Utah, where It
has been somewhat colder this than last,
and at San Francisco, where there has ap-
pare"tly not been any change.
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1t is needless to say that we keep the
only extensive and elegant stock of import.
ed Corsets in the city.
ap13 1t D, LOVENAN & Co.
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TOWels.-Huckabuck Linen Towels SIC.
Southern Palace, 1l3 Church street.
apo wed, fri sat JOHN GILGAN & Co.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, new shades in
Lasso and Lussore Grenadines, the hand
soonest goods in re city, price 35c.
ap13 3t su, tu,thu g. RICE 81 Co.
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Lace Wrough Silk Poplins, something
entirely new; price Csc, cheap at 81.
sp13 81 su,tu,thu G.. RICE & Co.
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Ii you want to save money, buy your
Dry Goods at A. Winter & Bros, Is Union
street, ap13 sun.t ues sat
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Linen Lawns at 10 cts. a yard, worth
IS Cts, at A. Winter 81 Bros.
ap13 sun, tues, sat
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ALI new Goods at the Southern Palace,
113 Church street.
apo wed, fri,sat JOHN GILGAN & Co..
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A Bleached Shirtings 123 cents, at the
Southern Palace, lib Church street.
aF9 wed sat JOHN GILGAN & Co.
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Save % per cent and buy your shoes
at II Union street. We keep sAe latest styles
and cheapest goods in the city. Satisfaction
guaranteed. Trecy & Coyle. apis If
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Black Silk cheaper than any other
house in the city at A. Winter & Bros.
spl3 sun, tues,sat
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Elm street Church.

The singing exercise at Elm Street Church
Sunday evening was largely attended, and
the exercises reflected credit on the men,
bers Of the school.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-04-15

Our stock of Trimmings, Embroideries
and Ladies' Furnishing Goods comes up
to the wants of all. An examination is so
hcited. D. LovEMAN & Co,
apl3 2t
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LATEST MARRETS By TELEGRAPH

CHARLESTON, April 14.-COtton quiet;
middlings 1Ss61Sac; net receipts 396 bales;
exports coastwise S24 bales; sales 800 bales;
stock 2,798S bales.
SAVANNAH, April 14.-Cotton quiet;
niddlings 1876; net receipts 600 bales; ex-
ports to the continent 1850 bales; coastwise
Las bales; sales $50 bales; stock S9,976
bales.
MOBILE, April 14.-Cotton quiet and
weak; good ordinary 164c; low middlings
17!M17Sc; middlings 1S461S5c; net re-
ceip:s SIG bales; exports cosstwise 294 bales;
sales 400 bales; stock ,433 bales.
GALVESTON, April 14.-CottOn-net re-
ceipts Ga bales; exports to the continent
1850 bales; coastwise 6,311 bales; stock
60,559 bales.
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The handsomest assortment of Ladies'
Suits manufactured. G.. RICE g. Co.
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RAIN FALL.

As compared with the means Of num-
Der of years for the month, the rainfall re-
turns from the Signal Service stations show
a general deficiency at the stations east of
the Rocky Mountains and at s n Francisco,
from O.05 to 400 inches, except over the
southern portion of New England, northern
and western portions of the Middle States,
southeastern Louisiana, Jacksonville, Flor
ida, and eastern Tennessee and Kansas,
where the excess varies from O.10 TO 1876
inches.
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Ladies' White Hose at 8 cts. a pair and
upwards at A. Winter & Bros.
apis un,tues, sat
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The alarm of fire about IL o'clock yes
terday morning, proceeded from Ferguson's
carpenter shop, South Cherry street. 1t was
extinguished without the use Of the ma
chimes.
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Eagle Shoe StOre-Remoyed to No.
Union street, between College and Market.
mh30 If
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Black Alpacas at imported prices at A.
Winter g. Bros. ap13 sun,tues sat
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Lincoln oOun.y.
I'm RanaOn

III. w. Woodward has received his COM
mission as County Judge of Lincoln
county.
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The best Kid Gloves in the city at rs cts.
apair at A. Winter & Bros.
apI3 sur, tues, sat
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STATE OF THE wEATnEs.
WAR DEPARTMENT,

WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, D. C., April IA, 1875.
Pro6dbiLities.-The storm on Moss Bay
continues moving slowly northeastward
into New Brunswick and Nova Scotia.
That in Iowa advances northward, and a
third storm centre developes in North Caro-
lima and on middle Atlantic coast. For
Monday, in New England, except Maine,
continued north and northwest winds,
cloudy and clearing weather. For lower
lakes and western portion Of the Middle
States increasing north AM st winds and
cloudy weather. For Middle sn1 Atlantic
States nortbeasterly winds and rising tenn
perature. For Virginia and South Atlantic
States southwesterly winds, with clouds and
rain. From Alabama westward, southeast
winds, veer to cold northwest, with cloudy
weather. For upper lakes increasing
northeasterly winds, with rain. Caution
airy signals continue at Boston, Portland,
Chicago, Grand Haven, Milwaukee and
Duluth, and are ordered for Norfolk and
Wilmington.
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ap6 81

Every description of Dry Goods sold Is
per cent. cheaper at the National Store than
any house in the city.
MCGLoIN & CURRID,
ap6 At sun, wedfri&sun 38Pub. Square.
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CITY NoTICES.

Fresh supply of elegant JewelrY and
other useful and ornamental goods at the
so Cents Store, No. s Union street. 1t
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Ii you want any thing in the Dry Goods
line, call at j. Il. Bonds, 81 Union street.
ap13 st
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STEAM

For Cairo, Memphis, st. Louis
and New Orleans.
TIHE Fine Steamer
TYRONE, eHe1s&s5a
Tom Harmon, Master, Alex. Hard, sss-ssseE
Clerk, will leave as above WEDNESDAY, 18th
inst, at 4 O'Clock P. Il.
For freight or passage apply on boArd0r % 9
Agents. aplo u
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A beautiful line Of Sash and Ribbons
at 81 yard, fully worth g.
apl3 su,tu,t thu G. RICE & Co.
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Lost.
Collections.

A reporters notebook. Return to this
office.
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Trade Palace,
IA PUBLIC SQUARE.
NEW SPRING GOODS!

New Spring Dress Goods;
New sage, Shades In CroaOnaess
New Indian TussOre, (NOVelffes) 25e.
per yard;
New Bafease and Esemriestas. IH tn %.
New Norwich Cautions, 35e, worth see
New and latest Shades Yetlds, 32Ke.
New French BOmbazine, 9Oe, worth
SIPS;
New Australian Grapes, 45e per ara:
New Iamise, soc. worth soc;
New EPangiines, pure SILK chain, 45c.
= r Il Q = AL.
New Black GrOgraiR Stlk, SI.5O, wOrtEs
New Black Grezrian SILK, sI.70, worth
New CoIOred SILKS, zoe. worth sI.2A
New brands Black Alpaca.
New SilS Lusters.
New Grenadines. I2Ke, worth use.
New GreRRpie, 25e.
New liable Damasfk, fine quality, soc.
New Loom Table Damask, 35c.
New Towels, new Napkins and DOyfes
New COuBferPanes, 81 upwards.
New line Piques. white, buff and figured, 15C
New Laees, new Fichues, novelties.
New Kid Gloves, each pair warranted, Soc
New Ruffiimg and kuchings-
New Hosiery, English and Balbriggan.
New ParRs0ls, ali Etylesl
Ladies, please call and examine my stock.
TRADE PALACE,
Il Public square
misc cod I'm sun tues, and thurs.
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Monthly Weather Review for March.
STORMS.

