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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1874-07-23
REMINGTON SEWING MACHINE.
AWARDED
The medal for Progress"
All VIENNA. Is-73-
The Highest Order Of Medal Awarded
the Exposition.
No SeaCing Machine ReceiCed a High
er Prize.
A FEW GOOD REASONS:

IA New Invention thoroughly tested and
secured by Letters Patent.
2-Makes a perfect Lock Stitch, alike on
both sides, on all kinds of goods.
3.-Runs Light, Smooth, Noiseless and Rap
id-best combination of qualities.
4.-Durable--Runs for years without re-
pairs
5.-Win do all varieties of Work and Fancy
Stitching in superior manner.
Els most easily managed by the operator.
Length of Stitch may be altered while run
ming, and machine can be threaded without
passing through holes.
6.-Desgn Simple, Ingenious, Elegant
forming the stitch without the use of Cog
Wheel Gears, Rotary Cams or Lever Arms.
Has the Automatic Drop Feed which insures
uniform length of Stitch at any speed. Has
our new Thread Controller, which allows easy
movement of needle-bar and prevents injury
to thread.
6.-Construction most careful and finished
1t is manufactured by the most skillful and
experienced mechanics, al the celebrated
REMINGTON ARMORY, Lion, New YORK.
NEW YORK OFFICE,
No. q Madison square,
Lkurtz's Building
July D. "A I'm
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1874-07-23

GTUDENTS Teachers Ministers and Agents
- make $50 per month selling the new Illus
trated peoples STANDARD EDITION OF HOLY
BIBLE with It's Histories, Aids, and Dictionary,
Best and Cheapest, Extra terms. Outfit
free Write at once and secure work. Adj
dress ZIEGLER & McCURDY, st. Louis, Mo.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1874-07-23

MISSISSIPPI LiquidatIng Levee Bonds.
A large amount for sale. See advertise
ment elsewhere.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1874-07-23
BELLEVuE HIGH SCHOOL.
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UN VA TENN. B. r.. II HHr WEST
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-07
AROUND THE CITY HALL.

The Aldermanic committee which is at presens
making an investigation into matters at the Pot
ter's Field have decided, in view OF the fact that r
was reported that Grand Master French, whose
death was the cause Of the investigation, died of
dehrium tremens. The committee wants to ind
out II the dead gentleman was Of incorporate
habits, and whether IL would not have been an
easy matter to have notified his friends OF h,s CON-
ultlon. Inc committee believe that French's death
was not the result OF intemperance at all.
fhe Mayor, Comptroller Green and Dexter A.
hawkins were together yesterday afternoon for
some Time; the object OF the meeting had refer.
ence, IL Is believed to the case before the Court OF
pervisors as an auditing board.
shefin conner Will to-day levy on the property Of
tne sureues OF Th0mas Conan and Harry Genet,
VINO nave ned from justice. Yesterday the execu
lions In the cases were issued on the forfeited
action.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-07
ASSEMBLY.
ALBANY, Feb. Q, 1874.
BILLS INTRODUCED.

BILLS IkTRODUCED.
BY Mr.. MACKEY-To amend the Apprentice law.
BY Mr.. @. s. SPEScER-To provide Tor the contin-
nance OF suits or actions. II gives the right TO
representatives Of deceased persons to continue
SUITS
BY Mr.. BLuMENrHAL-To charter the Salt Water
Supply Company OF New York.
BY Mr.. KIRK-To improve Worth street, New
York, from Broadway to Chatham street.
BILLS REPORTED.
BY Mr.. PRINCE-Amending the Revised Statutes
relating to the disability Of surrogate IRON act
ing in certain cases.
Also to amend the act to authorize corporations
to change their names.
Also adverse to the bill providing for the safe
keeping OF papers and records In surrORates'
offices. Agreed to.
Also adverse to the bill for the relief OF married
women possessed OF separate estates. Agreed to-
Also ADVERSE to the Dill relative to the sale OF
real estate. Agreed TO.
Also bill for the consideration OF the House
relative TO the publication OF notlces OF election
Mr.: BLuMENTHAL called up his resolution to
effect -
IMPROVEMENT IN STREET CLEANING
IN New York, lie sustained the adoptl0n OF the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-07
M. dc Brumend.

