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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-08-10

SNNDER-The funeral services Of DR.. GEo.
SNYDER, VIII be held this evening al half
past three O'Clock, by the pastor, Rev. Geo. A.
Lotion, at The First Baptist church. The rela-
tlVes and friends OF Dr. J. Il. Graves and the
deceased, viii meet the remains at the Louis
vil1e depot at three O'Clock IN the evening,
from whence they will be conducted to the
church. Carriages at the church, and at Fla
herty, Marley & SulIiyans ..... --
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broke and the flames were coming In
upon him. He then swan ashore with
two women, then saved six or eight
passengers and made a second trip with
the boat, rescuing three coIored women
and one child, who were hanging to the
rudder, after which be swan out again
and made two unsuccessful ATTEMPTS to
rescue Officer Reeds wife. When la
reached tie stern Of the boat for thelast
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THREE csILDRES.

two white and one eolOred. were there,
whom he tried to get at, but the flames
prevented, and they were burned. He
then baled out the life-boat, and took
nine dead bodies to the wharf-foar
white and five colored. Some idea may
be formed Of the excitement prevailing
from the fact that of five hundred life1
preseryers ON board only two were used
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA opens Octo-
u Der lst; continues through nine months.
1t is organized in schools on the elective sys-
TEN, with full courses in Classics, Literature,
Science with practice in Chemical and Physl-
cal LabOratOFies), in Law, Medicine Engi-
neering, Teaching and Agriculture. Apply
for Catalogues to JAMES F. HARRISOh.
Chairman, p. q. University of Virginia, Abe
marie county, Virginia. aulO
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Professor Wiss says: "Whiie the
complete crossing of the sea by balloon
is very desirable in giving ec50t 10 the
project, it seems TO me that ii Is not the
most important feature Of the scheme.
The grand principle involved is, does
the air roll round the world from west TO
east at the average rate of forty-five TO
fifty miles an hour faster than the We
locity of the earth?''
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The New York Typographical union
No. held festival 1T Lion park in that
city yesterday evening, which was
crowded with guests. The proceeds OF
the festival are to assist in erecting q
Typographical institute.
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COMPTROLLER OFFICE,
-AsHNILLE. VENE.. August Z. lSI3.

The friends Of Captain Hadwin, muir.
dered in Greene street, New York, on
Monday night state that he was also
robbed. The members of the Masonic
fraternity of Fall River, Massachusetts,
where Hadwin belonged, and leaves y
wife and child, took charge of the body.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-08-10

Ann Farley, employed in shirt fac
tory at New Haven, Connecticut, yes
terday morning had her hair caught in
the machinery, and her scalp and ear
and a portion of her cheek were torn
ofT,
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Further particulars from the late In
dian fight say that the Sioux, when they
gained possession Of the Pawnees, at
tackled and killed number Of squaws
and children, dashing the papooses'
brains out against the ground. The
Pswnees lost the meat Of about six hun
dred buffalos that they had killed. The
Sioux numbered seven hundred and fifty
men, under Snowfiock, Whistler's sue
cessor. Their loss was thirty warriors.
Troops from Fort AIcP Pherson have forced
them back on their reservation.
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TO PBANTER3
OIL COMPANIES.

II am now prepared, from long experience, to
/ repair COttOn-(iins and Iinters Of all the
Inherent makes with prom ptness, cOnsistingOf
rentting journals, jcurnal-boxes, making new
etc. hEng BY hand or machinery bri =
tles and bristle-strips. Saws and rios
always on hand. Also, one or u
Gin-sa aw fling machines for sale, with capaciiy
for fling sixty to eighty saws per day, ard
makes a nice, round, pointed tOoth' ENTIRE
satisfaction guaranteed IN every case.
ElOU-COrner Of Main and Georgia Stss,
Naar Mississippi and Tennessee Depot, MenI-
phis. Tennessee. 4. ". HAChMANs
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Daily Breeze, the ehoTse-thief who MUIR
dered his brother a short time since,
was examined at Cairo yesterday, ana
committed to jail for trial at regular
term of the criminal court.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-08-10

Michael Rubery, of1OO Wickof street,
Brooklyn, who quarreled with his
mother and aunt on the night of the
fourth instant, has been arrested on the
charge of fatally injuring the latter.
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LITERARY DEPARTMENT
CUMBERLAND UNIVERSITY,
Lebanon, Tenn.