During this month eleven storms have
crossed portions Of the country east of tie
Rocky Mountains. The paths of Their
centres have, approximately, been traced
upon the War Department Weather Mars,
Signal Service .. s. A.
The centre Of that of March l, 2, 8 and
passed from Texas over the Gulf States
| as a diminished pressure on the LIST and
I'd, accompanied by heavy rains and brisk
winds, which increased to high northerly
along the Texas coast on the list and % /;
thence northeastward along the Atlantic
coast, followed by brisk and high northerly
70 westerly winds over South Atlantic and
Middle States, but brisk and high north
easterlY, backing to north westerly, over east
Atlantic coast, and accompanied by heavy
rain over the South Atlantic States but
by generally light fnow over the Middle and
Eastern States; this was followed on the I'd
and Sd by very cold weather and brisk and
high northwesteTly winds from the North
west and upper lakes to the Gulf, which on
the Sd and 4th extended eastward over the
Atlantic coast; on the Sd thermometer
readings from 10 to SO degrees below zero
were reported from Minnesota.
March 6, and S-nearly due east over
Dakota, Minnesota, and Upper Michigan
into Canada, preceded by rain and brisk to
high essterly and southerly winds from the
upper Mississippi valley and Tennessee to
the Lakes ard northern portions. of the Mid
die and Eastern States; followed by coca
sional snow over the Lakes and Minnesota,
and by brisk and high westerly winds fom
the Missouri valley eastward over the Mid
die and Eastern States, increasing to GALES
over the lakes.
March 8, and 10-from southern Da-
kots, a little south of east over Iowa, Iii
nois and Indiana, as diminished pressure.
accompanied by fresh and brisk winds only:
but thence east over Ohio, PENNSYLVANIA.
and beyond Cape Cod increasing in sever.
ity, with brisk shd high winds and gener-
ally light rain or snow from Tennessee and
North Carolina to Ohio, and thence to
Maine.
March 10 and 11-from Dakota over
Minnesota and Lake Superior into Canada
and continuing north of the st. Lawrence
valley ; preceded by brisk and high eaSterly
to southerly winds, and followed by brisk
and high westerly to northerly winds; ac-
companied by areas of light rain or snow
from Missouri to Minnesota and Lakes Su-
perlor and Huron, but thence eastward
over the Middle and Eastern States bec0m- |
ing general and at places heavy.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Lost,

DETWEEN No. Is NORTH HIGH STREET
ID and the First Presbyterian Church,
A sable Fur Cape.
Th3 finder will be suitably rewarded by leaV-
ing same at No. 16 North High street.
ap152t
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Fire.

The sum of s., 19s.40 was paid into the
Internal Revenue office yesterday.
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-01-18
Seventh Legislature of Arizona

From Fred Henry, of the layapai delcga- ton, we learn of the organization of the Leg isature Both houses assembled on the 9th, nearly all the members elect being present Little was done on that day beyond the quail lication of members.
 On the Tth the Council elected J. r. liar grave, of Prescott, President; J. T. Alsap, oi Phoenix, Secretary w. Osborn, of Tucson. Asst. See; J. <. Douglas, of Tucson, Sgt-at- Arms C. Leon, of Tucson, DOorkceper and other Tucson citizens were chosen to fill the other clcrkships, etc.
 Jan. S. Third day.-The Council elected Rev. G. A. Rccder, Chaplain, received notice of organization of the House, appointed joint committee to notify the Governor of readi ness of both Houses to receive communica tons from him.
 Jan. g. Fourth day-'This day little was done except the meeting of both Houses iu | iuint convention to near the Governors Mes sage.
 Jan. 10. Fifth day.-lp each House the day was occupied in consideration Ot the Govern or's Message, adoption of rules and minor details.
 The House organized on the Sth by th, election of officers as follows: Speaker, c. II Oury, of Tucson; Chief Clerk, lIylcr Ott Wm. Wood, Asst. Clerk, both of Tucson Edwin Preble, of Prescott, Sgt-at-Arms; J McCann, Door. keeper; John Dobbs, Watch man. Rev Antonio Jourvanceau was unani mously elected Chaplain.
 Our correspondent kindly sent full list O the House committees appointed, which can not be published this week
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-01-18
The Report of the Peace Com
 missioner.

Q. .. Howard, will be found in full on the fourth p1Se of this paper. It will be inter esting to every Arizonan, and generally con sidercd as fair and comparatively unpreju- dicud. lis recommendation that tine White Mountain and Chiricahua reservations be placed under the control of the New Mexican Indian Ayency, and that Camps Apache and Bowie bo joined to the military district will hardly be approved by our readers. We feel ina, Grueral Crook is able to care for all the luiia-s inside of Arizona.
 li vl be seen that the order of President Grant establishes the reservation lines as General Howard laid them out.