The death at Paris, at the age of seventy-nino
years, is announced OF M. De Brumend, formerly
Minister OF France in Brazil diplomatist who en-.
loyed an excellent reputation for talent and can.
dor OF expression.
Arizona weekly miner., 1874-03-27
Gold in New York ill2i. Grocnbacks in

Gold in New York ill3{. Groenbacks in San Francisco s9 and 90i.
 City of Mexico, March l5.-A mob, on the night of March 7th, attacked the protestant Chapel in Pueblo, smashed windows and furniture destroyed the Bible and stoned the pastor Rev Antonio Cowal.
 Sacramento, March 2l--In tho Assembly. to-day, Suydus lill 10 regulate the Tyle- graph came up Snyder made a long speech in it's favor. Bowers of San Diego replied, defending the ". |. T. Co. from the charge of unjust discrimination. The Assembly re- fused to pass the bill by vote of 2G to 3j Snyder gave notice of motion to recon sidcr
 Washington, March 2O.-The Sub Com mittec on Banking and Currency, who have been Investigating the affairs of the First National Bank, to day submitted their re- DOT. to The full committee, and charge grave irregularities on the part of officers of the bank. Among other things, just previous to the iuilure of thc bank their capital was deposited with Jay Cooke tt Co.,; also, the indebtedness of the N. P. R. R. had been carried by the bank since July r., 1872. The Committee say that the officers cannot be punished under the laws, and recommend an amendment of the laws to cover such cases.
 Cincinnati, March 2l.-E. Behler, banker and agent for European steamships, was shot, supposed fatally, by an unknown person last night.
 Raleigh, x G. March e0.-Upheavals at Bald Mountain becoming more serious. Peo. pie still leaving the vicinity
 St. Louis, March 20.-The machine shops of the X. r. R. R. Co., in the Eastern part of the city, were destroyed by fire last night. I 1lsrt
 YUMA.
 Yuma, X. T., March 2l.-To- days Senti- mel states that fire assay was made by the Castle Dome Smelting Co., on ore from the southeastern part of the Territory. and the result shows it to be worth S2.279 per ton in silver, and It per cent copper.
 Vim. E. Hooper & Co. hast week shipped 91,G00 pounds of citizen and l6,300 pounds of Government freight.
 David Neahr shipped 20,00Opounds of cit izen freight to Tucson.
 TUCSON
 Tucson, March 23.-Maj. Randall returned to San Carlos on the 18th. His command with that of Capt Hamilton. struck Eskmin. zin's camp about l5 miles northeast of Flo- renee and killed II bucks, captured thirty odd squaws and children, forty horses and mules, large lot of amunition, some arms and all the camp equipage. The Apache, occupied strong and fortified position high in the mountains and first opened fire Three soldiers were wounded and Major Randall and Capt Hamilton narrowly escaped. The White Mountain Indian soldiers behaved spIendidly.
 All quiet with Cachise.
 Weather clear to day.
Arizona weekly miner., 1874-03-27

The trade dollar commands premium of one bali per cent. on gold stand land in New York.
Arizona weekly miner., 1874-03-27
NOT ICE.

KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS That
 the undcrsg gned, claim aud have this day located and taken possession of for agricultural aud grazing purposes a tract uf land described as follows;
 Commencing at this stake which is Ia the northeast Of the claim and running south mile to stake thence onefourth mile Co stake thence north one mile to stake thence east place of beginning in cluding what known Napais Springs, about forty eight miles northeast from Camp Apache, in YHvapai county Arizona and the road leading from said Camp Apache to New Mexico MELQUlADES LUNA.
 fniv g5th Ig5l
Arizona weekly miner., 1874-03-27
SUMMONS.