UyHE FHty-Fifth Term opens SEPTEMBER
/ Tst. Students are expected 20 pe On I5 shS
ground promptly. This institution mas si luli
and sble Faculty, and presents unsnl passed
afivanfa0as Send for College Journal 20
b, w. MCDONALD, ID. D., LID,
amin President, Lebanon, Tenn. T
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-08-10

King Ludwig contemplates an iRcog.
visit to the Vienna exposition.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-08-10

An eighteen-thousand-dollar fire en-
tertained the denizens of Porkopolis at
eleven O'Clock last night.
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st. Louis has failed to furnish fatal
railway item the past two days.
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NEW ADYERTISEMENTS.
MASONIC NOTICE.
NOTICE.

PURCHASERS at the sale Of LOIS AT
LUCY DEPOT on the Sth instant, will
find their deeds in readiness on Thursday.
August l4th, at our Office, when and where
they will please call and comply with the
terms of sale.
August 10th. IRRELEVANT & co.
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Important News from Cuba.

NEW YORK, August 9.-It is reported
in Spanish circles, in this city, that tele-
grams from Havana We're received yes
terday, by Spanish commercial house,
by high Spanish functionary in this
country, to the effect that General Por-
tillo, at the head of three thousand men,
had routed and captured Cienfugos with
out shot being fired, and that he pro-
claimed Don Carlos king of Spain.
Many of the leading Spaniards of Ha-
vana, including generals in the army,
colonels of volunteer regiments, Jesuits,
and several of the leading slave-traders
of the island, are said to be co-conspira-
tors with General PoTtillo for the over
throw of the republican government of
Spain.
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New YORK, August "a special from
Washington says the best information
obtainable shows the number of lives
lost by the burning of the steamer Wa
wassett is probably not over twenty.
There is no wharf at Charleston Point,
where the steamer was burned, and
landing is made by the use of small
boats. One of these was being unshipped
for this purpose, when
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An TGLT PICTURE IN A FRESH AS.
PEI.

The balm of hurt minds,
Chief nouriSher in LIES feast
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Chronicles of the Turf.


BUFFALO, August 9.-In the race free
to all to-day, for a purse of S7500-S4000
to the first horse, $1,000 to the second,
and $500 to the third-Goldsmit Maid
won in-three straight heats; American
Girl second, and Jim Irving distanced.
Time, 2:20}. 2:202, 2:2l3. Judge Fuller
ton and Lucy were withdrawn, the lat
ter ON account of lameness. The race
was regarded rs merely an exhibition
affair.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-08-10

We find the following in the Nashville
Union and american, of Friday, and
publish it as full vindicatiOn of the in
tegrity and patriotism of one of the
most useful citizens of the State, a
gentleman who, as official, as privaIe
citizen, or as editor, is above reproach !:
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-08-10

SIX HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS.
The coal-baTk which so narrowly es-
capped was the Gertrude. The wind
being off the shore, saved the Grand
Trunk depot and the Gait block. The
body of the stewardess of the Dirigo has
been found; that of her daughter has
not yet been recovered. Frank Taylor,
of the Dirigo, is also thought to have
been drowned.
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CHICAGO, August 9. John w.
Young, the ex-clerk in the Chicago post
office, who was engaged in forging
postal money-orders, and who was ar
rested ia Massachusetts a few days ago
by postoffice detectives, is reported to
have escaped from the officers who were
bringing him here by jumping from the
train near Edgerton, Indiana, last night,
ard 70 olrinc, 70 the mood
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NEW YORK, August 9.-Bank state
ment-loans, increase, S771, 900; specie,
decrease, S452, 200; legal tenders, de-
crease, 81, OBS, 200; net deposit, decrease,
81, III, 800; circulation, increase, S35, 500;
specie shipments to-day, 500, ,674, in sill
hnr
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-29
Latest from Mohave County.

Mr. Calvin White arrived here early Thurs day afternoon, with the mail. He informs us that the animals on the route were getting well of the epizootic; says that Mir. Hardy has placed the road in iirslrato condition, and that two weeks from now, mail wagons will be running.
 4 letter from Wm Cory of Cerbat, in forms us the Supervisors had canvassed the vote for county seat, and decided in favor oi Cerbat, to which place the redords, etc, have been removed The citizens of Chloride talked of contesting the matter.
 Charlie Spencer, superintendent of the Cu- pei and Tiger mining company, had just re, turned from San Francisco with money and hoisting machinery to work the company's mines.
 Little Chief ore, shipped to San Francisco | by Cory & Potts, yielded Sl0Sl.72 per ton l Last steamer took four tons of '63 ore.
 Two mines were being opened near tho store of Cory & Potts, Cerbat.
 The mill at Mineral Park was working tailngs.
 Miners and prospectors were arriving by th' score. from Nevada and California. Many of them were bound for Prescott.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-29

MoRE Trcsos MosEY-we said, in last MINER, that Gen. J. J. Dana, the worthy and efficient chief qusrtermaster of the mill. tary department of Arizona, had received sufficient funds to pay contractors and others, all moneys due them by government. Well, this money is in the shape of cheques on the U s. depository at Tucson. and very hard money it is to get rid of, at least in this To cality. But, we arc told that this is posi- tvely the last time that such money will b' paid out here. We hope so.
 The great desire of citizens and military i' to have depository established right here or, failing in this. they want to see Nationa Bank started The way things now go, tn people of Northern Arizona have little or m business with Tucson mail connection wit that place is slow and not very regular, iron which government cannot fail to see and ad init the injustice of forcing us to send or s there to get currency for checks.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-29

T. Loissillou and Judge John Howard hare gone to Yuma to settle the estate of the late Man ucl Ravena
 George Snyder, an old and faithful employe Of the c. NJ. department, Fort Whippe, has gone east.
 B. F. Riggs has gone to visit his many friends in Nevada.
 All the above persons, besides T. Bullock and and Mary Dawson, went out by Grants stage Dr. J. H. Pierson, superintendent ot the stage line, came up and departed by stage He Tn formed us that most of his animals were suffering with disease, but that he was bound to get passen gers and mails through on time, as usual.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-29
SIMMONS.

 | dicial District
 Yavapai County Arisona Territory, s.s.
 GEORGE LoUNr, Plaintiff }
 agdtRst
 ANNIE E. LoUST, Defeadant,
 Action brogh, 10 the District Court of the Third Ju. aieia District and for the county of YavsPs n the Territory of Arizona
 The Territory oi Arizona sends greeting 10 ANNIE F. LoUNT Defendant
 You hereby summoned and required to appear ID sn action brought agans, you by the above named pantn n the District Court of the Third Judicial District In and for the county Ysvapa in the Territory of Arrona to an wer the complaint therein, filed in the once o the clerk said Court Prescott in said county and Terri tory Ca copy which complaint accompanies this sum mons) within twenty days exolusye of the day of ser yce service upon yon Of this summons served in this county and served oO, of this county snd within this district then within thirty days or judgment ny de fault will bs taken against according to the prayer | said complaint
 This artiou is brOesh, praying is decree of dyorc' from bonds of mAtrmony, the grounds of il treat ment - And you are hereby notified that if you fall to appeal and the complaint above directed the pianui will default agains and apply to the Coar !" the relief demanded in his said complaint Given under my hand and the seal oi sad Disuc Court at Prescott, this 18th day of March leI3
 nal ED W WELLS Clerk. H. H. CAKTTHR & soN, Attorneys for Plaintiff. mh29tl0
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-29

Monday last, we took good look through o' r. Mead & Cos trading establishment, and saw more goods than would load several steamooa's. They have n plentiful supply of everything needed In this or any other country, and do right llNely wholesale and retail business Their celia Is hed with wine liquor, brandy cigars canned stun, gro how and where 10 stow away several wagon-loads of goods now on the way, and would, no douot wholesale old articles at very low rates.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-29

Copper smelting is carried on successfully in Utah. We long for the time when copper smelling will be among the industries of our Territory, the copper lodes of which-for richness and siss--are not equalled by those of any other State or Territory west of the Missouri.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-29
Chr e Miner.