TERRIToRY OF ARIZONA, COUNTY OF YAvA. } pai, Prescott. Precinct
 In the Justice Cour, in and for the County Yavapa
 The Peepte c( hs Territory gf Arizona 10 Jas. Y. TiernaHs
 You are Hereby summoned Co appear before me si my office in Prescott n said county Of Yavspa the h day of May, A D. ls74. al 10 o'clock h the complaint of Charles A. Luke, plaintiff for the oi fny dollars for money loaned, when ugdmen will bs taken against you for ths said amount together with and damages, if you fail 10 appear aBd answer.
 Given under my hand this llth day of March. A. D. ls74 JAS C. OTIS
 marl34 Justice of the Peace Of said CSuzty
Arizona weekly miner., 1874-03-27
NOT ICE.

KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS That | the undersigned claim and have this day located ard taken possession o or agricultural and grazing pufTuses a tract of land described as follows.
 Commencing At this stake, which s the northeast corner Of the claim, and runuing south two miles thence west eighth mile thence north two miles thence east o place of beginning including what is kBowa ConchU Sprngs the head of Concho Greek, tributary of the Little Colorado river and situated ths west of the wagon road leading from Camp Apache to the Little Col orado river, in YavRpai county, Arizona
 JESUS MARIA LUNA. July 25,h lsTJ,
Arizona weekly miner., 1874-03-27
NOT ICE.

KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS That the undersigned claim, and have his day located and taken possession Of for agricultural and grazing purposes a tract of land, situated Rs follows;
 Commencing at this stake which the northeast corner of the claim, and running south two miles tO stake thence west uneeighh mile tO stake thence north miles to stake thence eas, Co place Of beginning n ciudlng what is kuowu inc Lake Springs situated about mile southeast of Concho Springs aud tbe side of the wagon road going from Camp Apache to the little Colorado river, in YavaIai county Arzona.
 ANTONIO JOSE LUNA. July 25 Is73.
Arizona weekly miner., 1874-03-27

ciuc, la the county Of Yavapa Territory ut Arizona. Jas. C. Otis ]. r, DANIEL THORNE, Plaintiff,
 T. ugbiHH r....
 JAS. S. TuQMAs Defendant
 The Territgry cf 1rfrona SsHds greeting To Jas. $ Thomas, defendant
 You hereby summoned to appear before ai my office iu Prescott in inc county Ot NavaIa, on the 2I day of April A, h.. l-7i, at n o'clock, m, u ton brought against you by said pniuiiG io answer the complaint of the above named plaintiff.
 Said action brought Co the of three hnn drod dollars money loaned, or judgment will be taken against yuu for the said amount together with cosis u this suit f you fail to appear and answer.
 To the Sheriff any Constable Of said County greeting Make legal service and due return hereof
 Given under my hand this 2Gth day of February, A. D. 1874. JAS. C. OTIS.
 febg7 A Justice of the Peace of sad Precinct
Arizona weekly miner., 1874-03-27
NOT ICE.

KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS. Ths, the undersigned, claim and have this day located and taken possession Of of land for agricultural aod grazing purposes, described as follows:
 Commencing al this stake which the southeast of the claim, and running west quarter mile stake thence north and one-hAf miles a stake. thence one.fourh mile a stake; thence south 10 place of hsginnng including what is known as Mineral sprugs situated about ortyiwO miles northeast Of Camp Apache Yayspai county, Ari1ouA Territory.
 TRANQUILISO LUNA. July g. Io53. nov2syI
Arizona weekly miner., 1874-03-27
Music and Musical Instruments

ROA Arizonans In need of Musical Ins,rp- SssSIW ments, Sheet Music, etc.. will and 1t 'o N1% &xf their interest to send orders to CHARLES
 S>A Vs. EATON, l3s Montgomery Street, San Francisco California who kesps the largest and best 'ahs'y on the Pacific Coast jly5
Arizona weekly miner., 1874-03-27
Executors Notice.

Estate of JOHN HENRY LOUIS WORKMAN, Deceased. Notice is hereby given ta the creditors of and all per having claims against the estate of John Henry Louis Worinan decessed presep, the the dersigned Executor. at Prescott YRvapa County A. T. wiibn months fro the date of ths notice will be forever barred and all p-rsons indebted said estate are hereby requested to make immediate msnt
 JOHN RAIBLE, Erseutor. Prescott, JAnuary 5, 1874. ianl0InJ
Arizona weekly miner., 1874-03-27

The LovELIEsT OF HER SEx---l also conversed with lovely squaw. If she was the lovellest of her sex, Lord Cornwallis help the rest Her knapsack differed somewhat from old Jobn Browns. It was little warrior about two feet in length. His mother grew up to have a beau, and he'll have bow before he grows up. She wore for rcdingote an old army oyercoat and her diamond necklace was a string of tomato cans. Indians don't have dictionaries There is only one word in their language-its an ugly word It's ugh" Says l, "The pale face grcets the valley rose, and gives her a cordial welcome, handing her my whisky flask for the cordial well come. She drank the whole Of it, chewed the cork, and said ugh" Says I, Do the winds of the valley too roughly deal with you fair daughter of the mountalnsyn yn Says she, Ugh l" Says l, "Shal be favored with your hand for the
 lancers, and do you prefer lemon or vanilla s'' | Says she, Ugh" Says l. Do you think 1t bet | ter 10 be immolated on the altar of your coun- | try than to die Of shad bite on board a fishing | smack ~ Says she, Ugh" asked her "IIow
 she voted Y'' She said "Ugh"-l Correspondence | New York Sun.
Arizona weekly miner., 1874-03-27
LEGAL.
SUMMONS.

IN THE JUSTICES COURT OF PRESCOTT PRE.
 ciuct la the county Of Iayapa, Territory ui Arizona Jas C. Otis. !. F. ...t. ..s...
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-13
Norfolk Items.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.

NORFOLK, VA, May 12.-The Conserve.
siveS in their ward meetings were lively
tonight; great rivalry in the party.
The Chambers Steam Fire Company, OF
Portsmouth, celebrated their eighth anniYer-
sary to-day with unprecedented eclat; they
never had such an imposing demonstration.
Both day and night, parade with the ma
val post band, torches, bontires, fireworks,
&C., creating considerable sensation. A
grand banquet at the Ocean House tonight
concluded the festivities, and number OF
prominent gentlemen made set speeches.
The practice-ship Constellation is ordered
to leave the yard for Annapolis on Friday.
ALI her officers have reported. Her crew
is here, and stores were hurrying on board
to-day for three months cruise. The mid
dies will have nice ship.
Harry Watkins takes a grand testimonial
benefit from the citizens at the Opera. House
on Friday night.
The British steamer Texas will arrive to-
morrow from New Orleans to coal for Liv-
erpool.
The North German bark Pepita and Brit
ish brig Picallilly passed through the Roads
for Richmond to-day.
The schooner Alabama, sunk on Hamp-
ton bar, has been gotten OF, and is here to-
day for repairs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-13