Mes.rs. T. stonchouse and Wm. Cole, two oi our representatives in the recent legislature a'' rived home, this week, from Pima county MT s.a.a,o,so v,s,,cd the Pueblo viejo settlement o.' ,h. nnner Giin but was not struck with the upospect of selling grain, in that vicinity after he had learned that grain was being delivered at Mt Graham at 2 cents per pound.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-29

Election, Saturday last, made Mir. Graham r. Foster a councilman of this incorporated village The vote was: G. P. Foster, TOT; w. J. Tonp kIns. 52 But little interest was taken m 'he eiec tiop. as the light vote shows. The "clty govern ment will now, we hope, go on ana give t"c 'u'"s n tral
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-29

MT. wm. II. Hardy arrived in our town Tues day last. from Mohaye county, and departed for home Thu.sdsy. He has, with force Of work men, been repairing his toli-road, which is now in excellent condition, fov aN kind of teams and vehicles. In fact it is the best road In Northern Arfz
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-29

Mir. J. Bones brought here, recently, from Los Angeles. Cal, a wagon-ioad of fresh fruit, and started back yesterday tTriday), with following named gentlemen passengers: Y. A Cook' l. Otto, R. Pardee, and n Mir. Lang. Mr. Pardee goss to visit his parents and other relatives In New York. Messrs Cook and Lang will not go farther than California, while Mir, QUO goes direct to Pu get sound. All expect to return.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-29

c. c. Genung is pp heEe from Peoples Valley, on business connected with the Wickenburg and Prescott toll-road, which Institution Is every day making new admirers. It Is now ir fine condition
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-29

II. W. Fleury has received his commission as Probate Judge of this county. petition asking for the same signed by almost all our citizens, which goes to show the feeling of the popular heart for his Honor.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-29

Is well known fact that Dyspepsia and Indigestion are ,h. causes of nearly all the diseases that the human body is heir then why Tay enormous doctors bils Ky using Dr. Henleys celebrated l. Btern they can he thotouehly the system and life i'm parted o the sufferer Read ph yscans certificates in ad rs,i..m.n, I'm an,aheY column mh29m3
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-29

A. J. Moore, P. Brannan and II. A. Eastman ar rived from Camp Bealc Springs during the week They report the wallapais as being good natured. Mir. Eastman, who Is special agent Tor the Wa'Ia' paIs is now going to move his family out there'
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-29

No more need of being sick, as Dr. McCandless has just receiveda good supply of fresh medicines the use of which he thoroughly understands and is desirous of putting them where they VIII do saost good"
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-29

WEATHER continues warm and pleasant. On several days the sky was quite cloudy Peais oi thunder have been heard. wo ought to receive more rain soop.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-29

Mir. c. A Luke Is commissioned, by the Gov ernor, to represent Arizona at the Vienna Worid's Fair. Bring in your metals and minerals, boys as Luke Is just tue man to exhibit them to oui friend the Emperor of Austria.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-29

Col. Nelson, of the pay department, Captaiii Nickersss, Lieut. Ross and other military gentle men of Fort WhippIe, have recently visited Camp Date Greek, oa duty. We learn that Col. Nelson will sooa start on paying tour to Camp huaipa' and other p0sts west of us.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-29

Mir. Jos. Collingwo1d, of Florence, was re gently taken sick, at Salt River, while or his way home from Prescott. Hope hel soon recover.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-29