-HA- LA>DAULEr.--The landaulet of At.
"'t.'"ncIal Williams bids fair to attain
-.'."I" prominence. Judge Wright, form
h.' q Indiana and bow wealthy resident
T. .'.' city, has purchased the famous vehi-
- aAa in.ends TO make use Of it for cam
l..-,- PURPOSES This fail. Mr.. Wright has
j"'>9nal reasons Of hostility agains: the At
81, -hcr"itJ, he having once been indicted
q" '@'i"r for ALLEGED completely in Indian
..-....,. and Tic ianJaul"t has presented itself
= means n carry Liui on to q swee.
"h2r The aEimadEcrsions which the
- ymrn. Of The vehicle al the public ex.
.">e brought upon Acknowledgement
''.':.;lln<, caused him 10 discontinue its use
.'F '9claI purposes, and ii was too fine q
'NEo9, for Government service, so that Ii
~, w. sod for 500. less than its cost. Judge
,"''SA proposes TO have coachman and
!'',iA1n in the same livery as those who for
!.''IE added pomp and magnihcence to the
i@Aj1nct as it rolled over the Nicholson
!~'eAent Of the avenues, and will use the
:. 'f:laSc az platform from which to address
~ "Enrers On the corruption Of Washing
IL 1LciQls. Baltimore American.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-13

.,.,2adc"'' 81 the "'," ,.o 20,
.'>', 1.r.H>ToN. A.. Ma! - 'e'f'
.u ~. have been very FAVOR
TIE A. ,,r.otinr. and The farmers are
49,. III COZ" ~. ., il. Some had planted
, .rv0 !. Guy ~ 49,, before, but | bes!eVo II
,.-. &. ih',l 80, Tie Errund. Judging by
r>,'r ''" .e,r trees. il is now early
''''SF,, ,,,,i weather was spccis.f
,~,.,... ~ woe, Of the fly on the
s,w.i - 80, ,,,., promising beds have
>Rc'' ,-.r,>. and the crop Of to-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-13
ARRrsr of i hIRMnEa OF osnarss- % :.

ARREST or 4 MKMsEn OF CoSsarss p am
Full CASE OF INSANITY Washington, May / /
Hon. David MellislI; a member Of Congress
from the .ninth district Of New York. VIM
arrested tonight at the Chrontcle Office.
having become maniac on the finance cues.
ton. He is pronounced hopelessly insane.
He published most remarkable eff1sion In
the Sunday papers Of this city yesterday,
aud although in the House for a while to.
day, he did not attempt TO take his seat.
The closcuess with which he was watched
by his colleagues as he moved about the hall
excited general attention from the galleries.
When he started to leave he was accompa-
MED by Mr.. Woodtord. one Of his colleagues.
While in the Hobbies he flung his arms about
him and said in a loud voice, people say I
am insane. but Just feel my pulse and sec II
l am" He subsequently Informed gentle
man that he wore better clothes than any
man in the House. and that he got them
cheaper than any one because he understood
finance so we'll. He busted himself all the
evening throwing away money and cigars
Baltimore san Washington telegram.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-13

A.. Cf BCIIDISG--SEvRRAL PERSONS
= - G-Tg.o. May ll.-Ahout half-past
''.' r This afternoon. without previous
"-.'.@., HcAr;IUI> t0ur.story brick block,
{. y ia >.,cct above Eagle street, fell with a
t.t2r crash. crushing IN Steyenson's block
.@.-.. The niocEs were occupied by
D." ..;...2r. confectionery: Lanke, .icweller !;
w.. - f,el 4 o., variety store, etc. The
L-.-..". Of Ii" Iianito7, Frank Maggie, five
-, -, ga, instantly killed; also son
q :'.~+".-of Bucks haw, principal Of the
-" An.Ia! school. fourteen years Of age !;
49,. h.cE-aaw Fad leg broken and was
= '..,t bruised; Emma q. Morse, fourteen
- 90. a>d her ie:t arm torn of and her
- :"Go'el: .cr injuries are probably
t.... Reports I'-o;aii that one or more are
-:'c- The debris. There were many
,.a.."" ","'pe>. some thirty persons being
l.. LIZ tliiG.ug Wren il fell. The cause OF
.'-.,'cr ;. attributed 10 the carelessness
=: ~ Ia-oa, Who knocked out portion
: ,.' ''..a waAiof McArthur's block to con-
.".. ,, "ina ne" building in the rear. The
49, a. c>lu"t.d i. 900.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-13

OF the Conatitutioff under which, .ie sprcss;
dent mas TINS power. Nothing else WIZ an n
| Wnen there Idoubt II you can cornnei tha,r
70 determine who f. Governor. II "a limo al; q
agony OF doubt and uncertainty was ovar
Inc Interests Of humanity demand IL shall he
settled, and IL you have the power ,,I,1 ~
the Constitution and laws of tho rTnited
States TO settle the question of whn 10
Governorr OF Arkansas, adverse Ia the
decision of the courts OF the state settle
II, and settle it mt once. I shall not resist
what you may order the United States troons
10 90, but shall with all the power at nv
command repel any and all attempts by Rar.
ters forces to take possession of the State
house. am confident that a lepul apornm
OF the Legislature will not respond to RoT.
ters call, and shall not assent nor be !,
party to convening the Legislature under
any other agreement than that submitted bv
yourself through the Attorney-General on
the 9th instant.
lsigned] "JosEPH BROOKS,
"Goyernor of Arkansas.n
sFATA OF AFFAIRS AT LITTLE RoCK-LIvELY
sEIRArsHING, &C.
NEW YORK, May 12.-Lttle Rock specials
contain the following items:
me regulars yesterday took all the arms
at the arsenal to pieces to prevent either the
BROOKS or Baxter people from using them.
ihere was great excitement yesterday
morning In Little Rock during the skirmish
across the river. Colonel White, of Baxter,s
Iofce, was wounded in the leg. After the
skirn,shlng had lasted some two hours
company of regulars crossed the river and
stopped both parties, releasing train of cars
"nlcn the Baxter men had just seized.
-FOUR Baxter men are reported killed and
two wounded.
The clerk of the Circuit Court swore in
tne members of the Legislature who had
Inc regulars have thrown up another bar
rlcade across Markham street.
=, Colonel Rose has telegraphed to General
sherman for company Of regular cavalry,
Inc raft with arms from up the river ar
rived safely. O'
LATEST FROM LITTLE ROCK.
LITTLE Rock, May 12.--Brooks still occu.
pies the State House and surroundings
whether he intends to Yacate or not under
the PRESIDENTS instructions is not known.
Both houses met this morning at the Otter
pulldinS. There lacked only three of QUO
Tun--one senator and two representatives.
1t is generally conceded there will be quo.
rum tomorrow. BaXter's men are iubiIant
at the idea of Brooks having to yacate the
State House.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-13

IosTAL.-The name and site Of Neabsco
H.t't' post oilicc il changed to Prince Will
nm county, Va, and james NJ. Jackson is
"rf0mtcd postmaster rice Charles G. Rineli,
."sl2ncd Dr.. John A!er is appointed post
, ~ al rasspatansey, King George county,
"a, ttce Lewis Cross, resigned. Will
t t3iA Ioskns is appointed at Carlton's store,
fiAs and Queen county, Va, vice w. A.
'1oAdrrs, resigned. Thomas K. Jourdan is
api'oln'cd postmaster at Vernon Hill, Hall
az county, Va, vtce William j. Qgld, re.
ssL:4.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-13
BY telegraph.
NEW YORK MARKETS

NEW YORK, May 12.-Cotton held higher; sale:
OF 1858 bales At SIG &c. Southern flour qnie
s1:l0; good to choice, <7.l5@sl1. Wheat easiei
s Tn o1 hioae s, demand Corn s2Is54c for
Rio Sugar dull and declining; 7a@Sc. Tor fair t.
good refining. Modsses more active 1T about 4Od
&c als' Tor 80 test Rice unchanged Rangoon, s,sa
pentlne dull at 4O@411ac. PORK quiet and irmer
new n mess, " .25. Lard hrmer at On@1l II &c
Whisky steady at 975c. Freigh.s 10 Liverpoo