Rev. c. A. Reedcr got of very good sermon on last Sabbath, and in the evening, delivered an Instructive discourse on manners, morals, ctc'
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-29

Barnard's liauor.icc is warranted to make poor man feel as if he had feet in our best mines. The MINER "boy." have tried it, and were influenced to think that Oakes Ames had offered them large sums of money, ito be put where 1t was most needed"
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-29

TIE EPIzoorIo is still with us, or, rather with our animals. But, it is of very mild type, and cannot much longer retain it's holt here.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-29

Young onions and radshcs, from Prescott gar dens. are in market. Mir. D. J. Lount has favored this office with onions from his brother Georges place. near town.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-29

Messrs. A. Barnett and c. c. Bean arrived eere recently from the Salt River region. MT. E. says that the grain crop is so far advanced that iroS' would hurt much of It.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-29

The Twenty thlrd Ipfanry Band will play the following selection, this (saturday) afternoon 2, 2oeiopk' No. ], Dupclier Change March Q Gipsey Polka 3 Dead on the Field sf Battle, [" 4 PTupSian Prize Qqiekstep. |" 8 Stable Call waltz, " c, sOug-My Angel 1" q Polka Mszurka 1" 6, HuTfsR Galop.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-29

The party of officers, spoken Of elsewhere "' rived home from Date Creek, Wednesday iast' Mir Hughus came up with the party.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-29
Apportionment of School Funds.

The Territorial board of education met March l-pres ent A. F. K SafoTd and l.. M Jacobs of he board The teasurers report the board showed e 4Oo 5l to the credit of the Territorial school fund The school census ero from several counties showed @ children in Mo. have l0a in Maricopa. 2ll in Yavapai 600 in Yuma and in Pima upon which bass this apportionnspt was made viz: To Pima, s544 n; to Yuma, s5il 20 to Yayapai sl9o 90; 10 Maricopa, s92 a. to Mohave s37 sO The Territorial auditor then directed tc
 draw ha n favor of the several county treasurer for the amounts respectively due.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-29

Messrs. Moore, Osborn and Hayes left us, this week, for their homes in Salt River valley we were sorry 10 sec them depart so soon.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-29

Mr. and Mrs. John Rees were. on Friday oi ''s' week, honcred with dance, which took place a' the hall of the Library Association.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-29

Messrs. Hutchison X Blair have over loo head of good mllch cows on Burnt ranch, near Prescott
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-29

John Raible has moistcned the MINER whistle with keg of his excellent lager.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-29

The San Francisco Chronicles Washington correspondent says:
 Major Samuel Woods Is assigned as chief pay master of the military division of the Pacific Colonel Robert Aleu Is ordered to report for as signlnent as chief of the quartermaster's depart ment iD the military division of the Pacific.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-29
Musical.

Dr. V. Havard and T. s. Graves arrived by stage yesterday morning, from southern Arizona.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-29

Mir. A. Frank, . good and honorable business Inap, of EhTepberg, Is here on business.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-29

Nessrs. Cal. Jackson, T. c. Roddlck and severn other persons came in from California this "e'A
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-29
dditien tO regular store articles, 'hey heep oh nA IE LUMBER AND sHINGLl
 -ALso-
 HARLEY and CORN.

Mi, Fish A, Tucson and Mir Colliugwood st Florence will be pleased receive calls from such oitlxsas o Northern Anzoaa New Mexico and California, as may visit or pass these places mhs<f'
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-29

Many miners in northern Colorado are 90 ing to the San Juan country.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-29
School Matters.

Full particulars concerning school matters in Arizona, will be found in the comprehen- sve report of Gov. Stafford, ez-cfciO superin- tendcnt of public schools.
 The Tucson Citizen of March IS, gives the following additional information:
 Aprortionuent of School Funds.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-29

Wagons from Walnut Grove, this week, with produce.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-29

In Pima county Arizona always hsd with fnli l.ne' of such goods needed in the Territory and ,ha ths ape facilities for purchasing and receiving goods enable them ,o sell articles far ess money, than any othe firm in Southeastern Arzoua-